Thursday, July 16, 1970
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Babe Ruth Baseball Teams Are
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Competing For Aetna Trophies
Babe Ruth Baseball teams in
the Brevard area are again
competing for championship
trophies to be awarded by Aet
na Life & Casualty.
General Agent James T. Es
tes, CLU, head of the company’s
life division at Charlotte, said
his office will present trophies
to winners of Babe Ruth dis
trict play-offs in the area as
part of a national Aetna-Babe
Ruth awards program.
Countrywide, Aetna Life &
Casulty will present more than
700 team and individual tro
phies to district, state and re
gional champions, and to com
petitors in the Babe Ruth World
Series to be held at Brawley,
Calif., August 21st - 29th.
Wildlife Club Will Elect
New Officers Thursday Night
The Transylvania Wildlife
Club will meet on July 16th at
7:30 p. m. in the Conference
room of the First Citizens Bank
& Trust Company.
This is an important meet
ing as officers for the coming
year will be elected and other
business will be taken up.
All members are urged to be
present and guests are cordial
ly invited to attend che meet
ing.
A NEW FIELD HOUSE is cur
rently under construction at Brevard
high school, and, if things go as
planned, the new facility will be
ready for use when the Brevard
Blue Devils host the Hendersonville
Bearcats in the season’s grid opener
on Friday, September 4th. All of the
labor on the project is being donated
by many local interested persons,
and a substantial donation on the
materials has brought the- overall
cost of the much-needed building
way down. BHS coaches, students
and former students, and many
skilled construction workers, all
working under the capable supervi
sion of Robert Merrill of Merrill’s
Masonry, Inc., are putting in many
man-hours daily to have the field
house ready soon. When completed,
the field house will have dressing
rooms for varsity and junior varsity
athletic teams, will house all athletic
equipment and laundry facilities, and
will also be used by the wrestling
team for practice sessions. All per
sons willing to donate some of their
time and effort to a very worthy
project are welcome to colne out and
“pitch in” at any time.
(Times Staff Photo)
TRY THE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS Counted In The Census?Forms
Reel in braggin’ size Rainbow (10” to 14”) at Meadow
brook’s 2 mountain lakes. Now open year ’round.
No limit • No license needed • State approv
ed • Fish by the pound • $1.40 per pound •
No admission charges • Family fun for every
one! ^
Meadowbrook is located ttdween Hendersonville and Bre
vard. Take US «4, turn up Cummings Rd. at our big sign
between Etowah and Horse Shoe, follow small signs to
Meadowbrook. The whole family can enjoy trout fishing
at its best. Open daily ’till dark.
; Available If You Were Not....
Mayors in all towns and
cities have been asked to
cooperate in a final step of
the 1970 Census enumera
tion.
According to Joseph R.
Norwood, Regional Director,
“Were You Counted” forms
are now available for those
TRY
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WANT
ADS
persons who have expressed
some doubt that they were in
cluded in the 1970 Census.
Mr. Norwood has contacted
Mayor Raymond F. Bennett,
and the forms are available
at the City Hall.
They must be filled in and
mailed within the next two
weeks.
The mailing address is as
follows:
U. S. Census Bureau
Population Count Office
Jeffersonville, Ind. 47130
Showers Provide
Relief To Crops
Thundershowers Tuesday
came none to soon to provide
a measure of rescue for the
vegetable crops of the town
and county.
Lawns were also drying up
EVERYBODY’S GOING TO THE
ANNUAL AUCTION
Sponsored By The
BREVARD RESCUE SQUAD
TO BE HELD
RSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY
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ULY 16, 17 &
CH EVENING AT 7 P
A «Hi
At The Squad Building, Located On Fisher Road
iwn Beyond BofJing Next To Lutheran Church
JME ONE! COME ALU JOIN THE FUNI
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as were pastures out in the
county.
Over an inch of rain fell in
Brevard around 2:00 o’clock
Tuesday afternoon in 45 min
utes, and hail was reported
in some sections of the coun
ty.
