Deaths And Funerals
loyd Gosnell
yd GoaaaU, 47, of PwM
, Tryon, died Oct. 14 la a
abus hospital.
A native of M*di??n County,
i a son of Luna and Betty
?f Tryen. He
had tired In Tryoo for the
: 15 years.
Surviving in addition to hia
are hi* wife, Grace
adway Gosnell ; eight
Mary Myei* K
rboro, Donna Gosnell,
Betty Ruth,
Michelle and Ltrt
ill of the home; three
Timothy Goaneti of the
?)?. Navy, Glnrfn and Ken
GoaneU of the home; four
cm, Prance* MetcaV of
Btyon, Tina Singleton of
pfeoderson ville and Edith Hill
Tuxedo and Alene Moore of
^Mneyville; and two brothers,
Gosnell of Columbus and
lie Gosnell of Columbus.
Services were held at 2 p.m
16 in the McFariand
?1 Chapel. The Rev.
Haroy Gilbert and the Rev.
^as H. Bradley officiated.
Bailey Martin
Wiley W. Martin, M, of
Branch Broad, Route 1,
?arnardsville, died Oct. 13 in
Aaheville hospital after an
Ktended illness.
A native of Madison County,
had lived in Buncombe
ity for the past 40 years,
was a retired fanner and
I a member of Carson's
Baptist Chirch. He
the son of the late Mack
Hannah Brown Martin.
^Surviving are Us wife, Lede
Worley Martin; four
Ethel Gaddy and
ra Gaddy of BarnardsviUe,
na Sprinkle of WeavarviMe
d Myrtle Sellers of
?Seville; four sons, Jeas
Hartin of the home; Doyle
Hartin of Weaverville, Dewey
?artin of BarnardsviUe and
Martin of Marshall; a
, Lyda Martin of Mar
^all; 23 grandchildren ; 18
t-grandchildren ; and four
Beat-great-grandchildren.
pServices were held at 11
Oct.' 16 in thTCarson's
Baptist Church.
The Rev. Joe Honeycutt and
Rev. Lonnie Crawford of
iciated. Burial was in
?helawn Gardens of
West Funeral Home was in
?harge.
''rank Hensley
Frank Hensley, 69, of Route
Marshall, died unexpected
Oct. 11 at his home.
A lifelong resident of
Madison County, he was a son
the late William and Rachel
Hensley. He was a
in the Little Pine com
munity
Surviving are his wile, Mar
Roberts Hensley; a son,
f arris W. Hensley of Mar
all; a daughter, Alma
saaer of Marshall; a foster
lighter, Doris Tipton of
?Uphine, Va.; a brother, Ray
pood Hensley of Leicester;
sisters, Margaret Neary
Asheville and Minnie
*er of Leicester; nine
grandchildren; and a great
grandchild
Services were held at 11
Oct. 13 in the chapel of
Funeral Home. The
Jack Davis officiated,
was in Payne's Chapel
' USED AFFUJUICES
Bw? Mil dMn utad
? and rebuilt wasters,
Inywi, rafrictratort,
flfreeiers, stoves.
BOB'S
APPLIANCES
MARSHALL tV PASS
Felix Griffee
< Felix O. Griff?*. M. died
Oct. ? in a tractor acddnt on
fail (aim on Rente 1,
Alexander
A native of Madiaan County
and a maidewt of Bwrambe
County far the paat ti yean,
he era* a member of Gran
dview Baptiat Church. He waa
a retired railroad welder's
helper Ml waa a ton of the
late Jacob and EHa Am Rice
Griffee
Surviving are his wife, Ora
BuUman Griffee; two woe,
James and Delano Griffee of
AahertJie; a daughter. Grace
Vaughn of Alexander; three
brothers, Jon Griflee ef
Granite Falls. Homer Griffee
of Marshall and Lawrence
Griffee of Weaverville; and
two grandchildren.
Services were held at 2 p.m.
Oct. 11 in Eaater Gap Baptist
Church. The Rev. Alfortf (
Taylor and the Rev. Troy
Banks officiated. Burial was
in Rice-Cave Cemetery
Bowman Funeral Home
was in charge.
