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Jut five miles south of Bre
vard mi UJS. 278. Ah* under
construction are the first
phase of a motel and restau
rant to be built astride the
brook that leads to the bead
of the Aalto,
Preliminary plans call for a
championship 18 - hole golf
course, rustic club house, swim
ming pool, tennis court, riding
hiking-bicycle trail, and eques
trian center, and camping area
Paved roads and water service
will be extended throughout the
community.
The famous C'onnestee Falls
will be left in their natural
state for enjoyment of all, Mr.
Whitcomb said. The renowned
attraction is actually two sepa
rate falls in a “y” shape which
meet in a spectacular cascade.
“We feel that Comiestee
Falls is the moat exciting
opportunity for happy second
home living that has been of
fered in the Southeast,” Mid
Mr. Whitcomb. “Realtec and
Certain-teed are completely
dedicated to preferring the
ecology of this beanfital area.
Their efforts win open np to
many fortunate people the
natural beauty of Connestee
Falla and the serene moun
tain brooks, birds, wildflow
ers, dogwood, azaleas and
rhododendron.
Nearby Brevard, a friendly
southern hospitality city, offers
a wide choice of stores,
churches and community facili
ties. It is the site of the annual
"Sumnier Music Festival” and
Music Camp which attracts
music lovers and scholars from
around the world tor several
weeks each year. Brevard Col
lege, .established in 1853, is an
other fine asset of the com
munity.
Acreages in Connestee pur
chase are as follows:
Connestee Corporation, Falls
tract—2,700 acres; George F.
Hunter — 516 acres; Paul G.
Stone—289 acres; Charles E.
Griffin and William B. Crow—
356 acres; Fred H. Israel and
wife and Clyde Hubbard and
wife—4 5/8 acres; and George
F. Gibbs and Michael A. Clarke
—10 acres.
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AMONG THE 250 DELEGATES to the 16th
annual 4-H Regional Resource Development Con
ference at Fontana Village were two from Tran
sylvania County. Some 34 boys and girls from
North Carolina attended the week long event
which drew 4-H’ers from the seven states in the
Tennessee Valley. Transylvania County's dele
gates are, left to right, David Holden, Carlos
Brickford, Assistant Agricultural Extension Chair
man, and Gail McNeely. One of the major goals of
the conference was to help 4-H'ers understand how
their future is related to the development and use
of our natural resources.
"Action's" Head Start Will
Again Be Offered In County
(Continued From Page One)
September.
“Strong emphasis is now
placed on parent involvement,
health services, and staff train
ing (including career develop
ment),” explained Mrs. Robert
son. “Head Start parents assist
in designing the Head Start
budget proposal, hire person
nel. and serve as paid and
volunteer staff in the pro
gram.”
“As part of the heap.h pro
gram, each child is provided
with a medical and dental
examination, and treatment
when needed. A health edn
cation program ia also made
available to each ehOd and
his parents.”
“Inservice training for the
Head Start staff during the
coming year will include the
beginning of a series of college
courses provided locally through
the combined efforts of the
Blue Ridge Technical Institute
and Mars Hill College. A Ca
reer Development Committee,
composed of representatives of
all levels of Head Start staff,
continually seeks to discover
innovative methods for upgrad
ing present staff as well as
recognizing and motivating good
work performance,” Mrs. Rob
ertson concluded.
Services Begin Sunday At
Saint Andrews By-The-Lake
Saint Andrew’s by-the Lake,
the lovely open air chapel at
Lake Toxaway, will open for
the summer this Sunday, June
13th. The Reverend Luther
Lawing, from Brevard College,
will be the guest minister for
the opening service at 11:00.
The chapel was first started
as an extention program of St.
Philip’s Episcopal church of
Brevard but is now an inde
pendent chapel. St. Andrews
has been supported by summer
residents and tourists in the
Lake Toxaway area as well as
by many residents of Brevard
and the surrounding area.
From early June through late
September, services are held
each Sunday at 11:00 a.m., fol
lowed by a coffee hour. Every
one is invited to attend.
For the past six years, Rev
erend Lawing and his family
have lived in Brevard, where
he is a member of the faculty
of Brevard college and teaches
religion. Before coming to Bre
vard, Mr. Lawing was the Chap
lin at the North Carolina Me
morial Hospital at Chapel Hill.
He attended the University of
North Carolina and Duke Uni
versity.