The high winds caused
some damage.
Electrical power was off at
the hospital for an hour and
five minutes, but there were
no problems since the fa
cility is equipped with an
emergency generator.
John W. Bailey, adminis
trator, said Duke Power com
pany crews did a marvelous
job in restoring the current
so quickly and under such ad
verse conditions.
Afternoon and evening
thundershowers are predicted
for the rest of the week.
The VA suggests that G1 in
surance policyholders who re
ceive VA compensation or pen
sion payments may want to
consider having their insurance
premiums deducted from their
monthly checks.
When you think of prescrip
tions, think of VARNER’S, adv.
The Times
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Fly Casting And Fly Tying
Clinic Set At Gimp Straus
The Pisgah Chapter of
Trout Unlimited wi> conduct
a Fly Casting and Fly Tying
Clinic on July Wth at the
Camp Straus Late; beginning
at 1:39 p. m. < y
The public is invited at fb
charge. ~ jT
Fty castln
will bp
North
fishermen,
nolr, North
demonstrations
‘ by one of
master fly
isey of Le
There will be several In
strnctors available to assist
anyme with casting prob
le»f There will be practice
wjjgf1 available for public use,
iu|f dry flies, wet' flies, and
nynipW ' ./ :
Kripg your entire family
apo -plan on an informative
«tfe»ing in the art of fly
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N«ted Gotf Pro To Hold
CMwc At Etowah Valiev
Paul Hahn, noted rgolf pro
and trick shot artist, Will be at
Etowah Valley Golf club
Thursday afternoon, July 23rd,
to present a golf exhibition
and clinic.
In anouncing Mr. Hahn’s
scheduled performance, Etowah
Valley golf pro Carlos Maness
stated that he was delighted
that a golf personality of this
calibre was coning here.
“He’s a great golfer and en
tertainer, and some of the
shots he makes are simply un
believable,” Mr. Maness stat
ed, “And I know that everyone
When you buy or build a
home in the Southeast, con
sider the insulation qualities
of wood, reports the Southern
Forest Institute. A one-inch
thickness of lumber, According
to the Institute, provides the
same insulation qualities as
six inches of brick or twelve ,
inches of concrete.
. When you>think Of prescrip,
tiftm, think of VARNER’S, adv. ,
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fortunate enough to see this
exhibition and clinic will have
something to remember.”
Hahn, playing out of
the Country Club of Miami in
Florida, will start his exhibition
Thursday afternoon at 5:30 p.
m. The clinic is scheduled to
last approximately one and one.
half hours.
Admission to the clinic will
be $1.00 per person.
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Clover where he and his wife,
Mary Lillie, attended the Meth
odist Church. They have a son,
Charles S. Jones, Jr., who at
tends N. C. State University.
Mr. Jones held membership in
the Clover Liuns Club.
While living in Brevard, Mr.
Brackett was a member of the
First Baptist Church, served
on the Board of Deacons and
was Superintendent of the
Intermediate Sunday School
Department.
He also served on the Hos
pital Advisory Board, was di
rector of the Jaycee Sheltered
Workshop, President of the
Transylvania County United
Fund and a member of the
Glen Cannon Country Club.
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Call The
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BREVARD HIGH SCHOOL
1970 Football Schedule
Sept. 4—Hendersonville, here, 8:30 p.m.
Sept. 11—Owen, there, 8:00 p.m.
Sept. 18—East Henderson, there, 8:00 p.m.
• Sept. 25—Reynolds, here, 8:00 p.m.
Oct. 2—Tuscola, there, 8:00 p.m.
Oct. 9—Enka, here, 8:00 p.m.
Oct. 16—Risgah, here, 8:Q0 p.m.
Oct. 23—North Buncombe, there, 8:00 p.m.
Oct- 30—Erwin, here, 8:00 p.m.
i. Nov. 6—West Henderson, there, 8:00 p.m.y
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