Sam Hensley
Sam Hensley, 74. of Route 3,
Marshall, died Oct. 10 in a rest
home in Black Mountain.
A lifelong resident of
Madison County, he was a
retired farmer and waa a son
of the late Robert and Ruth i
Franklin Hensley.
Surviving are a brother,
Baxter Hensley of Marshall;
and a sister, Faye Shelton of
Marshall.
Services were held at 2 p.m.
Oct. 13 ia Memorial Church of
God. The Rev. Olin Shelton of
ficiated. Burial was in Cut
sbaH Cemetery.
Bowman Funeral Home was
in charge.
' ? ' >
MHC Group
To Hold
'Rice Lunch'
The Mars Hill United Na
tions Day Committee will
sponsor a rice lunch in the
president's dining room of the
college cafeteria at noon on
Oct. 24.
A film on the world com
munity wil be shown and
discussed.
Ae public is invited to
come. There is no charge, but
contributions will be accepted
for programs to combat world
hunger.
Annual
Farm Bureau
Meeting
The Madison County Farm
Bureau Inc. will hold It's an
nual meeting on Oct. 25 at 7
p.m. at the Marshall Elemen
tary School Board members
for the coming year will be
elected and members are in
vited to attend. Refreshments
will be served. Boh Jenkins
will present a film on the
organisation of Farm Bureau
and its entire program.
POETRY AWARD
NEW YORK (AP) - 3ua
rise," by Frederick Seidel, is i
the winner of the Lamont Poet- i
ry Selection for 1*79.
The award is given for a
poet's second book, submitted
in manuscript form by its pub
lisher.
"Sunrise" is to be published
in the spring of 1*0 by Viking.
Seidel, who was born in St. '
Louis and currently lives in
New York City, published his
first collection of poems, "Final
Solutions." m 1H3
REWARD
A <1M mw< it M*
teadbif to tttt anwt ?t
Mritm tfrapplng
Cowtfy. Ca> tt? SfwfNT* I '
?flic* at M9-27I1.
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'MOTOR COOLING ENGINEERING"
BOB FUtlY'S RADIATOR SWVIC1
^ .
Mr?. Troy
Addh Qatry Troy, M, of
07 OM Haw Creok Road died
> latexpectadly Oct. ? in as
Aaheville hoapital
? She was a native of Madiaon
County awl a r?Meat of
A*eviOe since IMS, she was
the wtfa of 1st* William P.
Troy. 9>e was the daughter of
the lata Jaaea and PrtadMa
Goforth Gentry
Surrivim are two sons,
ErneatP.TrayofPayetteville
and Jamaa IL Tray of
Swannanoa; two daughter!,
lira. Carl Wall of Marian and
Mr*. William D. Bartlett of
AahevtUe; a brother, Henry
Gantry of Brevard; a sister,
Callie RaMgfc of Htt Springs;
eight grandchildren and eight
Amory Loving
To Speak
In Asheville
"An Energy Future We Can
Live With" is the title of the
program at UNC-Asheville
Oct. 19-30, featuring Amory B.
Lovins, the young physicist
who is considered one of the
most influential experts on
i energy in the world. Lovin is
consultant physicist for
Friends of The Earth, The In
ternational Federation of In
stitutes for Advanced Study,
the Science Council of Canada ,
the U.S. Office of Technology
Assessment, and several U.N.
agencies.
His view on the answers to
our future energy needs are of
interest to all those who feel
we must make the transistion
'? * safer and more
economically sound energy
path.
In 1977, Lovins published a
book entitled Soft Energy
Paths. His view is that "soft
energy (such as solar
heating, power from
renewable resources, and fuel
( from biomass alcohol) will
provide more reasonable,
safe and economical answers
?to our energy needs than
"hard technologies" such as
nuclear power, which can
create more problems than
they solve.
Mr. Lovins will lecture on
Oct. 19 at ? p.m. on ""Soft
Energy Paths" at Lipinsky
Auditorium, U.N.C.A. On Oct.
20 at 9 a.m. he will give a
seminar on energy goals in the
Humanities building.
