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Maker. FORKS OF IVY.
Mara Hill 689-6806
7-24 -14c
SUPERVISOR NEEDED
Vinta esijist hi uuiall Appalacfai
an County in Western North Car
olina needs supervisor for up to
25 community and nation pool
Vista volunteers. Unique program
emphasizing remedial eduoafcjpp;
health, recreation, home econom
ics and community leadership de
velopment sponsored jointly by
the Community Development In
stitute of Mars Hill College and
the Madison-fiuncombe Rural De
velopment Council, a council of
the rural poor. Experience in su
pervision, willingness to work
with representatives of the poor
ms well as students and faculty
of small innoY&tiva liberal arts
college, and creativity in program
definitiea aim the basic require
ments for the position. College
training desirable but not requir
ed. Salary ranee $8,000 to $10,000
depending on experience and po
tential. Project expected to be
gin September 16, 1969. Send'
refaumes with availability date to
Tom Waller, Advocate Planner,
Madison-Buncombe Rural Devel
opment Council, Box 251, Mara
Hill, N. C.
8-7, 14, 21, 28c
Reduce eafe V laattlhi.WBe?
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Roberto Pharmacy, Marshall "
Mara Hill Pharmacy, Mam Hffl
8-28;, 9-4, 11. 18P' .i ;
1949 Ford Tractor. SA7S.on 10K1
Ford .Tractor. S795.Q0: 1957 Fond
I VH4rn IIHOR flfli eT3kl lvij
Chopper (Fair Condition), $495.00;
Gehl Field Chopper (like New),
$1275.00: 2 Hav Balers, vous
choice, f 795.00; New Tiller
1215.00; New Ldmespreaders .
$215.00; New Disk Harrow,
$235.00 up; New & Used Tractor
Parts,
. P. A. RAMBO .
8 miles south of Greeneville, Tenn.
vamp ureeK Moan
Phone: 639-9412
8-28; 8-4, 11, 18p
North Buncombe
(1) Three bedroom, 2 bath, brick
rancher. Formal dining, den,
fireplace, full daylight base
ment, large tot, $27,600.
(2) Three bedroom, 1ft bath
frame. Largs lot with tennis
and basketball court. VA.
FHA. $21,500.
(3) Three bedroom frame bunga
low, uarge lot with garden
spot, mose-in. $12,600.
(4) Outside chy. Three bedroom.
1-bath hrkk and frame.
Kedwood detk. at rear. Two
finished rooms in full day
light basement Approximate
ly i acre lot. xiy.&W,
(5) Five bedroom older frame
home in excellent neighbor
hood. ' Close to schools and
churches. $15,000.
Call Wade Huey 649-3761
WILEY SMITH
645-6664 REALTOR 645-6086
8-28c
WANTED Babysitter In the
Mars Hill area. Four and a half.
days per week, no Saturday
work. One child is 4 year old;
and the other is in school. If
interested call:
,MRS. BILL RICKER 689-4811
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three yards on the next play but
on second , down and 13,, Wayne1
MicDevttC .quarterback, rifled . a
pass, to bis. brother,. Ricky, who
went over the for th Tornadoes'
only core f the night: . , ,,.',.
For all general purposes, how
ever it waa all Mara Hill Ken
CastoUos and Bob Holcombe each
ran for two touchdowna and Sigs
bee Duck passed fcti two touch
downs.! CastelWs TDs came on
runs of six and IS yards and Hoi- i
combe's TDs came on runs of 18
and 21 yards. Duck bit Dean
Norton with a 84-yard aerial for
one touchdown and connected with'
Bruce Murray for another six-
pointer. The Wildcats scored four
two-point conversions.
MH
First downs 15
Rushing yardage 266
Passing yardage 156
Passes 18-8
Passes in'cepted by 1
Punts 0
Fumbles lost 1
Yards penalized 75
Mars Hill 16 6 6
Marshall 0 0 6
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$50.00 UP
USED CARS
Running Condition
Two Good Silage
Trucks With Dumps
Will Run
$395.00 Each
BUD GAHAGAN
Rt. 3, Marshall
Phone 649-4206
TIME TO CHANGE
The last time I met you," said
the social worker, "you made me
very happy because you were so
ber. Today you have made me un
happy because you are intoxicat
ed"
True," replied the old soak
with a beaming smile, "but to
day's my turn to be happy."
