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Member Federal Reserve System/Insured by F.D.I.C. The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, Oct. 14, 1971—PAGE 5 CITY BUILDING PERMITS City building permits for the past week totaled $20,295.00. They are as follows: J. H. Setzler, 2710 Deloache Ave., addition; Floyd Mills, 2201 Glenn St., addition; Hat- chettes Office Supplies, 1206 Main St., repairs; R. H. Boo zer, 526 Boundary St., repairs; Z e n a Sherbert, 2545 Nance St., erect building; L & H Build ers, Bouknight St., erect dwell ing; Casper Berry, 418 Green St., repairs; Fred Cureton, 2028 Vincent St., repairs; Elva Waites, 625 O’Neal St., repairs; Wesley White, 515 Floyd St., repairs; Curtis Bates, 701 Wise St., repairs; Narvis Cook, 2007 Lee St., repairs; and Ruby Ki- nard, 1110 Pope St., repairs. DIAMOND GRADERS—Bill Turner, fourth from right last week. The group studied all facets of diamond selec- standing, was among the 16 jewelers attending a session tion and grading, of the Gemological Institute of America in New York City How we lowered the restrictions on high interest savings. To make it easier for just about anyone to open our two-year maturity 5-3/4% savings book plan, we lowered the minimum initial deposit and the minimum balance to an amount just about anyone can afford; $100. We made it possible to add any amount at any time. And we simplified withdrawals. So if you want your money, it’s available at full interest the first ten days of each quarter after two years. How does our plan compare to those offered by other financial institutions? In many cases, there’s no comparison. Because for the same interest rate, there are other financial institutions that require up to $10,000 minimum deposit and balance. And allow set deposits at only certain times. And require you to sell certificates of deposits to get your money. All of which only goes to prove one thing; When you look for a high interest savings plan, look out. We lowered the restrictions. Everybody else didn’t. South Carolina National