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<*.?<*< SAtHAM? YOU SHOULD SM YOUR DOCTOK FO* A CHSCKUH r:r*t tf you'vo boon footing down-in-the mouth iatoiy thoro couid bo a phy^ica! roo tOn for it. Thoro': oniy ono way to find out for suro — through your physician. " BENNETT J DRUG STORE 26.1971 HPCL/ CafaynoMHfs JBegrw Dr:f7s Western Carolina University's head footbaii aoach Bob Waters welcomed ninety-four athletes Monday afternoon as the Catamounts opened pre-season practice. IRS FORMS BEING ORDERED Greensboro-Many taxpayers are ordering blank income tax forms from the IRS Service Center in Chamblee, Georgia,* instead of from the District Office of the Internal Revenue Service in Greensboro, according to J. E. Wall, Director WaU said that although practically all completed forms should be mailed direct to the Service Center in Chamblee, requests for blank forms should be sent to Greensboro to facilitate handling. The following address should be used to in ordering tax forms: Internal Revenue Service, Supply Section, 320 Federal Place, Greensboro, N. C. 27401. Actual practice sessions began Tuesday morning and wiii continue daiiy at 9:30 A M. and 3:00 PM, with an occasional night session, until Western's season opener with Murray State, September 11, in Asheville's Memorial Stadium. We have a very limited amount of pre-seasuon practice time and must get ready much quicker than in the pasat," said Waters Fifty-four veterans and forty freshman, representing the best recruiting year in WCU history, will make up the Catamount's pre-season camp. Western carries a five game winning streak into the 1971 season and has had two consecutive winning seasons, 9 1, and 66-3, under Waters,a former NFL quarterback. However, with only fifteen letter winners returning and a torturous schedule for the first half of the season Waters and his staff are working overtime. Providing a nucleus for the '71 Catramounts is a group of talented returning regulars. Defensively, tackles Steve Williams, a 6 ft. 5 inch. 260 pound pro prospect, and quick hitting Mike Cater; ends Les Herrin and Jim Dougherty, also pro material at 6 ft 3 inch, 235 pound; linebacker Stacey Ray and veteran all-district comerback Jimmy Laughridge have been starters for at least two seasons. The leaders of the offensive unit are outstanding guards Tony Ashley and Jim Davis, tailback Otis McIntosh, WCU's all-time great rusher, fullback Eddy Sveum and quarterback Hal Mote, all regulars last fall. Coach Waters displays seven sophomores in starting roles and a dozen more in second line positins on his depth chart Despite the abundance of inexperienced personnel in key positions and apparent lack of depth, Waters, is far from pessimistic. "We are young but this team has a lot of talent and a winning attitude," the Cats mentor offered After the Catamounts opener with Murray State, they must face Tennessee Tech, Appalachian State, Jacksonville State and Furman before returning home. For Sale FOR SALE: Land on Kirkland's Creek and Sheppard's Creek. See G.A. Clark, Route 3, Boa 290, Bryson City, N.C. or caU 4884632. tfnc DEALER-Electrolua vacuum cleaners, commercial and for home use. We have carpet sweepers, shampooers and all the supplies. McKinney's Grocery on Bryson Branch or call 438-3237. 28-tfnc POODLE PUPPIES FOR SALE: A.K.C. Registered Blue Black miniature puppies, males only. Sired by imported male. Have been wormed and given shots. Clipping and grooming also. Call 488-3391. 44-tfnc 8-0 tbtk Coffee ^ f.99 / Super Right* Meat Cant Be "!*#*' ShM* SMh n Mt **!<m HMH" Q«#)ity C^io F^ SMt ^ iSS'^M^cSty L.. tl.n ^ 64c fort Span Mb Path Fwaht ig Mb fryer Qaarters Tr*43c 39c Deticotenen Oetight: A&P 8#aa^ KmabSpfMl cX 37c $#Tv# AAP Potc*c ScM 38c F#f CcaA-OaCc #c Pitwitw A8P Ccb S!cw 38c AtP8a**d OrMt;< Mtit 'K? Me Frozen Sea Food Vedaes Coo*" J+h* ! Pvonoo Colowo WoCthoM Oiooo^ Haddock or Ftoocdor Mo Coo*" Joho'o Fwoaoo Hfoodod Oeoao Porch FHM ^ $1.29 FULL CUT Chuck Roast ^ 65' $oo H^ooH Fwooo BfM<^ Shi^ "kr'M-M Mtwttiv* Jane Parker Bakery Buys Awn rwtnv Mn W* awv# wMt !