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The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, Oct. 16,1969 — PAGE 7 BEFORE THE DEDICATION of the new some students. From left, Robert Jones, science and mathematics building at New- Clinton; Jimmy Fulton, Blacksburg; Lynn berry College Saturday, Dr. Joseph Stra- Horry, Ridgeland; Dr. Straley, and N. K. ley, the featured speaker for the occasion, Williamson, , professor . of physics and had a chance to meet informally with mathematics at the College. COLLEGE PARENTS Parents Day festivities at New- came 996 miles, and Mr. and MAKE LONG TRIPS berry College Saturday. Mrs. John Malsheimer. Sr., of “It’s a long, long way to Making the longest drive to Key West, Florida, who drove Newberry” might have been Newberry for the Day were Mr. 949 miles, the theme of the 775 parents and Mrs. William J. Sommer- They received awards at the who attended the 11th annual ville of Burlington, Mass., who half-time ceremonies of the r — 1 — — Newberry-Concord football game from Philip Kelly, chair man of the college’s Alumni As sociation. They are the parents of Will iam R. Sommerville, a fresh man and John H. Malsheimer, Jr., a sophomore. Saylor Fox is weeks renegade Saylor Fox, defensive safety from Buena Vista, Virginia was named Renegade of the Week by the Newberry College coach-1 ing staff. To attain this honor Fox made six individual tack les, six assists, and one big play. Mike R e n t z, defensive tackle, was close behind. Fox’s big play was an inter ception in the last six seconds of Saturday’s contest, which he ran back 50 yards for a touch down, bringing thrills to a Par ent’s Night crowd. The inter ception came after a Joby Cas tles field goal, which put the Indians out in front 18 to 17, as Concord College made a last ditch effort to pull out the ball game. Registration will begin under the big top at 10 a.m. for prizes to be given to the oldest lady, the oldest man, and the couple who have been married longest. Gate admission will be free to Senior Citizens age 65 nad over; a special tent will be pro vided as a meeting place; light refreshments will be served; and entertainment will be plen tiful. This day to honor Senior Cit izens will be jointly sponsored by the State Fair, the Columbia Parks and Recreation Depart ment, and the South Carolina nmcil on SENIOR CITIZENS DAY AT STATE FAIR South Carolina Senior Citizens will participate in a day of act ivities planned for their enjoy ment at the State Fair in Col umbia on Wednesday, Oct. 22. Another Great Service Added For Your Convenience! PAY YOUR COUNTY TAXES WHEN YOU BANK WITH US Starting immediately THE BANK OF COMMERCE will accept New berry County Tax payments from residents in its service area dur ing regular banking hours. Arrangements have been made with the Newberry County Treasur er’s office for THE BANK OF COMMERCE to accept Newberry County tax payments at both the Prosperity and the Chapin offices. When making the payments, all that is necessary is the tax notice and pay ment. The Newberry County Treasurer’s office will mail the receipt giving credit for the taxes paid. This is just another service offered by THE BANK OF COMMERCE to its customers to make banking with us more convenient and more enjoyable. BANK OF COMMERCE PROSPERITY, S. C. CHAPIN, S. C.