Sid Bordonaro Is Installed As The
New President Of Brevard Lions
Sid, Bordonaro, area super
ior in the mechanical depart
ient of the Brevard Du Pont
lant is the new president of
le Brevard Lions club.
He succeeds Ray Burgin, and
le other officers are as follows:
Glenn
ent
Is, 1st Vice-presi
Harry Kolman, 2nd Vice-presv
ent
Jerry Je'ome, 3rd Vice-presi
ent
Ed Rice, secretary
Ed Bryson, treasurer
Ted Gambel, Lion tamer
Don Lineburger, tail twister
Braxton Harris, Jim Wells,
Clarence Burnette, and Bob Jeff
ers, directors.
Chester Kilpatrick, bulletin
editor.
The new officers were install
ed at a ladies night steak sup
per at Hawkins lake at Blantyre.
Mr. Burgin was given a stand
ing ovation for his fine work
as president during the past
year.
Erwin Schranz, who is moving
from Brevard to Florida, was
lauded by fellow Lions for his
outstanding work in Lionism. He
and his wife were presented
gifts by the club.
John Anderson, editor and
general manager of The Trans
ylvania Times, was presented
wi.'h a handsome plaque in ap
preciation of distinguished news
coverage of Lions activities and
promotion of the goals of Lion
ism.
Iryson, Chapman, Cook And Mason
n Graduating Class At College
Tim Bryson, son of Mr. and
Irs. Fred C. Bryson, Sr., of Rt,
, is a Brevard high school grad
late and a member of the
llady Branch Baptist church,
dr. Bryson was a member of
he Day Students club while at
Irevard College and plans to
inter Curtis Institute this fall.
Rondal Chapman is a gradu
ate of Rosman high school and
member of the Faith Missionary
church. While at Brevard Coll
ege, he was active in the Day
Students club. Mr. Chapman is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Chapman of Lake Toxaway.
RUNNING FOR THE SENATE—Sen. William Proxmire, 51, is
shown on his way to his office in Washington, his daily run
of 4.7 miles each way. The Wisconsin Democrat does 300
pushups at home before this. He figures running saves him
about $1,000 a year as well as keeps him in shape.
NEW BOOKS
At The
Transylvania County Library
*—
For Younger Readers
Nightbirds on Nantucket, by
Jean Aiken
Mystery of Castle Croom, by
Hilda Boden
Good I^ght Dragon, by Rog
er BradfiBd
How (he Mouse Deer Became
King, by Margueritte Bro
Underwater World, by Carroll
Colby
Oh, What Nonsense! by Wil
liam Cole
My favorite Mystery Stories,
by Maureen Daly
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Know Your Rivers of the
World, by Philip Egan
Up the Road Slowly, by Irene
Hunt
On Playing With Lions, by
Virginia McKenna
How to Star in Football, by
Herman Masin
How to Star in Basketball, by
Herman Masin
Wild Geese Calling, by Rob
ert Murphy
When An Animal Grows, by
Millicent Selsam
Big Sister and Little Sister,
by Charlotte Zolotow
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NEWS OF
Personal Interest
Mayor and Mrs. Raymond F.
Bennett have returned from a
two-week^jrip to the Hawaiian
Carnival, "ith stops in Las Ve
gas and San Francisco. They
joined other Shriners and their
wives throughout the South for
the trip.
Mrs. Tom Gardner and chil
dren, Randy and Tammie, are
visiting Mrs. Opal Armentrout
and Mrs. Crayton Gardner at
221 Maple street.
Mr. and Mrs. Judson McCrary
and family returned Saturday
from a week’s vacation at Day
tona Beach.
Paul Georges, of Daytona
Beach, visited in Brevard over
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reiter had
as guests this week Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Reils and daughters, Gay
and Laurie of Tampa, Florida.
They are camping in the
Smokies after their visit here.
The Battleship U.S.S. North
Carolina at Wilmington is 729
feet long, 108 feet wide, and
184 feet high.
When you think of prescrip
tions, think of VARNER’S, adv.
Janice Cook, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles S. Cook of
Fortune Cove, is a Brevard high
school graduate and a member
of the Brevard-Davidson River
Presbyterian church. Miss Cook
was a member of the Day Stu
dents club and the Mnemosy
nean society. She plans to enter
the University of South Carolina
in the fall.
Elaine Mason has served as
business manager of the college
year book the “Pertelote” and is
a member of Calvary Baptist
church. Miss Mason, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mason of
Summit avenue, is a Brevard
high school graduate and plans
to enter Western Carolina Coll
ege in the fall.
BREVARD LIONS have present
ed Editor John I. Anderson and the
Staff of The Transylvania Times a
plaque in appreciation of distinguish
ed news coverage of Lions activities
and promotion of the goals of Lion
ism. The presentation was made by
Ray Burgin, left, the outgoing pres
ident, and Editor Anderson is at the
right. (Times Staff Photo)
TRY TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS FOR RESULTS
Brevard College Is Holding
Many Conferences dn Campus
(Continued from Page One)
this camp will enable aspiring
young majorettes to receive
instruction from some of the
most competent professionals
in the field.
July 17-22: Discipline Or
der of Christ Retreat—A re
ireat for the southern region
of this organization, this con
ference has been held annu
ally at Brevard College for
fifteen years.
July 21-23: Music Federa
tion Weekend — Cooperating
with the Brevard Music Cen
ter, the college will house
delegates of the American
Federation of Music Clubs who
will be attending sessions at
the Center.
August 3-5: North Carolina
Bee Keeper’s Association—An
annual meeting of this special
ized organization, held at the
college for several years.
“Brevard College is happy
to be of service to these or
ganizations and to the com
munity by providing facilities
for these conferences,” stated
Joseph C. Bowles, director of
Public Relations at the coll
ege.
Gill Thomas Is New US
Commissioner For County
(Continued from Page One)
he was shift supervisor in the
security division of the Atomic
Energy Commission at Aiken,
South Carolina.
He also served for several
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