"KNOW YOUR ROCKS?" ? Teacher Robert fUmeey idenUfiei Mineral
' far Broaditone ctmpen TfcU It pert of program for camp-wfeooi boy?.
? Camp Broadstone Combines
School Program, Recreation
Boy* at Camp Broadstone, the
unique rammer "school-camp" op
erated by Appalachian State Teach
en College, go to claaaei in the
morning and enjoy camp aetivttief
? to the afternoon, all under super
viaion of achool author! tiei.
The youngsters enrich their aca
demic background through claaaei
to English, science, reading and
. band and at the aame time laaao
. . Mr ahare of rammer fun activl
? ties such as swimming, hiking, ten
nis and wrestling. #
The academic program empha
sizes indiidual creativeness. Typi
cal ia the work being done in the
English class taught by Ed Black.
Aa one project, the boys publiah
their own camp newspaper. Each
youngster writes an article con
cerning a subject of spesial inter
est to him which goes into the pub
; lication after editing.
Ciller language aria projects in
' Mr. Black's claaa include writing
letters, tape recordings and choral
reading.
The school tampers also study
the art of conversation and liaten
i tog, improving vocabularies and
! how to uae the dictionary.
Directing the camp is Robert L.
| Breitenatein. His aaaistanta, nil
; professionals, accenturate recrea
' tion, physical development and
! skills to such sports aa football,
| track, soccer, and basketball.
| Heading the academic program
| la John T. Howell, principal of the
| elementary laboratory school on
| the ASTC campus.
The campers are transported by
! bus to the college campus for the
J instructional program. Each camp
; er takes two subjects, with the
| subject matter fitted to his indi
! vidual needs. Small classes are
j taught by highly trained instruct
; ors in the college laboratory achool.
George Kirsten, brother of the
' famous Metropolitan Opera star,
i Dorothy Klrtten, teaches bsnd sub
: Jocta.
Uberto Price, noted reading spec
' ialist and director of ASTC's Read
! .
i
ing Center, supervises reading
mirm,
Paul Orr of the college faculty
and Robert Bamaejr teach acience
and Mr. Black inatructa the lang
uage arta subjects.
IRC Scholarship
(Continued from page one)
Mr. and Mra. John Howell of
Boone, itated on hi* applica
tion he intends to attend North
Carolina State College In Raleigh.
Mr. Smith, in making the an
nouncement, laid that in the event
a winner of an IRC scholarship
doea not finiih college for any
reaaoa, the amount left will be
available for another Watauga high
school graduate in furthering his
educaffcm.
Laud Bank
(Continued from page one.)
had total aasets at the end of June
of $222,707.81.
Directori of the Federal Land
Bank Association of Boone, which
serves Alleghany, Ashe, Avery,
Caldwell, Mitchell, Watauga, and
Wilkes counties, are J. Mack
Moore, Granite Falls, vice presi
dent; E. S. Shatley, Jefferson; Car
lis Lee Mitchell, Sparta; and Gor
don A. Chambers, State Road. Mr.
Moore and Mr. Shatley, whose
terms expired this year, were re
elected.
Mrs. John W. Hurt, of Ronda,
was winner of a television set giv
en away at the conclusion of the
meeting. The firwt prize was one
cf several given to lucky persons in
the audience. T. E. Haigler, assist
ant vice president of the FLB,
who has been conducting this por- '
tion of the local meeting for sev- {
eral yean, was here again to give
out the prixes. The prites were I
furnished by merchants and busi- l
nets men in the area served by the .
association.
Parkway Meeting
(Continued from page one)
Park, aad Mr*. Overly; 8aa P.
Weems. supervisor of the Blue
Bidge Parkway; Peter 1. Hanioa,
supervisor of North Carolina Na
tional PorMta; Tom Mailonee, dis
trict secretary to Congressman Boy
Tsylor. Chadee Parker, director of
State News Bwajw^lohn Parish,
Asherflle Citizen-Times; Ernest
Hayes, park ranger for the Boone
area; and wives of commission
members W. B. Winkler, Robert I.
Presley, and Frank H. Brown.
Bowe business men attending
ware Mayer Wad* E. Brown, Dr.
William V. rieminons, H. W. Wil
cox, A: T. Adams, Glen R An
drews, Clyde R. Greene, Hal John
son, and George A. Flowers.
Mayor Brown welcomed the
group to Boone, and H. W. Wilcox
paid tribute to Farkwsy Supervisor
Sam P. Weems for mtmy years of
splendid service to the area served
by the Parkway.
Mrs. Robbing
(continued from page one)
which enable* our Hoepitah ;o re
quire blood immediately for life
flvini tranafuaiona when needed.
It alto guarantee* other life-sav
ing work auch aa training young
people in water safety and :'lrat aid
program*, in diaaater relief, nurs
ing aervlcea, aaaiatence to men in
aervice In the home aervice pro
gram and other humanitarian
work."
8. M. Aran, Chapter Chairman,
in announcing the appointment ef
Mr*. Robbina, laid, "I feel that we
are very fortunate in having Mrs.
Robbln* direct the earapalgn. She
1* a popular, public-apirited citi
zen, experienced in variou* com
munity work, having helped with
the Blowing Rock Hoepital bene
fit, the annual tour of home*,
(ponaored by St. Mary of the Hill*
Episcopal Church, the Blowing
Rock Horae Show and other town
activiUea."
Boone and other communlte* In
Watauga County raiae their Red
Croaa fund* aa part of the United
Fund effort in Watauga later in
the year. The Blowing Rock drive
ia scheduled during the (ummer
month* when the re*ort town eiti
benry i a more able to iuccecsfully
conduct the campaign.
