t '
CKKT1K1KD
I Xl t l-IIHIl p.nn
s Eartf $250-1375 per week after .
' short period of certification.
' No experience neceasar' ! Will
train! placement Euaranteed.
Call ii7-32-3326 or write
, jraumasier oiw o. niaaison
Ave. Suite No 3 Indianapolis.
Indiana 46227.
4-12.19.26.5-3 dig.
AVO3AXTS YOU' Be an
independent AVON
Representative and earn
monev in your spare time near
hoMe.Vall: 233-6592 or write
Mrs. Barbara Collins Avon
Mapager Hamburg Mountain
Road 'Weaverville. N C. 28787
4-12 tfc
piSneer FORD. INC.
Main Street
Marshall. N. C.
Phone 649-3444
A Good Place
' To Buy A
1 New or Used
Car or Truck
2-8 tfc
TELEVISION SERVICE: We
service all makes and models.
All our work is guaranteed.
Also 8 track tape players
repair. All Channel TV An
tennas by CHANNEL
MASTER only $5.95. Watch
Repair Spidel Bands. Clock
Repairs. Located above the
High School on Bailey Mtn
Rd
. HOWELL'S TV
' Ph 689 3131
Rt l.Box98B
Mars Hill. N C 28754
l-4:tfc
ATTENTION MEN
SEMI-DRIVER
TRAINEES NEEDED
Local Over-the-Road driver
training being offered thru
facilities of Common Carrier.
On-the-job type training; no
experience necessary In
dustry wages exceed $6 per
hour with benefits. For im
mediate application call Area
Code 404-675-2941 or write to
Semi Division. Suite No. 108.
1100 Spring St NW; Atlanta,
Ga 30309
2 8tfc
Appointments Only
KITH ANN RAMSEY'S
Beauty Shop
Phone 649 3679
Walnut. N C
EDGEWOOD
RESTAURANT
1435 Merrimon Ave.
AshevilleJJjfJ. .
Breakfast Dinner
Supper
REGULAR MEALS
SHORT ORDERS
SANDWICHES
HOMEMADE PIES
AIR-CONDITIONED
Open 6 a.m. - 10 p.m.
1 you choose
maybe
you'll
choose
Computers,
too.
. Jhe Marine Corps believes that every
yjung man wants to point himself in the
Viht direction - toward the kind ol work that
will suit him best, the kind of skills that will
stick with him for life
So if you've got w hat it takes to be a
Marine, and you can qualify for our new
option programs, wv'll let you choose the
right direction. If it's computet programming
and operations, you'll be on your way as
soon as you complete recruit training. -
There's also electronics, combat support,
aviation technology, food services. and .
many other directions you can go. Come in
and look over trie list. You tell us what you're
interested in. We R tell you
" you there. " :;: ? ' -
Were locking for a few
to choose their oun
Your Marin Recruiter Will Ce In
Marshall Monday Mornings at
Courthouse Hot Spring, frnday
Afternoons ct Post C i i i c .
-
il
8 3 -.JUL
1 1
SEMI-DRIVERS NEEDED.
Local companya need Cer-'
lifted Semi-Driven. Earn
$300-W00 Per Week. No ex
perience necessary, will train. -For
application call 317-637-1134..
or write Rapidway
Systems. 5140 S. Madison Ave.
Suite 4 Indianapolis. Indiana.
46227. ' '
3 22-IO-llchg
PIANO TUNING
Conservatory Graduate
30 Years Experience
Contact
PAUL SHEPHERD
Phone 648-3154 (Canton )
or write
Route 3. Box 282
Waynesville. N. C. 28786
2-15-6-7 pd
LAND FOR SALE
List your land with
H IIITEIIl RST INSURANCE
AGENCY
Real Estate-Insurance
Marshall. N C
649-2454
6-20: tfc
PREGNANT? For con
fidential counselling Call Toll
Free 800 523-4436
3-22 tfc
TRUCK CAMPER
COVERS
Pioneer ford, Inc.
Main St.
Marshall. N. C.
Phone 649-3444
2-8 tfc
SEMI DRIVERS NEEDED
Local companys need Cer
tified Semi-Drivers. Earn
$300-3400 per week No ex
perience necessary, will train
For application call 317-636-2675,
or write Coastway
American Systems. P. O. Box
11125 Indianapolis, Indiana.
46201
3 22-10-11
FOR SALE: Trucks of various
sizes; also large and small
dump beds; See or phone
"BUD" GAHAGAN
Walnut. N. C.
