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by the way .. . 1U DORIS S WDKKS KOHN (GARDENS Readei's of The Sun are in vited by Hal Konn to v.sit h;s iris garden on Highway 7*1 by pass anytime within the next three weeks, and enjoy the love ly blooms. In additmn to nis, Mr. Kohn has elematis and peonies now in Mourn. Another attraet.on at Kohn Gardens ns the pond, which .s host to a pair of swans, Pekin and Mallard ducks, and a pair of Sebastopol geese Across the pond theie aie about filty peafowls where you may se v > up to Id handsome p“acoeks strutting. All tiiis " (tomemade 1 eauty, ' as tlte owner calls it, is gladly -hared w: i h the pr.b- N \ I { Any w. e \\ h 11 turn e V • I t eon arounu th( 1 a i my k m ■ w s • hat SNA Ft 111 oans - S:! i iat on mu - mal a il f' iu led up." 1' h a l' S the way th mgs aim •ear t i ! i r o n the preside nt la : pol itu-al '•cen. • this year. I te S p i ’ i a o i ■vnlen ce to " ;C ( imtrai' y. 1 II cling to the • e ! 1 r ! • ! ha- rn me s N.we mb.a , 1 .yndon do imso n wil 1 ( • O N um- tier 1 ma i i on the Demo. : rat.c ‘ cket. The i ■ on . y ill tig 1 can * i i I k • f that would keep him < lit of !w fact ■ WoU hi be fea>' • .f an ; 11 ’ e l m pt on hd ■- life. Per- haps t ha* f ea 1 « i <’ f 1 i w g reat inough . si nee he d. "’s m t g‘» anywda 1 i C now exm •[it under the elo :t k < d' ■ < 1 ( ; t 1 \ ‘ ; nut 1 am mat yet GO 1 i iVir.ei ed. d't a- Alt ertm- tives - Hu 111 (lil 1 !'o \', AleG a i t h y and Ke mm-dy —. of fer no ho po of n-tuining th..- country to san- 11 y. The in-and-out Republicans are making fools of themselves and no one hereabouts seems *, i have murh enthusiasm for any of them, 1 note by the daily papers • gat *he S. i Republicans are -ticking bv N.xoii and Reagan. '1 his reminds me "* a letter from a i '-aUer out m ^ aiitoi - n.a. 1 wua.U na’-> thought that Reagan wmnd be ' .rst ehoi anrong \ r OLUME 32—NO. 2 Newberry, S. 0. 20IDS. Thursdav. Ma\' 2. 1 ObS 32,00 Per Yetti’ Single Popy 10c Festival Queen Miss Newberry pageant to be Saturday night Joins faculty of Academy The second grade in i h e Xewbeny Academy will lie 'aueht next vear bv M;-s Annie o \ ye a in mu a 1 Alms New ber y \ I an: - o!' N i‘w i" n v. She h; mt. -pol l.~i wed ’•y t h. e heeti t t’.’ii'b. 111 g s UiVt 'sftilly !' i i i y , 1 a ,v i. ■ e i s, w 1 11 ; i- i'om- many year s i n the X ewber i •li’m y mu ir with a 1. 11 ie t o. n’y Pu 1,1;,' S eh." i > 1 System Now • err y Page an'. n.,th After r a : a a t IU from N'. '• i-oai Sat u i day. A1 a y 1 at biwry < 'll. 1 g, w 1th a I Sachel . -1 • y Hn h eh.in 1 auditor- ■!' A : 1 s ,1 oo fee he eartt' it s .i Ml p 111, i : a n u 11 o b , i 1 ) , : * m • ' c rod it a Prana 1 ’ -MV | i . . . 