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HELP WANTED Waitresses,
dish washer. Dish washer salary
starts at $60; part-time bus boy;
no experience required1; will train.
Contact in person.
HAYS HOUSE RESTURANT
- 618 Weaverville Road
Rt. 1, Aabeville, N. C. 28804
8-21, 28c . . .,
FOR BALE A good large house
wHJb; seven rooms, bath and fire
place. With approximately 4 acres
land, .good, timber, creek, old
(timey -water wheel, black .top
road (Highway 63) by yard. If
interested m . cms property, see,
write or call
'FRANK PL EMMONS
Rt 1, Hot Springs, N. C.
Phone 622-8496
S-2I,28n
WANTED " RrnonAnooH
Air trac drill operator. Per
manent y ear-around work,
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rKuuucrs company u
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Asherille, ,N. C -28806
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din signals being sent throiarh
the college's electrical system.
Signals will be received by plug
ging into an electrical outlet
The station has Federal Com
munication sanction and is a con
ditional member of Intercollegiate
Broadcasting System, an associa
tion of college radio stations.
It is looking for new call let
ters, since the WMHC letters us
ed when Mars Hill College oper
ated a station in 1957-58 are now
the property of Mount Holyoke
College in Massachuseta.
Ellmore, assisted by David Cun
ning-ham of Arden and Michael
Webb of Silver Springs, Md., has
been working on the project two
years. A studio containing $4,000
in equipment and $1,000 in fur
nishings has been built in a for
mer storage room on the third
floor of the Fine Arts Building.
GOLDEN RULE
Take time for reflection see
if you have the qualifications you
look for in others.
For
Delicious Meals
Short Orders
Sandwiches
SELECT OYSTERS
Quick - Friendly
Courteous Service
GRACE
RESTAURANT
853 Merrimon Ave.
(At Grace)
ASHEVILLE, N. C
State College, : from ! West 'Vu
ginia, Sept. IS at Mara Hill.
: - Other ' changes are iha moving
of a popular .professor. Dr. Rfch
ard Hoffjnan, from tba' political
science department Into a new ad
ministrative pott as' vice president
for academic affairs, v Similarly
education professor Dr. William'
Sears baa been named dean of
students. Sears replaces Dean
William Lynch.. Lynch will head
new counseling center set ut
this year to asstet students with
personal problems. The center
will also offer aptitude and voca
tional testing.
r 'A new addition to the campus
U a $350,000 dormitory which
formally opened last Friday.
Gibson Dormitory- b the oollejre's
first a series of self-governing'
residence halls. The fully-carpeted
dorm will house 64 seniors.
In addition, the students will
confront 99 on the current teach
ing faculty a record bigb. The
faculty held at retreat and work
shop sessions last week-end at the1
Lake Junaluska assembly grounds.
In the first two years of sturif-
les,, Mars Hill offers students
basic core of courses In the hu
manities, sciences, languages and
arts. The following Junior and se
nior years, students concentrate
on the majors and supplementivej
studies.
Styla.u."
6:06Servios Shew v.C
SdSOJ-Sraakfaal Time' Country
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. 7:00 Morning . Nswa
7:10 Weather , . ,
7:15 Joe Emerson
7:25 reakfaat Time
. sStylf,v 1 :"
7:2 News Headlinei
7:80 ..Breakfast Thus
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Country
B:09" NSW(, (,-, ;,r V i tr
8:05 Music for Happy Day
8:45 Morning Derotionl
9.-00 Soul Winning pospat Hour
9:80-i-Oosj)el Slngtims
10:00Nwa --. '
10:05 Gospel Slngtlms
11:00 Good Tidings Gospel
Broadcast
11:80 Gospel . Singthns
11:45 (Wed. & Sat) Church
of Christ Broadcast
. ' il '!'
12:00 Trading Post' (': ii
12:10 Dinner TlmelCbuntry Style
12:20 News and Bulletin Board
12:30 Weather ""-e. ' "
11:85 Chuck Wagon Gang
12:45AFarm Forunv'f
l:00--Fann News n , '
1:06 Obituary Column
1:10 Csuhtryi.3 Jfusie ) Jamboree
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News Headlines on Half Hour
ASC Nominees
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ton
Reeves.
