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NEW OFFICERS of the Western North Carolina Association of Rescue Squads are (L-R) 1st Lu Charles H. Hyatt of the Cherokee County squad, president of the association; Capu Jimmy C. Rowe of the Brevard squad, secretary-treasurer; and 1st Lu Jack L. White of the Haywood County squad, vice president. I Hyatt New Association President County Rescue Squad Members Attend WNC Association Meet WAYNE SVILL? - A simu lated underwater rescue ope ration presented by members of the Cherokee County Res cue Squad at Camp Hope, 17 miles east of here. Sept. 15, highlighted an all-day pro gram at the annual meeting of the WNC Association ot Rescue Squads. During the day's business session. 1st Lu Charles H. Hyatt of the Cherokee County squad, was elected president of the association for the com ing year. Some IS members of the Cherokee County squad, along with their families, attended the meeting. Visit GATLIN8URG, Tenn. "IN THE HEART OF THE GREAT SMOKIES" ^ and enjoy your stay . Swimming . 2 Meeting Halls . Air-Conditioned . Gourmet Dining . Art Gallery . Kiddie Tours For Reservations Call your nearest HOLIDAY INN ?r writ* HOLIDAY INN, GATLINBURC, TENN. Deed Transfers Ida King to David C. and Essie K. Ledford, property in Valleytown Township. Lake Hi was see Develop - ment Co., Inc., to Henry S. and Tallulah J. Foster, pro perty In Shoal Creek Town ship. W. M. and Nettie Lunsford to Roy L. and Phyllis Luns ford, property In Murphy Township. Lake Hiwassee Develop ment Co., Inc., to William H. and Dorothy E. West, pro perty in Shoal Creek Town ship. James W. and Myrtle Ma bry to R. L. Chastain, pro perty in Cherokee County. Frank and Sara Ruth Mor gan to Ben D. and Pauline Palmer and Peyton G. and Edith Ivie, property in Mur phy Township. Robert D. andMarjorieMc Combs to Dallas M. and Louis T. Reese, property in Mur phy Township. Boyd and Addie McDonald to Floyd McDonald, property in Cherokee County. Lehamn W. Olliff to Harold J. and Bobbie G. Mason, pro perty in Cherokee County. Edgar and Vaudie Oliver to R. L. and Mae Chastain, property in Murphy Town ship. Ira and Geneva Stiles to i Merlin and Sybile Ramsey, property in Cherokee County. 1 Lura Thompson to John R. 1 and Lura Thompson, property in Valleytown Township. 1 O. M. Tate, Jr., Trustee 1 to Benjamin F.Siler, property '? in Valleytown Township. _J Thirteen Western North Carolina rescue squads tee members of the association, and around 460 members were on hand for the annual gathering. At noon, the association members and their families called time-out from the day's activities for a picnic lunch. Quarterly meetings of the Association's officers and delegates from member squads are held during the year. The next officers' meeting is set for Oct. 20 with the Stecoah unit as host. Presi dent Hyatt will preside at the meeting. Cherokee County Squad's demonstration featured the use of a dummy, covered with wire, sunk to the bottom of the Camp Hope pool. Rescuers, using scuba - diving equipment, entered the pool, freed the dummy from the wire, and brought it to the surface. Elmer Taylor, captain of the squad's diving team, act ed as narrator for the demon stration. He told the audience that rescue divers would use the methods demonstrated In a case where a victim might be trapped in a sunken auto or boat. Divers participating In the demonstration were Capujim Ed Hughes, Commander of the squad, Steve Dockery, Bud Penland and Jack Owens. Everybody out of the rut ...the9G4Buu*ks are here! ?nick Skylark: A M) Ptnmal car wttti a flair for actioa. Nn la I aMt **. ? w frateWl UM'I bMI fullXi* nkM. ur happiest problem for '64 was: how to beat a Inner? According to thousand* of owners, the 1863 odeis |ust about had it made in all departments. uP-when your name is Buick? you just don't rest vyour laurels. You keep pushing to make a great ir greater. So ... the '04 Buicks are new? but new. New engines, V-6 or V-8 (you'll like their new gas econ omy), new. smoother, extra-cost option. Super Turbine Transmissions (and who, but Buick, would build in an altitude compensator?). Youngest looking Fisher Bodies in town I Visit a showroom, sit in any one of the new Buicks, and practice this short easy line: "My Buick." Sounds good, doesn't it? 1 ? ? ...above all , they're BUiCKSS ?E YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED BUICK DEALER. AUTHORIZED BUICK DEALERS IN THIS AREA: Ed Townson Auto Co. DmIm Ho. 601 ' phone 837-2322 BUHH) ? HI JJilP DIVERS ENTERING THE Cimp Hope Pool *re (L-R) Jack Owens, Jim Ed Hughes, Sieve Dockery and Bud Penland. Narrator for the demonstration Elmer Taylor Is show standing on the pool's diving board. The dummy was sunk to the bottom of the pool with weights, and covered with wire. Rescuers cut the wire to free the simulated victim. Obituaries THEODORE ANDERSON MURPHY - Theodore And erson, 82, farmer and former employee of the Tennessee Copper Co., died in a Murphy hospital Thursday, Sept. 26, after a long illness. Mr. Anderson was a native of Cherokee County, and a member of Shady Grove Bap tist Church. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Mae Crisp of Culberson; a son, Lee Anderson of Mur phy; a half-brother. Milt And erson of Culberson; 9 grand children and 10 great grandchildren. Services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday in Macedonia Baptist Church. The Rev. Ham Coffey and I the Rev. Fred Stiles offi ciated and burial was in the church cemetery. Townson Funeral Home was in charge. MISS BELLE SLAUGHTER ROBB1NSVILLE - Miss Belle Gray Slaughter, 86, for mer Graham County school teacher, died in an Andrews hospital Tuesday morning, Sept. 23, after an illness of one month. She was a native of Graham County, daughter of Capt. N. M. E. and Amanda Wiggins Slaughter. Her father served in the Confederate Army, and her maternal grandfather, Abraham Wiggins, was a member of one of the first three families who settled in Graham County. Miss Slaughter taught for a number of years. She was a Methodist, and a member of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, the North Car olina Historian Association, the F on tana Regional Library Board, and Chapter 226, Order of the Eastern Star. Services were held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Robbinsvllle Methodist Church. The Rev. Henry Justice of ficiated and burial was in the Old Mother Cemetery. Nearest survivors are a niece, Mrs. Ed Ingram, and a nephew, R.C.Morphew,both of Robbinsville. Pallbearers were Wayne Cherokee Scout k Clay County Progress, Thurs.. Oct. 3, 1963 McClung, Bryant Postell, Clinton Sawyer, Ed Slaughter, Holt Smith Phillips and Peter Reed. Towns on Funeral Home was in charge. WANTED TO BUY HARDWOOD 52" long--6" to 20" Diameter - $16.80 Per Unit W.D. TOWNSON LUMBER CO. Phone 837-2161 Murphy, N.C. 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