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COLEMAN C CALDWELL
The News-Record Office
Marshall
HELP WANTED Male or Fe
male Are you looking for a
good part-time or full time in
come. Many Rawleig dealers
earn $2.50 and up per nour. vp
portunity now in Part Madison
County. Write Rawleigh, Dept.
NC J 680 536, Richmond, Va.
10-7, 14, 21, 28p
FOR SALE 1951 Ferguson
Tractor, 1675.00 ; 600 Ford Trac
tor, $1195.00 ; 25 other Tractors,
$175.00 up; Pickup A Trailer
Disks, $60.00 up; Bush-Hogs,
1246.00 op; Plows, Tillers, Culti
packers. Corn Harvesters, Subeoil
ers and other Farm Equipment.
New A Used Tractor Parts.
P. A. RAM BO
8 miles south of Greeneville, Tenn.
damp Creek Road
Phone: 639-9412
10-7, 14, 21,28p
LADIES Make litis season a
profitable one. Earn $300 to $600
for yourself during the next
weeks selling Avon's handsome.
gift line. Write to address below:
MRS. MARY HARDIN
Box 893
MARION, N. C.
Marshall High School
Football Schedule
Oct 22 Man Hill
Oct 29 at Rosman
Nov. 6 at North Buncombe
Full Recordt
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Road Bond Fact
a
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Supreme Court
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should maintain records verifying bilised so that people can get out Walnut School
the 30-day oenaiseap in case Tin- ox me mua ana nave gooa au-we.- with purfwd jury 1Jlt ta y,.
fication U needed. The applicant ther roads. ln May, however, the deal-
f. Throughout the Stat, there 1 wndant. were denied a jury drawn
woo on which Daymen u cWmed from ,t Jud McLean on hi.
1 I " hTT .hoT outdaUd and inwafe. lh.se must
ht he Purchased -shorn. MgmtgwMmi wdwied
I'aymentH apply only to wool or replaced compMflB
HELP WANTED
Males Age 25-45
Contact
Building & Grounds
Department at
Mars Hill College
Mars Hill, N. C.
10-14 ll-4p"
NEVER LESS THAN $500
FOR CORRECT PUZZLE
The prize is never less than $500
for the correct answer to the Bal
timore News American Jackpot
Crossword Puzzle. And it may
be a lot more . . . like the $3200
one contestant took home. Every
week send in your entry. See
blank, clues, word list, and
amount of the prize in
THE BALTIMORE NEWS
AMERICAN
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Newsdealer
BRUSH BURNING
PERMITS ARE
NOW ESSENTIAL
Charles L. Craine, Madison
County Forest Ranger, announced
this week that brush-burning per
mits are essential and urge
everyone in Madison County to
read the following law and secure
permits at once:
Brush-Burning Permit Law
14-139. Starting fires within
five hundred feet of area under
protection of State Forestry ser
vice. It shall be unlawful for any
person, firm or corporation te
start or cause to be started any
fire er ignite any material is any
of the areas of woodlands under
the protection of the State Forest
service or within five hundred
(500) feet of any such protected
area, during the hours starting at
midnight and ending at 4:00 p.
m., without first obtaining from
the State Forester or one of his)
duly authorised agents a permit
to start or cause to be started
any fire or ignite any material in
such above mention between the
first day of October and the first
day of June inclusive. No charge
shall be made for the granting of
said permits.
produced and sold by the appli
cant; therefore, payments should i
not be claimed on wool purchased
by the applicant
Payments are also made under
the program on unshorn lambs
which the applicant has owned for
at least 30 days. A full report
supported by records on these pur
chases of unshorn lambs is neces
sary since the lamb payments are
prorated among the producers who
have owned the lambs for the nec
essary length of time. This is so
important that the applicant ia
asked to indicate specifically
whether or not he purchased un
shorn lambs. No payments are
made on unshorn lambs owned for
less than 30 days, so payments on
such lambs should not be claimed.
Mr. Robinson said that all ap
plications are reviewed before
WEAVERVILLE
FOR SALE -35-acre moun
tain farm; two mile from
Weaverville; 4-room remod
elled house: oath; hot wa
ter heater; tobacco allot
ment; barn; beautiful build
ing sites.
$9500.00
FOR SALE 125 attract
ive acres; all in grass; fine
barns; silos; tobacco allot
ment; nearly new 4-room
cottage.