4 t ; 11 w n ' ■ s a u t . v h e a; , \ * 1 ; ( 1 . by Al of Nio’h : 111' i S | 1 It | k , 1 ' t . . i (' a i''! i n a 1 if ijk , W ! a 1 W .11 ia-prv- Ms: \ a m. i ■ as long taug N. ’ • ri y 11; t i.o Stut • i; • bo Su i i L {’ , V, , ] ,. "f o’ \v I ' ; (hi ■ • n \ lie ■ duly. f. mil Pres iw t'uu an i \< !: re Ah N o i A ill 1 • ; i > ' ! i ‘ t ' S ' W la !'■ -1.1 : - a no 1: . i "•r. i.' •'; • , a . j ta!o ut .1 ' P dent dan i K.na \ O ’ ! i, u . Ian t! - kt i. off ,• utidy 1 I, 1,0', | i, ♦ ■ t ■ [ A! i . ,0,1 Al l { ! \1 \\ • ! : o • j . i : i: s •, > i 1 1; if'Wg \!; ,.md \! r-. I- rani-. < t. 1! 1 la \ . i. .:! , < at by 1 mil -e Hall :u an ; r ■ r. clung h* ■■ i of Mr und M t , If (I, c t I'A un;’ , bn 1. .11 r c - i ■ • i< ■, ( \ nr ii;a I A n n 1 ’>' ■ i . ,::m:■ i t et of 1 ’> 1 an. j ! Mr- 1 a > y Until 1 ■ ! > r a n t iee • < >: i : ne 1 ’ i'n Xi'wberry Golleges tradition- the col orful ceremony, whi Mt t ■ i of I'm d. and Al 1 o .1 U. a' . ■" i a 111 m al Spring Fes’ val, la uion ne W . 11 be folio- wed by a mwi •P’ i m Pr me. \ t 1 v' w . 11 o, i. u d Pauht dettn Dickey of Mi ami 'M on the ton to •e at Smeltzei ha j! \\ aid. 11 a ugdit '• r tif M u i: t lb- wd’ ! F.tbS May (Jueen, w uil tak“ M ! S S 1 Mek. •v, a senior. w M Ah l o l’b an k \\ ani. p a no. M. h in U. place on the i ampus S ii it unlay ell".' ell to 1' Igtl over { iie fe> ti 1 >a\m \\ rm ft iM W1S 1 \ Pl‘,0 t I'l afternoon, starting at 4 p. m. val i |,V Vote of the 'tu den t S be mas i.r ■ of ie i'o i n o 11. e>. ami Work dav Tin- public is invited t 1 > attend She l.s an el ementary edu i all m lilt .me w ill lie Cl,! I. Imd }.y Al pel .oji I,. - nmji w w ho expects to teacl i \U‘ xt HI l/aiie! It 11 igditower. a 1 uth'at IMP) ,■ Easter Seal yea r area a i the Wa >h: ng ton, D. ( f h N.' w ,ps w Id • ill i j-y < "] lege. Si hidar- be aw a nled tin ■ win . . 1 . 1 . ... . . M 1111 e re t int the .-1 h o o campaign is ‘Over the Top’ Mn-s Dickey's maid of honor will be Diane Holmes ot Kdge- field. Miss Holmes i- also a scmior. Son- and daughte - ot ev- t t as faculty and taff naun U' l's also will tako part in t he pug Uepuni.can cmisti* - man o* ' he U.nks luast ,i'l' Seal t antry. Hi 1 W i t ut a]ipai flit.' h. ■ • an,pa g n i • imlui-' i ii by th" hdowe' g. ! I > \V . ki if my 1 V " ’ • ; i'* hei ' no. S'l-iil that N ew i-ei l ' GoiUity S'" O'tV I’ "I • o. i j i, • i, All-!. mla 1 • ii 1 : . and i f I ’ a 1 <-a .tcheii ;'" -11 i"I; - m ( nppie.! ( diiiiii »■:. and Ad'ii’ Ai 1 v.son dull ■ e V i i 1 e . 