MRS. PAULA LYDAY DONALD C. CRAWFORD Two Transylvania Teachers To Make Study-Tour Of North Africa Two Transylvania County teachers have been selected by Western Carolina Uni versity to participate in a study ■ tour of North Afri ca this summer. They are Mrs. Paula Lyday of Rt. 2 and Mr. Donald C. Crawford of 201 Southview Dr. Mrs. Metzger teaches at Rosman Junior High School. She received the bachelor of arts degree and the bachelor of science in education de gree from WCU. Mr. Crawford teaches at T. C. Henderson School. He ently mas •r^afW^U. is enrolled' ter’s degree progra The special WCU program, planned for 30 persons, is sup ported by a U. S., Office of Ed ucation grant. It is designed to place selected educators in Morocco and Tunisia for a con centrated five . weeks study of the culture, art, history, and geography of the two Arabic countries. ,,^Dr. Ray B. Sizemore, WCU professor of education, is director of the project. Dr. Lewis Cloud, WCU assistant EXECUTRIX’S NOTICE In the General Court of Justice Superior Court Division State of North Carolina Transylvania County Having qualified as Execu trix of the estate of Frank J. Johnson of Transylvania Coun ty, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said Frank J. Johnson to pre sent them to the undersigned within 6 months from date of tbq publication of this notice i’3p§$e will be pleaded in bar . recovery. |A11 persons ;t0‘ said estate please immediate payment. ' the. 25th day of June, L. JOHNSON Box 426 -$rq, '28732 ’^'Attorney #V&en does-a’baby need jhard sole shoes? • >A -v-t-:'■*'$L ’••* doctors recommend hard soles when the baby begins to pull himself up. There are good reasons for this. . • • The trouble is that too many mothers think of stiff soles when the doctor says hard soles. This writer has surveyed found stiff professor of education, will serve as assistant director, and Dr. Julian Dobrowolski, WCU associate professor of Spanish, will serve as lang uage specialist. The group will depart from the Asheville airport on July 19th for the flight via New York and Madrid to Tangier, Morocco. Several days will be spent in Tangier. The group then will travel to Fez, Mek nes, Rabat, Marrakesh, and Casablanca before a flight to Tunis on Aug. 10th. There, special lectures will be presented to the group, as orientation and an introduction to Tunisia, by the staff of the American Embassy. Visits will be made to such historical places as Tunis, Cathage, Utica, Dougga, Bizerte, Sousse, and Sfax. Lectures will be given by host country natives and the WCU faculty members. Following the conclusion of the study tour, individual mem bers of the group will have the opportunity to stop for several days in Europe before return ing to the United States. The educator participants will serve as special resource persons in their respectiwe school systems during , the coming school year to help plan and implement studies on North Africa. NOTICE State of North Carolina '• County of Transylvania Under and by virtue of an order of the General Court of Justice, District Court Division, of Transylvania County, North Carolina, made in an action en titled "Hattie Q. McCalL vs. Sam Q. McCall," the undesign ed Commissioner will on Wed nesday, August 4th, 1971, at twelve o’clock, noon, at the courthouse door in Brevard, North Carolina, offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash that ^certain tliaet_ of land ly ing and being in BrevardTown shjp, ; Transylvania. Cbunty, North- Carolina, and more par tioilarly described as follows: BEGINNING at a Post Oak Stump or Stake in the center of Kilpatrick Street, and the public road leading to M. P. Hawkins, and rims with the center of said public road lead ing to M. P Hawkins, South 88 deg, East 135 feet to a stake in the center of' said road, J. Frank McCall’s corner; thence with J. Frank McCall’s line, “North 3 deg. East 280 feet to a stake, McCall's corner; thence still with J. Frank McCall’s line, North 88 d$g. West 185 feet to a stake in the center of Kilpatrick Street; “ thence with the center of Kilpatrick Street, South, South 5 deg. East 286 feet to the BEGINNING. Con taining one acre, more or less, and being Lots Nos. 30 and 31 as shown on plat made by A. L. Hardin for C. C. Kilpatrick of the Richard Ponder Place. This sale is made subject to a lien at Brevard Federal Sav ings & Loan in the amount of $708.52 and any and all unpaid taxes. This the 8th day of July, 1971. S/John R. Hudson, Jr. 