Phone 649-3631
10-19 tfc
ATTENTION MEN
SEMI-DRIVER TRAINEES
NEEDED Local & Over-the
Road driver training being
offered through facilities of a
major truck line. On,-the-job
'type training; no experience
neces&ary. Industry wages
exceed $6 per hour with
benefits. For immediate
application call Area Code 404-875-2941
or write to Eagle
Mountain Corp.; P 6. Box
368; Atlanta, Ga. 30080.
4-26 tfc
experience' needed), ahd
Driver. Applications must be
placed in person at the Hot
Springs Clinic by May 4, 1973
4-26 chg
it we can get
V, : '. -: -.;
good r:a Ct
direct.cn;. - :
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,1
--.-- AUCTION SALE
at
JOE'S
Main Street
Marshall. N. C.
Saturday. April 28
7:30
4-26 chg.
Continous Banking Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday.
9 to S; Friday 9 to 6. First
Union National Bank at
Marshall and Weaverville.
4-12 tfc
FOR SALE: 1970 Volkswagen
Beetle; stickshift. AM radio,
rear defroster: four good tires
(two snow); runs very well.
Only $1100.
MVRA POWELL
Phone 656-2641
4 26,5-3,10pd.
FOR SALE: Two Seigler Oil
Heaters. Good condition. Only
$125 each. First come, first
served.
BUD JOHNSON'S
PLUMBING & HEATING
Marshall, N C.
4 26 pd
No Arsenal
Needed For
Bug Control
in Garden
Controlling insects in
the home garden is a Job
that can be handled by
one or two good Insec
ticides. There's no need
to stockpile an arsenal
for the Job.
Gardeners, especially
the . less experienced
oriei, may get "carried
away" with all the mate
rials available for killing
bugs and feel compelled
to buy some of each one.
This multiplies the
danger of having poisons
around the house, in
addition to increasing
costs.
Dr. H. E. Scott, exten
sion entomologist at
North Carolina Staje
University, . saldjjltw.o
materials that have broad
application for garden
use are malathlon and
sevin. Another product,
Gar dona, Is also avail
able for gSTv&ral use but
has more limited
application.
"Either malathlon or
sevfit , "hcruld . Rrpvlde -adequate
insert OontrolihT
most
said. "Both are safe
when used as directed
by the manufacturer."
Aphids, which are
always a problem on a
wide variety of veg
etables, are best con
trolled with malathlon.
However, sevin may give
bptter ' control on such
pests as the bean beetle,
tomato fruitworm and the
imported cabbageworm
(cabbage butterfly).
Malathlon is available
as an emulsiflable con- .
centrate, wettable powder
of dust. Sevin comes as
a wettable powder, dust
or as a "flowable"
formulation to be mixed
with water.
Dr. Scott said gar
deners will no longer be
able to find garden insec
ticides containing DDT.
This product was offi
cially removed from the
market effective Dec. 31,
1972. He added that gar
deners shouldn't regard
this as much of a loss
since the other products
that are available are
more effective in garden
insect control. NCSU
hasn't suggested using
DDT in home gardens for
several years.
Scott cautioned that
malathlon, sevin and all
other insecticides should
be used only as directed
on the container label;
that the materials should
be kept well out of reach
of children, preferably
. locked up; and that empty ,
containers should -be
, disposed of properly.
EYES EXAMINED
', CLASSES FITTED
fcr
- DR. LOCXARD
8 A.M. to 12 Room
"FRIDAYS
IN LOY l FO-LRT3
built::; a
MARSHALL. N. C
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LEGAL NOTICES
AC; NOTICE
STATE OF
NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF MADISON
TO: Creditors and Debtors of
John W. Tolley, deceased. .
All persons, firms and
corporations having claims
against John W. Tolley,
deceased, are notified to
exhibit them to A. B. Tolley as
executor of the decedent's
estate on or before the 19 day
of October, 1973, at the law
office of Joseph B. Huff
Marshall, North Carolina, or
be barred from their
recovery. Debtors of the
decedent are asked to make
immediate payment to the
above named A. B. Tolley.
