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HRS. BOTH MALTHA I Mrs. Maltha Is New Member Of Police Force Mrs. Butt Maltha of Route 2, VUaa, has joined the staffcfthe ; Boone Police Department, CbM Clyde Teeter announced. ; u, . He laid her dutlei will in ;j elude a survellance of parking •neters, office work and echoed ■!. patrola. < Mra. Maltha replace! Mrl. : Pat Iaaaca who haa joined the ' staff of the clerk of Watai«a ■ County Superior Court, Mra. Maltha formerly was with the purchasing office at IHC tor 15 years. $8,400 Is Paid &: By Farm Office Annual payments of $8,400 have been made by the ASC$ office to 70 producer! under the Cropland Adjuatment Pro gram, according to Roy W. la ley, ASCS office manager. Twenty-eight acres of hurley tobacco allotments has been placed in the long-term Crop land Adjustment Program (poll bank). and will not be grown for tp period of agreement. The' program is similar in some respects to the old soil thank or Cropland. Retirement 1 ttpgjram. Producer* havesign I aTagreemeitts with the 'aSC; * County Committee to not grow" f their tobacco allotments for a , Are to ten year period and hare -the land maintained in a soil .Conserving crop, , i Producers receive an annual S payment based on theiraveraga 3 farm yield and they agree not ‘to harvest from the diverted | acreage during the agreement f period. .< FOOD A HEADACHES * CHICAGO—Dr. Michael An | thony of Australia told an in | temational aympoalumon head ■ ‘ aches at the Mount Sinai Hoa f pital Medical Center that some | food and drinks can give you a | headache. He said that migraine ' headaches are associated with £ chemical changes in the body J and the same results can come | from eating cheese, oranges, chocolates, herring or drinking ■ wine. JUT 00* St ' / " HOW MS WAS '<■ THE CHICAGO FIRE? The Chicago fire <& 1871 has been the subject of song and Terse, This blare ra- „ raged s great part of the Uh nots city, killing an estimated 250 persons and causing dam age at more than $105 mil Uoo. Thousands of business places and homes wereobli TUs was the largest fire ever In an American city in the amour* of total damage, 1 but more Uree hare been lost in at least six other fires la tbs Uilted States. There is no dtogar of get ting "burned” when you deal with us. However, you will receive a “warm” reception from our personnel. Sample ; our service before doing business elsewhere, .»£ COE INSURANCE 4 REALTY CO. I bawijffyit , ***& fL ft ft G. F. Burchfield la ererrthing » tear tenant guide should be. i Ha knows tbe Smokr Mountain!, ia patient with greenterna and rolls bta own cigarette*. |St;. it. » "S Burchfield writs for the Blue Boar Lodge In RobbinsYtlle, North Carolina, one of three faclUtte* In tbe atate which of fer organised hunts for wild Russian boar. Tbe otters are Ttenderhird Mountain Reaort which will cater to hunters for the first time this rear, and Phillips Motel In RobUnarllle. » Just before the season's end last rear, Burchfield took the lodge guests to Patrick Mea dows in Swain Countr for the ■tut of • hunt, B m a cold : day, with rain at the bottom at the mountain and mixed alaat : and mow at the top. The hounds ha released were a mix-blooded lot, hardy, and well-eeerred from battle with boar and hog. The hunters were ■tattooed at intervals along a ridge near Hodman Creek. Two others accompanied »h»wi«m and the pack. ■ A poor mast year in IMS thread the boar to range wide ly for food. Although the doge faun! tlgn which the guide ee ti mated to be three days old. they did not strike • boar. The following day they hunted near Tlpoco in Swain County and ®h»sed a hog Into Tennessee, which adjoins the county, but could not follow, lacking proper He cnees. The dogs returned, one by one, and Burchfield loaded them into fata truck. . the Blue Boar Lodge plans two three-day hurts a wwekdur lag the season. For one price you get a room and meals and guide service. Energetic hunters may accompany the guide, who must be.close be hind the pack to kill the hog when It bays. Otherwise, the bos nay MU the dogs. Moat tanter* take standi, however, ' •nd hope a boar pastes within range. Following the melodious ehase by ear, hunters some times may move in position to intersect the boar. North Carolina's Russian boar are not merely feral hogs, although they all, most prob ably, have some domestic blood. The boars are fast, powerful animals capable of running through dense rhododendron thickets and up steep ridges while covering miles of moun tain countryside. Most of them are armed with tusks capable of ripping open a dog—or a ran. Males raj weigh over 300 pounds. • Ter Reel tuskers originated from a game preeerre built by George Gordon Moore on Hoop er Bald in 1912. Moore, a weal thy Chicago businessman, im ported 14 boar from the Ural Mountains of Russia, as well as buffalo, elk, mule deer and bear from Canada and other parts of Russia. The animals soon escaped their pens and fled into the mountain wilderness. In en suing years, most of the game died off or was killed, but the boar were capable of elud ing hunters and estabUshliv ■ ' * -■ ' . • • ■ • ■: . themselves on the wooded slopes surrounding 5, <2 9-foc* Hooper Bald in the Unicoi Mountains, Public bunting for boar Is available In the SantseHab Wildlife Management Area near Robbins ville. One section Is set aside for still hunts, while In another, dog hunts are permit ted, Last pear, hunters took 33 boar from the Management Area, but In some pears the total killed for the five-countp area where boar are found in North Carolina goes over 300. 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