J. E. Holsbouser
? (continutd from pff one)
While in official explanation was
not available, the request Appar
ently waa made to allow time for
arranging an interim appointment
to bridge the gap pending confir
mation for a new district attor
ney.
William H. Murdock of Durham
haa been recommended to Presi
dent Kennely for appointment aa
district attorney in the Middle
District but the President has not
yet acted on the recommendation.
The president's recommendation
will fo to the Senate for confirma
tion, with the appointee then tak
ing the oath of office.
Becaaae of the time required to
complete this procedure it is con
sidered likely that an Interim ap
pointment will be made to keep
the office filled. Federal laws re
quires the office to be filled at
all timea.
An interim appointment would
be made by judge Edwin M.
Stanley of Greensboro, preaiding
jurist of U. 8. Middle District
Court.
NEW PHONE SYSTEM ?Telephone BWtiching equipment installed for the new telephone system at Ap
palachian SUte Teachers College by Western Electric Co. Left to right are Fred Ross, installer; J. T.
Holland, Southern Bell plant foreman; and Derick Ledfoid, installer.? Photo Flowers Photo Shop.
Tater Hill Development To Provide
Retreat F or Sportsmen And Investors
Going fishing at Titer Hill has
long been a popular pastime among
local folks, and one viewed with
much anticipation among visitors
to the area.
Now, outdoor enthusiasts will be
able to have a retreat of their
own located on one of forty wood
ed lots in this 2,000 acre preserve,
according to J. A. Mullins, secre
tary of Tater Hill Rod * Gun Club.
Inc., a corporation founded by S.
C. Eggers and Mr. Mullins for the
purpose of developing this moun
tain tract.
Plans are being made for de
velopments there that will delight
the heart of every fisherman and
hunter, Mr. Mullins declared, and
he added that nature *has already
provided rich rewards for those
seeking magnificent views ? Tater
Hill offering one that includes
parts of six states ? and a retreat
Winkler
(Continued from page one.)
the fall.
The association is extremely
fortunate in having such a capable
person as W. R. Winkler to serve
in this capacity, Atkins added, for
the area chairman is a vital posi
tion in our organization.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late W. B.
Swift wishes to express thanks
and appreciation for the beautiful
floral offering and to those bring
ing food. We are grateful for the
many acts of neighborliness and
kindness rendered during our sor
sow. For every token and kind re
membrance we shall always be
very grateful ? The Family of W.
B. Swift.
among the serene woodlands of
Northweitern North Carolina.
In addition to the large lake
where trout already abound, com
mercial fishing pools will be es
tablished, along with adequate
hatchery facilities to keep them
well stocked, Mr. Mullins said
Plans also include the establish
ment of pheasant pens to keep the
! stock of game birds replenished
on the huge hunting range.
Cabin sites are available now,
? Mr. Mullins said, all located on
' wooded lots, most of them with
springs and mountain brooks on the
premises. Mr. Mullins or Mr. Egg
. ers invite inquiry by interested
s persons.
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SEWING MACHINES
ADJUSTER IN HOMES
"Have you Men my new ?in
machine?" Th?t was the qaestiaa
Ha W timer Mallard of Trenton.
Route 1. asked the assistant home
economies agent, Mrs. Ann Brock
Following a demonstration on :
machine She say*. "It was *?.?
first time it had really hem oiled
and new it is sewing like new." |
THIEVES UTVW CHECH
1
Montreal, Qmbtc, CmumU ??
Joseph Delia to when he stepped
from ? bus in Muatraai. was ap
proached by two ram whe daaaahd
ed all his money. He handed the*
his $32 42 pay cheek, saying that
this was all he had.
Two day* later, at Km same In
tersection. the same two men
were waiting far Dallate. "Hare
you are,' one said a* ha handed
back the cheek. We eaat cash tt."
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I AGREE WITH UNCLE SAM! Or, rather, I agree with
Uncle Sam's Treasury Department, which- recently saluted
the women of America for 20 yean of service in the U. S.
Savinp Bond Program. As the Treasury so aptly stated.
Thousands of husbands and fathers owe their Payroll
Savings nest-egg to the influence of their wives. Many a
boy and girl wouldn't have a full Savings Stamp book,
but for Mom. And many a bond would not be told, but
for women volunteers . . ,*
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"DID YOU KNOW" DEPARTMENT ? With your
phone, you can make more than 122 million other phones
in the wortd ring!
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WHY YELLOW? Why are the Yellow Pages of your
telephone directory yellow? Why not blue, or pink, or
purple? Did lomeene, book during the telephone's infancy,
like canaries? Not at alii (At least, that's not the season
Yellow Pages are yellow.) Th? reason is purely scire tific
? determined by an eye specialist. Black print on yellow
paper is the second most legible color combination! Black
print on white paper is first, but that's "taken" by the
alphabetical section.
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VACATIONING SOON? Doat forget to carry along
your toothbrush, film for your camera . . . and your little
blue book of telephone numbers for those long
calls youH be making to the folks back home!
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RIGHT AT HOME on the farm nowadays is ? yon
guessed it ? farm interphone! And talk abont convenience!
A farm interphone system gives yon both intercom and
reeular teleohone service from -? ? WH
strategic spots around your
farm. With farm interphone.
Mom can throw away the din
ner bell, too . . . just call the
family to supper! How ya
gonna keep 'em down oa the
farm? Install an interphone
system, of course!
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