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ARMY
ANNOUNCES
SPECIAL
ENLISTMENT
BONUS.
Armor, Artillery and Infantry ask mere of a man.
And now they pay more, too.
These branches are now paying a special enlistment
bonus for a determined period of enlistment.
This bonus is over and above the Army’s new
starting salary of S2BB a month.
Find out if you’re the special kind of man we’ll
pay a special bonus to get. Talk it over with your
local Army Representative, ssg. James Steele.
Call 252—4070 Collect in Ashville.
Today’s Army wants tb join you.
This offer is limited to quota. It may also be
changed or discontinued at any time depending
on Army manpower requirements.
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Te,: 682-2146 Burnsville. N. C. P'®'
JUNE 22, 1972
Playhouse To Open With 'Auntie Maine’
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The sparkling comedy "Aun
tie Marne" opens Burnsville's
Parkway Playhouse Wednesday,
June 28. Curtain is at 8:30p.
SHE
-115 Acres Land with Springs, Streams, many
possible homesites. Acreage partially fenced,
tobacco allotment, good pasture for 40 to 50
head of cattle. Higher elevation in timber
with lots of Poplar and Walnut. Panoramic
view from many areas on property.
SACRIFICE!
Will sell for $35,000 during next few weeks.
Acreage located on Hardscrabble Road, off
Highway 19. Cali 682-2120 during day.
m. and the show plays through
Saturday, July 1.
Uproariously funny, butofter
extremely moving as well,
KW Bam Holds Appreciation Day
Customer Appreciation Day\
for the new Northwestern Bank \
building in the Silvers and Del- \
linger Shopping Center on the • \
By-Pass will take place Friday,
June 23, 1972, from 9 a. m. to
6 p. m.
Friday's program will fea
ture open house for visitors to
see all areas of the new bank
building. Adult visitors will
register for a Color TV, and
children will register for a bi
cycle. There will be favors
for all visitors, as well as re
freshments.
Northwestern officers and
aB staff members will act as
hosts and hostesses. Members
of the Burnsville Board of Dir
ectors and their wives will as
sist in greeting visitors. Gener
al Officers from the Home Of
fice in North Wilkesboro will
"Auntie Mame" is about a weal
thy playgirl who suddenly finds
herself guardian to a small ne
phew. Through eighteen years
and an equal number of stun
ning costumes, the play follows
Marne's and her nephew's for
tunes tlirough one ludicrous sit
uation after another.
The cast of "Auntie Mame,"
which numbers over forty, fea
tures Ellen Woods in the title
role of the mercurial Auntie
Mame as she roars her way
.-Lthrough the 1920'5, the depres
sion, marriage and widowhpod,
£ll the while maintaining her
spirit of incomparable gaiety.
Among those frolicking their
w<ay through the Parkway Play
house season opener are Kenny
Woods as JPatrick, Auntie Mameb
nephew in boyhood, and Steve
. Carlson as that nephew in ad@h>-
hood; Sue Atherton, seen last
year as Roxanne in "Cyrano de
Bergerac, " as Vera Charley
Marne's actress friend; Cynthia
Holding as Gloria Upsom, the
I Answers To Your Questions About The Hospital System I
! Facts About Blue Ridge Hospital System !
Why has the demand for hos
pital services increased?
People have learned that
good health is more speedily and
effectively restored in a hospital,
where diagnostic treatment and
trained personnel arc available.
Today, no doctor could give pa
tients the attention available in
a hospital if he had to treat
them at home. Advances in me
dicine have prolonged life, and
the diseases of the elderly usual
ly require longer periods of hos
pitalization. Medicare and
Medicaid have made hospitals
more accessible and hospital
insurance has reduced the "cost
fear" which once prevented
many from obtaining needed hos
pital care.
How will health care in this
area be improved?
Specific features of this ad
dition to and renovation of the
Spruce Pine Hospital include
58 new beds; total beds will
then number 108.
Vital supporting services will
also be expanded. These in
clude: Obstetrics, operating
rooms, X-ray, laboratory, phy
sical therapy and inhalation
therapy, and coronary- intensive
care. Emergency room serviaes
will be expanded and improved
with hopes of attracting full
time physician* to serve in this
department.
Will modern, up-dated
health care facilities attract
more doctor* to the area?
Experience across the nation
Indicates that doctors are most
often drawn to those hospitals
providing modern equipment
arid facilities. Young physiclm*
in particular, practice where
the knowledge and skill* they
have acquired in medical chad
can best be utilized. Following
the 1959 addition to Spruce
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also be present.
Hazen Ledford is executive
vice president of The North
western Bank in Burnsville.
Other officers are Arney Fox,
vice president; Flavil McCurry,
<sashier; Marvin JP.Jarrett, ma-
Car Clean llp Project To Begin Soon;
Abandoned, lunk Cars Towed Free
Some Months ago the Yancey
County Chamber of Commerce
announced the undertaking of
a Car Clean-Up Campaign in
Yancey County, and after
months of planning, a dream
is to become reality.
