SANTA AND HIS REINDEER APPEAR IN CHRISTMAS PARADE? ON A TRAIN?
? rioww ???<.
ourses
The Employment Security off
ice has announced that the fol
lowing training courses have
been made available under the
tunpower Training Act: in
urlington, eight week course
lor weaver; in Ooldshoro, 30
week course for bricklayer, ap
prentice; and carpenter, appren
tice; in Greensboro, 40 week
course for stenographer; in Hic
kory 87 week course for elec
trician; in Jacksonville, 49
week course for auto mechanic
which Is also available in Lex
ington; in Tbomasville eight
Week course for weaver; in
Morganton, six week course for
transfer knitter; six week course
tor looper, hosiery; 29 week
course for knitting-machine fix
er; six week course for seamless
hosiery knitter; in North
Wilkeaboro, 30 week course for
carpenter, apprentice; in Rock
Ingham, sh vcck twine tor
weaver; 92 week course for au
tomobile mechanic; in Rocky
Mount, eight week course (or
tractor operator; eight week
course in ThomasviUe for trac
tor operator; in Lexington, 48
week course for general wood
working occup. in Wilson, 28
week course for welder combi
nation; 20 week course for
bricklayer, apprentice; and an
eight week course for nurse
aide.
Trainees that enter these
courses who live beyond com
muting distance from the Indus
trial Education Center will qual
ify for subsistence and trans
portation allowances in addi
tion to any training allowance*
for which they qualify. Train
ees eligible for subsistence al
lowances will receive $8.00 per
day for each night that they n
main AWfly frotu their place of
residence. They are also eligi
ble to receive transportation al
lowances for one trip to the
training facility at the start of
the course and one trip home at
the end of the course. In addi
tion, they may receive transpor
tation allowance not ta axeead
the $5.00 subsistence, if the
center is closed for one or mare
continuous days and the trainee
decides to return home. The
availability of subsistence and
transportation allowance will
make it possible for a greater
number of trainees to receive
financial assistance to take these
training courses.
All persons interested should
contact the Employment Secur
ity Commission office. Wa
tauga county people should con
tact the office in North Wilkes
bora.
AC Program Mapped When
Development Group Gathers
The Watauga County Agri
culture Development group met
hst week and developed the
1004 Agricultural Conservation
Program. ?
The development group con
dst s of Vaughn Tugman, Clint
Sggen, A. C. Moretz (the ASC
County Committee); L. E. Tuck
willer, county extension chair
man; Edgar Greene, SCS tech
nician; and Joe Clayton, N. C.
lorester, Department of Conser
vation and Development.
Present at the preliminary
planning meeting ta discuss
needs tor the county included
1. G. Shipley, vocational ag
ricultural teacher; Cra y t e
league, Department of Conser
vation and Development; Ami
$lemp, Maymead Lime Com
pany; and these ASC commun
ity committeemen!: Coy Bill
tigs. H. E. Brookshire, Will
Byrd, Frank Cable, Howard Ca
We, Joe L. Coffey, Sr., Wiley
1. Day, Ned Glenn, Jack Hen
son, A. Y. Howell, Vance KeU
er, Joe McNeil, Loyd Miller,
Jeff Skook, Jack Wallace, and
ten U Wart.
The dcwaieyanent group se
kcted pcatttaac designed to fit
the ciuesi laUun needs of Wa
tauga Atrial (kt 1964 year. The
group aiao wrote specific prac
tice specifications such as seed
lug rate* gates, and fertilizer
Analysis and rates to be used
iar each practice. The plan as
developed will be reviewed at
?ie state level and approved
ftefore going into effect Janu
ary I, 1984.
COOD MEMORY
Riventon, Vyo. ? It had been
Ave years since Don Snow flip
ped a silver dollar end M landed
?n top of a sign in hunt of a
Rule twe W? }><?cw Ij^.
He remembered this recently
When passing the atone, borrow
ad a Mkr tnm nearby, dSmfc
*d to the tap of the sign and
fount Mi silver dollar.
FAINT FOU4 BANDIT
New Yfcrk C*y ? Whsn a ban
m walked up to Edith Jacks
lao, a tetter to a looaa bank.
r,
ST
M a rsMBtver and wonted
che did la the Boer in a
The would-be band* was so
aurpritad he tamed and fled from
The County ASC Committee
has received $69,883 for use
on conservation practices en
Watauga County farms during
1904.
