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TRADING POST SELL, 8WAP
or BUY Bring your articlea
and be your own aaleaman. Open
Saturdaya only. Located between
Ponder'i Auto Supply and Sur
plus Commodity Food Building on
Main Street in Marshall.
JACK
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TWEED, Manager
Chemicals Are
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which the pure food and drug had
eetobhahed a law of no tolerance
level In the milk. One of the ma
jor chemical I that had caused
dairy farmer to have to dump
milk was heptaehlor. The modern
tmetflrf -Vf1Wbfctton fan deteft
turn ball abevt five
Madison County Wefr are De- eeaWUy want to a eiigh drop. -tment
or The News-Record rjetorious WUdeata got to I
! Eric Harris, winner of II straight '
' nmM for a run tA the flr-nt anl
! another in the third. I make direct
Ron Wallin opened the bottom to indi
; A the first with a fly to left an
Davis draw walk. Charles Tol
Sy grounded to third sacker Clark
Allen, who hobbled the ball but
' retrieved it in time to force Da-
Conrraat authorised
Rome Administration to
loans ami Insure.
individuals and corpora-
1 tl- a. at -! W,.., .,..
1 mm w nnauce
for the elderly.
AHA direct loans for eenior c
I sen rental housing in rural com
munities bear 2.75 percent inter
"is at second but too lata far a eat, with up to 50 years for re
try for a twin killing.
TManT Tolley stole"second and
less than one part per million of ; cored on toa'le to right by
PLAN TO BUILD a home soon?
Why not investigate Pinecreat
Development near Mars Hill?
We have choice homeeites just
outside the city limits on High
way 19-23.. We can also build
the Continental home of your
choice on the lot you choose.
"Build and Grow With Us."
ROBINSON BROS.
P.O. Box 622 Mars Hill, N. C.
Phones 689-5173 and 689-3922
5-6, 13, 20, 27c
DiaJ-A-Matic ZIG-ZAG Sewing
Machine in beautiful cabinet.
Buttonholes, fancy stitches, etc.,
all without attachments. Local
party may finish payments of
$11.13 monthly or pay complete
balance of $51.22. Full details
where seen. Write: "National's
Credit Manager," Mr. Cox, Box
54, Hickory, N. C.
5-20 6-lOc
MIDWAY UPHOLSTERY
Furniture, Dinette Chairs,
Trucks, Jeeps
All Work Guaranteed
Herb Lampley and Jim Carroll
Phone 689-4666
Mars Hill, N. C.
5-27 6-24p
OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT
Modern, well lighted office space ,
located on Main Street in Mar-
shall. Building could accommo
date several persons. Contact:
LISTON B. RAMSEY
Marshall, N. C.
this chemical in milk.
Precautions on container of
most chemicals give tiie correct
amount to be used for safety and
have beneficial results. Agricul
tural Extensiion Service workers
.1 IT.. A
in every county in me uniiea
State repeatedly give the limits
of safety for all chemicals which
lhiy recommend to farmers. Their
I information is based on what has
I been cleared for use by Americans
farmers giving the necessary pre
cautions on rates of application,
necessary time before harvesting,
and all the necessary information
for safety on the part of the farm
i er. More effort is being made
! (niay than ever before and some j
if the best detection sources ever
derived by man to protect the con
sumer from harmful chemicals.
Farmers should also read in
structions on all chemical peckag- !
es in order to use the chemicals on i
thaicrops for which they have been
cleared. An example of this is a 1
new chemical, "Nemagon," which
has been cleared for use to con- !
i
trol nematodes on tomatoes, but
is not safe to use on tobacco lanld.
One farmer in Madison County
recently found this out after he
had treated some land and trans
planted some tobacco on it. It
was necessary to disc up the to
bacco and move H to a new loca
tion, Mr. Silver concluded.
Garland Hunter. Hunter stole
second but Larry Hunter skied out
to center to and the frame.
