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ore than 150 graduating sen
, representing Waynesville and
btree-Iron Duff high schools,
red into canton Tuesday for the
of a three-day "Senior Week
3umpion" program,
like number of seniors from
ton. Clyde and Reynolds high
nls visited Champion Wednes
andmore than 150 seniors froin
dler High School, Buncombe
aty. and Bethel and Fines
tk high schools in Haywood
aty, concluded the three-day
[ram Thursday.
veer guidance sessions, movies,
ttensive tour of the plant and
k In Champion's cafeteria each
featured the 3rd annual "Sen
Week" program.
mior class officers represent
Crabtree-Iron Duff High School
that delegation of seniors in
r visit to Champion Tuesday,
asa officers include Billy Best,
ident: Harrison Caldwell, vice
ident; Roy Pope, secretary; and
ell Dee Ferguson, treasurer,
kiting seniors were welcomed
SFKtlAL tl>?HON Uf "t'riirs," champion s weekly periodical,
Is given the "once over" by these Waynesville High .Nchool senior
class otficers shortly alter they arrived in Canton Tuesday morn
ing tor the "Senior Week at champion" program. More than 150
seniors from Waynesville and Crabtree-iron l)uff high schools
visited Champion Tuesday. Celt to right are Tom Cogoill, presi
dent of student council; Jimmy irady, president of senior clasm
Carl C. Andersen, Champion's supervisor of employee services;
iiarbara Konner,- senior Class treasurer; Jack swanger, vice-presi
dent of senior class; and Kichard Green, class secretary.
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Farm Bureau In
State Start Fact
Finding Surveys
The North Carolina Farm Bureau
Federation embarked this week on
an intensive fact finding survey,
which will be carried out by the
o; ganizatlon's county units to de
termine what farmers desire in the
way of a national farm program for
1954.
The Secretary of Agriculture has
each morning by J. Bruce Morford,
Champion's manager of Industrial
and Community Relations.
Morford introduced H. A. Helder,
vice-president and Carolina divis
ion manager of the paper and fibre
firm, who spoke on "Champion's
Effect on the Economy of this
Area."
A special panel, composed of
Champion representatives, cover
ed all angles of "General Informa
tion" which concluded the career
guidance sessions each day.
requested the general farm orga
nizations ot tile nation to poll tneir
respective memDers 10V opinions
on sucn important issues as larm
income stability and improvement,
production and marketing adjust
ments, conservation, agricultural
credit, research and education, and
toreign trade.
State Farm Bureau officials,
working with the North Carolina
Extension Service, have prepared
a two-page questionnaire covering
all aspects of the national farm
program, which farmers will have
an opportunity to fill out during a
series of meetings between now
and November 10.
County Farm Bureau leaders are
being requested to make certain
that all farmers receive the necea
sary information concerning the
survey in ample time for them to
complete the questionnaire.
The results of the survey will
be used not only in advising the
Secretary of Agriculture, but to
keep Congress and other groups
informed on grass-roots thinking,
'Farm Bureau officials said.
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Congressmen Seek Funds For Smokies
Pledges to work for increased'
appropriations for the Great Smoky
Mountains National Park were
made by North Carolina and Ten
nessee congressmen following a
special meeting at Gatlinburg
Tuesday.
Rep. George A. Shuford of Ashe
ville, joined with Rep. Howard
Baker and Rep. Carroll Reece of
Tennessee in support of a definite
plan to follow through in support
of increased funds in next year's
appropriations.
A sub-committee of the joint
commission was named to meet
with the congressmen in Washing
ton next Thursday to outline the
fieeds of the park to the proper
authorities.
Rep. Baker agreed to arrange for
a meeting with the Director of the
Budget at the White House on that
date.
They also planned to ask the aid
of Sherman Adams, assistant to
President Eisenhower.
Named to the sub-committee
were Kelly Bennett of Bryson City,
William Medford of Waynesville,
Edward J. Ashe of Knoxville,
Tenn., and Herbert S. Walters bf
Morristown, Tenn.
Rep. Shuford declared, "1 am 100
per cent behind this movement, j t
The park needs more funds for the
increased number of visitors and i
the new facilities they are now i
building."
He noted that for this year the
funds have been cut $70,000 from 1
$550,000 recommended by the Bu
reau of the Budget. This gives the
park less than the previous year
with increased facilities to main
tain, Mr. ShutTord said.
"1 think too," Mr. Shufford said,
"That it is up to the cities and
towns surrounding the park to
publicize the advantages of this
great park more. Visitors have
been told too little about the rec
reational paradise we have here."
i Mr. Baker suggested that an em
ergency appropriation be asked to
: replace the $70,000 cut from this
year's budget in view of the in
creased need.
The sub-committee members,
Mr. Baker said, will carry through
by going before congressional com
mittees considering the park bud
get, and in addition, will see all
persons necessary in the capital.
^lr. Ashe labeled the new action
a ' grass roots, by-state movement" j
needed to protect a "great federal
isset."
The park is in "serious danger" |
from the cut in funds. He said the
commission and the congressmen
made a trip to Clingman's Dome
and then met at the park office to
discuss the situation.
Information supplied by Park
Superintendent Edward S. Hummel
showed the park has six fewer
maintenance employes now than
were employed in 1941.
Bt* this year more than two mil
lion visitors will be taken care of,
while in 1941 the number was only
about 250,000, Hummel said.
Attending the meeting, besides
the three congressional representa
tives were Bennett, chairman of
(he North Carolina National Park,
Parkway and Forests Development
Commission. Medford. Ashe and
Jim Thompson of Knoxville, Walt
ers and Charles McD. Puckett of
Chattanooga, Tenn.
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LUTHER SHAW Is editor of The
Western Carolinian, at Cullo
whee, this year where he is a
senior. In addition to his dnties
as editor, he made the dean's
list, for the last quarter, accord
ing to an announcement jt?t '
made by Dr. Paul Reed, presi
dent. He is a graduate of
Waynesvllle high school, and is
the son of Dr. and Mrs. Luther
Shaw, of Auburn Road.
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