PICK-YOUR-OWN — Shown
♦hove is Tommy Hooper, Jr., of the
^Balvert Community near the Amer
tan Thread Company. Tommy is
irrently conducting a pick-your
jffwn operation in cooperation with
tJIfre Extension Service and the TVA
Jtesource Management Demonstra
jMon Program. He is conducting an
enterprise demonstration project in
volving squash, sweet corn, bunch
beans, okra, tomatoes and sweet
peppers. Tommy will be quite busy
selling his produce for the next few
weeks, and will welcome any in
quiries about the produce at the Live
Oak Farm at Calvert.
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Education
Board To
Meet 9th
The regular monthly meeting
of the Transylvania County
Board of Education will be held
Monday night, August 9th, at
8:00 p.m. in the Education Cen
ter, West Main Street.
Moffitt Reunion
Set August 8th
The Moffitt reunion has been
set for Sunday, August 8th.
It will be held at Camp
Straus, beginning at 1:00
o’clock.
The announcement comes
from George Moffitt, the presi
dent, and Myrtle Arden, the
secretary and treasurer.
Entertainment is being plan
ned for the event.
Laugh Corner
A fellow I know says he once
got an invitation to a political
party fund-raising dinner which
included these words: “One
hundred dollars per plate.
Boquefort dressing 25 cents ex
tra.”
When yon think of prescrip
tions. think of VARNER'S, adv.
The teacher asked her pupils
to name as many of the states
as possible. One child named
all of them and the teacher re
marked how great it was. She
said she could not have done
that when she was the child’s
age. One of the other pupils
piped up, “and there were prob
ably only thirteen of them at
that time.”
This poor fellow was crying
as he complained to his psychia
trist about his mother-in-law.
“I can’t take it anymore,” he
bawled. “She’s driving me
crazy. She puts her two cents
into everything—the baby, the
meals, the wall-paper! I’m ready
to blow my top!”
The psychiatrist listened;
then said: “There’s no help for
you unless you assert yourself
and tell your mother-in-law to
move out.”
“How can I?” the patient
shrieked. “It’s her house!”
Tommy Hooper Jr., Has Unique
Production, Marketing Program
A new concept in vegetable
production and marketing is
being undertaken by one of
Transylvania County's young
farmers. Tommy Hooper, Jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
L. Hooper of Route 2, Bre
vard, is cooperating with the
Extension Service and Re
source Management Farm
Program conducted by the
TV A in this project.
Tommy has planted approxi
mately four acres in vegetables,
which will be marketed on a
pick-your-own basis. Some of
the crops planted include:
sweet corn, tomatoes, okra,
squash, pole beans, onions, rad
ishes, and lettuce.
These vegetables will be
harvested by the buyers
themselves at a substantial
savings. In addition to the
savings in marketing vege
tables will be much fresher
Brevard High School Band
Begins Rehearsals Aug. 16th
Brevard High School Band
rehearsals are announced to
since the buyer will be pick
ing directly from the field.
Most of the vegetables are
new in production, and avail
able to the pnblic.
Tommy is keeping a thorough
set of records in order for the
success of this project to be
properly evaluated. In addition,
he is entering the Horticultural
Crops Contest, which is spon
sored by the Asheville Agricul
tural Development Council in
the horticultural projects in the
4-H Club program.
day by James F. Harwell,
band director.
Band camp will be held
U»e week of August 16th
20th. AH senior high band
students desiring to partlci
wiU be expected to attend.
An bandsmen will report
with instruments to the BHS
band room on Monday morn
ing, August 16th, at 10:00 a.
Never swim too soon after
eating, sugests Liberty Mutual
Insurance Company. An unex
pected muscle cramp just might
make it your last meal.
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