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FRIENDS Of THE LIBRARY do nate valuable book on antiques Shown is E. W. Johnson, current President of the Friends with Mrs. Elizabeth Kapp, Transylvania county Librarian. The book is a complete encyclopedia of antiques and is a very beautifully illustrated work as well afc a valttaibe reference. Mrs. Kapp’s letter on this week’s Edito rial Page contains more information on this thoughtful donation. (Times Staff Photo) Girl Scouting Program Served By United Fund In Transylvania Girl Scouting How recently have you heard a friend or neighbor comment on the recklessness or thoughtlessness of our yonnger generation? How re cently have you remarked on the shocking behavior of young people, adding that thiiigs have certainly changed since you were a teenager? We talk a great deal about the teenager these days, but what are we doing about them? Happily, there is something, we cam 'do about them through support of the Girl Scout pro gram in Transylvania county. Girl Scouts of America is a member of the Transylvania Comity United Fund, askihg adults to help finance its program of constructive ac tivities for all girls from seven through seventeen years of age. Girl Scouting is an active pro gram in the county, with 28 troops sewing over 460 girls. Yoyr contribution to the UF campaign will enable more girts to participate in activities designed to help them develop self • reliance,, integrity, de pendability, concern for o'hers, initirtive and whatever native talents they possess. Girl Scouts learn to ex press their individuality through creative channels, and they gain experience in working and playing as mem bers of a group. Through scouting, they discover that homemaking - budgeting, mar keting, planning, etc. can be fun and that playing the role of arf' active citizen of the community can be stimulat ing. Through scouting, our young girls grow into maturi ty, accepting their responsi bilities as wives and mothers and as leaders of their com munity. We who talk about today’s youth have an obligation to ■help them in their search to discover themselves. Girl Scout ing offers our community an opportunity to stop talking and Your support of the Unit ed Fund campaign will enable this program to continue its effective work among the young .women, cf Transylvania county. The University of North Car olina School of Pharmacy, with £11 undergraduate students in the last three years, ranked 11th in under - graduate en rollment among the 73 phar macy schools in the U. S. 3n 3lie £ueniny Of oCife By D., H. Orr In the evening of life When the work is all done, * \ We are through with the strife And the victory is won. The old clock of time' .; ' ' Is about run down, It will soon cease to chime1 For ft cannot be wound. » We sit in the gloaming Of the sun in the west, \ Far behind is the roaming What a wonderful rest. , At the end of the way No regrets and no sorrow, Whrft a wonderful day Awaits us tomorrow. . Sometimes it was stonny More oft it was fair. Sometimes the road thorny, But we did not dispair. Life’s evening sun Ourrace is run What rapture at last. When the sand is running low The day’s end te near, It *5 wonderful to know W« have nothing to fear. For we have trusted the Lord SPif And His power to save. m* And lived by his word Craft Bazaar And Art Show At Hillside A Craft Bazaar and Art show will be held at the Hillside Shop on Nitholsoi Creek road Atigust 23rd and 24th from 12:00 noon to 6:00 p.m. and Sunday, August 25th from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. There will be hundreds of 'items for sale which were made .■by some 16 to 20 men and wo men of Transylvania county.' William B. Combs will also have an art show. He just re turned to Brevard from an art ■show. He just returned to Bre vard from the University of the South at Sewanee, Tenn., where he studied printmaking, photo graphy, batik and tie dyeing. He taught a night class in figure drawing while at the university. He will have some of his tie crafts for sale. Mill Town mire stree The proceeds will go toward community projects. mire Mill Town Will Have Cake Walk A fund raising cake walk, sponsored by the Mill Town community, will be held Friday, August 23rd at 5:00 p.m. at the playground on Whlt street: Everyone is urged to come «nd bring a friend. Average age for the 1.88 mil lion WW I veterans is 73, says the VA. choice—for high value, low cost Ilf* insurance. Contact nwtodayl Rover <*, Monteitb i S. CALDWELL 8M4179 Library Has Exhibit Of Water Colors, Painted By Monty Hey The Transylvania Public Li brary, continuing Ha modetn function as « cultural center, is modern function as a cultural currently displaying a collection of water colors painted by Mon ty Hey cef Fort Myers, Fler.Ma. Mr. Hey has exhibited here on several previous occasions, and (he Friends of the Library welcome this opportunity for the public to enjoy his paintings again. In one picture a bright red roof, in another a group of children lends gaiety and charm to appealing scenes. A startlingly different use of the artist’s imagination appears in the depiction ol a duel fought by two skeletons —a stark com men* on war’s futility. A native of Australia, Mr. Hey has spent most of his life in western Canada and in New York State, but for the past sixteen years he and Mrs. Hey have lived in Fort Myers, spend ing the past five summers in Hendersonville. Mr. Hey has studied with a number of teachers and helped to organize the Art League of Fort Myers. His pictures, chosen by juries to hang in many shows, reveal the influence of both his Florida and his North Carolina experiences. When you think of prescrip Tons, think of VARNER'S. adv. For Rubber Stamp* Call The Transylvania Times 883-4250 IT’S TIME FOR ... And Bower's Has Everything For Students Of All Ages. Here Are Just A Few Of Our Outstanding School Time Values! I Young Ladies’ BLOUSES By Ship ’N Shore Dress blouses or sports blouses in all the new styles and colors! *3.99 to *5.99 BOYS’ BACK-TO-SCHOOL SLACKS Permanent press in sol ids, checks and plaids *3.99 to *5.99 BOYS’ SHOES Oxfords & Loafers Sizes 8V2 to 3 *3.99 to *8.99 Sizes 2 to 6 *5.99 to *9.99 YOUNG MEN’S SHOES Oxfords & Loafers Palmer St Bradley *6.99 to *9.99 JARMAN *11.99 to*22.99 .. 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