I Wallin opened the bottom of the
third with a single to left Davis
followed with a single to right can
ter which was fielded by right
fielder Wayne Allen. The latter
pivoted slightly to throw to third
3ut managed only to push the ball
tbout 20 feet as he fell to the
ground with a twisted knee
Wallin proceeded on around the
bases for the final run and Davis
reached third on the two-base er
ror. The injury was such that Al
len was replaced in the field by
L.arry Kelly.
Tolley grounded out second to
;'irst with Davis having to hold
third. G. Hunter fanned for the
second out and Larry Hunter pop
ped to right to end the frame.
Mars Hill managed five hits
off Harris, who failed to show
as much speed as he reportedly
possessed. He walked three art!
fanned six. No batter managed
over one hit.
PANTBGO
payment
Bat loans Insured by the ag
ency for rental housing currently
bear 5.76 percent interest. Bor
rowers hare up to 40 years to re
PJ. Additional information about
the senior eJtisen rural housing
loan prog i an ia available at the
Farmers Home Administration
office.
MARBHAI.L. N. C, JUNK 10, 1M&
M.M.H. PROGRAM
SCHEDULE DIAL: 1460
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8:06 Country Music Jamboreo
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Man Hill College field.
The Wildcats ended the season
with a record of 15-2.
Sewing machines. Singer with
zig zager, in cabinet like new.
Take over balance of $42.25 or
pay $6.00 per month. Free dem
onstration. Write "Credit
Manager," Box 367, co The News
Record. Or call collect 376-3439,
Charlotte, N. C. 24 Hours a day.
6-3, 10c
Demonstrators
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first schtduled for trial during
tho October 1962, criminal term
of Madison County Superior Court.
Their cases had been continued
since that time.
J. Harris 2b
Stoop c
L. Allen cf
E. Harris p
Black ss
i Respass 1 b
;C Allen 3b
!W. Allen rf
Kelly rf
tt'wodard If
Totals
Wallin 2b
MARS HILL
I Davis p
Tolley cf
G. Hunter ss
i L. Hunter 3b
Grooms c
1 Gardner If
i Clark If
Brifrg.: lb
Totals
Pantego
Mars Hill
-W. Allen,
G. Hunter. LOB-
HELP WANTED If you are
40 to 60 years oH and have dif
ficulty in getting or holding a
job, Rawleigh retailing can solve
iiiiiiv emwawslal Oaa Tka mnvum nnn
work, the more you earn. Vacan- "P" bonds nd $700 appearance
cv m Madison Countv. Write ' oonos.
Others charged in the two
counts are still continued for trial
in Superior Court here are Paul
Ballard, Geter Robetrs, Herbert
Baker, and Joe Fowler.
Marshall Attorney Joseph B.
Huff, defense counsel for the
three sentenced Thursday, imme
diately filed notice of appeal to
the Supreme Court. Total bonds (Tolley Pitches
were posieu $zuu
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3 0 0 0
3 0 0 0 1
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2 0 0 0
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2 0 0 0
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Harris 2b 3 0 0 0
Stoop c 2 10 0
L. Allen cf-p 1 0 0 0
E. Harris as 2 0 0 0
Black p-lb 3 0 0 1
Respass lb-cf 2 0 0 0
Cutler rf 2 0 0 0
C. Allen 3b 3 o 0 0
L. Cutler If 2 0 0 0
j Totals 20 1 0 1
j MARS HILL
b r h bi
! R Wallin 2b 2 12 1
S. Davis 3b 4 12 2
C. Tolley p 2 10 0
G. Hunter ss 3 2 10
i L. Hunter cf 3 3 3 2
R. Grooms c 3 0 1 2
G. Gardner rf 3 1 0 0
Chandler rf 1 0 0 0 0
iD. Clark cf 3 10 0
iBriggs lb 3 0 0 0
Totals 27 1 0 9 8
I Pantego 1000 000 0 1
Mars Hill S02 032 x 10
OVER $1700 PRIZE FOR
CORRECT WORDS
The Jackpot is growing. At last
look the prize was $1700 and if
no one hits it the amount will be
higher. That's what you'd be com
peting for in the Baltimore News
American Jackpot Puazle game.
