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TRANSYLVANIA
NEWS
In 2Gth Year
Production Credit Association
Makes Announcement Locally
The Asheville Production
Credit association h: a announced
the appointment cf Mrs. Bruce
Mower} as clerk- stenographer
for the Hendersonville office.
In niching 'h- cnn. unccnietit.
Frank I- FitzSiiunofls, Jr., man
ager cf the Hendersonville
branch, said that the addition of
Mrs. Mowcry to the staff was
necessary to better serve the.
growing .number of member-bor
ro”cr; in Her.;', rsen and Tran
c'cvnliej which this ot
' re ' rves.
Mr. KitzSlmmons stated that
the cfficers and directors cf the
association felt that they were
extremely fortunate in being
able to add the services of such
an experienced and well quali
fied person as Mrs. Mowerv to
the staff.
Mew ; "'i j hours for the Hen
dersonville ff'ce were Fl o an
nounced. The office in the Agri
culture Building cn Maple street
When you lliink of prescrip
tions, think of VARNER'S, adv,
will be oeen from 8:30 a.m. to
1:00 p.m. Monday through Fri
day.
Mr.. FitzSimmons will bo at the
ce.'.nty agent's office in the Bre
vard nost office on Monday and
Wednesday afternoons to serve
farmers in Transylvania county.
The Asheville Production
Credit association is completing
its 30th year of extending operat
ing credit to farmers and part
lime farmers in this area. The
>c. r ju-t ccmpleled. 19C3, was
most successful in the his
tory of the organization.
Charles W. Davis, of Brevard,
is vice-president of the associa
tion.
Livestock nroducers must be
o pccially alert to parasite dang
ers in the winter. Dr. Bill Perry
man, ex e:::kn livestock spec
ialist: at North Carolina State,
points out that both internal
and external parasites build up
under the crowded feeding con
ditions that are common during
the winter month:;.
Farm Bureau To Hold County-Wide
Banquet At Penrose Friday Night
A county-wide banquet meet
ing will be held for all Farm
Bureau member, on Friday, Jan
uary 10th, in the Penrose school
cafeteria at 7:00 p.m.
Roger Ammons, field reure
sentative of the Farm Bureau,
will be in charge of the program,
which will be on insurance and
the proposed amendment to the
constitution of North Carolina on
reappcrtionment.
M. H. Shuford, president,
urges all members to attend.
Hints From The
County Extension Chairman
liy JIM DAVIS
Tax Guide: The Farmer's Tax
Guide is available at the exten
sion service cffice in the base
ment cf the po.-t office building.
II you need a conv, contact this
clficc. The guide will give you
an answer tu most any question
you may have in regard to the
I arm enterprise. Social Security,
and How to Claim for Federal
Gas Tax refund.
According to the ASCS cffice.
farmers have until the end of
January, to file application? for
'9c3 market.itg year payments
under the National Wool act.
This is the last
day for accepting
• nyjncrlt' >iprT
cns in eon.ro'
lien with msrkcl
ins of wool and
lambs in 19H3.
Also, you are re
minded by the
ASCS office to re
turn your tobace->
marketing cards
as scon as you
n. ve su:U your tooacco.
Poultry: 1!)'4 Poultry Resolu
tions are as follows:
■‘1. ONE cf the km - to high pro
(1 action is chicks that are
Chevrolet 1/npala Sport Sedan unit {background) I m pul a Convertible
’64 Jet-smooth Luxury Chevrolet
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vvnat does it take to make a car a great high
way performer?
If the car happens to be a ’64 Chevrolet,
one thing only. A highway.
You’ll find everything else already neatly
packaged for you—on the car exactly as you
pick it off the showroom floor.
There’s a choice of seven engines—all the
way up to a twin-carb high-compression
425-hp V8*—and four transmissions, includ
ing a finely honed 4-speed stick shift.*
And underlying it all—a bump-skimming
Jet-smooth ride that helps keep
the performance great even when
the highways aren’t so great.
What about special performance equip
ment? Professional driving skills? Forget
them.
Nobody has to doctor or coax or soup up
these Chevrolets to get the best out of them.
And that’s really the test of a great high
way performer: Just about anyone can get a
kick out of driving one, just about anywhere,
just as it comes out of the showroom.
Next time you’re out your dealer’s way,
allow a few extra minutes to sample one of
these highway performers on vour own. A few
are really all you’ll need. That’s
enough time to do a lot of driving
in a Chpvrnlrf
THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS Chevrolet • Chevelle • Chevy n • Corvair • Corvette
See them at your Chevrolet Showroom
.FRANCHISE DEALER NUMBER 1335 MANUFACTURER'S LICENSE NO. 110
McCRARY AUTO SERVICE, Inc.
N. Broad Street BREVARD, N. C. Phone 3-4151
bred to live and lay.
9 NINE per cent of the cost to
produce eggs has been found
to be the chick cost.
6 SIX gallons of water and one
pound of lye makes a 2 per
cent solution. For a 1 per
cent solution, add 1 pound to
12 gallons of water.
4 FOUR eggs, if eaten each
day would furnish only 12
per cent of the calories need
ed daily by the average adult.
R ECOKDS furnish valuable in
formation for making man
agement decision. Know —
Don't Guess — Keep Records.
E ACH hen needs adequate
space at the feeders and wa
tercrs in order to lay at her
best.
5 EUL only top quality turkeys,
broilers, and eggs in order to
please the consumers and to
create a demand for these
products.
0 NE additional use for eggs
would he in dog and cat food.
Odd shaped, sizes, and spots
could be used.
L IGHT for layers should not
be changed by more than
about 15 lo IS minutes each
day.
U SING filler-fats in gathering
eggs helps to reduce break
age.