<nw<n !nA Roth * '^n"25c Awn ew)Wf Mn M !wr< Dinner Roiie 2 n 45c Awn ew)MT AtnMy e<A<< Orange Chiffon Cake ^ 55c .- # - Maxwet) Home ss !? T' M#a ?w0, Pey — Ma&#§ 3^Q0t inat. MHk Soiide ^ *2" PkeM€< #f C##he)M0e Hwy Ann Page Ketchup s? 25c e<n * On«§< # c**p* * ctmn Marvei Fruit Drinks 25c Grocery Values At A&P C*t*phwWt Van CxWf < Pork & Beans m 16< Sait Detergent 37c T? 85< T? *1.39 Mew in the Deify Ceae A&P Fruit Ftavored Drink^ # Gfepe # O range # Lemen Lime # Lemene4e Mt^e). Cht. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables* v. AW rutpet* wwwe Potatoes 15' 89' ***** Grapes GetHwes w^ie. V)n* Htpanad ^ 39. TOMATOES - S##eae, Sa<#ee ## Ueeantt Barttett Peat* 2 - SHOP AAPfOf Laapa Dried Prunes 1 " # A4P Virginia Sa!ted Peanuts ). Pa Ma iy 3y 4r 49. A&P Canned vegetabie Sa!e * C*t Beans - 27c A' AAf Breen Limas Cam ^ ^ a^20c - 27c - 21c 'A* S!iced Beets a 18t A4P P#f !ona Tomatoes - 21c !#mm §emm^ Green Peas - 19c C*a LMwh* UP ttJM Mb thy* O^Ha^' 50 R 52! EnabMa TaMtt* 06 & 65c 06P Hair Spray 050 6#ny OaaOanm* 66' Tao^AA ^ 44$ * AM WKa*h* * tMJM /\DULT . ST tir NOTH MF' 100 a S9cS53K 60 a 89c SUPER Otd POR^ Soit PW Paper _ Towels xs 25 Dog Fe^ IS'/I-O* Co" .fi*h .U**' ht"** Wi.h i" W4s^ '" gua'a"^^ " Frozen Food Buy! Sh*p AM H*v*n Borden !ce Mi!k 39c 2)6. to" Spccia! Vaiue At A&P C!orox Liquid Bteach Li wait Oa# wifta $5 Oth#y i-G«!. Jug 19 fotni/y forty Menu or Super Right Charmin 'tsr nr 45c Bounty Towc!$ ^ 43c Bounty Towe)s -'-45c FOR SALE-Mounuun Vtaw Home sights at Twin Coves, Lauds. For further information caii Sundown Motei, Hwy. No. 10, Lauda, N.C. 4804537. ;lHhc FOR SALE: Returning!*) Fiorida , must seii 30 a $ foot traiier. Tandem wheels, awning, excellent condition WiH sacrifice for quick sale,. See Jimmie Baucum, Hiawatha Traiier Park, 4 miles east of Bryson City on Highway 19. No phone. 49-ltp FOR SALE: 22 foot travel trailer - Self contained. Approximately 10 months old. Must sacrifice. Call 400-3354 Aug 27 FOR SALE: 3 bedroom house, fully carpeted on School House Hill, Leatherwood Street. Lot 150 X 220. Basement with recreation room and fireplace. Electric heat. Call Martin Cook at 400-2865. 49-10tc motorcycles-BMW, CZ, JAWA, HODAKA. Fully Equipped Service Shop. Frank's Cycle Sales, Thomas Curve, Franklin, N.C. Phone 524-4733 or 524-2713. 33-ifnc ROEB1C: Imagine no more septic tank troubles, get Roebic K37 and K57. Guaranteed Roebic K77 eliminates roots. N. C.Clampitt Hardware. See Mr. Qampitt today. 48-15tc REAL ESTATE FOR SALE: 0.87 acres on beautiful Oconaluftee River with 5 room frame house partially furnished, $9,500.00 Two lots and 4 room house on Bryson Walk. Six room house, large lot fronting on three streets. Two lots and furnished trailer-cottage on stream, city water, long-range views. 2.3 acres, three bedroom house, two baths, carpeted, city water, beautiful views. 1.2 acres on trout stream, $1,500.00. Several nice lots with good views on School House Hill, Shepherd's Creek, and Bryson Branch. H.J. Truett Realty Co. Dial 488-2580 or 488-3140. 48-tfnc Wanted WANTED: Old pocket watches, old clocks. Bring to the H & B Jewelers for appraisal. Main Street, Bryson City. 47tc 47- 4tc HELP WANTED FEMALE: Attention-Toys & Gifts -Party plan-Demonstrate the newest, most complete line of Toys & Gifts for Christmas. Highest commissions. No investment! Generous Bonus Plan for Dealers and Hostesses. Call or write "Santa's Parties", Avon, Conn. 16001. Telephone 1 (203) 673-3455. Also booking parties. 464tc $ $ $ immediate openings available for trained semi drivers. Earning potential is (10,000.00 to $15,000.00 per year. NEW training sessions weekly. For application and interview call or write; Tri-State Driver Training, Inc. 6408 Clinton Highway, Knoxville, Tenn. 37912 Phone: 615-947-2511. 