This extraordinary oppor
tunity to listen to and question
Mr. Lovins should be of
special interest to Madison
County residents. Our own
French Broad EMC is explor
ing ways in which to use the
resources of our area in safe,
economical ways to produce
energy for our area. Mr.
Lovins, described as a
"persuasive prodigy of soft
energy and advocate of
private initiative "would cer
tainly agree with our EMC's
goals.
The pnagram is spoasored
by UNC-AshevilJe, Caroli
nians for Safe Energy, The
Sierra Club, American
Association of University
Women, and the Asheville
Buitcombe League of Women
Voters.
held at 10 a.a Oct. 11 in
Ashlawn Garden d
The Rev. Grace
Mrs. Wright
Lynn Wortey Wright, 74, of
Route l, Marshall died Oct. 8
in a Black Mountain rat home
after an extended illness.
A native of Buncombe Coun
ty and a resident of Madison
County for the past IS years,
she was a daughter of the late
C.J. and Hanna Rogers
Worley.
Surviving are her husband,
Frank Wright; two sons,
Charlie Worley of Leicester
and Prank Wright Jr. of
Greenville, S.C.; a daughter,
Mrs. Horace Edgar of Green
ville, S.C. ; a sister, Lois Lane
of Leicester; and a grand
child.
Services were held at U
a.m. Oct. 12 in Payne's Chapel
Baptist Church of Buncombe
County, of which she was a
member. The Rev. Bill Brown
officiated. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Bowman Funeral Home was
in charge.
LFGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
For Community Development Funds
for Madison County.
Notice is hereby given met a public
hearing will be held by Medison County
et 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, October
24m, 1979 at the Madison County Cour
thouse, Marshall, Norm Carolina.
The purposes of said meeting are to
hear citizen recommendations and ideas
concerning community needs for me
purposes of preapplication for communi
ty development funds from the Depart
ment of Housing and Urban Develop
ment.
At the time and place above stated any
interested person may appear and be
heard.
Dated the 11th day of October, 1979.
Oct. 11, It, 1979 chg.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
IN THE GENERAL
COURT OF JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT
DIVISION
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as Executrix in the
estate of M. Hay den Davis, late of
Madison County, N.C., mis Is to notify all
persons having a claim against the
estate of said M. Hayden David, to
present them to the Undersigned within
six (4) months from the date of the
publication of mis notice, or same will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted fo sold estate please
make immediate payment.
This 11th day of October, 1979.
Anne Davis Chappeil
P.O. Box ?
Candler, N.C. 10715
Oct. It, 25, Nov. 1,0, 1979. pd.
Notice of Public Hearing
For Community Development Funds
For The Town of Marshall
Notice is hereby given that a public
hearing will be held by the Town of Mar
shall at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, October
30, 1979, at the Marshall Town Hall, Mar
shall, N.C.
The purposes of said meeting are to
hear cititens' recommendations and
ideas concerning community needs for
the purpose of the Community Develop
ment Program and lb prepare an ap
plication for Community Development
Funds from the Department of Housing
and Urban Development.
At the time and place above stated,
any interested person may appear and
be heard.
Dated October it, 1979.
Oct. It, 29, 1979 chg.
PUBLIC NOTICE
TOWN OF MARSNILL
1979-1900 BUDGET
The public will take notice that the
proposed budget for fiscal year 1979-1900
has been filed wtth the Meyer and Board
of Aldermen of the Town of Mars Hill
and is available for pubHc Inspection in
the office of the Town Clerk.
The 1979-1900 budget includes
highlights of General Revenue Sharing
Funds proposed uees. Thooo goes are in
the area of Health, Safety and
Recreation ? amounts 010,000.00,
07,000.00, and 03M00.00 respectively.
Any interested cititen of the
municipality may examine the total
budget, both Revenue and Expenditures
for the General, Water, and Revenue
Sharing Funds, bstwssn the hours of
9:0S a.m. and 5:00p.m., Monday through
Friday.
Oct. 10, 1979.chg.
USED CARS AND TRUCKS
All Makes ? All Models
Weekly Specials
CODY
Motor Sales Inc.
