Leaders Win At Showando
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Trooj
all arau oi
North Carolina. Took two out
of throe awards presented al
DanM Boone on April 30.
John Taylor, Gary Moore,
C.W. Anthony and Burnett
Moore, icout leaden of the
Beaver Patrol, were awarded
first place honors for creating
i patrol flag from woods
materials available at the
Canton camp site. The
Marshall leaders won first
place in the flag raising event
by accurately building a flag
pole out of woods materia]
and using knots learned in
scouting, to raise the flag.
ran do program
inv? |rent techniques
ities performed
j as compass
| map orientation, iden
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LSUS Now
Being Taken
In County
The U.S. Census Bureau ii
now in the process of listing
addresses in Madison County
for the 1980 Decennial Census.
Enumerators will be
canvassing door to door in the
county during the month of
May, listing addresses of all
occupied and vacant living
quarters. These will be used
in mailing the 1980 census
next April.
"All information collected
is strictly confidential and
protected under the Privacy
Act of 1974. Your cooperation
will be appreciated," Jane
Peebles, crew leader, stated.
tification of flora and fauna,
shelter preparation, fir* and
safety
At the dose of the meet the
boy scout leaders parti cpated
in a food preparation exer
cise, dinner and an awards
ceremony.
The boy scout leaders of
Marshall will continue to
provide skilled leadership for
the boys scouts of Marshall
Clean -Up
during roadside pick-up ac
tivities, and that extreme
caution be used particularly
in areas where there is little
or no shoulder to the curved
roads. If a roadside pickup is
planned and a patrolman is
patroling the area, he may
assist in alerting traffic.
Persons should be stationed
at boundary areas of the pick
up project.
Gateway areas where high
ways enter the county have
been given special attention.
Most residents have cleaned
i their premises and have
; made their homes and work
' areas neat and attractive.
Heavy littering, however, is
t reported at some business
s locations near Madison
County lines.
I Madison County is well on
1 the way to being cleaner than
I it has ever been ? just ask
i any community where even a
small output of effort has
I been demonstrated. Help us
I to be able to report that all
' communities have made
i some visible effort to make
! the place cleaner and more
beautiful.
TRUCKS
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auto. PS, PB $5495
76 BLAZER V8, auto., PS, PB, 4x4
$5495
77 CHEV. SIVERADO, loaded with all
extras . : $5495
75 DODGE RAMCHARGER V8, SD, PB,
PS, 4x4 $4195
73 FORD V2 ton V8, SD $1995
CARS
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air $3495
76 MUSTANG II V6 4 speed .... $2995
74 MONTE CARLO V8, auto., air, PS,
PB $2795
74 MAVERICK 6 cyl. SD $1495
74 DODGE DART Auto., air, PS, PB.
$1995
70 FIREBIRD V8, auto., PS $995
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EXAMPLE of what we do NOT
want is pictured above. Although
much progress has been made in
the countywide clean-up drives
there are some who carelessly
clutter up the depositories for
trash along highways. These
containers are for trash to be put
in and not scattered outside.
County Students In Final Drama
Mars Hill College's final
drama production for the
1978-79 season will be Luigi
Pirandello's "Six Characters
in Search of an Author." The
play, which is not recom
mended for young children,
will open May 8 at 8 p.m. in
Owen Theatre and will run
through a Sunday matinee on
May 13.
Big Ivy
Ramp Festival
Saturday
The sixth annual Big Ivy
Ramp Festival will be held
May 5 at the Big Ivy Com
munity Center on Dillingham
or Coleman Boundary Road
Barnardsville, from 11:30
a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
A delicious country ham
dinner with all the goodies
plus ramps if you wish to
indulge will be served from
noon to ??. Adults $3 and
students $1.50.
There will be fun for
everyone, including a ramp
eating contest, square dan
cing, good old country music
and others. A Crafts Fair with
a good variety of crafts for
sale.
Births
To Mr. and Mrs. Lfcttie D.
Boone of Mars Hill, a son,
April 27, in Memorial Mission
Hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. Charles I.
Drake, Marshall, a daughter,
April 29 in Memorial Mission
Hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. G rover C.
Gosnell, Marshall, a son,
April 28 in Memorial Mission
Hospital.
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The cast for this classic
Italian drama of
disillusionment has also been
announced and includes Mark
Moore, a junior theatre major
from Mars Hill, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Moore, as the
father; Martha Hill, a senior
theatre major from Mt. Airy,
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Caleb Hill as the step
daughter; Diana McWilliams,
a senior theater major from
Marshall, the daughter of Mr. <
and Mrs. John McWilliams,
as the mother; Doug Ray, a
junior music and theatre
major from Jasper, Ga., the
son of Mr. and Mrs. George F.
Ray, as the son; Joel Knisley,
son of Br: and Mr*. David
Knisley of Mars Hill, a i
student at Mars Elemenetary i
School, will portray the boy; i
and Elke Worley, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Worley i
Mars Hill
Methodist
Bake Sale
The Mars Hill United
Methodist Church will be the
site of a bake sale and yard
sale May S, 10 a.m. until 2
p.m. Household items, good
used clothing, and
miscellaneous "trash and
treasures" as well as home
baked cookies, pies and cakes
will be offered for sale.