The chapel is located on
Highway #281, just a minute
off U.S. 64 and overlooking the
lake at Toxaway, with the moun
tains forming a background for
the altar.
WPNF DAILY SCHEDULE I
SUNDAY
AP News A Weather each
hour, on the hour. Weatherworn}
It 27 mine, past each hour.
Other programs as follows:
7:00 Sign-On
7:06 Organ Interlude
7:15 Sunday School Lesson
7:30 Radio Bible Hour
7:55 AJP. News
8:00 Thanks To Calvary
8:30 The Gospel Hour
0:00 Forward In Faith
9:30 Speaking For G6d
10:05 Showers Of Blessings
10:20 Organ Interlude
10:30 Hymns From Harding
10:56 A.P. News
11:00 Worship Service
12:05 Weatherword
12:10 Sunday Hymn Time
1:05 Gems of Melody
(Organ)
IdS Sen. Sam J. Ervin
1:30 Songs to Remember
2:05 Sunday On The Go
5:30 Gospel Church Time
6:05 Sunday On The Go
6:30 Protestant Hour
7:00 Sign Off
AP News & Weather each
hour, on the hour. Weather
word at 27 minutes past each
hour.
MONDAY
8:00 Sign - On
6:06 Carolina Hymn Time
6:30 Transylvania RJF.D.
7KB Coffee Call
7:30 Local A Regional
News
8:05 Late Riser’s Reveille
8:55 Stork Time
9:45 iforning Devotions
10:05 Coffee Time
10:15 Helping Hand
10:45 Pat Boone Show
11:05 Musical Roundtable
11:15 Pet Dept.
12.-06 Farm A Home Hour
12:30 Trading Poet
12:35 Quartet Caravan
12:45 Noon Stock Quotes
12:55 Gems torn Bible
1:05 Country Jamboree
1:15 Bulletin Board
3:05 Matinee
3:15 Pet Dept
4:55 Featurescope
6.-30 Values For Living
5:55 Ttoptfrd ***»«*«■•
6:00 Load A Regional News
6:10 AP. News
6:15 Market Summary
6:20 Speaking of Sports
6:30 1240 Dinner Musk
7:65 Record Party
9*5 A.P. News
10:00 Sign Off
When yen think of prescrip
tions, think of VARNER’S, adv.
TUESDAY
AP News ft Weather each
hour, on the hour. Weatherword
at 27 mins, past each hour.
Other programs as follows:
6:00 Sign - On
6:06 Carolina Hymn Time
6:30 Transylvania RJ\D.
7:06 Coffee Call
7:30 Local ft Regional News
8:00 Late Riser’s Reveille
8:96 Stork Time
9:45 Morning Devotions
10:05 Coffee Time
10:45 All Kinds of Music
11:06 Musical Roundtable
11:15 Pet Dept.
12:06 Farm ft Home Hour
12:30 Trading Post
12:36 Quartet Caravan
12:46 Noon Stock Quotes
12:55 Gems From Bible
1:05 Country Jamboree
1:15 Bulletin Board
3:05 Matinee
3:15 Pet Dept.
4:55 Feature scope
6:30 Values For Living
6:96 Hospital Register
6:00 Local ft Regional News
6:10 A.P. News
6:15 Market Summary
6:20 Speaking Of Sports
6:30 1240 Dinner Music
7:05 Record Party
9:56 A.P. News
10:00 Sign - Off
WEDNESDAY
AP News ft Weather each
hour on the hour. Weatherword
at 27 mins, past each hour.
Other programs as follows:
6:00 Sign • On
6:06 Carolina Hymn Time
6:30 Transylvania RJ.D.
7:06 Coffee Call
7:30 Local ft Regional News
8:06 Late Riser’s Reveille
8:56 Stork Time
0:45 Morning Devotions
10:06 Coffee Time
10:15 Helping Hand
10:45 Here’s To Veterans
11:06 Musical Roundtable
11:15 Pet Dept
12:05 Farm ft Home Hour
12:30 Trading Post
12:35 Quartet Caravan
12:55 Gems from Bible
1:05 Country Jamboree
1:15 Bulletin Board
3:05 Matinee
8:15 Pet Dept
3:30 Space Story
4.90 r eauirescope
5:30 Values For Living
site Hospital Register
6:00 Local ft RcglonM News
6:10 AP News
6:15 Market Summary
6:20 Speaking of Sports
6:30 1240 Dinner Musk
7:05 Record Party
0:96 AP Mows
10:00 Sign Off
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THURSDAY
AP News and Weather each
hew on the how. Weatherword
at 27 mins, past each hour.
