■ NEWS
PAGE FIVE Thursday, October 21, 1971
Brevard Mites Continue Win
Streak, Midgets Play To Tie
Eric Crite and Allen Mather
each scored two touchdowns in
leading Brevard Mites to a 26-0
win over Biltmore Valley
Springs. Mather scored on two
pass receptions from Crite, one
good for 62 yards. Crite scored
on a run and a pass intercep
tion. Richard Kilgore account
ed for a two point conversion.
The Mites were tough on de
fense led by Crite, Kilgore, Mc
Gibboney. Angel, Thompson
and David Tucker.
The Brevard Midgets record
ed their second tie of the sea
son, a 6-6 contest with Biltmore
Valley Springs. Brevard scored
first with Eddie Snipes going
for a score in the first quarter.
The game was scoreless until
the fourth quarter when Bilt
more Valley Springs blocked a
punt and Gary Johnson recover
ed in the end zone for a TD.
Brevard moved the ball very
well but could not find the com
bination to score. The Brevard
defense was again outstanding,
repeatedly stopping Biltmore
Valley’s offense.
The Mites and Midgets next
opponent is away at East Hen
derson Oct. 23.
Thursday Night
Ladies Handicap
Bowling League
Standings for Oct. 21, 1971
Won Lost.
Beauty Nook-20 8
Perkins Oil-15 13
Public Service_15 13
Do Be’s_14 14
Pisgah Fish Camp_13 15
Margarets __ 13 15
Lvda-McCrary _12 16
Etowah Recreation
Center___ 10 18
Scoring as Follows:
Mary Alice Allen-- 215-172/536
Pat Paxton_ 180/510
Nan Wood — 182-176/491
Games By:
Judy Miller_203
Sudie Hampton —__- 196
Phoebe Hooper __ 180
Mary Jane Mullinax_176
Splits By:
Mary Jane Mullinax_5-10
Bea Baynard ___ 3-10
Jerri Westall __2-7
Parents Invited To Meetings
Of Mental Health Services
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Transylvania Mental Health
Services offers to the parents
of this community an opportun
ity to meet with other parents
to discuss how the child grows
and how to handle the problems
that arise.
The schedule of meetings for
this fall at 11:00 a. m. is as
follows:
St Philip’s Community
Parish House Center
— --October 26
November 2-November 9
November 16-November 23
November 30-December 7
December 14-December 21
All interested parents are
cc.dially invited to come.
JERRY TUTTLE moves the
ball downfield in the Homecoming
soccer game against UNO - A.
soccer game for the Brevard College
Tornadoes against UNC - A.
(Photo by Bill Boggs)
Sylvan Squares
Meet Oct. 22nd
The Sylvan Squares will hold
their annual business meeting
during the Fourth Friday Dance
on October 22 at the American
I.egion Hall. This announce
ment comes from the Club
President.
This is an important meeting
and all Sylvan Squares are urg
ed to attend. There are impor
tant matters to come before the
club as well as installation of
new officers.
“The Class is going into the
fourth week so let’s all come out
and support the students and
show them how much enjoy
ment there is in Western
Square Dancing. Those Sylvan
Squares who have been inactive
for a while are invited to come
out to the classes and get back
in the swing of fun you have
been missing,” the president
concludes.
tfKKVARD HIGH SCIIOOL
1971
“B” TEAM SCHEDULE
Plav Off Game Oct. 21.
All games 4:30 except Enka
Played 5:00 P. M.
BREVARD HIGH SCHOOL
1971
“A” TEAM SCHEDULE
H—Erwin ..— Oct. 23
\—Reynolds _ Oct. 28
Ail games start 7:30
Steel industry experiments
have shown the so-called “tin”
can (nearly all steel) is a nat
ural for recycling because it
can be separated easily from
other discards by use of elec
tromagnets.
Brevard road-runners are
victorious at Homecoming
In the cross-country action
last week, Brevard defeated
Wingate Junior College at
Homecoming by a score of 15
to 50. Brevard put fourteen
men ahead of Wingate’s first
man.
Charles Summitt won his
first crosscountry meet with a
time of 21:47. Summitt’s time
was the seventh fastest time in
Brevard history. Brevard’s other
performers were John Grady,
second: Gene Heheir.ann, third;
Stuart Parrish, fourth; Mike
Smith, fifth; Bill Triplett, six
th; Tim Jordan, seventh; Dave
Peacock, eighth; Robert Patter
son, ninth; Tim Braxton, ten
th; Bob Crump, eleventh;
Grady Decell twelfth; Ronnn
Rash, thirteenth; Jerry Pugh,
fourteenth; and Neil Brown,
sixteenth.
