Stevenson To Be Heard On
"A Citizen Speaks" Friday
(CHrttnet From Pt|e One)
lished in October, 1970, and
was printed by The Transyl
vania Times.
It consisted of sketches of
native Methodist ministers of
Eastern Shore of Virginia.
Other Programs
The schedule for the Farm
and Home hour is as follows:
Thursday, Station Program; Fri.
day, U, S. Forest Service, Dan
Hile; Monday, County Extension
Chairman Jerry Purser; Tues
day, Station Program; Wednes
day, Home Agent Miss Jean
Childers.
Morning Devotions will be
conducted by Rev. Thomas Me
Phail of Brevard-Davidson River
Presbyterian church for the
coming week.
" The Sunday morning church
service is being broadcast
through the remote facilities of
WPNF from the Brevard-David
son River Presbyterian church
at 11:00 a.m.
When in need of job printing,
call The Transylvania Times.
Smokty Sayti
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heritage!
Scriptures for the blind were
first distributed by the Ameri
can Bible Society, New York,
in 1835. For the sightless and
visually handicapped today, in
addition to braille Bibles, the
Society distributes Scriptures
in large type and on records,
cassettes, and reel tapes.
HENDERSONVILLE
CLASSIC FILM SERIES
PRESENTS
The Seventh in its First-Wednesday
of-the-Month Movies
JOSE FERRER
Who Won the Academy Award for his
Performance as
“CYRANO DE BERGERAC”
Rostan’s Great Romantic Play
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Revival Begins
Next Monday At
Cathey's Creek
Revival services will begin at
the Cathey’s Creek Baptist
church on Monday evening,
August 30th, at 7:30 p.m.,
through September 4th.
The guest speaker will be
Reverend Jimmy Rose, Evange
list and missionary. Reverend
Rose is a member of Tabernacle
Baptist Church in Greenville.
He and his family are also mis
sionaries to Brazil, South Amer
ica. They have served two, four
year terms there to date and are
now home on Furlough.
The Talley Quartet will fur
nish music for this meeting.
The public is invited and en
couraged to come.
Wycliffe’s Bible, the first
English translation, was writ
ten by hand in 13)13. In 1971
type was set by computer for
publication of the American
Bible Society’s best - selling
New Testament in Today’s Eng
lish Version, popularly known
as ‘Good News for Modern
Man.”
Having a limited amount of
type it took Johann Gutenberg
five years to hand set and
print the Bible. Today the en
tire volume can he composed
electronically in 77 minutes.
Keep Tuned To
WPNF
12 4 0
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Attention Customers Of Miller's Laundry!
If you had any laundry or dry cleaning in Miller’s,
please report all of your losses at our temporary office
on South Broad Street, next to D. Guy Dean’s.
Please check all of your laundry that we have re
turned this week, as some of your articles might have
been burned. Any dry cleaning that has been returned
or picked up was not involved in the fire.
Clothes That Were Stored
With Us For The Summer
Were NOT Involved In Any
Way With The Fire!
You have 30 days to file any claims for clothing loss.
Ted Miller wishes to let everyone know that he is sorry
for any inconvenience that the fire might have caused.
CHURCH CLOTHES — A fa
ther helps his daughter
wrap a scarf around her
shorts-clad derriere so she
can be admitted to the Vat
ican in Rome. The bars are
up against physical display.
To Hold Public
(Continued From Page One)
who wants the area rezoned so
he can lengthen the runway
from the present 2,100 feet to
a length of 3,100 feet as well as
make other improvements.
Don’t hesitate to let the
other driver go even though
you have the right of way, sug
gests Liberty Mutual Insurance
Companies. A wrong move could
make you dead right.
DOROTHY MANNERS'
Hollywood
HOLLYWOOD — Sandy
Duncan, the cutest kook this
side of Goldie Hawn, is so new
to fame that the barbs and
darts of the printed press hurt
her. Particu
larly If they
are barbs and
darts about
her “cuteness,”
her stock-in
fey which has
put her where
she is today.
That would be
up on the big
screens as one
Sandy
, Duncan
Ui Uie OLCUS VJ.
Disney's “Mil
lion Dollar
Duck,” plus
that commercial still playing
TV depicting Sandy as an
eager-to-please little bank tel
ler who just can't'pronounce
or spell the name of new cus
tomer Jano Poporpolus.
It is practically. impossible
to view Sandy on either big or
little screen without a mental
squeal of: “Isn’t she darling?”
But one critic out of St. Paul
Accomplished it.
Blue eyes popped wide, her
hands nervously mussing her
close-cropped blonde hair, lit
tle-girl indignation in her
voice, Sandy breathed, "Do
you know what he said about
my appearance on the Emmy
show? He said I was a pain in'
the butt!”
Frankly, Sandy is hardly
used to any of the things that
•have been happening to her
with breath-taking rapidity.
From commercials to Disney
to the star role in Para
mount’s big film, “Star-Span
gled Girl,” all in just over a
year, is enough to boggle the
Imind of a case-hardened vet
.eran.
