Rotarians Hear
Ranger Dan Hile
Brevard Rotarians were given
first hand information on the
operations of the Pisgah Na
tional Forest at their regular
weekly meeting on Monday in
Gaither’s Rhododendron room.
The speaker was Ranger Dan
Hile, and he also gave out a
sheet of information that listed
the various projects in the for
est and the costs of operations.
His talk was well received by
the Rotarians, and he was pre
sented by Rotarian Gil Coan.
President John I. Anderson pre
sided over the meeting.
During the business session,
the president inducted George
Turner into the club.
Mr. Turner succeeded John
Clark as branch manager of
Brevard’s Duke Power company
office recently. He comes to
Brevard from Thomasonville
and is a graduate of Davidson
College.
Mr. Turner and his wife and
two sons will move into their
new home in Illahee Hills short
ly after the first of November.
Laugh Corner
The church usher was in
structing a youth successor in
the details of his office.
“And remember, my boy, that
we have nothing but good, kind
Christians in this church — un
til you try to seat someone else
in their pew.”
“Is there anybody in the con
gregation who wants a prayer
said for his failings?” asked the
minister.
“Yes,” came an answer from
a man in the front row. “I’m a
spendthrift. I throw my money
around, reckless like.”
“Very well,” said the min
ister. “We will join in prayer
for the brother here — just af
ter the collection plate has been
passed around.”
A lady came to the station
attendant complaining that her
car was jumping. The attendant
checked the spark, found that
one TVlinder wasn’t hitting.
“Lady, you have a cylinder
missing,” he told her.
“I don’t see how that could
be,” she frowned. “I keep my
garage locked all the time.”
Customer: “Say, this car you
sold me can’t climb a hill, and
you swore up and down it was
a good car.”
Salesman: “No, I didn’t swear
up and down. I said on the level
it was a good car.”
After taking several snap
shots on an elderly Indian chief,
the vacationer asked, “Have yon
lived On the reservation all
your life?”
“Not yet,” retorted the chief
A three-year-old eirl vi-ited
her grandmother and carried in
the milk and a bill that were
on the front steps. Giving the
milk to Grandma, she declared
“Grandma, here’s the ipilk. And
you got a letter from a cow.”
A civil servant who received
a memo and obeyed instruction'
to initial it and pass it on got it
back three dava later. Attached
was a note: “Since you were not
meant to read the memo please
erase your initials and initial
the erasure.”
“Son. there is a. wonderful
example in the life of an ant."
pointed out the father to his
young son. “Every day the ant
goes to work, and works all day
Everyday the ant is busy, and
in the end what happens?”
Unimpressed* the bpv replied,
“Some 'ne steps on him.”
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A Boost For Mother Nature
International Nickel has con
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ings dump! at its Ontario, Can
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Formerly fusty, barren waste
land, the flRffft'gS dumps now
support seed grasses and at
tract wildlife.
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Douglas Queen Completes Army Special Course
Army Private First Class
Douglas R. Queen, 25, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harrison W. Queen,
Route 3, Brevard, recently com
pleted a 15-week tactical micro
wave systems operation and
maintenance course at the U. S.
Army Signal Center and School,
Ft. Monmouth, N. J.
During the course, he learned
the techniques required to ope
rate and adjust and assist in the
installation and repair of tacti
cal line-of-sight and tropo
spheric scatter radio equip
ment.
Pfc. Queen entered the Army
in March 1970 and completed
basic training at Ft. Jackson,
S. C.
The Private is a 1964 gradu
ate of Brevard High School.
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His wife, Glenda, lives in Bre
vard.
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