FOR RENT
FOR RENT — Furnished
apartment, 3 bedrooms, ample
grounds and parking. Call
at 412 Probart before 10 a.
m. or call 883-8471.
5-13-ltp
FOR RENT — Furnished effi
ciency Apartment. Available
May 1st. Call 883-2261.
4-22-tfc
WANTED
WANTED TO DO — Small or
large. Home repairs. Room,
Apt. or House. Contract or by
the hour. Call 862-4551.
5-6-2tp
WANTED — Top quality used
cars, Eldridge Motors. Will
pay you cash for your clean
auto. See Carl Eldridge, Jr.,
Four lane highway next to
Shell Station or call 883
9355. 1-29-tfc
NEED WELDING? Equipped
to go anywhere, anytime and
do any kind of welding! Cer
tified Welders. McGaha’s
Welding Service, Pleasant
Hills Drive, Brevard, North
Carolina 883-9694.
5-13-3tp
HELP WANTED — Curb boys
wanted, appiy in person at
the Chicken Kitchen. 2-18-tfc
WAN'IED — Sewing to do in
my home. Experienced, 287
Jordan Road. 883-3873.
4-29-3tp
WANTED — Mitchem’s
Lake open for the sea
son. Under new manage
ment. Fresh load of fish.
Wanted fishermen.
I 5-13-2tp
WANTED — Want to buy 10 to
20 acres land on good road
in Toxaway, Quebec or Sap
phire area. Phone 9664336.
545-3tp
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WANTED TO BUY — Gdod
used furniture and sppti
ances. Talley's Used Furni
ture, 52 West Main St, tele
phone 883-3110. 1-22-tfc
When you think ot prescrip
tions, think of VARNER’S, ad*.
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“Now, here’s one that’s even noisier.”
WANTED
HELP WANTED — Kitchen
helpers wanted. Apply in per
son at Chicken Kitchen.
4-8-tfc
WANTED — Cook and experi
enced waitress. Sunny Acres
Restaurant, Etowah.
5-13-2tc
WANTED — Experienced wait
ress. Apply in person at
Chicken Kitchen. 4-15-tfc
WANTED — Waitress,
must be able to work
days or evenings. Apply
in person, Tom Heath,
Partners Restaurant and
Coffee House. 5-13-ltc
WANTED — Wig Stylist will
style wigs in home. Reason
able. Call 883-3771.
5-13-ltp
WANTED _ Private tree
surgeon, will do all
types of tree trimming
and removing trees.
Free estimates. Contact
Leon Daves, 883-2346.
4-29-5tp
WANTED — Mature person
to care for 14 year old and
10 year old 5 days a week.
Must be over 17 and furnish
own transportation. Call af
ter 5:00 p. m. weekdays or
anytime weekends. 883-4885.
5-13-ltp
WANTED — New or used items
for annual Brevard Rescue
Squad auction. Call either
877-4262 or 883-3580 for pick
up. 1-14-tfdh
WANTED — Homes for good
clean O. K. Used cars. All
makes and models. For free
demonstration. Call Donnie
Owen at McCrary Chevrolet
Olds., Brevard 883-3127.
5-13-ltp
HELP WANTED—Applications
now being taken for cafeteria
workers at Du Pont. See Mrs.
Weaver at Du Pont Cafeteria.
No phone calls please. 5-6-tfc
WANTED — Short order
cook, evening shift, ex
perienced only. Apply in
person. Partner’s Restau
rant. 5-13-tfc
Cit Coan
REALTOR
108 Azalea Avenue — 3-Bedroom home and
apartment—workshop at 1081/* Azalea Ave
nue. Lot is 111x96. Price $11,500
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115-Acre mountain tract on Israel Road, 3/10
mile west of U.S. Hwy. 64, six miles west of
Brevard. Includes 20 acres of pasture, three
streams and several lake sites. $39,000
20 East Jordan Street
DIAL
883-3121
OR
883-3996
BREVARD. N. C.
WANTED
WANTED — I will be avail
able June 1st in Brevard.
Frank Lodwick, piano tuner
techcnician, Box 1711, Ft
Pierce, Florida 33450.
4-22-4tc
BARBER TRAINING — We
men and men, small cost—
big results. G. I. approved.
Write for brochure. Charlotte
Barber School, 404 East
Trade Street, Charlotte, N. C.
2-25-30tfc
WANTED — Band Saw, 883
4250. 2-4-tfdh
LOST
LOST — Old Male dog, bridle
color, terrior type, family
pet. Reward. Phone 883-8683.