649-2929 ? 253-1728
Downtown - Marshall
Dealer No. 08722
t Discount Monument
Center
STATI OF MOUTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
IN THE GENERAL
COUNT OF JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COUNT
DIVISION
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
' Having Qualified m EXECUTOR in
Nit 00* Ote Of OORIS W FLYNN. late of
Modfcon County # N.C . thN is to notify *11
portom having o claim against the
eotote Of MM OORIS W. FLYNN. to ?r?
?ant them to tNo Undersigned within six
(0) mootm from Nio dot* of ttio publico
tton of tfifo notice. or Mme wttl to plead
od in bar of their recovery AH portom
indobtod to told estate piooM moke im
mediate payment
This 27tti doy of September, W7f
John T. Flyrwi
Rout* 1 Box 51
Morshall. N.C 2S7S3
Oct. 4, 11. IS. 25. 1979. pd
NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
NOTICE
Tho undersign*^ having qualified m
ADMINISTRATRIX of tho Estate of
Ernoot A. Sawyer, deceosod, loto of
Madison County, this It to notify thot oil
persona hoving claims against Mid
estate to present thorn to tho undersign
od. on or boforo tho 4th doy of April. 1*0,
or thit notico will bo pleaded in bor of
thoir rocovory. All persons indobtod to
Mid estete will please moko immodioto
poymont to tho undersigned.
Thit tho 1st doy of Oct.. 1979.
Croc* C. Sowyor
Rt. 1. Sox 27A. Mors Hill. NC
Oct. 4. 11. IS. 25. 1979 chg.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
IN THE GENERAL COURT
OF JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Hoving qualified as administratrix in
the estate of James Robert Johnson, late
of Madison County, N.C., this is to notify
all persons having a claim against the
estate of Mid James Robert Johnson, to
present them to the Undersigned within
six (6) months from the date of the
publication of this notice, or same will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All per
sons indebted to Mid estate pleaM make
immediate payment.
This 2nd day of October, 1979.
Carrie Landers Johnson
Route 5. Box 215 A
Marshall. N.C. 2S753
Oct. 11. IS, 25, Nov. 1, 1979 chg.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
IN THE GENERAL
COURT OF JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT
DIVISION
CO EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualify as CO EXECUTOR'S
in the estate of MONT C. SHOOK, lata of
Madison County, N.C., this is to notify all
parsons having a claim against the
estate of said MONT C. SHOOK, to pre
sent them to the Undersigned within six
(*) months from the date of the publico
tion of this notice, or same will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate please make im
mediate payment.
This 1st day of October, 1979 .
Dorothy Gilbert,
330 Old Haw Creek Rd.
Asheville, NC 2SS05
Thad C. Shook, No. 4 Ridgeway,
W. Asheville, NC
Oct. 4, 11, It, 25, 1*7*, chg.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
IN THE GENERAL COUR*
OF JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Administratrix in
the estate of Vance William Chandler,
late of Madison County, N.C., this is to
notify all persons having a claim against
the estate of said Vance William
Chandler, to present them to the Under
signed within six (6) months from the
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 22nd day of August, 1979.
Euialia 6 Chandler
Route 2, Mars Hill, N.C. 29754
Sept. 27, Oct. 4, 11, It, 1979 pd.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
IN THE GENERAL
COURT OF JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT
DIVISION
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Adminstrator in
the estate of Nora Roberts, late of
Madison County, N.C., this is to notify all
persons having a claim against the
estate of said Nora Roberts, to present
them to the Undersigned within six (6)
months from the date of the publication
of this notice, or same will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate please make im- '
mediate payment.
This 1st day of October, 1979.
Carl Roberts
Route 4
Marshall, N.C. 2t7S3
Oct. 4, 11, It, 25, 1979, Chg.
Since man first began tilling
the toil thousands of years ago, 1
grasshoppers have been one of
the most injurious insect pests.
Some 600 species are found in
the United States and Canada,
and each year they inflict var- I
ying amounts of damage to
such crops as wheat, barley, J
corn, flax, alfalfa, oats, rye, 1
cotton and tobacco.
monccr ram. mc. m.?