7/8/4tc Commissioner When yea think of prescrip tions, think of VARNER’S, adv. Novi' Playing At The Playhouse "Man With Expensive Tastes ' For U)gik second production of the reason t^ie; Flat ' Rbck Playhoufe M presenting ‘The Man witfeExffetwiye ‘Tastes,” London’|| shiaslyhit,. crime play, by EduRjKPercv , and Lilian Wenhanffc}‘r ” The play deals with a gang of international hrooks and builds to an exiting climax. Forgery is the theme of the plot, hypnotistp is the means, and audiehdes^ihave been high ly intrigisd with the thrilling development. It has all the in griedents if a first - class crime play, antf^va* stage is full of interesting, w#lT • developed characters. , , Portraying the- exhibitionist forger, ># lover of good things who ijtjah faave money for his expensive tastes, is Richard Hudson. His Cockney brother, Alfred, is played by Walter WiL liamson. Both are making their first appearance on the Flat Rock Stage. In New York, Mr. Hudson appeared in “Merry Wives of Winsdor,” and has appeared with George Segal and Rosemary Murphy in “Ma jor Barbara.” On television he has appeared in “Robert Browning: Dramatic Monolo gues.” Walter Williamson has worked at the Virginia Mu seum Theatre in “Mara’tTSade”/' “Arms and the Man,” and many other shows. .Tom Campbell, former Vaga bdnd who worked with Otto Preminger on the filming of “Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon,” portrays Mr. Onyx, chief of the internation al criminals. Earl* Wentz has the role of Noel Fordcr, one of the crooks. This marks Mr. Wentz’s second season at Flat Rock, where last year he per formed .in the World Premiere of “Crocodile Smile” and “Miss Pell is. a^ssiijg,”: among others. In' Ch3#lo{td, Mr. Wentz has his own studios aF the Perform ing Arts.' Also in tlje east ip Helen Bragdotr as the Irish house Jtegpwv Mrs. Maurya , Grogan Miss Bragdon is best remember ed for her portrayals of Opal in “Everybody Loves Opal,” the mother in “Barefoot in the Park,” and Eliza Gant in last season’s “Look Homeward, Angel.” Rounding out the cast are I Sally Nall as Sandra Ord, the beautiful young daughter of the man with expensive tastes; Robin Farquhar as John Hast ings,, her lover; Ceha Evans as Yrena, the hot - blooded Italian maiden; Dcryl Carroll as Spike Munch, the rnueh East End bruiser; and Ralph Rod pat}! ,as Eddje, the American Who helps to solve the mystery. • Anita Urannls is the stage director. The setting of the play, the complex library-cop servatory - garden of the Syl vester Ord home in Mill Hill, England, is designed and exe cuted bv Walter O’Rourke. Den nis Maulden is stage manager, Mimi Corson is sound coor dinator, and Bob Hiers is in a war that up to now we have been unable to win. More over, there is always a feeling that most classified documents came into being to fulfill! a bureaucratic rather' than a na tional need. All this goes beyond the bounds of a war and the chron icle of events that led us into it. Governmental -secrecy is a? old as the Republic, and for lighting technician. Performances are Tuesday through Saturday evenings at 8:30, with matinees Wednes day and Saturday at 2:30. Flat Fock Playhouse, the State Theatre of North Carolina, is located three miles south of Hendersonville, on U. S. 25. that matter as ol but the real teg£y ^practice1 serves ®i countrjf.'.The pur] .'Commission ^ibu amine the sysfmt information tha frtr, the mosfc^ Congress approves t establish this Ciomn, I hope it wijl, It wi_. __ incumbent oik* tiM resident, the Vice President*" nd the ,as nations, ' lether the is the •» i of tha.„ ^ to ex controlled'1'' ■own up-, ce 19$Q irts with lot, how"' it. If. bill to ion, and hen be Speaker of the lib,”1 who have the power' to ££i oint the Commissioners, to, sSe that those they choose, iare unique ly qualified to sdrve the na tional interest 'rather t lan par tisan political conprai i. mi V' ~i m m T ™ ** Pet Ritz Frozen Wie Shells 2-Ci. IC-Ox. Pkgs. ★ „ $ 1.00 “SUPER-RIGHT” QUALITY MEATS SUPER-RIGHT” QUALITY HEAVY CORN-FED BEEF ____ , .. _____ • _ BLADE CUT LB «.»>wwjiir Hwy Inf Delmonico Steak lb. $1.59 '■SuMf-Kiflhr Quality Mt "Super-Right" Heavy Ini "Juper-Rlght" Grata M Roof Rib Eye Steak lb. $1.99 Full Cut Chuck Steak lb. 69c Cubed Chuck Steak lb. $1.19 "Super-Right" Heavy Beef Oven Ready Rib Roast Lb. <:V&- "Super-Right" Heavy Beef. Boneless 3jjaif <-« slog Rjb Steaks-$139 "Super-Right" Heavy Beef Boneless Chuck ? 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