RECORD SIZE BROWN TROUT — E. M.
Collins, of Rosman, is pictured with the beautiful
brown trout that he caught last week in Tennessee
Creek in Jackson County. The beauty was 26*4
inches long and weighed 6 pjunds. Mr. Collins
admits that he had quite a battle in landing the
‘‘whopper'’ in about 20 minutes. Mr. Collins was
fishing with Verlon Owens, and he used a fly rod
with professor fly and a size 12 hook.
(Times Staff Photo)
Sapphire-Whitewater Library
To Open Thursday Afternoons
By - Wallace Brewer
SAPPHIRE - WHITEWATER
—Mrs. Betty Blair, Sapphire
Whitewater Community De
velopment club librarian, an
nounced that the library will be
held open each Thursday after
noon beginning May 20th from
2:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. The
young and elderly are invited
to participate in this library
service.
A bridal shower honoring Di
anne Gillespie, bride-elect of
Gary Hall of Lake Toxaway,
was given at the home of Mrs.
R. W. Gillespie of Leicester.
Those attending were: Mrs.
Lyle McCoy, Mrs. Linda Hold
en, Mrs. Gaye Willix, Mrs. S.
B. Hall and daughter, Revonda
of ; Lake Toxaway. The bricfe
elect received many lovely
gifts.
Harriett and Mirial Baird of
Sarasota, spent several days at
their summer home at “Creek
side”. They added a new porch
while here.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Home,
of Sarasota and Sapphire, are
busy preparing their garden on
“Chipmonk Lane”.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pemel
man, of Bradenton, Fla;, have
arrived at Sapphire for their
summer vacation.
Sunday evening callers of
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle McCoy of
Bearwallow Drive were Gaye
Willix and family, Linda Hold
en and children, Gary Hall and
Dianne Gillespie, and Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Lee, of Franklin.
Mrs. Betty Blair spent last
week visiting her granddaugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen,
of Savannah, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Condon,
who spent the winter in Mel
bourne, Fla., are spending the
summer at their residence on
Whitewater road.
The Erik Hansens and Miss
Cindi Rock were the guests of
the elder Hansen’s godchild
and her husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Tommy Merritt, of Taylors,
S. C. on Sunday.
Robert Pemelman assisted
Bert Brooks on completion of
the latter’s new home on Bear
wallow Drive on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E.
Denslow of Enterprise, Florida,
spent several days at their cot
tage at No. 2 Springs Drive
last week arranging for new
water system at their several
cottages in Sapphire. Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Avery, also of Enter
prise, were their guests.
Iric and Linda Thomas and
daughter, Michelle were Sun
day afternoon guests of Mr. and
Mrs. L. J. Bryant at Salem,
S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bryant, of
Walhalla, S. C., were Sunday
visitors of their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Lusk and children.
On behalf of the residents of
the Sapphire-Whitewater com
munities we extend our sincere
sympathy to the family of Mrs.
Macy Hinkle who passed away
recently.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS
Brevard College Golfers
Win Regional Crown Tuesday
ISPOKTSl
NEWS
PAGE THREE Thursday, May 20, 1971
Minor League, Little League Action
Now Underway At E. L. Lynn Field
Youth baseball here got
underway last, week with
large crowds in attendance at
each evening’s double head
ers.
In the Minor League, a new
team, the Giants jumped off to
a good start with impressive
wins over the other two expan
sion teams, the Yankees and the
Tigers.
In other first week action,
the Braves outlasted the Red
Sox in a real slugfest 18-16,
while the Cardinals clipped
the Panthers 94.
In the Little League, the Red
Sox whipped the Colts in the
season opener, while later in
the week the Braves took the
Mets and the Panthers edged
the Cubs. Two games were
rained out, those between the
Cardinals and the Pirates and
the Colts vs. the Mets, and these
will be played as soon as pos
sible.
Little League and Minor
League games are played
each evening except Wednes
day beginning at 6:00 p.m. at
the E. L. Lynn field directly
behind Pisgah Forest ele
mentary schooL
Refreshments are available^
and there is no admission
charge for the games.
The public is encouraged
to come down and spend an
enjoyable evening, watching
these stars of the future per
form, and support this most
worthwhile youth program
here.
Umpire - in . chief Rjchard
Swann states that there is still
a need for volunteer umpires
to work these games. Anyone
interested in helping out in this
regard is asked to contact Mr.
Swann at once.
Upper French
Broad Defense
(Continued From Page One)
mittee members.
The UFBDA group also
called on members of tbe
North Carolina Congressional
delegation to voice opposi
tion to the TVA plan.