And that isn’t all that’s go
ing on. The day I caught up
with her she was between
segments of her new CBS-TV
series, “Funny Face,” touted
as providing Sandy's best op
portunity yet to showcase her
comedic gifts. Dressed in pur
ple checked gingham hot
pants with matching top, -he
looked like a commercial for a
lcllipop.
l ot to be a lout like that
St. Paul character, I couldn’t
resist asking, “Sandy, how
much of this cute-llttle-girl-'
Image you are projecting h
really you*"
The look she gave mo was
level and so was her answer:
| “What yon and others see Is
one phase of my perronallty.
St is what has brought me to
WW I« today lt L^ov
Distributed 1
ing popular, Isn’t it? I feel X
should establish myself now In
what people expect of me, or.
rather the Sandy Duncan they
are ' beginning to recognize.
Some, time in the future I may
want to start thinking of char
acters more diversified. But
that’s in the future. And this
is now.” Smart “little girl,”
this one.
Her background is singular
ly well-based for a young per
former thought of as sprung
up just recently, and in com
mercials, of all things. Bom
in Tyler, Tex., where her fa
ther still runs a successful
automotive service station, she
boasts a surprising number of
trophies on her mantelpiece.
The Broadway production of
"Canterbury Tales” got Sandy
a Tony nomination for “most
talented newcomer.” Her
smash engagement in the re
vival of “The Boy Friend” won i
her the Outer Critics Circle )
prize, the New York Drama j
Desk Award and another Tony
nomination. She’s been singing
and dancing ever since she *
was 12, when her Tyler dance I
teacher hauled her off to Dal- j
las to be one of the children in <
“The King and I.” I
When she left for New York ;
at IT, she found no trouble ]
getting work in such hit must- i
cals as “The Music Man” at i
City Center, and on the road \
in “Gypsy” and “Bye, Bye, <
Birdie.” TV commercial* <
proved lucrative and numer- .
ous. ' i
Two years ago, doing ’Tour
Own Thing” in Toronto, she
met Bruce Scott, a young mu
sician-singer in the cast, and
•when the show went to New
York, she and Bruce were
married in the Little Church ■
Around the Comer.
“He used to sing there as a
choir boy.”
They live now in a rented,'
hiUside Hollywood house, only -
Bruce is not ;
currently on .
hand. He Is in
the East audi
tioning for one
of the three
companies of
“Jesus Christ,
Superstar.”
“I'll tell yon
i a little secret,*
she giggled.
“Bruce’s real
either!" . i
Which is when ganay-mtf
X—came In.
Teatuns Syndicate
"...
Suspect Turns
Himself In At
Nashville, Tenn
'Continued From Page One)
Tuesday afternoon whether a
pistol or a rifle bad been
used.
Sheriff Milford Hubbard said
that neighbors reported hearing
firecrackers or gunshots Tues
day night. They thought that
firecrackers were being used to
frighten birds.
Suspect Arrested
J—Cook was reportedly un
employed since his discharge
July 1970 from the U. S. Air
Force where he held the rank
of captain. He was reported
to have checked into a Nash
ville motel at 7:30 a.m. Tues
day.
Metropolitan Homicide Sgt.
Tom Cathey said Cook was ar
rested by two detectives after
he called police headquarters
and said, “I think I went ber
serk last night. I may have hurt
somebody.”
Metropolitan police said a
search of the 1964 Ford Cook
was driving disclosed a loaded
.38 cal. revolver with one
spent cartridge, a 30.06 rifle
with scope, a butcher knife,
and two spent .38 cal. cart
ridges.
He was being held by Nash
ville authorities on the charge
of being a fugitive from justice.
Cook waived extradition, and
was expected to be turned over
to the Transylvania County of
ficers Wednesday.
The Wise Owl Club of Amer
ica, the eye-safety incentive
program of the NSPB, awards
membership to industrial em
ployees and students whose
eyesight has been saved by
wearing eye protection at the
time of a potentially blinding
accident.
When in need of job printing,
call The Transylvania Times.
Schools Opened On Schedule,
First Full Day Set Thursday
(Continued from Pago One)
are as follows:
September 6, 1971, Labor
Day
October 5, 1971, Professional
Meeting
November 25 - 26, 1971,
Thanksgiving
December 22 - 31, 1971,
Christmas
January 17, 1972, Teachers
Work Day - Pupil Holiday
March 31 • April 3, 1972,
Easter
The school months are as fol
lows:
First Month, August 26-Sep
tember 23, 1971
Second Month, Sept 24 - Oct.
22, 1971
Third Month, Oct. 23 - No
vember 19, 1971
Fourth Month, Nov. 22 - Dec.
21, 1971
Semester examinations are to
be scheduled immediately prior
to Christmas holidays.
Fifth Month, January 3 - Jan
uary 31, 1972
Sixth Month, February 1-Feb
ruary 28, 1972
Seventh Month. February 29 -
March 27, 1972
Eighth Month, March 28
April 26, 1972
Ninth Month, April 27 - May
24, 1972.
When yon think of prescrip
tions, think of VARNEK’S. adv.
TRY THE TIMES
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