This 19 day of April, 1973.
A. B. Tolley
Executor of the Estate of
John W. Tolley
c-o Joseph B. Huff,
Attorney
105 East Main Street
Marshall, N. C. 28753
4-26; 5-3, 10, 17 chg.
NOTICE
STATE OF
NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF MADISON
TO: Creditors and Debtors of
W. C. Metcalf, deceased.
All persons, firms and
corporations having claims
against W. C. Metcalf,
deceased, are notified to
exhibit them to Ralph Metcalf
and G ay Metcalf as executors
of the decedent's estate on or
before the 19 day of October,
1973, at Rt. 2, Mass Hill, N. C,
or be barred from their
recovery. Debtors of the
decedent are asked to make
immediate payment to the
above named executors.
This 19 day of April, 1973.
Ralph Metcalf and
Gay Metcalf,
Executors
of the Estate of
W. C. Metcalf
Route 2
Mars Hill, N. C.
4-26;5-3,10,17 chg.
EXECUTORS NOTICE
IN THE GENERAL COURT
OF JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT
DIVISION
STATE OF
NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
Having qualified as
Executor of the estate of Nona
Moore Roberts of Madison
County, N. C, this is to notify
all persona having claims
against the estate of said Nona
Moore Roberts to present
them . to the undersigned
within 6 months from date of
the publication of this notice
or same will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate please
make Immediate payment.
This the 30th day of March,
1973.
Ernest C. Moore
105 East Brookwood Drive
Clemson, S. C. 29631
4-26;5-3,10,17 pd.
NOTICE
The State Board of Health
has received an application
from the Town of Mars Hill in
Madison County for a State
grant under the .North
Carolina Clean Water Bond
Act of 1971 in the amount of
$40,625 to be used as a portion
of the construction cost for a
water supply system
project. The project consists
of construction of a 300,000
gallon water storage facility,
4,300 linear feet of 12 inch and
2,300 linear feet of 8 inch water
mains.
4-26, 5-3 chg.
NOTICE OF SERVICE
OF PROCESS BY
PUBLICATION
IN THE GENERAL COURT
OF JUSTICE
DISTRICT COURT
DIVISION
STATE OF
NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF MADISON
CHARM AINE YVONNE
CUTSHAW,
Plaintiff
vs.
RUSSELL CUTSHAW,
Defendant
TAKE NOTICE that a
pleading seeking relief
against you has been filed in
fre above entitled action. The
nature of the relief sought is
for divorce on the grounds of
one year's separation.
You are required to make
defense to such pleadings act ,
later than the nth day of May,
1973, and upon your failure to
do so the party seeking service
against yo will apply to the ;
Court for the relief sought
This the I7th day of April,
1973. ' .
JOHN M. SEASE, .
Attorney for the Plaintiff .
Mars Hill, N. C. 28754
4-19,26;S-3 pd.
Truth is tht- W armiml wIik-Ii
the hfl of life rrvolvra.
Doatlio and Funerals
la Loving Memory of
CARL BOYD
Who Passed Away
April 25, 1971
Sometimes it's hard to un
derstand Why some must go so young
Before they've time to dream
Their dreams before their
songs are sung.
It must be that our lives are
planned.
"We have a time to do"
May faith help us to un
derstand what we can't see or
know.
Mom and Dad
Brothers and sisters
Meat Stretching Ideas
Help Trim Food Costs
RALEIGH -- With
shoppers concern for
meat prices these days.
It's a good idea to stretch
the meat you buy.
How to do if' One
good way is to prepare
the meat you buy at a
low temperature so that
It doesn't shrink, says
Mrs. Ruby Uzzle, exten
sion consumer marketing
economist. North Caro
lina State University.
Meat does shrink
somewhat as it cooks,
but low temperature
keeps the shrinkage to
a minimum. If you use
a meat thermometer, you
won't overcook the good
meat you buy. And you'll
save meat flavor and keep
It juicy at the same time.
The next way to
stretch the meat you
buy is to use all of
It. Refrigerate. JB)et
promptly when you gas
home from the market.
Then be sure to refrig
erate the leftovers
promptly.
Use leftovers in any
number of good tasting
dishes. Crumble leftover
bacon over fresh-cooked
vegetables for more
flavor; use leftover bits
of roast for an excellent
sandwich spread.
