Dagger Dances Feature
j, of Cossacks
When the Platoff Don Caaaaafc»
appear at Appalacbian la the col
U0('« aecond lyceum program for
the íurrent aaaaoo Mxt Thuraday.
November ti, Uw audlenc wÜ]
Night School
' (Continuad (rom paga ooe)
(M wlll b* chargrd lo cover uac
of tke ty*ewrtt»r». and to pay
tb* Instructor. Information nd
otber detalla may be had by ealllng
Mr». McCIure at her home. AM 4
8578 after achool, or by contad
ia« Dr. Crrw at hit office.
Stop Lights
(Contlnued (ron paca om)
Appalacblan. Klog and Col)age
■nd King and Blowlng Rock Roed
Chlcf Richardaon polnted out
that the ligbt at Depot Street and
the ane at Appalachlan are con
trolled by the aame box, aad that
If the need ever comea up, both
llghta can be controlled to atop
traffic lo ail dlractiona, or th«
caution iigbt can be aet for both
ilgnali Thli could be • help ln
caaa of an emergeney, or If at
night or aotna otber time traffic
could proceed wlth caution wlthout
itopplng.
Dr. Hagaman
(Contlnued from paga one)
Dr. J. B. Hagaman, Jr, lira. Joe
Willlanu, Boone; two grandchild
ren, Dlane and John Bartlett
Hagaman, III, of Boone. There are
three brothera, Oacar Hagaman of
Boone; Harley Hagaman. Rlch
mond, Va.; Robert Hugh Haga
man, Victoria, Va.
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be thrüled with the hairraiaúif
daiíüpr dance* and thfc wild Kuzat
shok. In whiati twelve men vi<
wlth each other in «pectaculai
leapa and whiila aald cboruaea ol
ahoutint! and clapping (rom thi
reat oí the cumpany. Bul (ha día
ply of exhuberanre will be only i
part of the long program of aacre<
•onga, lyrlc*. fulk bailada, battli
tonel, «nd claaalcal muatc tlu
famed chora» includea la ita re
portoire.
Perhapa the htgh apot on th<
Coaaacka program la the barbarii
dagger dance ol 0. Soloduhia, thi
inlrapid Coaaack whoae acalp-Ung
llng performance recalla iba ro
maatlc grandeur of cid Ruaala an<
the reckleaa courage of the Coa
aack aoldlera In the helght of theii
glory.
Mr. Soloduhia la perhapa th<
moat photographed Coaaack in tlu
world. Ha haa appeared la doietu
of motloa plcturea, and returm
•eaaonally to Hollywood to ap
peer aa a coloríul Coaaack In mo»
tea. A da ring horaeman, tratnec
by hia father and grandfather
Soloduhin haa been featured bj
Rlngling Brothera and Barnurr
and Balley in riding apectaclea
Before World War II. llr. Solodu
MR. SOLODUHIN
hin wm for ■ tima • member ol
thc Tlm McCoy's "Wlld West" mo
tion plcture company In which h«
performcd dare-devil feati as a
honeman.
The Cossacks, who have glver
over 6,000 roncería In all partí ol
tha world (ince thay organizad ir
?ragua in 1B27, appcar in th<
brigbt milítary uniform of tha ole
Coasack aoldier. Excltlng in thaii
Russian vitality, tha Cossacks havi
baan perennial favorita! on radie
and TV. Thay have appeared oí
tha Libby-Owens-Ford, tha Coca
Cola, and tha RCA Víctor pro
(rama. Their Víctor Red Seal re
cordingi ara popular with muai<
loven.
A limitad number of tickets wil
be availabla at tha door of thi
Hcn'a Oíd Qym on tha evening o
the performance to persona whi
are not enrolled at Appalachtan oí
who do not hold saason tickets U
the public program series.
Marketing quotas have been ii
effect continuously for peanut
since 1940.