$350 per acre
including buildings
Best buy in county for type
of farm and location
W. W. SHOPE
Phones:
645-3091 645-6748
10-21 c
During periods of hazardous
forest fires conditions the State
Forester is authorized to cancel
all permits and prohibit the start
ing of any fires in any of the
woodlands under the protection o
the State Forest Service or with
in five hundred (500) feet of an;
such protected area.
This Section shall not apply to
any fires started or caused to be
started within one hundred (100)
feet of an occupied dwelling
house.
Any person, firm or corpora
tion violating any of the provi-J
sions of this Act shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor and upon con
viction shall be fined not more
'than fifty dollars ($50.00) or im
prisoned for a period of not more
than thirty (30) days. (Chapter
14-139, General Statutes of N C.
Public Laws of 1953 Session.)
Permits may be obtained frem
the following firms, as well as
District Wardens:
Cody's Dept. Store, Mars Hill,
phone 689-4486; LedfordPs Groce
ry, Forks of Ivy, phone G89-215S-
Maney's Grocery, Beech den, ph
689-2118, Cody's Grocery. Mar
shall-Mars Hill highway, phone
689-2183: Hunter's Service Sta..
Laurel; Hensley's Grocery, head
Middle Fork; HBJ's Esso Service
(Upper Laurel); Rice's Grocery.
Station, Middle Fork, Kenneth
W. Ray home head of Paint
Fork; Willis Grocery, Little Creek
of Spillcorn; White's Dept. Store,
Hot Springs, ph. 2442; Rkker's
g. Approximately 860 miles of
major highway improvements are
badly needed inside our
areas.
According to the professional
staff of the State Highway Com
mission, the coat of the minimum
needs for the 1966-1972 period will
total $1,160,000,000. Highway
revenues expected during the
same period will total only $590,
090,000. Without a bond issue,
North Carolina can meet only
about 60 per cent of the State's
minimum road needs during the
next seven years. If the bond is
sue is approved, 77 per rent of
our minimum road needs ran be
met.
ALLOCATION OF FUNDS
The bond issue will provide $150
million to the primary system,
$75 million to the secondary sys
tem and $76 million to the State
own motion ordered a special
venire of 76 Yancey County resi
dents drawn by Yancey Sheriff
Charlie Bradford.
they are approved for payment,
but they can be handled more
quickly if they contain complete
necessary information and are
supported by the necessary sales
documents.
Robinson reminds producers
that applications for the HKy
marketing year payments under
the National Wool Act may be
filed with ASCS county offices
any time between now and Janu- I total. For the urban system,
ary 31, 1966. Payments on sales I funds are allocated for use in each
But by then, the defense did
urban not want a change of venue or a
' special venire and protested tne
I judge's order. They were over
ruled.
The Yancey venire according to
the record of the case, was not
picked from the Yancey jury box.
Sheriff Bradford was directed to
draw the venire from the body of
the county, in other words, to
pick the venire himself.
In the course of testimony,
Sheriff Bradford acknowledged
that he was a friend of Madison
Sheriff E. Y. Ponder, who had ar
rested the men on a so-called
bench warrant. He also said he
had supported the candidacy of
Sheriff Ponder's brother, Zeno,
for the State Senate.
Zeno Ponder was chairman of
the County Board of Education,
whose order to consolidate the
H. S. Football
Christ School - Marshall
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H. S. Football
Rosman Mara Hill
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ed to, best game of the season as jOOr Hunnfcutt and Mike DeBruhl
they stopped the hard-charging
Greenie backs cold.
Christ School went into the
dressing room at ha If time holding
a slim 7-0 lead and wondered just
What was happening. Late in the
ran the extra point. Castelloe
later ran left end for 6 yards and
also the extra point for a 14-0
lead prior to Davis' initial long
touchdown run for the visitors.
DeBruhl ran 11 yards for an-
third period, Myer, Greenle half- Wildcat touchdown in the
back, went off right tackle on a,! y alua" piungea
crossbuck, broke suddenly Into the M ,xtr Plnt a-Hing Mars Hill
secondary and acsonnered over nalrUme lead
for the Greenies' second TD.