It is estimated that
we waste two-thirds of
a pound of food per
person per day in the
United States. Mrs. Uzzle
adds. Don't do that if
you want to stretch the
family food dollar.
When you think of
stretching the meat you
buy these days, you may
nlso think of adding other
foods to make it seem
like more.
The "stretcher" may
be vegetables, either dry
or fresh, or a
starchy food. And the
"stretcher" varies in
cost and food value, too.
Sometimes we pay a
high price for having the
"stretcher" and the
spices measured out for
us. We call It
convenience.
Potatoes and veg
etables are the old
standby nutritious
stretchers. Salt pork,
bacon bits, along with the
brown in the pan, become
the gravy or sauce to give
an Illusion of meat on the
table Just as the bit of
ham does in scalloped
potatoes. We use veg
etables to stretch the
meat portion In soups
and stews.
LOOKING FOR A
DEPENDABLE HOME
HEATING OUT
. TRY,
Coll (49-3933
crry oi compant ,
John Self
FOREST G. REA VIS
Forest G. Reavis, 20, of Rt 2
Mars Hill, died unexpectedly
Monday, April 23, 1972 in a
' Western North Carolina
hospital after a brief illness.
Surviving are the parents,
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Reavis of
Mars Hill; the mother, Mrs.
Mildred Mcintosh Reavis of
Aurora, 111.; a brother, Morris
Reavis, a half sister, Miss
Vicki Reavis, both of Aurora;
and a grandmother, Mrs. Sue
StanM of Tennessee.
Services were held at 2:30 p.
m. Wednesday in Bethel
Baptist Church. The Revs.
Don Gasperson and Lloyd
Roberts officiated. Burial was
in Chandler Cemetery.
Pallbearers were friends of
the family.
Capps Funeral Home was in
charge.
CARD OF THANKS
We would like to thank our
many friends for all their
kindnesses during our time of
sorrow ; a special thank you to
Bowman-Duckett Funeral
Home. May God bless each
and every one of you.
The Family of
JOEL F. JOHNSON
When you depend on
cereals for stretchers,
be sure you are getting
the greatest food value
for the investment.
Whole grain or enriched
products are the most
nutritious forms of
cereal.
When you consider a
meat stretcher, think
about the cost of the
stretcher and its
nutrition as well as the
meat, Mrs. Uzzle says.
KKVIVK KLOV.KHS
A teaspoon of deter
gent added to cut flowers
will revive them if
wilted, according to
Cornell University's
Floriculture Depart
ment. GROWING FLOWERS
If you Want to grow
tall flowers for cutting,
especially roses, it may
be best to put them in
beds by themselves,
suggest N. C. State Uni
versity horticulturists.
A mulch over the entire
bed will conserve mois
ture and help keep down
grass and weeds.
WORKERS RELEASED
In 1951, one person
out of seven was living
on a farm producing
agricultural products.
Now, one person in 21
lives on a farm. This
has released people to
produce other wealth
and services and is
primarily responsible
for the unequaled af
fluence of the U. S.
BEFORE YOU NEED IT - ARRANGE FOR IT!
ofirst Union ChecUoan
Then use if . . . FOR ANYTHING YOU WANT!
Q First Union National
, Marshall Weaverville
DRY CLEAN
POLYESTER
..Although garments made of polyester are
washable; they dry-clean much better. The
gentle action of the cleaning fluids remove
grease spots and help lo keep colon brighter
longer we have the latest steam finishing
equipment to do a completely beautiful Job..
SELF SERVICE CLEANING
f. ' J .. . ws ... - ' f
SHOE REPAIR
EDWARDS.-CLEANEHS
& LAUNDRY MAT
Main Street
JAMES EDWARD KENT
James Edward Kent, 97. of
Rt 1 Marshall, died Monday
April 23, 1973 in an Ashevilte
hospital' after a long illness.
He was a lifelong resident of
Madison County and a retired
farmer.
Surviving are six daughters,
Mrs. Clyde Ball and Mrs. J.
Marvin Ball, both of Marshall,
Mrs. James Cole and Mrs.
Hugh Rice, both of Weaver
ville, Mrs. Joseph Reece of
Murphy and Mrs. E. W.