G-7, Frank Henaley, Arthur
Payne, Bnrlon 3. Payne, Burlon
W. Payne, Frank Payne, Leonard
Tilson Saves-
In the past two years, the
school's curriculum has been in
vigorated by a number ox pro
grams which send students out
into the community. This provides
the unique learning experience of
relating classroom theory and)
practical knowledge to the enrich
ment of community hfe. These
programs are coordinated by the
college and Community Develop
ment Institute which has received
national recognition.
Notice To Subscribers
Should you move or change
your address, please include with
your new address and sip code,
the old address so that the change
can be made without delay.
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Ga.,..aa an observer." Tilson said.
never regretted the move.''
He has been chief meteorolo
gist in Mobile since 1947.
"1
Tilson put in a 49-hour stretch
in the Mobile Weather Bureau
last week-end as Camille bore
down on the coast.
Tilson told a newsman be would
n't be interviewed unless he was
promised that Ins assistants would
be mentioned.
"They did all the work and I
got all the credit," he said.
Payne and T. June Worley.
H-8, Hugh Baldwin, Joe Duck
ett. Cline Fowler. Jimmy Moore,
Reid Plemmons ' and Deropaey
Woody.
id I
J-9, Fred Harnett, Wallace,
Cook, Clarence Lawson, Everette
Law son, Charles Wills and Eu
gene u Wills.
K-10, Joe Bullman, Joe Chand
ler, Odus Chandles, Ruben Goe
nell, Wayne Griffin, Gas Wallln,
R. Lee Wallln and Ruben Walldn
L11; Ralph Bryan, Wayne Bur-
nette, W. J. Grindstaff, Jasper'
Jenkins, Cash Phillips, Aaron Pon
der, H. 0. Porshia, Temple Shook
and Jim Edd Woody.
M-12, Loy Buckner, Ray Buck-
ner, Robert Buckner, John W.
Henderson, Ed Lunsford, Wade
Massey and Ray Worley.
N-13, Dewey Allison, Dale
Mwuuijr vcnmi vinu, vtzni
I Holt, Cecil E. Pangle, Wilson
Payne, Tillman Reece, Boyd Strick
land, Fred Tranthaim and) Hardy
Willett
0-14, Paul Amnions, L. F.
Boone, Ralph Bradley, Wayne1
Clark, Jack Coates, Johnnie
Coates, Woodrow Dill, Bruce
Sprinkle and Truman Wilde .
P-15, Jim Ataimons, Lattie Bal
lard, Herschel Coffey, Rollins
Jarvia, Dewey Phillips, Seam Rol-
land and Colon Soesbee.
Q-16, C. B. firiggs, Claude A.
Oody, -Horace Edwards D. A. Fen-
Edward Hoyle, James Hyl-
ton, Ina Metcalf and Jack Prof-
fitt
To be elected In each communi
ty are a chaiman, vke-cbairman,
regular member, and first and
second alternates. The person re
ceiving the most votes will be
ASC community chairman, second
highest will be vice-chairman,
third highest will be regular mem
ber, and fourth and fifth highest
in votes will be first and second
alternates.
First duty of the newly-elected
chairman, vfee-chairman, and
members will be to serve as dele
gates to the county convention at
which vacancies on the Madison
County ASC Committee will be
filled, according to County ASC
Committee Chairman, Emory Rob
inson. The county convention will
be held on Thursday, September
25, at 10:00 a. m., in the ASCS
office at Marshall.
In general, ASC community
committees assist in carrying out
the program responsibilities as
signed by the ASC county com
mittee and in informing farmers
Of purposes and provisions of
programs administered by the
Agricultural and Conservation
Service.
"The ASC community commit
teeman is a vital link between
the farmer and the men in Wash
ington who administer the farm
programs passed by Congress,"
said Chairman Robinson. "I urge
fanners to vote in their commu
nity elections for persons they be
lieve will best represent them
faithfully and responsibly and who
are well-informed about our local
and national agriculture."
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