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SSk CLASSIFIED ADS I RUBBER STAMPS Shraatar 8tap Stamp Dilm - But Lock Rubber Type Notary Saab - Steadl. Quirk Service COLEMAN C. CALDWELL The News-Record Marshall Office OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT Modem, wall lighted office space Jgf VH on Main. Street In Mar shall Building could accommo date several persons. Contact: LISTON B. RAMSEY Marshall, N. C. ROCK-BOTTOM RATES JAMES ALLEN Marshall, N. C. Phone 849-82(1 649-2104 (Home For Quick, EffMent Radio, Television, ft and Wlltch Repair HOWELL'S RADIO A TV SERVICE Phase 689-3785 Main St. Mara Hill. N. C. AD Work Guaranteed WANTED to buy old clocks; nave Rood used TV acta; will bay, sell, trade oa WATCHES, and what yea? 21H PK7TURE TUBES IN STALLED $29.96 up. -26 t-9c MALE HELP Part time insur ance and credit reporter for local area. Excellent opportunity for supplemental income. Reply to P.O. Box 1286, Charlotte, N. C, giving present connections. 8-19 t-2c SPINET PIANO BARGAIN Wanted: Responsible party to take over low monthly payments on a spinet piano. Can be seen local ly. Write Credit Manager, P. 0. Box 176, Hope Mills, North Car olina. 8-19 9-Op FOR SALE One seven - room , oeig tank $126 INS Seigler Oil Heater and 275-gallojj lie Both in excellent condition, i 125. Contact SHERIDAN ROB- SON at Rt. 3, Mars Hill or see at 2nd house on left on Chandler Creak Bead. 8-26 9-2p SPARE TIME INCOME Refilling and collecting money frojtn NEW TYPE high quality coin operated dispensers in this area, No selling. To qualify you must have car, references, $600 to $1900 cash. Seven to twelve hours weekly can net excellent monthly income. More full time. For personal inter view write P. 0. Box 4185, PITTS BURGH, PA., 16202. Include phone number. ltptL LOST Mrs. Jerry Rice recently lost a blue leather billfold with red lacing or binding, containing valuable papers, pictures and money. .If found please return and receive a reward. Thought to bare lost billfold in Asheville. ltc. LOSE WEIGHT safely with Dex- A-Diet Tablets. Only 98c at MOORE'S PHARMACY Marshall, N. C. 92, 9, 16, 23, pd. ATTENTION There will be a rummage sale and antique sale by an antique dealer from Asheville at the Variety Shop on Main Street here beginning at 10 a. m., Friday, Sept 3, and will continue through Saturday afternoon. Everyone is invited to come by and see the bargains in clothing and antiques, ate. MRS. ALLIE MAE WALSE Antique Dealer ltehff. . Want clerk, Want a partner. Want a situation. Want to sail a farm. V .W;4WJ Want to sail shsp, cattle, Want to sell groceries, ' drags. Wpt to sell clothing, hats, cap Want to find customers for buying ADVERTISE fa HWWS-RBCORn Advertising' will gain customers Advertising keeps old customer? Advertising makes success easy. Advertising begets confidence Advertising means business Advertising shows energy Advertise end Succeed Advertise judiciously , Advertise o r bust Advrtia weakly. Advertise now. And all the Schools Delayed - (Continued from Paga One) on March 22 and July 18, and had advised the officials that adequate water supplies and Health Board approval would be necessary before they could reopen this fall. Bulletin! Additional trouble , Wednesday with the new water pipe line to the Island has further delayed the open ing of . the Marshall and Walnut Softools. Exact date for the open ing of the two schools it not known, depending on the state's approval and also the repairing of the water mains. Announcement of date will be made over WMMH as soon as possible, Sunt. R. L. Edwards sta ted this morning. Lake Named (Continued from Page One) tics William Rodman, 76, who re- tired Monday. , A 58-year-old Raleigh attorney; I Lake once was s oolitic opponent of Moore, but turned ally at a ' critical point in the 19M Demo- with 180-pound Bill Pegg, 170 cratic gubernatorial campaign, pound Tony Sluder have been im awinging about 217,000 votes to ' pressjTe among backs in drills Moore s camp. Lake finished third behind Moore in the first primary lost year. Richardson P r e y e r of Greensboro was first. Lake hacjf ed Moore in the runoff. Former Gov. Terry Sanford de feated Lake in the 1960 Demo- cratic runoff. Appointment to the North Caro lina Supreme Court, Lake said, "is the greatest honor which can be given a lawyer in our state, especially so to succeed one who has rendered such distinguished service as Judge Rodman has done." Gov. Moore will give Rodman a coihmission as an emergency Supreme Court Judge. , ... f vai (Continued from Psge One) would urge farmer to seed about 20 pounds seed per acre oa land that will be in tobacco in 1067 or later. The seed msa be mixed with rye or barley for cover crop or seeded alone as for pasture. Mr. Jestes was quick to say that there were numerous fields in the coun ty where rotations should be ar ranged in parallel strips 60 to 80 feet wide to prevent soil losses on long slopes, such as occured this spring. Mr. Jestes went on to say that grass in other rotations such as tomatoes is growing in favor with the better farmers, not only for soil and water conservation, but also to help keep down root rot, nematodes and diseases. This is partly due to their learning how to overcome the difficulty of pre paring