T IME minded poultrymen plan
their work in order to save
time ’-bar and to in
crease income.
1 F most people knew they had
about 2(3 trillion cells to wake
up to feed and to keen func
tioning throughout the day,
they should start the day
right with 2 eggs for break
fast.
0 UTLCOK: 1964 table egg
prices are likely to be lower
and breilers about the same
as in 1963.
N EVER let the humidity fall
below 50 per cent and the
temperature go above 65 de
grees F.
S UCCESS of a poultry farm
will deoend largely upon the
decisions and actions of the
owner or manager.”
Mrs. Homer Clark
Dies In Florida
Services for Mrs. Melrose Sit
ton Clark, age 43, were held
Tuesday afternoon at the Cath
ey’s Creek Baptist church.
The Rev. Theo Rose and the
Rev. Bales Rogers officiated and
’ urial was in the Cathey’s Creek
metery.
Mrs. Clark diea Friday night
a Lake Wales, Florida, hos
pital following a brief illness.
She was a native of Brevard
Survivors include the husband,
Homer Clark; the father, Clyde
’ittcn, of Penrose; two da ugh
j, -uio. v-uiuuc ou)ue;, ui Die
d. sn-’ Mi's Sard-a Cl-rk. o'
h me: i £?n. Randall C’ark.
St:!esvil'e four sr.ler.5. Mrs
Jizabcth Pe-c ck, of Asheville;
Irs. Sue Taylor, cf B-evard
4rs. Doris Powell, cf Rosman;
r.d Mrs. Lois Sauvwin, of New
tr’e-ps T ,f’«'sisp,o; five hroth
rs, J. P. Silica, of Ro.-rrn RV
. rf r w h- T-r-rs S'*
, cf Grrc i’’e S C ■ .on ’
rrld -tv-' David Sitton of Per
n~r- and fh ee '’’■•'’'dobiVlron
?I-r e - Kilpatrick Funeral
rme was in charge cf arrange
nents.
T ft Y
TIMES
WANT
AD
ASCS News
By JULIA WESTWOOD
Office Manager
Information has been received
in the Transylvania county ASCS
office that the House and Sen
ate have passed the Agricultural
Appropriation Bill. The bill has
now been sent to President Lyn
don Johnson for his signature.
The Agricultural Appropria
tion biil authorizes $250,000,000
ior the 1964 ACP.
It also contains $294,000,000
for the conservation reserve an
nual.'naynients. For the crop
land conversion program. Con
gress appropriated $11,350,000.
When more information on the
cropland conversion program for
1964 has been furnished, the lo
cal county office it will be pass
ed on to the farmers.
Alexander Buys
Registered
Angus Cattle
Onto Alexander, Brevard, re
cently purchased nine register
ed Angus cows from Elmo Mc
Call, of Brevard: four registered
Angus cows and an Aberueen
Angus bull from William S.
White, also of Brevard; and a
registered Angus cow from
Worth Freeman. Bostic.
Ml Pisgah Club
Meets Friday
The January meeting of the
Mt. Pisgah Citizen’s Band Iladio
e.’ub will be held cn Friday, the
C'h at 7 30 p.m. at the Etowah
Lion’s Den.
Following the business meet
ing of the club, Jav Byrne, presi
dent cf the grcun, will present
a program of sound and color
motion pictures.
The first film is entitled
“Friendship 7”, which last 58
minutes and depicts the day that
Astroanut John Glenn orbilted
three times around the earth.
The picture also broadly docu
ments Project Mercury, includ
ing a clcse lock at the several
international tracking stations
around the world.
The second film, running 14 Va
minutes, is entitled “Unmanned
Space Craft”. It introduces, on
camera, the aims of the U.S
Space program. Some of the suc
cessful launches cf the U. S. Sci
entific Program are shown as
well as models of the Ranger
Surveyor and Mariner Space
Craft.
All members and other inter
ested persons are urged to at
tend.
“Recreation farming” is the
term that is being applied to
the practice of farmers making
available sites for fishing, hunt
ing, picnicking and camping
Extension wildlife specialist
Hugh Fields at North Carolina
Stale savs there are money-mak
ing opportunities in rerre^t'on
farming throughout North Caro
lina.
When in need of job printing
■•all The Transylvania Times
MONEY is the
root of all crops!
No matter what type cr
farm you operate, mnr
ey is the golden seer’
I hat can lead to mcrea’
~d profits. P.C.A. loan
m provide much-need
ed capital for planting
harvest, , equip men
ferm improvements, a
■i rces and many oth
r farm ner——
n C A. loans are design
ed ^cr the farmer, and
you save money because
you pay simple interest
lot us tp'! you how t“~
“rrow with a P.C.A
Ash^v:fle P ocfu’tion
Credit Association
F. L. FITZSIMMONS, JR.,
Representative
In Brevard Every Monday
& Wednesday at County
Agent’s Office in Post Office
Building
From 1:30 to 4 PAL
dari.Ot I I
vocnulman
Continues The
LIQUIDATION
Of Our
ENTIRE STOCK!
Offering
REDUCTIONS
% 75% :
ONE RUMMAGE RACK
INCLUDING
Raincoats - Sportswear
Ladies’ and Childrens’ Dresses
Only $2.00
LADIES’
COATS
(ONLY 14 LEFT)
Values to $45.00
$17.00
ONE GROUP
DRESSES t
Values to $14.98
*5.00
NOW
ONLY
SKIRTS
Values to
$10.98
*2.99
3 RUMMAGE TABLES
INCLUDING
Shirts - Pajamas - Blouses
Teenform Bras - Shirts
Slips - Gloves - Infants Wear
Childrens’ Skirts
On!y *|.00 Eath
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