Then, in the fourth period with
Following Davis' 60 yard gal
lop, Castelloe ran left end for 9
Highway system in urban areas. Walnut and Marshall schools had
Money for secondary roads is al- resulted in the uproar at Walnut
located for use in counties based School Aug. 22, 1902, which the
upon the number of unpaved . defendants were accused of insti-
miles
For the primary System, the
money is allocated for use in the
highway division based upon the
miles of primary highways in a
given division as it relates to the
during the 1964 marketing year
are completed.
Hunt Speak
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' MARSHALL
Brick Commercial Building:
In heart of business district,
long-term lease with a large
national concern. Residen
tial apartments upstairs.
Good income potential. For
details, call or write:
R .WILEY SMITH
REALTOR
29 N. Mua St.
WEAVERVILLE, N. C.
Tel. 645-6086
through the bond issue.
The meeting was arranged by
W. Curtis Russ of Wayneeville,
commissioner for the 14th Dis
trict. Tom Mallonee, secretary to
Rep. Roy A. Taylor of the 11th
District, was in charge.
Attending the meeting from
Madison County were Jim Story,
Better Roads Chairman of this
county; Mrs. Frances C. Ramsey,
representative; Mrs. J. B. Tweed,
D. M. Robinson. Representing
Hot Springs at the meeting were
Mayor Joe Henderson, Frank Blue,
Harold Anderson, Wade Ponder,
Bill Whitten, and Swann Huff.
In Loving Memory
of
ROY W. BALL
Died October 20, 1964
10-21, 28c
WAflTEU
Sign and Track Letters See
at the Old Tim Wheel or call:
649-4073
10-21tfe
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
In nice modern cabinet Darns,
hems, buttonholes, ZIG-ZAGS,
beautiful decorative designs. Pay
it 7 navmenta of $8.22 month
ly or discount for cash. Can be
seen and tried out locally. Full
details
session
ffixm'Ashebo;
ED QUAarnfcs
slight-
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One year ago you left us
So sad and alone;
We' missed you then,
We miss you new,
And will from new on.
His Wife, ANNIE, and Faadly
Mr. Ball was reared in Madison
County and had many friends and
relatives
Fill Cracks And
Holes Better
Handles like putty. Hardens tike wood.
PLASTIC WOOD'
The Genuine Accept No Substitute.
Hot Springs High
School Football
Schedule
Ot. 22 Rosman Home
Nev. 29 Cane Rive Away
Nov. 5 -Mars Hill Home
gating and participating in.
The jury which heard the case
in May acquitted the men on the
conspiracy charge, but found
them guilty on the second count.
Judge McLean gave them each
active seven-month sentences.
Briefs filed with the Supreme
of our 400 or more municipalities, j Court by the defense are loaded
based upon the population of each ( with exceptions taken by the de
municipality. fense to the conduct of the trial.
TT . ,. , . . ... A major grounds on which a new
Under the provisions of the . ' . . . ,
. . . . r ' trial is sought, as set forth in
bond issue act, the money may . A
fK i L , - 1 the bnefs, is that Judge McLean
not be spent in less than a five-
year period, precluding a "crash 1
program." Highway Commission I
Chairman Joe Hunt has pledged
"a dollar value for every dollar
spent"
THE DANGER OF A PAY-AS-YOU-GO-PLAN
If North Car
olina should attempt to build and
improve its roads on a pay-as-yau-go-basis,
the increase in construc
tion costs will more than match
showed bias in conducting the tri-
ths light and limited Tornado y"8 wiother local tally. In
players tiring, the Greenies scor- , ,inl quarter, following Davis'
ed three touchdowns to make the J ruW. DeBruhl climaxed
game one-sided. The score, how- ' his evening with a 56 yard run
ever, doesn't tell how close the '. on pfochout around left end.
game actually was played. '
Ron Brasil, the workhorse for SmtSTdm e
the Tornado backfield, was a thorn Passing yardage
in the flesh all night for the vis
itors
in a fine defensive game at end.
Also outstanding were Haynie,
Tipton, Sprinkle, Oassizzi, Moore
Rice and Blankenship.
Even though the Tornadoes lost
to a superior team, local fans U 3. Football
were delighted in the fine defens
ive ability of the Tornadoes for
three quarters.
Ron Shelton again turned JT"8 intercepted
a uiftlaB
Fumbles lost
Yards penalized
Rosman
Mars Hill
R MH
e is
266 331
67 93
14-4 14-5
0 2
1-20 0
3 4
50 35
6 0 7 720
14 7 6 1340
First downs
Rushing yardage
Passing yardage
Passes
Passes intercepted
Punts
Fumbles lost
Yards penalized
Christ School
Marshall
M
7
36
19
0-4
2
3-30.6
1 3
65 10
7 0 7 19 S3
0 0 0 00
CS
6
203
31
8-2
5
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Hot Springs East Yancey
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al.