Cauble of Upland, Calif.;
three sons, Fred of Marshall
and L R. and P. E. Kent, both
of Asheville; a half brother,
Dan Kent of Gate City, Va.;
two half sisters, Mrs. Cora
Pippen and Mrs. W. A. Fisher,
both of Knoxville, Term.; 20
grandchildren, 27 great
grandchildren, 49 great-greatgrandchildren
and four great-great-great-grandchildren.
Services were held at 2:30
p.m. Wednesday in Bull Creek
Baptist Church, of which he
was a member.
The Revs. Roy D. Keller and
David Roberts officiated.
Burial was in the church
cemetery. Pallbearers were
nephews.
Bowman-Duckett Funeral
Home was in charge.
MRS. HENDERSON
Services for Mrs. Tennie
Treadway Henderson, 94, of
Walnut who died Thursday,
April 19, 1973 at her home
were held at 2:30 p.m.
Saturday in Walnut
Presbyterian Church where
she had been a member for 55
years.
and Sammy Moore officiated.
Burial was in Walnut
Cemetery.
A native of Madison County,
she was the widow of P. V.
Henderson who died in 1951.
Surviving are two
daughters, Mrs. Roy Roberts
of Rt 4 Marshall and Miss
Inez Henderson of the home; a
son, Edgar Henderson of
Walnut; a sister, Mrs. Lillie
Williams of Waukesha, Wis.,
five grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren,
grandchildren.
Bowman-Duckett Funeral
Home was in charge.
Pallbearers were Eddie
Henderson, Stevie Henderson,
Arnold King, Gene Meadows,
Fred Rector and Jack
Guthrie.
-
ANDY ULANKENSHIP
Andy Blankenship, 78, of 86
Elizabeth Street, Asheville,
died in an Asheville Hospital
Wednesday evening April 18,
1973 after a short illness. He
was a native of Madison
County and formerly of
Yancey County and had lived
in Asheville for 16 years where
he dealt in produce.
Surviving are a broiner,
Mack Blankenship of Burn
sville and several nieces and
nephews.
Funeral services were held
at 2:30 p.m. Friday in Upper
Laurel Baptist Church in
Madison County. The Rev.
Truman Fisher, the Rev.
Charles English and the Rev.
James Ferguson officiated
and burial was in Shook
Cemetery.
Marshcll, fl.C.
Ifemday, April
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from Jerry Daticr
AMERICA'S MASTER GARDENER
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1972 NOVA Coupe, 6 cylinder,
automatic transmission, Radio &
Heater.
1972 DATSUN Station Wagon, 4 speed
transmission, Radio, Heater, extra
clean.
1971 VEGA, automatic transmission,
radio, air condition, Nice.
1969 CAMARO Coupe, V-8 engine,
automatic transmission, white with
black vinyl roof.
1969 CHEVELLE Malibu Coupe, V-8
engine, autmoatic transmission,
Radio, Heater.
1968 CHEVROLET rrrijftTa, custom
coupe, 327-V-8 engine, automatic
transmission, power steering, red with
black vinyl roof.
1968 VOLKSWAGON, 2-door,
automatic transmission, low mileage.
1968 FORD, 2-door coupe, V-8 engine,
automatic transmission, radio, heater.
1967 CHEVROLET Impala, sport
coupe, automatic, power steering, air
conditioned, clean.
1967 CHEVELLE Malibu, 4-door, 322-V-8
engine, automatic transmission,
air conditioned, one owner.
j "O
1971 CHEVROLET, long wheel base, 4
wheel drive, 350-V-8 engine, straight
drive transmission, locking hubs, one
owner.
1971 CHEVROLET, Va-ton, fleetside
bed, 6-cylinder, low mileage.
1970 CHEVROLET, tt-ton, Fleetside
bed, 6-cylinder, one owner.
1969 CHEVROLET, -ton, fleetside
bed, V-8 engine, one owner.
1968 suburban Carry all, 3 seats, V-8
engine, Straight drive, Ideal for
hauling rides to work. ,
1H5CHEVROLET Vi-ton pickup, 6
cylinders . ' , ""
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; We a re loaded with lots of cl:r csrs.
No reasonable offer will be refused.
FRENCH
rn
j Marshal. r:.C
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