Proceeds will go toward
church projects and mission
support.
Singing
A gospel singing program
will be presented at the
Hopewell Baptist Church this
Saturday at 7:30 p.m.
The Rev. Ralph McDevitt
cordially invites the public to
attend.
Everyone is invited to come
and bring their song books
and a picnic lunch.
Letter To Editor
Dear Editor:
To the person or persons
who are obviously taking
great pleasure in poisoning
dogs on Rector Corner Road
in Marshall, I sincerely hope
your guilty conscience finally
convinces you to stop this
mean, cruel, inhumane act
and the thoughts of broken
hearted owners, many of
whom are children, fill your
heart and mind.
Last Thursday we lost a
beautiful, lovable, faithful
VndHaki Oil mil a., rl - --? L.J
n>ngiisn onepnera wno n?o
been a devoted pet for six
years and had never caused
anyone trouble. We are sick
over the loss of this dog and
tarfll miIm klm larrlhlw
win miss mm lerriDiy,
however, we are not the only
ones who have lost pets this
week. There are now six dofs
of Mars Hill, also a student at
Mars Hill Elementary, will
play the child.
David Adams, son of Dr.
and Mrs. John P. Adams and
a student at Mars Hill
Elementary, will be the
assistant stage manager.
Tickets for the play will be
92 for adults and $1 for
students. The Owen Theatre
box office will open May 1 and
will be open from 1 to 5 p.m.
daily for seat reservations
and ticket information at 689
1239.
Clean-up
The Hope well-Walnut Gap
?ub will sponsor a clean-up
drive this Saturday starting
at 9 a.m.
All residents are asked to
cooperate.
| Some Eligible For Additional Food Stamps
has bwn received from USDA
through the Division of Social
Ssrvices in Raleigh that
hmtsshokh which mn en
titled to benefits hat In the
past because of an error, but
could not receive the benefits
because they were not
currently certified may now
VFW District
Convention
Saturday
Hie second annual 16th
District VFW convention will
be held this Saturday at the
VFW Poet Ml located on
Leiceoter Highway.
Asheville Post HI will serve
as hosts at the convention.
This will include all post i
commanders and presidents 1
of the auxiliaries. (
Special notice to Marshall
and Hot Springs commanders ]
are requested to attend. <
This will be a banquet and
dance. Tickets are IS for |
banquet and 93 for dance. i
The 16th District is com
prised of Asheville, Ml; Black
Mountain, 9197; Candler,
9999; Columbus, 9119; Hen
derson ville, 9999; Hot
Springs, 10494; Mars Hill
5499; Marshall, 9949; and
West Asheville, 9949.
MEMORIAL SERVICE
A memorial service will be
held this Sunday at Black
Mountain Post 9197. All 19th
District posts are obligated to
be represented at the service
honoring the departed
comrades and sisters of this
VFW district. All post com
manders- and auxiliary
presidents should report by 1
p.m. for instructions. The
service will begin at 1:99 p.m.
There will be a dinner and
dance following the memorial
service.
The News-Record
NON-PARTISAN IN POLITICS
(USPS 3M- 440)
JAMES I. STORY, Editor
Pubfehed Weekfcr
By Madison County PublWiJngCo.toc.
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Organisation will be apon- 1
9orin? ft Ham &nd Rom jt Br^f
Mnner on May t, from 11:10 I
i.m. until 1 p.m. at' thie Man
[fill Elementary School
Cafeteria. Hie coot la 91 for
idults and II.M (or children
iges U and under, daaaert
included.
The proceeds of the dinner
arlfl be ueed to purchase
ithletic equipment to be uaed
>y the approximately 110
routh, ages S through IS, who
Mu-tkipete in a 13 team '
summer baseball program at
Mars Hill. <
The public is invited to the I
Singing
There will be a benefit
tinging Sunday night at the
Dry Branch Free Will Baptist
Church beginning at 7 p.m.
Proceeds will go toward the
Milliard Rhinehart funeral
Expenses.
Among the singer* will be
the Joyful Makers Quartet
ind Mike Wallace Trio.
The public is invited.
this Sunday, at Man*
Ml. .
Hits will its a "good meal*
lor a good cans*".
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EFNEP
Observes %
10th Birthday
April 17 was a special day"
or Doris Roberts and Roes
lice, County of
ension program aides. M<
wty was given in honor of
he 10 years the Expanded;
rood and Nutrition Educatioq[
has been in
Doris and Roae work with
Madison County families in'
he area of food and nutrition.
If you would like to kaoWj
nore about this program,,,
please call the Madteon.
bounty extension office. ?
Hope for another 10 years of ;
progress in this most inn,
mrtant area of life is ex
pressed by Ethel Waning
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The "toughest nice guy"
in history.
We remember Ike for his many role*. But
few ever experienced the man who was
Dwight David Eiaenhower.
A man driven by ? deep sense
of duty and passion and a deep reapect for
his fellow man.
He cared. And that was both hit
ordeal and his lepcy. Watch on May
3, 4 and 6 as Robert Duval and Lee
ID ?.1 - ? /y m m, A I II ? I ill I j- a
tvemicic oner a penetrating instgnt into me
life of s man who can tench us alia leaaon
in conquering awesome challenges
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