48- 2tc QUICK! Phone now for complete Information on how easy, fun, . and profitable your life can be as an Avon Representative. Act now before the vacancies are filled. Call collect 452-5230 or write Mrs. June Allen, Route 1, Box 596 , Waynesviile, N. C. 26766 4Mtc Services CARL'S TROUT PONDS never closed. Also have Hngerlings for sale. Candler Earls, Route 2, Bryson City, N. C. 49-Mp SWAIN COUNTY SANITATION: Help keep our county clean, daily or weekly service. Call 468-3398 or write P. O. Box 302, Bryson City, N. C. 43-7tp BACKHOE and dozer work. Gravel hauling. Septic tank installed. For any hauling and light construction, contact Paul Waldroup at 468-3908. 41-tfnc BARBER *TRA!NIHC Women and men, small cost - big resuits. G,l. approved. Write for brochure. Charlotte Barber School, 404 East Trade Street, .Charlotte, N.C. 23-30tp sEKlflCE-For fLat; dependable service on appliances and oil heaters. Call, 486-2167, Day; and 488-2656, Night 16-tfnc LEGAL NOTICE STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS. As of July H, 1*71, North Carolina General Statutes *7, Artide 2 requires Hcense of ALL plumbing, heating and air conditioning contractors as defined by the Statute (1*31, c.52, s. M; 1*3*, cJ94, s.3; 1951, c.953, ss.1,2; 1953, c.354, s.3; 1*67, c.770, ss.l 6; 19*9, c.445, s.3; 1971, c.7*3). G. S. *7-31 (d) provides as follows: License Granted without Examination. - Any resident of North Carolina who was engaged in business as defined in this Article in any city, town or other area in which General Statutres *7, Article 2 did not previously apply, shall received license without examination upon submission of an application on forms provided by the Board, together with reasonable proof that he was engaged in business as defined and upon payment of the annual license fee: provided, the completed application is submitted to the Board on or before December 31. 1973." If you believe that you qualify for license without examination under the provisions of G.S. 87-21 (d) , please request application forms from the undersigned. Applications under G.S. 87 21 (d) must be sumitted to the State Board of Examiners of Piumbing and Heating Contractors on or before December 31, 1972. This the 16th day of August, 1971. F.O. BATES, Executive Secretary, P.O. Box 110, Raleigh, N.C. 27602 *Mtc IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE DISTRICT COURT DIVISION NOTICE OF SERVICE OF SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION NORTH CAROLINA SWAIN COUNTY JANICE F. PILKEY PLAINTIFF vs. ERNEST N. PILKEY DEFENDANT me aoove-nameu defendant, Ernest N. Pilkey, will take notice that an action entitled as above has been commenced in the District Court of Swain County, North Caroiina, by the plaintiff to secure an absolute divorce from the defendant upon the grounds that plaintiff and defendant have lived separate and apart for more than one year next preceding the bringing of this action; and the defendant will further take notice that he is required to appear at the office of the Clerk of the General Court of Justice, District Court Division of Swain County, in the Courthouse in Bryson City, North Carolina, withing twenty )20) days after the 27 day of Sept, 1971, aned and answer or demur to the Complaint in said action, or the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said complaint. This the 23rd day of August, 1971. Sara H. Robinson, Asst Clerk of Court Stedman Hines, Atty. P. O. Box 248 * Bryson City, N. C. 28713 4&4tc NORTH CAROLINA SWAIN COUNTY Under and by virtue of the the power of sale contained in a certain deed of trust executed by W. L. Duvall, unmarried dated the 22 day of July, 1961, and recorded in Book 26, at page 346, in the office of the Register of Deeds of Swain County, North