The Roadrunners welcomed
back Bob Crump, who had been
out since the beginning of the
season with injuries.
After the meet, Coach Norm
W'itck commented on his team’s
progress: “With less than a
month to go before the nation
al meet, Brevard runners are
finally gaining experience and
confidence in their running
ability. There is still plenty of
work to accomplish before a
decision can be made whether
to run in the nationals.”
Laugh Corner j
Pollution is one of those
things that everybody talks
about and everybody does some
thing about — like contrib
uting to it.
The president of a woolen
company happily announced to
the board of directors; “Good
news, gentlemen! Our research
department has developed a
moth that will eat synthetics.”
An elderly woman bought
two sweaters for her son-in-law
and mailed them to him for his
birthday. Some weeks later she
paid a visit. Being a dutiful and
peacerloving man, the son-in
law was wearing one of the
sweaters when his mother-in-law
arrived.
She immediately glared at
him and barked: “What’s the
matter, didn’t you like the other
one?”
Surgeon (addressing students
at a medical school: “The
muscle in the patient’s left leg
has contracted until it is much
shorter than the muscle in the
right leg. Therefore, he limps.
Now what would you do in such
a circumstance?”
First student to answer:
“Limp, too.”
As the man watched the
millionaire drive by in his
chauffered limousine, he mut
tered; “But for me, there go
W
The proud mother was bragg
ing about her son in college.
“He made the football team,
you know, she announced.
“I'n*t that nice," replied her
neighbor, “what position does
he play?”
“Well,” boasted mom, “the
sports writer in the college
referred to him as the
drawback the team
ever
I When yon think of prescrip
lions, think of VABNER’S, ads.
Soccer team nipped
by U. N. C. - A.
On Saturday, October 9, the
soccer team played U.N.C. —
\sheville. Despite the fact that
:he team was determined to
vin to make Homecoming com
plete, they had a 2-1 loss.
U.N.C. scored in the first
play of the game, bringing the
morale of the team down con
siderably.
Tn the last eight minutes a
goal was scored by Jerry Tut
tle which made the game ex
tremely tense. Tri-Captain Tut
tle had this to say about Sat
urday’s game: “After U.N.C.’s
first score we had a terrible let
down, but I think everyone ov
ercame his disappointment and
fought back in the second half.
Everyone really hustled and
tried amazingly hard despite
the loss.”
Wednesday
Morning Coffee
League
Won Lost
Varners _ 17 7
Butler Auto_ 15 9
Martin-Jones 14 10
Groves Launderette - 14 10
Pat’s Shoe Marts_13 11
Brevard Pharmacy ... 9 15
Osborne Heating_ 9 15
Red-Lion - ------ 5 19
High Individual Games
Scratch
Marie Schmidt_201
Margaret Howard_196, 177
June Johnson_—. 189
Pat Paxton __----- 188
Sue Taylor ____181
Ruth Medlock —___179
Handicap
Marie Schmidt_201
June Johnson _ 214
Margaret Howard_211
Faye Poirier --_ - 205
Frances Barton „^_203
Pat Paxton__ 203
High Individual Series
Scratch
Margaret Howard __. 533
Marie Schmidt_ 512
Ruth Medlock_505
Evelyn Johnston--- 477
Sylvia Boyd_-_475
Handicap
Margaret Howard_578
Faye Poirier -_ 574
Ruth Medlock _ 559
Marie Schmidt _554
Frances Barton_„ 540
Sylvia Boyd_538
Splits
Kathy Robinson_2-7-10
Frances Barton_ 3-10
Sylvia Boyd_3-10
Ruth Medlock -_3-10
Barbara Ludwick___5-7
Sue Taylor_5-10
Jan Queen_;_ 5-10
BKEVaRI) high school
1971
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
Away—Erwin _ Oct. 22
Home—Glen Alpine -- Oct. 29
Away—Enka Nov. 5
ROSMAN HIGH SCHOOL
1971
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
Open _ Oct. 21
Away Mt. Holly_ Oct. 21
Open_,_-_ Nov. 3
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Co-Ed Theater
Nil-Way Cleaners
Sears
Borevard Paint and
Decorating Center
Four-Lane Builder Supply
— Pre-Game Warm-Up and Post Game Score
board sponsored by Pattersons - Brevard and
Caimes Sales and Service
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