dense sod for row crops by tilling or -discing the field a few weeks before plowing in the late fall. Another good practice is to sod: residue on or near the sur sod residues on o in ear the sur face to. ' protect the land during winter and early spring. James Wells (Continued from Page One) They have two children. Replacing Wells as French Broad District Ranger will be Charlie Aiubj, forester from the Francis Marion National Forest in South Carolina. Drought Hi (Continued from PT pew) the lata this nitrogaa result in luzurii which could b beef or dairy casti serve a portion of age. Plans should be marie now for measures far next and summer. Farmers with pastures or meadows which do not have a good stand on land which could be harvested with field forage harvesters, could be plowed up and seeded into a mix ture of rye, barley and wheal or one of the grains by themselves for grass silage to be cut in the spring of 1966. The land 'could then be seeded to a grass legume mixture for better pasture or meadow or it couM be ras ended to Sudan grass Sorghum Cross and harvested again the late sum mer of 1966 for silage and then seeded to a pasture or meadow mixture. Planning now to take action at the most appropriate time will re sult in a savings of dollars to be spent in the livestock reed pro gram. .Mars Hill Favored- (Continued From Faff On) prospect at 176 pounds. Scathack J. C. Hamlin ' while Bobby DeBruhl, a lMkpouhd center; ends Larry Cody and Jerry Honeycutt, tackle Alex Parka and guards Loa Robinson, Clio Gos nell sad Don Slogle are leading contenders for starting line posit, ians. The schedule follows: Sept 3 East Yancey, home Sept. 17 at Cranberry Sept. 24 at Spruce Pine Oct 1 at Cane River Oct. 8 Lee Edwards JV, home Oct. 16 Rosman, home (I coming) Oct 22 at Marshall Oct. 29 at Bakersville Nov. 5 at Hot Springs ASC CO (Continued from Pag On) supervision amounted to more than $100,000. Last year also, 9,- 000 acres of farmland in the Coun ty were improved under the Agri cultural Conservation Program cost-sharing arrangement. This cost $250,000, with about half coming from the participating farmer, and the balance from ACP. Explaining the election proce dure, Ramsey said that each year qualified voters farmers who are eligible to take part in one or more of the farm programs which the committees administer elect a community committee from a mong their own number. The chair man, vice chairman, and regular member of this committee also serve as delegates to a county con vention, where the ASC county committee is elected. In Madison County, eligible voters will cast ballots for com munuity committeemen by mail between the period of September 1 and September 10. Ramsey urged all qualified vot ers to be sure to cast their ballots within the deadline date of September 10. Eligibility to vote or hold office as a committeeman is not restricted by reason of race, color, creed or national origin. r and early fall, topdresstaf would ana, terns, con the bay or ail- or more programs adminitaZ hv th AST mmM. VivmMT . ilPMBBHEai Knv9 'mW -TSgSSWeW L XBseaaaaaavBnsF n election ttinasd from fage One) the incumbent County ASC Com rattta said that whan the ballots am received in the county ASCS Office, the envelope will be chock ed, to be euro the voter is eligible vote. The blank envelope con- the ballot will then be re from the larger envelope and pawed with all the other bal lots. Bach ballot will, therefore, lose its identity before It is tabu lated. The County ASC Commit tee will publicly open and tabulate all ballots on September 16. At this time, none of the ballots will bear any identification of the per son voting. It is necessary that each person, voting, sign the certi fication on the envelope in which the ballot is returned. If the certification is NOT SIGNED the ballot inside will not be tabulated. Any person signing the mark must have his mark witnessed. In conclusion, Robinson urged all farmers to vote in their com munity committee election and cautioned each voter to sign the back of the envelope in which the ballot is returned. September 10, is the deadline for returning bal lots to the County ASCS Office. Mars Hill College (Continued from Page On) and foundation work for huge new physical education building have Just begun, - j In preparation for the opening of the new year the faculty will hold an orientation workshop Sat through Tuesday. Dr. Gordon Sweet, executive secretary to the Commission on Higher Education ' of the Southern Association' of Colleges and Schools, will address the faculty Sunday night on the importance of a self -study in which the teachers will engage duuring the 1966-66 school year. Dr. J. P. Freeman of the State Department of Puublic Instruction will address the groin, Mbndsv . afternoon. Jack C. Cole (Continued from Page One) ' xetion being at present third vice-president of the Marshall Although light in weight and Lions dub. He is also a member small, the new chain saws will per df the Marshall Boosters Club, the rm all woodcutting Jobs where iA president of W uliflTW 1 'i'WSk Agriculture Tjeachers meiraaor iOi Hie National and American vocational Associations and a member of the Red Hill Freewill Baptist Church. He and his wife, the former