Send in your entry this week. See
clues, word list and entry in
THE BALTIMORE NEWS
AMERICAN
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Newsdealer
E E. Harris, Respass, C. Allen.
LOB Pantego 6, Mars Hill 3. 2B
Davia. SB L. Hunter. SB-G.
Hunter. SF Black.
WP Tolley. PB Grooms 2.
HBP Stoop (by Toiley); L Hunt
er (by Black).
4-H Talent Show
(Continued from Page One)
as and Shirley Franklin, sinKi"(f
"How Great Thou Art," and "Red
Sails In the Sunset," and Kathryn
and Teresa Zimmerman from Lau
rel High School with a piano duet,
'Black Hawk Waltz."
Four acts given by 4-H club
members from the community 4-H
clubs were selected to represent
Madison County in the District 4-H
Talent Show on June 22 at Clyde
A. Brwin High School. They were
Linda Buckner, Pioneer Communi
ty 4-H Club, singing "Down That
Lonesome Road;" Karen McPe
ters, Pioneer 4-H Club, singing
"Oindy;" Theresa Bechtol and Ma
ry Agnes Arrington, "Hey Hey
Little Girl" pantomime, Grapevine
4-H Club; and Larry Boone and
Gary Hall, California Creek 4-H
Club with a guitar duet.
At the District 4-H Talent Show
School Bus Driver
(Continued from Page One)
months in prison. The term ware
appealed to the State Supreme
Court.
Floyd Wallin, a bus driver who
testified during the trials of this
week, said Friday that he was
misquoted by The Citizen Wednes
day. There were only three men, in
stead of eight, Wallin said, who
boarded his bus during the 1!X2
consolidation dissention. And h&
was not assaulted, as the report)
indicated, Wallin said. ' v ''1'
The news report said he testi
fied that eight men4hoadJ(INbu
in which he was tranapostipg ..'stu
dents from Walnut to Marshall,
assaulted him and forced him to
park his vehicle. .; "i".
it "' 1
several blue ribbotl winners are
selected and they 'ave invited to
participate in the State 4-H Tal
ent Show in Raleigh dwrinK State
4-H ( lub Week in July and other
Slate activities.
A total of thirty-one acts partic
ipated in the 1965 County Talent
low. We at the Extension office 'member
thank all of you, teachers, 4-H
club leaders, parents and partici
pants for making this event a suc
cess. For the N. C. 4-H Develop
ment Fund, $84.00 was taken in
at the door and $21.60 was made
Legislature
(Continued From Page One)
olina for highway safety," Belk
declared in an interview. "The
only way to stop accidents is to
educate the people to highway
safety. This bill will bring re
sults." At present, driver education is
available to only about 40 per
cent of the high school students
who turn 16.
"The Motor Vehicle Inspection
Bill was the most controversial
legislation we enacted," Eagles
said. Strongly backed by Gov.
Dan Moore, the program calls for
annual inspection of six safety
features Horns, brakes, lights,
steering mechanism, directional
signals and windshield wiper.
In all, about 25 bills relating to
'lijrhway safety have been enact
ed. Others are to be acted on in
the week before adjournment.
Still pending is a bill to provide
oo additional highway patrolmen
uring the next biennium. This
has been approved by the Joint
ppropriations Committee.
Mrs. F. Grafton Ramsey, rep
resentative of this county, is a
of the Highway Safety
Committee.
on a cake, baked and donated by
Mrs. George Reeves, 4-H Leader
for the Walnut-Hopeweil 4-H
Club.
rantego 2; Mars Hill 7. 2B To
ley. SB Tolley, G. Hunter. S
2&rk.
of $900 each
Rawleigh, Dept
Richmond, Va.
6-3, 10, 17, 24p
WANTEi Middle-age Chris
tian woman who wants a home
and , satonwj . . live with elderly been
couple, help with cooking
light hotseljeeping.
JOHN H. COOK
Rt. 1, Weaverville
6-3,10p
FOR SALE Seven-room house
with bath, carport - basement.
