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PAGE 6-The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, April 6, 1972 Political Announcements FOR AUDITOR I hereby announce my can didacy for reelection to the of fice of Auditor for Newberry County and pledge to abide the results of the county Democra tic primary election. JEANETTE K. HAMM FOR CLERK OF COURT I hereby announce my can didacy for reelection to the of fice of Clerk of Court for New berry County and pledge to abide by the results of the De mocratic Primary election. MILDRED R. HARMON FOR SHERIFF I hereby announce my candi dacy for the office of Sheriff for Newberry County and pledge to abide the results of the coun ty Democratic primary elec tion. L. L. (Slim) HENDERSON I hereby announce my can didacy for reelection to the of fice of Sheriff for Newberry County and pledge to abide the results of the county Democra tic primary election. EUGENE (Gene) SHEALY I hereby announce my can didacy for the office of Sheriff for Newberry County and pledge to abide by the results of the Democratic Primary election. THOMAS B. (Tom) PERRY FOR TREASURER I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office . of Treasurer for Newberry Coun ty and pledge to abide by the results of the Democratic pri mary election. GEORGE W. SUMMER FOR MAGISTRATE DISTRICT 2 I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Ma gistrate District 2 for Newberry County and pledge to abide the results of the Democratic Pri mary election. ALVIN G. HIPP I hereby announce myself a candidate for reelection to the office of Magistrate District 2 for Newberry County and pledge to abide by the results of the Democratic Primary election. J. 0. (Butch) ZOBEL FOR MAGISTRATE DISTRICT 4 I hereby announce myself a candidate for reelection to the office of Magistrate District 4 for Newberry County and pledge to abide by the results of the Democratic Primary election. H. J. SMITH FOR COUNTY COUNCIL I hereby announce my can didacy for reelection to County Council from District No. 1 and pledge to abide by the results of the Democratic Primary election. BEN F. DAWKINS I hereby announce my can didacy for election to County Council from District 1 and pledge to abide by the results of the Democratic Primary elec tion. Dave Waldrop. Jr. BOARD OF EDUCATION I hereby announce myself a candidate for a seat on the Newberry County Board of Edu cation from District 1 and pledge to abide the results of the county Democratic primary election. E. E. GAULDEN Miss Newberry pageant April 15 “Luv, Luv, Luv” will be the romantic theme of the annual Miss Newberry Pageant to be staged the evening of April 15 at Newberry High School. The theme will be reflected in stage settings, the musical background and in costuming for the parade of contestants which will open the program Saturday evening, April 15. Tickets for the performance can be obtained at the three county high schools prior to opening of the show or will be available at the door. Pageant General Chairman, Jay Polen, said that the show will be designed to depict the poise, grace and beauty of the contestants who are seeking the Miss Newberry title and it will be a show designed to please the audience. The new Miss Newberry will be crowned at climax of the final competition by the re tiring Miss Newberry, Jan Rad er of Prosperity. The new Miss Newberry, queen of grace, beauty and talent will be award ed a cash award of $200 pro vided by the City of Newberry. She will also gain the right to represent Newberry in the Miss South Carolina Pageant and the opportunity to seek the $1,500 scholarship awarded to the state queen, next year. Winner of the Miss South Carolina Pageant will be launched on a glamorous jour ney which will take her to Atlantic City, N. J., as state representative in the national Miss America Pageant, where she will compete with state queens from throughout the na tion for the title of Miss Ame rica which carries a $10,000 scholarship award and the op portunity for a year of perso nal appearances throughout the United States. The state queen also will have the opportunity to gain other national scholar ships awarded to finalists in the national pageant and to con testants judges to be outstand ing in talent. Polen, noted that Pamela In- abinet. Miss South Carolina, will serve as Mistress of Ceremonies for the JC sponsored Miss New- WANT ADS BULLDOZER & SCRAPER TRAINEES NEEDED Training now being offered on a national scale with major types of modern equipment. On-the- job type training. Expenence not necessary. Industry usages ex ceed $6 per hour. For im mediate application call area code 803-253-6900 or write Heavy p]quipment Division; care of Thurston Motor Lines. Inc.; P.O. Box 157; Columbia. South Car olina 29202. HELP WANTED Plumbers, electricians, final fin ishers, sheet metal workers, trim cabinet and flooring men wanted for mobile home work. Apply Lexington Homes, Inc., Lexington, S. C. M303tc FOR RENT Rooms for rent for night or per week in Prosperity, S. C. Call 364-3691. 