Miss Helen McDevitt, and their two daughters, Robin ind Renn, reside on Marshall Route 5. BURGLAR PROTECTION A lady catme to the station at tendant complaining that her car was jumping. The attendant checked the spark, found that one cylinder wasn't hitting. "Lady, you have a cylinder missing," he told her. "I don't see how that could be," she frowned. "I keep my garage door locked all the time." GILLETTE Foamy SHAVING CREAM 79 ... SUPER-SATURATES V0UR BEARD I feTy ass fttsM ajBJBJBJ SCHEDULE - :$ Sign oa the Ail 5:80 Sarvlee Show V4S -Breakfast Time Country Style H urt - Sews ri U5 Hrt-akfasi Tims Cnu-itry Style J Now Beadles s: Breakfast Time Country Stylo 1 on Morning New 7 III Waalhor ?. la- Joe Emerson T: 2li Sports News 7:26- Breakfast Time O.intrj Style News Headlines 7 '.HO Breakfast Time Country StyU George Shupe (Continued from Page One) shall Club and was recognized as a 100 secretary which involves getting records and reports to state and national offices and ' f"W Mr. Shupe has been active in other activities including Boy Scouts in Walnut and the Madi son County Teen -De m Club. Other delegates who attended the district masting were Jack Lunsford of Marshall, chairman of the Madison County Chapter; Troy Reid, secrtai y-treasurer of this chapter; and Jim Baldwin, county highway foreman. 10-16. Power Chain Saws Introduced . By Local Dealer I Two new gasoline-powered chain saws, each weighing in the ten pound class, are now being market ed locally by Chain Saw & Equip ment Co., local dealer for Mc Culloch chain saws and power tools. According to Bob Lawrence, According to Bob Lawrence, the new saws are the MAC 1-10 and MAC 2-10. They are said to he 25 per cent lighter than any chain saw of comparable power and performance introduced to date. Exclusive of bar, chain and fuel, the saws weigh 10 and pounds respectively. """"" pnmiiieliaji w iKtiiuiuiK axe ueaiiuuie, jar. Law- rence reports. -"Because of their lightness and compact size the .MAC 1-10 and 2-10 can be used by almost any one, including women and teen agers," he said. "In fact, we expect to sell re cord numbers of them to people who have never used a power saw before." At the same time, Mr. Lawrence pointed out that the new saws were also designed for all types of farm woodcutting, construction cutting, in tree surgery, line clearing, pulp wood harvesting, and in logging for trimming and topping jobs. He said that the "MAC 1-10" saws are based on an advanced and totally new concept in chain saw engineering. The radically reduced weight was brought about by a systematic consolidation of separate parts into single cast ings. - The result has been about 30 per cent fewer parts than ordinarily would be required. The units also utilise a new fuel feeding method which has result ed in a cylinder that is more ef ficiently cooled, and which provides greater lubrication to critical pis ton pin area. The local dealer further an nounced that McCulloch Corpora tion has created an entirely new chain, bar and sprocket '"cutting team" matched perfectly to the engine requirement of the new chain saws. Other feature he listed include a fingertip primer which expedi tes starting and McCulloch's ex clusive idle control device which doe away with the necessity of holding the throttle open when pulling the starter rope. The MAC 2-10 has an automatic oiling system and a manual chain oiling system to supply additional oil in difficult cutting conditions. A 40 to 1 gas to oil mixture re- duces exhaust smoke and cuts, oil expense. Two other features are a safetv-desismed slider-type igni tion switch and a right-hand automatic-rewind starter. Mr. Lawrence emphasised that the new lightweight saws incor porate the same quality parts as those found in. larger McCulloch chain saws. These include cast iron lined, re-bored cylinder, ball and needle bearings, all position diaphragm carburetor, weather-' proof ceil, fuel and air filter, etc. The MAC 1-10 and 2-10 chain saw are now on display at the local dealership which is located at 266 Broadway, Asheville. All interested person in this area are cordially invito to drop by for a free demonstration. DIAL: 1460 Monday DAICY7vV.M.M. - Saturday 8:00 News 8:06 Music for a Hapn &J 8:46 Morning Devotene 9:00 Soul Winning Gospel Hour 9:80 Gospel Btafftme 9:46 Gospel Sinftims 10:00 News 10:06 Gospel 811 Time 11:00 Good News Gospel 11:80 Gospel Staff 11:46 (Wad. Sat.) of Christ, 12:00 Trsding t'osf Igi0 Dinner Time Country . Style 12:20 News and Bulletin Board 12:80 Weather AT ,Wha honest, lovely, . . y ; if there be. any virtue . . . think on these things. Phil. 4:8) A young lieutenant, ready to go to the battlefield, was told by his officer: "You will be in situations which I cannot warn you of, nor can I tell you how you should act under these circumstances. At the critical moment yon will probably be able to act mosewisely, tluyi now we could possibly' forsee." God's battles agsittSt sin and ig norance depend on the creative acts of those who lake Him. 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THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: God's plan calls for our talents to be used in His service. Persio Daniel Martinez (Dominican Republic) wB nerve endings. fHoMPSoNj