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NEW CREENE BUTLDING—Creene Buick, Inc., local Buick automobile dealership operated by Gearge
C. Greene and O. C. Greene, Jr„ moved to lts new location and observed a Grand Opening event to coin
cide with the flret «howing oí the 1998 modela on October 29. The 8.290 aq. ft. brick structure, located
on Highway 411 tMtween Boone and Perlfiniville, has 379 feet of road frontage, with ampie parking facili
lla and a apacious uaed car lot.
Farmers May Shift Use
Land Through Soil Bank
Firman with land which they t
w«nt to retira from production «
•bould flnd the Solí Bank » Con- i
servation Reserve program o( par- (
tícular benefit In shlftlng luch
' land to other uses, Vaughn Tug
man, chairman, Watauga County ,
Agricultura! Btabüization and Con
servation Commlttce, said today.
In the past, the chairman ex
plained, many owners have been
unable to shift land out of crops
I because they could not síford to
lose the lncome from the latiJ and
at the same time assume new ex
! pense in establishing the altér
nate use.
The Conservaron Reserve, ac '
cordlng to Mr. Tugman, meets this ,
problem by providlng two kinds of ;
payments to farmers who partid
pate in the program. For remov
ing general cropla'nd (rom produc
tion and establishing thereon such
1 practices as grasa cover or a stand
of trecs, (armera may earn annual
l payments during the Ufe of the
contract—which gives them somr
income from the land, and they
may siso earn up to 80 percent of
! the coat of establishing the con
1 servation practice.
Benefits of the program con
tinué even after the term of the
, contract, the chairman points out.
Trees produce forest product»;
i shrubs continué to provide shelter
' and food for wildlife; and grass
i can be used íqr grazing.
The slgnup under the 1998 Con
1 servation Reserve program is now
under way, Chairman Tugman de
clarad, and farmers who wish to
ake parí in the program or who
fish further Information should
all at or get in touch with their
'ounty ASC Office.
Farming nations voice fears on
ommon market.
Ruuia captured the penthalon;
J. S. i» fifth.
COBWEBS BLAMED FOR FIRE
Rothicbild, Wii. — An electric
light bulb ignited dust-covered
cobweb* in (he farm barn of Jo»
eph Golenblcwski, setting tbe barn
afire. Destroyed were the barn.
100 tona of hay and valuable equip
ment.
DROWNS IN POLE HOLE
Stanley, Kan.—Kenneth Ingle. 4,
slid head first into a hole dug (or
a utility pole and drowned ln 21
inches of water. The child wa»
found by hia father. Oliver, who
saw the child's tricycle and wagón
near the hole about 200 feet from
the houae.
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Rotary Boys Of
Month Glosen
Toouay OwsUy, saaior at Ap
palacbian High Schooi. and L D
Harona, actuar at Cave Crcek High
Schuol, were aelected by their re
spective student counriU tu be Ro
tary Bey of the month of Novem
ber, It wai announced this week
by Nicbolo Ernrílun president of
the Boooa Rotary Club. The ttro
boys wiil be entertained by the
ftoUry Club at a supper meeting
this month
L. D. Harmon la the son of
Mr. and Mr». George W. Harmon
of Sugar Grave. He hai been active
ín achool affairs He la vice preai
dent of the Commerclal Club, has
been a preaident of the Llbrary
Science Club, a member of the
4-H Club and playi baaketball.
Tommy Oawley ta the son of Dr.
and Mrs. Lawrence H. Owsley. He
la an Eagle Scout, has participatrd
In football and wraetling, is presi
den! of the Men's 'A" Club, a
member of the Student Council,
and National Honor Soctoty, and
has been recommended for a More
head scholarship thia year. He in
tends to study science when he
goea to college.
A boy from Cave Creek 'and
Appalachian High Schooi are given
recognition of their worfc each
month during the schooi year by
tbc Buone Rotary Club. At tkt
end oí the year, one oí tbe hay*
i rom cacfc aebool U setefM M
bc KoUry Boy al thc Ye*r.
Soma Nortb CaroUaa tuWcd
faraars m «uppiemrotmr Htciij
incomri by growtnc veg«Ubl« (or|
mwrfcet.