23M5tp SPRING HAS SPRUNG! The weather’s great — so get out of the house, start earning money as an Avon Representative. Dis cover how easy it is to sell Avon products to friendly people. Call Collect 385-3238 or write: Jean Andrews, Box 522, Chester, S. C. 29706. berry Pageant and that music will be provided by The Col lege “N” Orchestra under the direction of Charlie Pruitt. The 5 contestants in the pa geant will compete in evening gown, swimsuit and talent di visions. CITY BUILDING PERMITS City building permits for the past week totalled $45,050.00. They are as follows: J. G. Purkerson, 1918 Mc- Hardy St., repairs; Donnie Da venport, Rosalyn Drive, erect dwelling; John Campbell, 1903 Tanyard St., repairs; M. E. Hamm, 209 Caldwell St., re pairs; Carroll E. Looney, Har rington St., erect dwelling; Mar vin Hawkins, 502 Caldwell St., repairs; James M. Mayson, 79 Glenn St., locate trailer; Lillie Gary, 816 Hunt St., erect build ing; John Lindsay, 1420 College St., repairs; and Robert Dawk ins, 2109 Brown St., repairs. S. C. Rose Show May 6-7 The South Carolina Rose So ciety annual Rose Show is to be held May 6, Saturday, and viewing of the show by the pu blic is offered on Saturday afternoon and Sunday, May 7. The show will be held at the First-Citizens Bank and Trust Co. in downtown Columbia, there is no admission fee. The South Carolina Rose So ciety extends an invitation to the public to enter into parti cipation. Members of the South Carolina Rose Society will be on hand, extending the tradi tional hospitality of the society, by assistance in preparation and in entering roses in the proper classes of competition. Except for specified class, such as the Challenge Class and the English Box, competition is open, and the public is wel come. No one is required to be a member of the American Rose Society, the national orga nization, or of the South Caro lina Rose Society, the state or ganization, or a Local Rose So ciety. Rose fanciers are welcome from all over the state of South Carolina, and the Southeast. There will be a novice division for beginners, anyone who has never won a Blue Ribbon. The Rose Show will be governed by the American Rose Society Rules for showing, and judged by American Rose Society Judges. Numerous silver and appropriate awards will be made upon the decision of the Judges. The theme for the Artistic Division is “Roses in Literature and Culture”, made up of 8 classes, minerature roses are to be featured in 2 classes. Class 1. Religion—An arrange ment expressing inspiration, or spiritual enrichment. Class 2. History—An arrange ment portraying our heritage, depicting some phase of Early American life. Class 3. Philosophy—An inter pretative arrangement of a theme or line of philosophy. An explanatory card is to accom pany the arrangement. Class 4. Poetry and Prose— An Oriental arrangement dedi cated to the romance of the rose. Class 5. Science Fiction—An abstract arrangement. MEN ONLY Class 6. Biography—An ar rangement dedicated to a per son, such as a statesman, his torical figure, politician, etc.— This is a Youth Class (ages 10-17). Class 7. A Fairy Tale—An arrangement using minerature roses depicting a childhood story. Class 8. The Funny Papers— An arrangement with a theme taken from the comics using minerature roses. Class 9. “A Rose, is a rose, is a rose” ... BY INVITATION Entries in the Artistic Divi sion are by reservation and li mited in number. Reservations should be made with the chair man, Dr. Wayne A. Shrader, 70 Beacon Hill Rd., Columbia, S. C. 29210, or phone 772-6068. Entries in the Artistic and Horticulture Classes must be made between 7 AM and 10 AM, Saturday, May 6 at the First- Citizens Bank and Trust Co. Classes covering all types of roses will be available for com petition, including Hybrid Teas, Grandifloras, Floribun- das, Climbers, and Old Fashion and minerature roses. Rose show schedules, containing the list of classes and rules may be obtained from: Mrs. C. B. Parr, Route 3, Newberry, S. C. 29108, after April 1, 1972. RITZ Tin THE i. 276-1713 FOR MOVIF: INFO. NOW THRU TUBS. ONE SHOW NITELY SHOWS AT 8:00 P.M. WINNER OF 2 ACADEMY AWU1DS! n BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR-JOHN MILLS BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY “★★★★! A MASTERPIECE! A BEAUTIFUL PICTURE!” Wandc Hal*. 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