Street Marshall. N.C Phone
649-3444 Good piace to buy a
now or uMd car or truck.
A-Rtfn
WILL KEEP CHILDREN in my
homo tor *3 por day and on
weekend night tor $5 par child
Also by tha week tor *15 par
child. References furnished Hot
maali. Call 649-3127.
Oct.4,ll,18,25chg
ANYONE INTERESTED in buy
ing or sailing W T RAWLEIGH
products should contact BAR
BRA A. HILLER, P.O. Bo* 581,
Marshall. N.C. or call 649-3050
9/27,10/4, 11, 18chg
BOOKKEEPING, payrolls ano
quarterly reports. Notary Public
EMILY F. BALDWIN,
Stenographer, 220 Miles Bldg.,
Asheville, N.C. 29901 Phone
2558905
Oct5t1n
YARD 8ALE: Thursday,
Friday [ Saturday at Wanda
Robert's home on Tweed
Branch Road, near Madison
Seminary Baptist Church.
Hours: 9a.m.to4p.m.
OctlSchg
YARD SALE: To be held on
Marshall By-Pass at Ernest
Ramsey's Tire Shop, Satur
day, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Large
variety of many different
items. OctlS
FOR SALE: 8 6 building lots!
All have excellent views, city
water and elec. Each lot fronts
on a 2-lane rock road, 1-2 mile
from Mars Hill city limit in
Dogwood Heights. Starting as
low as $4100. Lots range from 1
to 2 acres. For information
call McGee, 649-2912.
Aug30tfn
ANYONE INTERESTED in
Mary Kay Cosmetics call
Shirley Baldwin at 689-2536.
OctlS-NovSchg
FOR SALE: Red 1979 Pontiac
Sunbird. 4-sp., 4-cyl., good
mileage. J600 equity and
assume payments. Call 656
2656.
Octllchg
LEGAL NOTICES
NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
NOTICE
The undersigned having qualified as
Executor of The Estate of Robbie Rector
deceased, late of Madison County, this is
to notify that all persons having claims
against said estate to present them to the
undersigned, on or before the 19 day of
April, 19t0, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please make
immediate payment to the undersigned.
This the 12 day of October. 1*7*.
s/s Frank F. Rigsby
Oct. It, 25, Nov. 1, t. l?7*.chg.
PUBLIC HEARING
in Accordance with the Madison
County Zoning Ordinance, the Zoning
Adjust men t Board will hear an appeal
by Mr. Jerry Griffin. The appeal
requests that a variance be granted on
set back requirements for a proposed
building on Marhsail-By pass. Public
Hearing will be held at 4:00 p.m. on
October 24, 1*79 in Madison County
Court House.
Donald N. Anderson
Chmn: Madison Co. Planning Board
Oct. It, l?7*.chg.
WELL DRILLING
m
Water Systems ?
18 Years Experierce
?
FOE QUICK SERVICE *
CALL JOE PRICE
PRICE WELL
& PUMP CO. S
CLYDE, N!C.
Call Collect K7-ZS17
MIIMMIIUIIll
FOR SALE
4 lots in Marshall water
and sewer, on street to
be paved, ready for
home construction.
FHA money available.
C*H
FRUIT TREES, nut trees, berry
plants, grape vines, landscaping
plant material ? offered by
Virginia's largest growers. Free
copy 48-pg Planting Guide
Catalog in color, on request.
Waynesboro Nurseries ?
Waynesboro. Va. 22980
Oct-4, 11,16, 2Schg
FOR CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS
walks, patios, basements, 30
years experience, free estimates,
call Trans Carolina Concrete
Compeny, 254-7211 8^26t?n
MEAT PROCESSING: Modern
Slaughters processes beef; $5
kill bill, 14 cents per lb.; cut,
wrap, and freeze. Will be
scalding hogs again this winter
and smoke-curing bacon. Call
615/638-8945.
Aug23tfn
MEAT PROCESSING. Call
Modern Slaughters in Green
ville, Tenn., for all beef process
ing needs. Phone 615/638-8945.