And so, once again, the Sup
reme Court is pondering a Madi
son oase where a lot more than
the law itself is involved.
By now, the justices must feel
as though they know Madison
County's hard-fisted brand of pol
itics pretty well.
getts run for extra point.
HS EY
First downs 16 13
Rushing yardage 130 116
Passing yardage 20 67
Passes 1-6 4-10
Passed intercepted 0 1
Punts 2-36 1-45
Fumbles lost 2 0
Yards penalized 75 55
Hot Springs 0 0 7 07
East Yancey 13 14 7 034
TOO LATE
Past experiences teach people
valuable lessons, but make poor
patterns for the future.
BACKBONE
It takes backbone to back down
rom a wrong position.
Now! New Chevelle
fwiFbond pro-
tawfl HBU
IsBwl
We'll stand on our
heads to EARN
your Insurance with
vs.
PIRSONAL MRVICI
Clyde L. English
Insurance Agency
Mtirt HilL H. ft
the bond interest charges. And
the State will be ten years late in
beginning work on
f aeeow. TVvroibu
gram, North Carolina cannot hope
to keep pace with the times and
continue to garner its share of
the unprecedented prosperity our
Ration is enjoying.
For further information con
tact Robert P. Holding, Jr., Chair
man, The Governors Committee
for Better Roads, P. 0. Box 1148,
Raleigh, North Carolina
Observations
(Continued from Page Five)
the check! This just isn't my
year!
Ethel and Tom finally got1
around to having us out lor a
meal in their lovely new home. '
Ethel had a real good meal and !
Tom was his usual pipe-smoking,
match-striking self. He doesn't
really smoke a pipe, he just
strikes matches and lights the
thing every five minutes! But to
each his own, they say. ;
Looking forward to hearing the '.
Stephens Lee band again. The
Boosters Club is again serving ;
them their supper along with the j
members of the football team af
ter they appear in our parade
Friday afternoon. Many thanks
to Mrs. Grover James, Mrs. Lis- !
ton Ramsey, Pop, and all active I
members for your giving of time
and talent to our school.
Observed Marvin and Geor- j
gia visited Professor and Mrs.
Jones that used to teach here last i
Sunday you old timers would
probably remember them . Jack
Cole brought me a crab apple from
a tree at Truman's library; thanks,
Jack, and congratulations to El
ymus Payne on his fine honor as
an American Fanner - Nice to
have new neighbors: the Bav, and
Mrs. David Wimp he's the new
Presbyterian minister Shupe
and Mr. James Drake of Mars !
Hill went down to Raleigh to see j
their new boss, Lee Bounds, sworn !
in as Prisons Director Monday
Found a new reader, cute little
Elaine Ray of Mars Hill saw j
where her big brother had finish- '
ed college and going to be a 4-H )
leader for the N. C. State exten-!
son department; congratuktiona !
to you, tad I know Lena and
Hughie are real proud toe you
at the ball game Friday night
when we whip Mars HOI I
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.Vcw Chevelle SS S96 Sporl Coupe
:. clean -srvlpled all-new Body by Fisher
by Chevrolet
,m
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Vwo new Super Sport beauties
for '66-a hardtop and convertible
-propelled by nothing less than the
new Turbo-Jet 396 V8.
This remarkably efficient power plant,
Both Chevelle SS 396 models ride on
a special flat-cornering chassis. A fully
synchronized 3-speed transmission with
floor-mounted stick shift is standard. Or
you can order a 4-speed or Powerglide
also Strato-bucket front seats, center
with: aircraft-type valves, deep-breath- console and full SS instrumentation.
Ing ports and other design advances, Your Chevrolet dealer's is the place to
develops 825 hp in the standard see how all this feels from behind the
version. And you're welcome to order wneei. rie s a great beuever
more in a 360-hp version if you're In letting the customers
so inclined. handle the merchandise.
See the new '66 Chevrolet, Chevelle,
Chevy H, Corvair and Corvette at your dealer's
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at 6209
French Broad Chevrolet Company, Inc.
f, Um Mm. 119 MARSHALL, If. C.