Good location on opeacre lot in
, town of Hot Springs. See
vLYDE
or
ERNEST
Hot Springs, N. C.
6-3, 10c
THOMAS
THOMAS
RECESSION - DEPRESSION
PROOF BUSINESS
EXCEPTIONAL HIGH
EARNING
PART-TIME ULL-TIME
WORK FOR ADDED INCOME
New Territories in this area for
era
MALE OR FEMALE
Available, hand
mous R.C.A.
brand FAST
T V. tubes,
EST model F
testers. This
sales, proven
history at
(Continued from rage (Joel
start to finish."
Tolley, who walked nine and
fanned five en route to his sixth
overall win of the season, put
Pantego's lone run of the series
on base in the first inning when
he hit catcher H. Stoop with a
pitch. Stoop moved to second and
third, respectively, on a brace of
passed balls, and then scored on
Larry Black's sacrifice fly to left
field.
Mars Hill stormed back in its
half of the inning with what
alumni association of the school, j proved the winning runs. Eon
which was established in 1925. Wallin who had a perfect day at
Judge McLean had indicated that , bat with two for two walked, and
he might strike the active sen j scored on Steve Davia' double to
tence for Gufcherie if he would pay riSht center. Tolley walked, and
8 $500 fine. That was ruled out ftor Garland) Hunter nonned out
to center, Larry Hunter was hit
toy a pitched ball to load the bas
es. Rocky Grooms and Don Clark
walked forcing in the second and
third rune of the inning.
. Mara Hill accounted for two
NC F 580 829, xhe jury cont the three
I men on testimony that they took
i active parts in a physical effort
to block the Marshall Walnut
consolidation in 1962, which had
ordered by the Madison
and County Board of Education and
approved by the State Board of
Education.
I Guthrie, 66, is a resident of
Walnut and operates a service
station and grocery store there.
Ho was the first president of the
however, ' when the appeal was
filed.-
Guthrie 'was the Republican mem
ber of the Madison County Board
of Elections, which waa ousted fay
the State Board of Elections
loiowing lewgthy probe in the j more runs in the third inning,
wake of the 1963 nrimarv election when Garland Hunter waa aafo
the world-fa-' ' Davfs. 48:" ia the father r rf.'on an infield
fta,rmd children- He Was lived at Walnut and tallied on Larry Hunter's first
EW- , "' "IB J1Ie except lor a hitch 01 lnree Dn Ior toe day including
tube hi ' ihe'Armv em-ini WnnU War TT a triple. Larrv Huntar VaW
ojof .'(tormhgf' tlto testimony at the ved to third in two ensuing in
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dons multi - million dollar market Eugene Thomas, 32, works as singled to left center
vailable yearly. Cash investment lhjrfto ffbr an oil distrihutnr A brace of Pant error. nA
'"i"'; uuiiiiu w Mu.iw- ne lives four miles north of
pVr morth I -".IM'Bh.ll in the Watant district
BUSINESS IS FULLY SET UP '""mas was first to orgaoite
INCOME STARTSIMMEDIATE- LHtle League biaseball in Mad son
LT teagna Uball in Macieon
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Financial
time, if dei
must have
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week, anto.
Vvunty. according to the testimony
given to fnUSIjUtftrlal.
To qualify you JBjdKjaid the appeal of the trio
ior rmmeoiaie iwhi bear lsaiiSH a
desire to rj"
rata your own buai- ; "l t,'
eraotal interview on , BVHTI MEANS
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nt of their tireal)
ingles by Larry Hunter, Ron Wal-
an ana stove Davis put three
more runs on the scoreboard in
the fifth faming, and a two-run
outburst In the sixth completed
he rout After Garland Hunter
aingled in the sixth inning, Larry
Hunter came through with a
booming triple to left center, scor
ing Garland. Larry tallied
fielder's choice.
A crowd estimated at 400
ond chilly overcast skies
watched the Wildcats toga three
Pwtogo errors and nine Man Hill
hita into a state title.
The game was played at the
on a
sat
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