5-13-ltp
LOST—$5.00 reward. Prescrip
tion glasses, black frames.
Lost on Rosman Highway.
Call 883-8712. 5-13-ltp
MISCELLANEOUS
Good pay, selling part - time
or full time world known pro
ducts; unlimited earned ad
vancement. Use own car.
Small investment. Write full
name, full address, telephone
number, to P. O. Box 502,
Brevard, N. C. 28712.
5-13-ltp
DOES YOUR TYPEWRITER
need repairing? We also re
pair and clean adding ma
chines. Call Ed Poindexter
phone 877-3359 2-18-tfdb
Painting — interior and
exterior and also combi
nation shingles. Free
estimation. Call George
Grogan 883-8416.
5-13-ltp
For Rubber Stamps
Call The
883-4250
Transylvania Times
MISCELLANEOUS
Piano tuning and repair,
prompt service. Phone or
write Paul Ostborg, Jr., 686
New Haw Creek road, Ashe
ville, N. C. 28805. Phone 298
0767. 4-29-3tp
FOR ADOPTION at the Animal
Shelter. Dogs and cats, pup
pies and kittens, all sizes,
colors and breeds. On Ross
Road. 8:00 to 10:00. 3:00 to
5:00 Tuesday and Wednes
day. All day Monday, Thurs
day, Friday, Saturday and
Sunday. Phone 883-3713.
11-12-tfdh
IS THERE AN ALCO
HOLIC problem with
you? With your family
or with a friend? If so
call 883-4458. 1-13-tfdh
LOCAL AND NATIONWIDE
moving and storage by auth
orized North American Van
Lines agent. Brevard Moving
and Storage. 883-2400 or 883
9452.10-17-tfc
First Adventure Center—
Half day kindergarten,
full day, day care, tuition
based on income. Phone
day 883-9025, evenings
883-8472. 3-4-tfc
Two spaces are available for
horseback riders; one at
3:30 Friday afternoon and.
one at 10:00 a. m. Saturday.
We are now able to stable
your horse on a year around
basis. Prices start at $10.00 a
month. Call Keystone Camp
883-9125. 4-22-tfc
Locksmith service - Keys made
and duplicated, over 6,000
1 key blanks, for home, car
and business. If you’re lock
ed out, call us. Brevard
Chain Saw, phone 883-2580.
1-7-tfc
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FOR SALE
WOLF MOUNTAIN — 200 Acres more or less
with a panoramic view of the Blue Ridge
Mountains, about 30 springs, good road onto
the property. Very good terms can be ar
ranged.
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SAPPHIRE, N. C
883*8665
ShMYOBR HEALTH
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By WESTER I* OOWSMAIC, MJV
f Stroke: Reason O' Recovery
>
IS IT now possible to re
cover completely from &
Stroke?
Mrs. N. V. !»., Va.
Deir VCrS. l>:: Remarkable
Strides have been made In the
rehabilitation of people vftto
bave suffered a stroke.
Recovery depends entirely
on the sever
ity of the con
dition and the
part of the
brain involved.
In general,
the term
“atroieP re
fers to some
interfer
ence -with the
blopd trappiy
to the brain.
Medic*
any, tie stroke is referred to
as a C.VJL, or cerebro-vascu
jar accident. The att-inclusive
term of "stroke?* is used to de
scribe 1) a broken blood ves
sel in the brain (hemorrhage),
2) a blot (thrombus), -which
clogs a blood vessel, or 3) a
spasm of the artery that
brings blood to the brain.
The brain itself is divided
into many tiny segments. One
area is responsible for hear*
jng, another for sight, others
for speech, for
“ Jggl
vary depending on -which par*
tlcular blood vessel is involved
and where it normally brings
blood to the brain.
It 4s interesting that in a
light-handed person the
Speech area is situated in the
left side of the brain. In a left
banded person, the speech
area is located in the right
Side of the brain.
This becomes an Important
guide to the doctor in deciding
what part pf the brain is af
fected by a stroke.
Today, immediate and in
tensive care greatly enhances
the chances of recovery of the
stroke victim. He is no longer
allowed to vegetate.
Besides receiving medical
attention, the patient la en
couraged to embark on a pro
gram. of re-education of hta
Wonders.
Tiny new blood vessel* seem
to spring up In the area of
the artery that bad the vas
cular^ accident.
Through these small blood
Vessels, blood is brought to
the part of the brain that la
deficient In order to help In a
more rapid and complete re
covery.
Dr. Bfrward Rusk; of the
New York University Medical
Center, la referred to aa the
‘Tether” of rehabilitative
medicine. Many of hia “sons”
are now dispersed all over the
World, replacing despair with
hope, far stroke victims.