SHERWOOD FOREST
GOLF CLUB
CEDAR MOUNTAIN, N. C.
TOURNAMENT-May 29-30 Blind Bogey-Calloway
Net, low gross prizes and a chance
1 for everyone. $1 entry fee, 50c each
extra card. REGISTER NOW.
MERCHANTS helping to sponsor our first tournament
are:
Brevard Lumber
Brevard Paint & Decorating
Case Cabinet fjjf
Coleman Tire
Gravley Plumbing
Jim’s Esso
McCrary Chevrolet
Millers Laundry & Cleaners
Mims & Lyday
Norris Concrete
Patterson's
Transylvania Times
ole tournament, daily.
Nelson Makes
State Finals
In Discus
Gary Nelson will be Bre
vard’s lone representative in
the big NCHSAA state track
meet finals ini Raleigh this
weekend.
State finalists were determin
ed here on the Brevard College
track last Friday when 69 high
schools sent teams here to com
pete in the state regional meet.
In that meet, schools from
as far east as Greensboro,
High Point, Winston-Salem
and Reidsville competed
here, with Charlotte Myers
Park winning Class II honors
and Hendersonville walking
off with the Class I crown.
Nelson placed fourth here in
the discus to qualify for the
state finals in that event.
Over 250 of the finest high
school athletes in the state
were on hand here to compete
in the regional meet, but only
a select few made the finals
to Raleigh this weekend.
Only the first four finishers
in each event made the
finals.
The unemployment , insur
ance system observed its 35th
anniversary in 1970, and cross
ed the $50 billion mark in pay
ment of regular benefits to un
employed workers. It also paid
over $10 million in Disaster
Unemployment Assistance in
the first full year of opera
tion of this new program.
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Brevard, N. C.
SANFORD—Brevard Junior
College turned in a 626 for
36-holes at Quail Ridge Coun
try Club near here Tuesday
to win the Region 10 Junior
College golf championship.
The victorious Tornadoes,
second place finishers behind
Spartanburg in the Western
Carolinas Junior College Golf
Tournament at Etowah last
week, earned a trip to Flint,
Mich., for the National Junior
College Golf Tournament,
June 8-11.
Don Dickey led the victors
with a 76-77-153. Rounding
out the winning team and
earning places in the national
were Tiger Jordan, Jimmy
Martin, Tommy Carpenter
and Marvin Davis.
Bob Henry of Chowan Col
lege was the medalist here
with a 151.
The team scores were —
Brevard 626, Spartanburg
633, Chowan 635, Mt. Olive
649, and Isothermal and Le
noir Community College no
Scores.
Wildlife Club
Meets Monday
The Transylvania Wildlife
club will hold their regular
monthly meeting at the Little
Theatre building Monday,
May 24th, at 7:30 p. m.
All members are urged to
be present and bring a friend.
The public is cordially in
cited to the meeting.
When in need of job printing,
call The Transylvania Times.
BREVARD'S FOUR MINUTE
MILER, Reggie McAfee, left, and
half-miler Lennox Stewart, third
from left, are pictured above receiv
ing congratulations from BC Presi
dent Robert A. Davis for their great
showing in last Sunday’s Freedom
Games in Philadelphia, Pa. Running
against the world’s finest milers in
what was billed as the “mile of the
century”, McAfee ran the mile in
exactly four minutes flat to place
fourth behind world record holders
Marty Liquori of Villanova, Jim
Ryan of Kansas, and unattached
Byron Dyce. Liquori and Ryan both
ran the fastest mile ever run in the
Eastern U.S. in 3:54.6, with Liquori
barely edging Ryan for the win.
Dyce edged McAfee by a step to fin
ish third in 3:59.6. Stewart finished
fifth in the half mile, running it in
1:49.8. Favored Mark Winzenreid
of Wisconsin won the event in 1:48
even. Brevard’s track coach Norm
Witek, pictured above right, accom
panied his track stars to Philadel
phi. McAfee, Stewart, Ed Williams
and Clarence Thomas and Coach
Witek left Wednesday for the Na
tional Junior College track meet in
Mesa, Arizona, where they will be
favored to win team honors over the
three day meet there this Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
(Times Staff Photo)
Ambulance Service Hearing
Is Set For Next Monday, 24th
(Continued From Page One)
to the commissioners:
“We request that you grant
to us immediately the sum of
$15,000.00 dollars. This will
be used to purchase new
equipment, and replace old
equipment vital to the proper
operation of an Ambulance
Service as specified by the
State of North Carolina. We
further request $2,000.00 dol
lars per month for one year
to subsidize our collections.”
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