Other programs as t allows:
6:00 Sign On
6:06 Carolina Hymn Time
6:30 Transylvania JtJ\D.
7:06 Coffee Call
7:30 Local k Regional News
6:06 Late Riser’s Reveille
8:66 Stork Time
9:06 Morning Devotions
10:06 Coffee Tfane
10:46 Serenade In Blue
11:06 Musical Roundtable
11:15 Pet Dept
12:06 Farm and Home Hour
12:30 Trading Post
12:36 Quartet Caravan
12:46 Noon Stock Quotes
12:36 Gems from Bible
1:16 Bulletin Board
3:05 Matinee
3:15 Pet Dept
4:55 Featurescope
5:30 Values For Living
5:56 Hospital Register
6:00 Local k Regional News
6:10 AP News
6:15 Market Summary
6:20 Speaking at Sports
6:30 1240 Dinner Music
7:05 Record Party
9:55 AP News
FRIDAY
AP News and Weather each
hour on the bow. Weatherword
at 27 minutes past each hour.
10:00 Sign Off
Other programs as follows:
6:00 Sign On
6:05 Carolina Hymn Time
6:30 Transylvania R.FD.
7:06 Coffee Call
7:30 L^eal k Regional News
8:06 Late Riser’s Reveille
6.-55 Stork lime
9:45 Morning Devotions
1U05 Coffee Time
10:15 Helping Hand
*0:45 Flower Gardening Time
11:06 Musical Roundtable
11:15 PM Dept
12:06 Farm and Home Hour
12:30 fratf&f Post
Caravan
Stack Quotes
12:06 Gama From BMa
1.-06 Country Jamboree
1:15 Bulletin Board
3:06 Matinee
2:18 Pet Dept
Featurescope
Values For Living
Hospital
Local k Regional News
AP News
Market Summary
6:20 Speaking at Sports
6:30 1240 Dinner M
7:06 Record Party
9:56 AP NOW!
10:00 Sign Off
T"-!
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SATURDAY
AP News and Weather each
hour on the hour. Weatherword
a t 27 minutes past each hour.
Other programs as follows:
6.-00 Sigh On
6:05 Carolina Hjnmn Time
6:30 Transylvania R.F.D.
7:06 Coffee Call
7:30 Local & Regional News
8:06 Late Riser’s Reveille
8:56 Stork lime
8:45 Morning Devotions
10:06 Coffee Tima
10:30 Good Tidings Brdcst
11:06 Heartbeat Hjeater
11:30 Country Music Time
11:30 Musical Roundtable
12:06 Tarheel Wildlife
12:15 Quartet Caravan
12:30 Trading Post
1:06 Country Jamboree
3:05 Army Hour
3:30 Matinee
2:06 Matinee Music
6:30 Values For Living
5:66 Hospital Register
6:00 Local & Regional News
6:10 AP News
6:20 Speaking Of Sports
6:30 Theater 70
7:05 Record Party
9:55 AP News
10:00 Sign Off
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Making Gift To Coronary Unit
Of New Hospital? Here's How
(liimtttti
Persons desiring to make
gifts to the Coronary Care
Unit of the new Transylvania
Community hospital can do
so by giving them to Mrs.
Nell Dlsher at the First
Citiaens Bank and Trust
Company, Brevard, or they
can be mailed to her at that
address.
Mrs. Dishner says that
gifts designated for this
ICCU should be marked “In
Memory of . . .” and a suit
able acknowledgement will
be mailed.
Truck Employment Up
More than eight million per
sons — one out of every nim
workers in the U. S. — are em
ployed by the Nation’s truck
ing industry.
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Legion Post i
Will Hold ]
Supper And
Bingo Party
Monroe Wilson Post, No. 8d»
The American Legion, will hol(t
its monthly covered dish din»
ner and bingo party on SatuS
. day, June 12th, at 7:15 p.m. "
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All Legionnaires and menj£
bers of the Auxiliary are inj
vited and urged to attend. Z
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EMERGENCY
AMBULANCE SERVICE
On June 15, 1971 at midnight, private ambulance
service in Transylvania County will be discontinued.
To provide emergency ambulance service here,
Transylvania County has arranged with the Brevard
and Rosman Rescue Squads to answer emergency calls
on a temporary basis.
Beginning On June 16, 1971,
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