It was recently announced by
the Chamber and by Keith Mas-
nephew's nitwit fiancee; Toni
Hoffman as Agnes Gooch,
Marne's overwhelmingly preg
nant secretary; and Jerry Col
bert as Brian O'Bannion, an
oversexed, undertale nted wri
ting man.
Lauren K. Woods is directing
this engaging comedy, and
James Parker has the task of
designing the multiple extra
vagant sets, in which the cast
of "Auntie Mame " weaves its
wonderful spell of theatre en
joyment. .L.
Parkway's second offering cf
the season will be the popular
"You're A Good Man, Charlie
Brown, " which will open July
2 and run through July 5. J.
Gordon Greene will dire at
Charles Schulz's popular comic
strip characters as they sing
their way through atypical day
with Charlie Brown.
Plan now to see this hit mu
sical which has captured the
hearts of both children and
adults.
Pine, for example, 5 new phy
sicians joined its medical staff.
Will improved hospitals have
a positive effect on community
development?
Every community depends cn
new industry and commerce for
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Fund Raising Campaign Progress Report
Taylor O. Teague and Gar
rett Dixon Bailey, co-chairmen
of the Blue Ridge Hospitals De
velopment Fund made their
first formal report of the cam
paign progress with respect to
the specific divisions.
The Hospital Family which
is comprised of the Board of
Trustees of the Spruce Pine
Community Hospital and the
Yancey County Hospital, the
Medical Staff and the Employ
ees' Section is reported as fol
lows:
Board trustees from Yancey
County area have pledged the
amount of $16,820; trustees
from Mitchell County have
pledged $20,847 or a combin
ed Board total of $37,667.
The Employee's Sec ti o n
which is headed by Chairman
Arthur Pittman in collaboration
with Katherine Anglin, for both
the Spruce Pine Community
Hospital employees and 'Yhncey
County Hospital employees
reached a total of $34,157 or
an over-subscription of over
$9,000 of their original
target objective.
Chairmen Teague and Bail
ey commented that tte pledges
from the Board of Trustees re
presented early reports from
the solicitation program now
underway.
The Medical Staff formally
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nager, Installment Loan Depart
ment? and Mrs. Louise Penland,
assistant cashier.
Mernbeis of the Burnsville
Board of Directors are James A.
Anglin, J. G. Edge, Edgar F„
Hunter, Jr*, Reece Mclntosh,
ters, Head of the Yancey Coun
ty Health Department, that the
Car Clean- Up worM begin on
Wednesday, July sth.
For a period of four months,
the Health Department has ob
tained from the Tennessee Val
ley Authority a specially con
structed truck to be used i n
towing abandoned cars from
roadsides. It is planned by
the Chamber of Commerce and
the Health Department to have
a car crusher come when the
cars have been collected, and
to crush and dispose of these
junk cars.
Westco Announces Project
Mr. C.O. Stafford, Plant M
anager for the Eastern District
of Westco Telephone Company,
announced a construction pro -
ject for Yancey County to begin
in July of this year.
This project will be the ad
ding of new facilities and the
re-enforcing of present tele
phone facilities in the following
communities: Cane River,Bald
Sales And Use Tax Report
TKe-May, 1972 report of
local 1% Sales and Use Tax col
lections by county shows Yan
cey County collections amoun
ted to more than $10,500.00.
This compares favorably with
the amount collected by Mitch
ell County for the same period,
growth and development. The
availability of adequate hospi
tals is often instrumental in at
tracting new business; not only
because they indicate the com
munity's attitude toward prog -
ress. In addition, construction
kicked off last week and pledge
reports are anticipated some
time this week.
Both Campaign Chairmen
publicly praised the efforts of
all the volunteers associated
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Robert Presnell, James W. Ray,
Charles Gillespie, Jr., James W.
Proffitt, and Joe Young. James
A. Anglin is also a member of
the over-all Board of Director
and Executive Committee of
the Bank.
The crusher must have at
least 200 cars to crush before
it can tpme into an areaj
If you have an abandoned
car in your area that youvould
like towed away free of charge
of Yancey County will join to
gether in cleaning up otr coun
ty. This is an excellent chance
to get rid of many eyesores,
and to beautify our community.
please call the Chamber of
Cbmmerce in Burnsville, 782-
2312, or the Yancey County
Health Department, 682 - 2127.
It is hoped that the citizens
Creek, Swiss, Bakers Creek,
Phipps Creek and Scronce Creek.
The construction will consist
of the placing of 74,857 feet of
aerial and buried cable rangirg
in size from 1 pair to 150 pair
at a cost of $93,736.00.
This project is being done
to provide facilities for new
service and the upgrading of
existing subscribers.
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which was $13,711.00 for May.
Madison County trailed with
$7,794. 00 collected.
The report is issued on a
monthly basis by G. A. Jones Jr,
Commissioner, State Depart -
ment of Revenue in Raleigh.
and expansion of the hospitals
will mean new employees who
will pour additional money in
to the local economy.
Anyone desiring further in
formation, call or write in care
of this newpaper.
with the Hospital Family Dlvi -
si on. Special acknowledgmmt
was pointed out concerning the
successful campaign conducted
by lie employees of bothhalth
facilities*