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The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, Nov. 7, 1967—PAGE 7 EMPLOYMENT MANAGER Position of responsibility which con sists o f interviewing, screening, scheduling tests, indoctrination of new employees. Also, control and maintenance of company policy pro cedure manual and personnel proce dure manual, administering group insurance program, posting of cost control records and typing. Salaried, paid vacation, sick leave and free group insurance. Must be neat, aggressive and inter ested in a career position. College education necessary and desirable that applicant have past experience in areas of responsibility as listed. Male or female. Send complete resume of personal data and work history to Box 438, Newberry, S. C. 29108. An Equal Opportunity Employer THANK YOU . .. * o My deepest appreciation is ex tended to you, the voters of the City of Newberry, for your continued sup port in the General Election Tuesday. In my service on Council, I shall ever keep in mind, and try to do, what is to the best interest of our fine city and its fine citizens. I shall endeavor to merit the confidence you have placed in me. CLAUDE W. PARTAIN CECIL E. KINARD THANKS THE VOTERS I would like to express my appre ciation to all those who voted to re turn me to the City Council for the next three years. I shall continue to serve, as I have in the past, in the way I believe to be to the best interest of all of our citi zens. CECIL E. KINARD Members of the 163rd Artillery Group, S. C. National Guard, presented Brig. Gen. Lew R. Hoyt a silver tray on the occasion of his retirement and promotion Sunday. From left are M/Sgt. Johnnie Stribble, First Sergeant of Headquarters Battery; Lt. Col. Gerald C. O’Quinn, Group Executive Officer; Gen. Hoyt; Lt. Col. James K. Blackman, Group Chief of Staff; and Captain Dick M. Vaughn Jr., commander of Headquarters Battery, 163rd Group. (Sunphoto.) Display flags on vets day The patriotic organizations of Newberry are urging the merchants and citizens of New berry to display their flags bn November 11 ,Veterans Day. Our flag contains the red stripes which represent hardi ness and courage, the white stripes and stars, innocence and purity, and the blue field rep resents vigilance, perseverance and justice. These are the ideals for which America fights. It is the symbol of America and stands as a reminder of the hardships which have been en dured through the centuries to establish the freedom which every citizen should prize highly. JASPER CHAPTER MEETS WITH MRS. NICHOLS The regular meeting of the Jasper chapter DAR will be held at the home of Mrs. Leon Nichols, November 10, at 5:00 p.m. Associate hostesses are Miss Anne Jones, Mrs. P. D. Johnson, Mrs. Carl Amick and Miss Karen Kirkegard. Miss Rose Hamm will give a program on “DAR Schools.” MY SINCEREST THANKS To the voters of the City of Newberry for the excellent vote which I received in Tuesday’s General Election. I am deeply grateful for the confidence you have placed in me. My only ambition is to work for the continued progressive growth and betterment of this city, remembering at all times the welfare of all of its residents. Again, I thank you! CARMAN BOUKNIGHT MANY, MANY THANKS May I express my deep appreciation to you for the splen did vote given me in the general election. I am most grateful for the confidence you have placed in me; and I only wish it was possible to thank each of you person ally. May I especially offer my gratitude to those who so faithfully worked in my behalf. Again, may I say THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart. Clarence A. Shealy, Jr. THANK YOU! Now that you have demonstrated your willingness to trust me with so high a responsibility as the office to which you have elected me, I am become very humbled, and I am grateful for this expression of high confidence and trust. Let it be known that I shall represent all of the people of the city of Newberry with equal concern and interest; those who voted for me, and those who be lieved it better to vote otherwise. L. D. GARDNER, Jr.