The 19tt plan consisted of
10 praetiew. According to rec
ords of the ACP Program Clerk,
Mildred S. Ward, a total of
1921 farmari had requested one
or mora of theee conservation
practice*.
Father Of Mrs.
Reese Is Dead
Mr. S. A. AUred, 62, of Lex
ington, father of lfr*. One
Reese of Boone, died in ? Win
ston-Salem hospital Friday.
Born in Randolph County,
Mr. AUred wu a aoa of the late
S. A. and Minnie Troglon All
red. He was a member of the
Churchiand Baptist Church. He
taught agriculture at Church
land High School for 26 years.
After retiring from teaching he
became the manager of the
Churchiand Telephone Co. He
was a member of the Church
land Lions Club and the Mason
ic Lodge. .
Funeral services were held
Saturday afternoon at Church
iand Baptist Church by Rev.
Anthony Gurganus and Rev.
Cletus Foster, Burial was in the
Churchiand cemetery.
Two sons and four daughters
survive: S. A. AUred, Jr., WU
liam L. AUred, Lexington; Mrs.
Leonard Smith, Leaksville; Mrs.
Gene Reese, Boone; Mrs. C. B.
Benson, Miami, Fla.; Betty Ann
AUred of the home. There are
fifteen grandchildren, two bro
thers and one sister; Jaek All
red, Staley, N. C.; Speight AU
red, Asheboro; Mrs. Ernest L
Snider, Lin wood, N. C.
In the death of Mr. AUred, a
friend say*, the community and
county have lost a forthright,
honorable and just citizen, gen
erous and kind, and sadness
has been brought to a host of
friends throughout this com
munity.
Tomatoes Are
Seen As Good
Watauga Crop
Farmers are showing increased
interest in growing vine-ripsned
trefflised tomatoes ki Watiauai
County, and the prospects of ae
cw3ng ? packing shed in or mm
Boone for 1964 took favorable.
One community has reported
approximately 16 seres planned
for 1964, and many farmers in
other sections are considering
this crop.
V toe-ripened trekked tomatoes
has proven to be a high ancama
producing crop in nearby cH?
ties, with yields as high as 96
jtoop per acre reported. An ovar
sigfc yiaU of around 500 buriMto
per acre can be expected when
ptonts are well oared for.
Anyone interested in Browing
treffiaed tomatoes tfcouid see the
County Agent for more informa
tion.
Austrian admits he arrested
Anne Frank.
Mrs. Coffey
Rites Sunday
Cot
fry, ase 78, of Route 1, Banner
Elk, died December 14 at Wa
tauga Hospital.
She was the daughter of Luke
and Lethia Rotenberry Honey
eutt.
Funeral services were con.
durted at % p. m. Sunday al
Skulls Mills Baptist Church by
Rev. Howard 8h<jre and Rev. J.
Hodges. Burial was in the Cot
fey cemetery.
Surviving are one son, Stuart
Coffey of Butler, Ten*.; thre#
slaters, Mrs. Zetta Coffey of
Charlotte, Mr?. Belle Coffey and
Mrs. Durscilla Cook of Hickory;
four brothers, Robert L. Honey
cutt Sr. of Boone, Pine Honey
cutt of Butler, Tena., Ed Hon
eycutt of Johnson City, Tenn.
and C. D. Honeycutt of Winter
Beach, Fla.
Legion Post
Meets Friday
Watauga Post American Leg.
ion and Auxiliary will hold its
laat meeting for 1863 at the
Legion Hut on Friday Dec. 20
at 7 p. m. AU members invited.
MrtEoy charge* A. M. A fraud
in aged-flare battle.
CLEARANCE SALE
Furalture ? Appliances
Furnishings
BELOW WHOLESALE
USED NEW
from
Bed Room Suites $35.00 $ 89.5#
Dinettes ............ 15.00 49.5*
Living Room
Suites 25.00 89.95
Raages (Bteetrte
a ad Gas) ? HjN 169.5#
Refrigerators VIM 189.95
Washers MjM 165.0#
.J tM# 99.0#
aad Ceal tM# 69.59 1
and Gas)
The Mobile Home
Furniture Outlet
Nest to German Mobile Homea|
Granite Falls, N. C.
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