Machine Room ....
returned in short order. W^rong color he said.
My deer I would climb the highest mountain
for you, Ah yes, my deer, I would lose sleep, go
hungry, freeze, be quite as a mouse, if I don’t
meet you at the expected place today I will be
looking for you tomorrow, ah yes my deer, I see
you now, steady - aim - fire - and that s exactly
what Robert Head, John Kimzey and Bert Neal
did. Nice going fellows.
We lost a couple of fine fellows to the Navy.
Bobby Dishman and Boyd Oliver. Wishing you
the best of luck in the world.
Bob Pierce is driving a new Buick. Shor is
pretty Bob.
Queen Banning (the 30 miles per gal man) said
he asked Bob his gas mileage and Bob told him
he only figured gas yardage now.
Now getting back to Xmas, your reporters
have a nice surprise for you. We have the names
of TV owners in the machine room—ten that we
know of, and we thought maybe we would split
the 4 shifts up and go to their houses during the
holidays. We will draw names to see who goes
where. There will only be about 15 to each house.
Our next move is to get the TV owners to OK
this—enough foolishness.
The Machine Room wishes everyone a very,
very, Merry Christmas.
INSPECTION & CONTROL
By
Raleigh Waldrop
and
\ Holland Corn
With Thanksgiving over everybody seems to be
looking forward to Christmas. We all, who worked
at Ecusta on that day, enjoyed the dinner of Tur
key and all the trimmings.
Celia Boyd has been out sick for the past sev
eral days. Part of the time she has been under
treatment at Transylvania Community Hospital.
Celia, hurry back to work, we all miss you.
Troy Zachary, who has been out several weeks
suffering from injuries received in an auto acci
dent, is reported to be very much improved.
Richard Sheppard and "Jake” Hossis have been
among the lucky ones to get a deer this season.
Berlon Wood has traded his Ford for a 48 Chev
rolet. Paul Chandler and Robert Fox have traded
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John Kimzey {Machine Room) brought in the
first buck from the hunts in the Pisgah District of
the Pisgah National Forest. The buck, weighing
135 pounds, was brought down with a Winchester,
Model 94, ^0-30.
Barbara Wilkie
Barbara Wilkie, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. How
ard Wilkie of Skyland and a junior at Valley
Springs High School, was the winner of an essay
contest conducted by the Asheville Real Estate
Board.
Barbara read her essay at a meeting of the
board in the George Vanderbilt Hotel. Her essay
will be entered in a nationwide contest sponsored
by the National Association of Real Estate Boards,
and the winner will be awarded a trip to Wash
ington in January.
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