1 .' ., i n b i • a i - Ann 1* • no . m port anitem ■ s.nce o • ,Hi r:g Go\ ei nor a rul may bav e , -• n, a ; .j 1 ne eurise■ rvalive .poor- w toe i, mi? aim Ms at. -a of New • 1 r awanleij to first and see.end i umitT-ups, I hi 1 •! a y ee 11 e - e! t e> will be • n c harge of Me- I a: t M Ms- New Oe i a y I ’agean t. ('onto ’ant w n. < arter I tak. rg d r am I !<•. 1 aria Redeiftl .a ug. h. lummy HoW er , St eptielii It .-W llig t"! 1 y nt r, a I r "w ri, Donna ( .igg rn U i ‘ a (out , Sally < i'o land \ a 1 1 ; I a r cl, ( mdv 11 x i c n, Sar aniiouni eci tins w* •. i. t ha’ -f i, It li 1 oil was cjiiiia’eil d 1 . itilig ti 11 a' i p a i g r. thi.- year. . a . r - 'a w tic- ] t r ry r • r : ■ .. 1 om - my Urge a,, < 1,1. Sa\ l.-o, Re’ ri sk * ade aUc: 1 .1., Sa< rt. A pi og rar I. • o . ■ e a .an • n t in t a i n m e r • t w 11, :' • • \V v! - - e'e -a wa r. I lisa a a l , c K - \' A G. 1 e W ;.c i .• mg i.,111 r ,.i la.si., nox a a i a ■ \ 1 a a , 1 a ! i i 11 i \ V1 . ’ ham, 1 a in 11;y Moat os. 1 . ria I’m a \ te a I U’ ' ! a ;, a ! ’ , Khlilt a U' n ' I ; a a i. U'lc V U'ifl , < lil a t ,)!•■ O’Dell coaches Legion baseball \ a \ rile r ean Eognm ba.seb.al' ' ea n i wi > 1 i .i■ oig’ a r 11 /eca in N'-w err'' I • day. May , a ’ ... oo I m at Now ben y High . oI, (•> p. 1\ < •' D e : i, W • 1 i 111 o lean: til y o a : . co a : ti.! : y < oa, id i n I-. r 11 g,! r t will be held ea. Il a ’ a: oi i pan, A y nri after A ugu t 1st. 11g i b 1 e to play. 1 ho -c Sa ha- i >1 Senes la ami II Saving;-' Pond and the now Saving..- Nota i a ; iial ’ lorn Sliai’os" dm ng t he mot!’ It ■ Maivli rn N- w• eiiy i ouat y to t a.i-i| >11,0111, in-p,o t - d oi M IP 'be r ( o 1 i I, tSa i it g, - l >i Hal Seim, A' • | 11. ' Sin it h. A n m '' > S w y g o t ', . \ a a i f a l h i e a '' am d < can Wi, l.io . Hugh l a i m■ i-, png cant elui.r- loan, tat' <! t l,a ' a11 . a i - • t * •• • ' s at-' In * e on -ale at Mai. S' i ' o; i ’ f a it. a i y , l . o a.. a . i a l ' i , a 1 "i , . l’a rm r S hay a ., ,J •• i Mi , i a ■ ' ■ r’ U ■ - • r-: Ala ' and < >u ,. G. ml , m , . 'bat oa fU e \ l!., . * ’ t i, ■ A . * 1 3 ; N . M W M W ota. ; II I ! • a t ? * i y" dad hy a majoiby n .d' the T\’ arid :: 1 i rally think tha ; i v ratal. tale I .am: >pa- 1 >owd e\ Pi e>.-1' - t ta■ hope that t: i e < ■ i 1 ■ in’ y w;il i ■ .ntimie 1 e ’ i.at . ’ a i u. i .g f a' the P.n'.s cam- go'-- ij p-iu-: The Fa -1, r Seal letter cam- j a: v .n. under the chairmanship of < of d.m 11 deoiniie and with iGont, a uod on page h 1 Wade Nichols ot ^ilverstreet si^ns a grant-in-aid to play football at Newberry (’ollegen ext year. Looking on are, from left, Coach Jim Kimmell of Newberry High, Wade’s father,He nry Nichols, and College Coach Fred Herren. (See story elsewhere.)