Carolina, default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness thereby secured and said Deed of Trust being by the terms thereof subject to foreclosure, the undersigned trustee will offer for sale for cash at the courthouse door in Bryson City, North Carolina at noon^ on the 13 day of September, 1971, the property conveyed in said deed of trust the same lying and being in the County of Swain and State of North Carolina, and more y ^particularly described as W follows: f BEGINNING on an iron f stake on the bank of Grassy Branch at E. B. Lindsay's comer and running a Southeast direction to the public road (Grassy Brandt) to an iron stake; then a North direction with the road 120 feet to a 10 inch White Oak; then a Wes^ direction to the branch and aiH iron stake; then a Southwest du*ection with the branch 120' feet to the BEGINNING CORNER. This sale will he made subject to ail outstanding and unpaid taxes and municipal assessments, and other liens record, if any there be. This the 16 dap of Augo 1971. George P. Davis, Jr Substitute Trustee 46-4tc is oD :usW CARDOF THANKS ^ The family of Helen Ledford Griffin wishes & express their thanks and appreciation to ail our friends and neighbors who were so thoughtful and understanding during the passing of our dear daughter and sister; also the courtesy shown by the Sheriff and his staff. The Josh Ledford Family Lettering More Cosf/y Motorists had better think twice before they iitter North Carolina highways after September 1. On that date the fine fo^ tittering will increase from $50 to $200 under a iaw enacted by the 1971 Genera! Assembly. Paul J. DuPre, state highway maintenance engineer, said Sunday highway crews are in the process of changing some 5,000 road signs in North Carolina warning against^ littering. This will cost the stat^ between $5,000 and $10,000. "Many of the signs are old and about ready to be replaced anyway," DuPre said in an interview. "On those signs that are still in good condition, , decals are being used to cover !g) the $50 figure and substitute J $200." -4 DuPre said the state spent about $3.5 million last fiscal year to clean up litter thrown out by motorists on North Carolina highways. "The public is demanding cleaner highways in this age ecology," DuPre said, "and some of those who are making the demands are doing the littering." Although interstate highways and some other major roads are cleaned up more often, maintenance crews dp their roadside cleaning on semi-annual basis-spring andr fall. DuPre noted that during the clean-up in one highway division, 69S truckloads of litter were picked up. Will the increased fine curb tne uttenng? "! don't think it will have^* Mg effect," he said. "The Mggest effect will come from education of the public to the fact that it's costing us millions of dollars to pick up litter that shouldn 't have been thrown out. We could spend more money." The Highway Commission has more than 900 litter cans alongside roads throughout the' state. These are chained to posts. Plastic bag liners are used in the cans and the litter can be removed easily, DuPre noted "We've had to move the location of several litter cans?" he said, "because people were turning them into household garbage dumps." DuPre added, "we have at least four men and two trucks in each of the 14 highway divisions that make the rounds at least twice a week to empty the litter cans. They also collect the litt^s, at roadside rest areas. _AT<THE_ ^ , MURPHY Fjano & prgan (to. au(ARANT)<ED REH&tLTS ttrom $!95. t t wgut st^cm tcwthCauMtna Ofj< of tho < twMfoatofw < 9it!n H & B JEWELERS Rac& fo .SjoecM/s CARAVBLLE WATCHES by Butova $!0.95 & Up Speidet WATCH BANDS.S) 00 OF^ Magnoiia and Deepsake DtAMONDS Mens JEWELRY by Anson Watches repaired and E!ectronica!!y Timed Matn StfMt Brymn Ctty, N. C.
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