Programs established by Dr.
Rusk and his colleagues are
aimed at giving physical and
emotional support to these
courageous patients and en
couraging them to once again
become happier, functioning
members of society.
Massive educational cam
paigns aimed at the preven
tion of strokes warn that over
weight, tobacco, and high
blood pressure are contribut
ing factors. "With planning,
their hazards can bo reduced.
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SPEAKING Ob! YOUR
HEALTH: Remember your
drug allergies when giving
your medical history to a new
physician.
Dr. Lester Coleman has pre
pared a special booklet .for
readers of the column entitled,
‘Pay Attention to Your
Heart.” For your copy, send
25 cents in coin and a large,
self-addressed 6-cent stamped
envelope to Lester L. Coleman,
ED., F.O. Bos 5170, Grand
Central Station, New York,
N. Y. 10017. FXease mention
the booklet by title.
Quebec Club Meets, Work
On Building Is Planned
By - Mrs. Paul M. Fisher
' QUEBEC — The Communi
ty club met Monday night,
with Tommy Owen, presiding.
After the business transac
tions and reports from the
secretary and treasure, the
main topic of discussi^dPNMlj^
getting some work donei wr’tjfe s
community building as kQon W1
possible. Plgns were mhcfe fo'
have a bingo party June 4 th
We hope everyone will' help
advertise it. We-‘ would also
like to encourage everyone to
join the dollar a month club
and remember the club meets
each 2nd and 4th Monday
nights.
Rev. Tom Smith of Pisgah
Forest was guest speaker at
Oak Grove Baptist church
Sunday May 9th. He and Mrs.
Smith visited his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Smith Sunday
afternoon.
Garfield Clark of Penrose
visited his mother Mrs. Rebec
ca Clark and sister Rachel
Sunday.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. George Whitmire, who
were married April 20th in
Greenville county. The bride
was the former Miss Brenda
Cooper of Pickens, S. C. They
are residing in the Riverside
apartments in Rosman. Mr.
Whitmire is employed with
Singer company in Pickens, S.
C.
We wish to welcome Mr. and
Mrs. “Sonny” Shipman and
family to our community. They
moved into their new home
here last Friday. Mr. Shipman
purchased the Lula Owen prop
erty. They formerly lived near
Brevard.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Mason and baby
who have moved into their
lovely new home.
Miss Cathey Spicer, bride
elect of Steve Fisher, was hon
Don’t taka • chance with jrone
heritage!
ored with a miscellaneous
shower Friday night at the
home of Mrs. James Owen at
Sapphire. Mrs. Owen and Mrs.
Cathy Hunter were hostess.
A large crowd was present and
the honoree received many
nice and useful gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Randall Wal
drop and children, and Mr. and
Mrs. James D. Whitmire and
children all spent the week
end at Oconee. State
camping.'' *’ * 1
Uncle Charlie Henderson
and Claxton, had as guest
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Henderson of Asheville, Mr.
and Mrs. Elvin Edney of Cand
ler and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
McCall and son and little
granddaughter also of Candler.
.Uncle Charlie is 97 years old
and stiff attends church regu
larly and is quiet active.
Mike Middleton, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Middleton,
left last Thursday for Ft. Dix,
New Jersey, enroute to Viet
nam.
SAY I SAW IT IN THE TIMES
One of the several stately homes now nearing completion.
Panoramic mountain views from all lots in Golf
> ^fountain Estates. Elevation of development
approximately 2,500 ft.
Typical view of beautiful Etowah Valley Golf Club
from Golf Mountain Estates.
Typical view of homesite in Golf Mountain Estates as ,
seen from golf course. jsM
WNC's newest residential development
overlooking beautiful Etowah Valley Golf
Club, site of the upcoming Kemper
Open Satellite Golf Tournament.
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> fecial discount on homesites during this <
* preview showing only May 9-16. <
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' Lots shown during this period by devdoper’s <
1 representatives from 9:30 ajn. to 6:00 pjn. <
J Contact representatives at Pro Shop. After '
, May 16, contact your Bealtor
tinw- t
Golf Mountain Estates features spacious
wooded lots and magnificent views of the
surrounding mountains. Restrictions were
designed to protect the home owner. All
utilities are underground and include city
water. natural gas lines, electricity, and
telephone ^nes. The paved roads meet
state specifications. Fire hydrants
strategically located throughout the
development. County taxes only. <
i Conveniently located to
> Asheville, Hendersonville and
• Brevard, all on major
highways.
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