Aug23tfn
FOR SALE: 19" Sears color T V.,
almost new picture tube, ex
cellent condition, $99.95; 2
Zenith portable T.V.'s, BW,
$49 95 each; Lafayette CB radio
Model HB 740, almost new.
$65.00. O.V. Howell, Mars Hill.
N.C.
Sepl3tfn
JOB OPPORTUNITY Person
wanted to sell advertising and
handle other business chores.
Must have some experience with
advertising, and be familiar with
Madison County. Part-time for
now; should develop into full
time job. Write to Classified Sec
tion, The News-Record, P.O. Box
369, Marshall, N.C. 28753.
KIDNEY DANGER SIGNALS
such as backache, getting up
nights may warn of functional
disorders - "Danger Ahead."
Help nature flush Kidneys and
regulate passage with gentle
bukets. Feel good again or
your 69c back in 12 hours. Now
at Roberts Pharmacy.
Octl8-25chg
FOR SALE: New Tappan
microwave ovens, only $269 00
Also, new 25" Sylvania consoles
?s low as $579.50. You r~>t
beat the price. Many good used
color and B*W TV's in stock all
with 90 day warranty. Tape
players, too. McGee's Radio and
TV Service, Long Branch Road,
Marshall. Phone: 649-2912.
A/Rtfn
WORKERS AVAILABLE: Need
someone for an occasional odd
job or part-time work? Call
Karen Hunter at Mars Hill Col
lege Counseling Center,
689-1260, for free listing.
Students are usually available
afternoons and weekends
Oct.4tfn
CUSTOM construction and
cabinet making. Robinson,
Williams & Penland. P.O. Box.
533, Marshall Phone 656-2659
Aug2tfn
PAINTING ? inside and out,
including barns. Guttering and
underpinning mobile homes. See
REX SMITH, Long Branch Road.
Route 7, Marshall, or call 649
3255 Marltfn
HEATING AND PLUMBING
repairs. Gun type oil burners,
including mobile homes. Call 649
2383, Marvin Rice, Route 5.
Marshall, N.C. Jan25tfn
NEED A JOB: If you are 16 to 21
years old. not in school, and
need help finding a |ob or
training for a skill, contact
MADISON SOS Phone 649
3568 Marshall, N.C. 28753
Apr26tfn
UPHOLSTERING: Furniture, car
seats. Many beautiful selections
to choose from. Fast service,
reasonable rates. Call Mrs. Lois
Carney, Route 1, Marshall.
Phone: 649-2291.
Augl6tfn
MUST SELL
Immediate delivery Liquidation ol
all new all steel buildings.
60x108x16 $2 25 per sq ft.
40x72x1?$1 93 persq ft. '
Call toll-free 1-800-874-3830
Century Steel Building*
ATTENTION
It's time to start your
Christmas shopping now.
What nicer gift to give
than FASHION TWO
TWENTY COSMETICS.
Phone today tor your
Christmas orders.
DONNA F.WARD
Rt 7, Box 198
Marshall. N.C. 28753
704/649-2925
Eyes Examined
Glasses Fitted
? by ?
DR. LOCKARD
FRIDAYS
BAM TO 11:30 AM
ROBERTS
BUILDING
MARSHALL, N.C.
Your Pharmacist
Bill Powell
Says
Community Medical Center Pharmacy,
Mara Hill. NC. Tel 6** 2591
Confide in '
Pharmacist
In todays specialized
health care system, it is
quite normal to visit more
than one doctor and take
more than one kind of
medicine.
This is why you should
give your doctor and your
pharmacist all the informa
tion you have concerning
the medicines you're taking
? non- prescription drugs,
included. Some drugs don't
work well when ingested
with others.
So, "talk it up" to your,
pharmacist. We are the
health people you see most
often, so let us help you
maintain a safe, effective ?
drug regimen. It's our spe
cial service to you!
Ml IWtll. Your Pharmacist.
DURING OCTOBER
10% OFF ON THE LOG HOME
OF THE MONTH
THE MADISON
(3 B.R.)
*11,520
(SAVE $1,280) < 1,296 SQ. FT.)
TIMBERLINE REALTY CO.
ashev^SSSS!
BOX Ml
MARS MILL, NCM7S4