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EDITOR JOHN ANDERSON
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We were observing Dr. Mil
ton Massey at work the other
day.
An X-ray was made and In
about two minutes flat he was
looking at the negative.
Being a photo-bug, we ask
ed hew be bad done the de
veloping so quickly.
He explained: '
A few years ago, he had
had an idea, experimented
and developed a quick tech
nique for developing nega
tives.
He was encouraged by
many to have it patented, but
because of his busy routine,
he had put it off.
Not long ago, he read
where someone else had a
patent an his very same idea.
Like Gil Ceaa used to say
about baseball: You win a
few; you lose a few; and a
few get rained out.
We should charge Dr. Massey
for advertising, but this is an
other story about him that we
feel needs printing.
Above one of the chairs in his
offices, hangs a fork.
As the patient looks toward
the ceiling while the good Doc
tor is working in his mouth, he
eventually says:
“What’s the fork for?”
Then the Doctor delivers a
meaningful sermonette.
“That’s just to remind you
that after every meal your
teeth are as dirty as the fork
with which you eat. You go to
great pains to wash and steri
lize that fork. But what about
your teeth? Do you brush them
and clean them just as good as
you do that fork?”
That question should hit
home with everybody!
For the second time in IS
day*, Reggie McAfee, greet
runner at Brevard College
last year, has aet a new Uni
versity of North Cardins rec
ord timo in tho mflo ran.
Last Saturday McAfee had
a time of (:0U in winning
tho mile at the Maaon-Dfacen
Games in Louisville, Ky.
That broke the record of
4:04.1 he set San. 29.
“Reggie ran a very strong
and overpowering race,” said
Carolina Coach Joe Hilton.
“He was ha complete control
against some outstanding op
ponents from the Soviet
Union.”
MeAfbe, a junior freaa Cin
cinnati, Ohio, was the na
tional junior college cham
pion in the mile, two-mOe
and cross country al Brevard
College last year.
If you read an editorial In
The Asheville Citizens last
week about the Blue Ridge
Parkway’s extension to Atlanta
being held up by developers in
Transylvania, you might want
the true facts in the case.
The trouble is not in Transyl
vania at all. It’s in Jackson
county.
Superintendent Granville
Lyles says the error was all his
fault, and he would like for us
to tell the good people of Tran
sylvania that the problem of lo
cation is in Jackson with some
property owners in that county.
We reiterated to him that we
like the Blue Ridge Parkway
and would like very much to
see it extended to Atlanta.
Enuf said.
Borrowed . . .
Little boy to little girl:
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“Are you the opposite san
er am 1r
Perhaps It’s only coinci
dence, but man’s heat friend
can’t talk.
Never bit a man when he’s
down. Be may get 19 again.
It’s got so now that almost,
any girt with a good Job can
get married.
Janitors might be called
floor flashers.
Idn of the week ...
“If athletes have athlete’s
foot, what do astronauts have?”
“Missile toe.”
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And we also like . . .
Pity the sales manager hi
Chicago who hired a new sec
retary the day before he had
to leave on a sudden trip to
New York.
“Drop a note to Allis Chal
mers in Mllwaiikee, Wiscon
sin,” he told her, “and make
it clear 1 won’t be able to
keep our appointment this
Wednesday.”
He returned to work Mon
day to discover a carbon of
the letter addressed to,
“Alice Chalmers . .
“Dear Alice, I’ve been call
ed to New York suddenly and
won’t be able to keep our
date .. .”
He immediately sent a wire
to the Milwaukee company,
asking them to disregard the
letter.
“Too late,” read the reply
by wire. “It’s been on our
bulletin board for three
d»ys”
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With The Sick
At The
Transylvania
Community Hospital
Edward Flood, Brevard
Frank McCall, Brevard
Mrs. Doris Pegram, Brevard
Mrs. Gazella Pierson, Brevard
Mrs. Mary Mecalf, Penrose
Mrs. Adelaide Miller and
baby girl, Brevard
Roy Sniith, Brevard
Mrs. Charlotte Simpson, Bre
vard
Mrs. Mildred Schlosser, Bre
vard
David Sims^ Pisgah Forest
Mrs. Onlee Ward, Brevard
Mrs. Virginia Watson, Pen
rose
John Ashworth, Brevard
John DeBord, Brevard
Mrs. Charlotte Gravely, Ros
man
Madison Hoxit, Pisgah Forest
Mina Sallie Merrill, Pisgah
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Dr. Pugh To Conduct Workshop
On Records Here This Friday
Dr. Charles Pugh, Extent
*•©■ Economist from North
Carolina state University,
will conduct a records work
shop on Friday, February
18th, from 9:80 a.m. to 3:00
P.m. The meeting will be held
in the Conference Hoorn of
First Citizens Bonk and
Trust Company in Brevard.
All phases of record keep
ing, including taxes, depreci
ation, OSHA, etc., will bo cov
ered.
Anyone wishing to attend
should pre-register by calling
the Extension Service Office
883-2780 before Friday. There
will be no charge for this
course.
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Brevard j
Personals [
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Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sorenson
announces the birth of a daugh
ter Kimberly Ann, born Febru
ary 12, 1972, in Beloit, Wiscon
sin. She ia the former Violet
Salter of Brevard.
Nineteen year-old Jody Smith
was too young to vote a year
ago. Today he is the Mayor of
Ayreshire, la., a small farming
community of 243 persons.
NOTICE
Pursuant to the Zoning Ordin
ance of the City of Brevard,
notice is hereby given of a pub
lic hearing to be held at the
Municipal Building in the Coun
cil Room at 7:30 P.M., March 6,
1972 to determine whether or
not the lands hereinafter de
scribed shall be rezoned by
changing the same from an R-2
to A-l District:
Description of Site A of Proj
ect NC-90-A for the Brevard
Public Housing Authority.
BEGINNING at a stake at the
Intersection of the north margin
of Whitmire Street with the
West margin of Palmer Street
and runs thence with the north
margin of Whitmire Street
North 73 degrees and 28 min
utes West 322.5 feet; thence
North 26 degrees and 01 min
utes East 257.7 feet; thence
South 87 degrees and 04 min
utes East 240.2 feet; thence
North 48 degrees and 56 min
utes East 352.0 feet; thence
South 16 degrees and 32 min
utes West 374.0 feet to a stake
in the north margin of Palmer
Street; thence with the north
and west margin of Palmer
Street two calls as follows:
North 73 degrees and 28 min
utes West 90.0 feet and South
16 degrees and 32 minutes West
234.0 feet to the beginning.
Description of Site B of Proj
ect NC-90-A for the Brevard
Public Housing Authority.
BEGINNING at a stake in
the southwest margin of Hill
view Avenue at the north cor
ner of Lot 3 and runs thence
with the line of Lot 3 South 38
degrees and 16 minutes West
140.8 feet to the west comer
of Lot 3; thence South 53 de
grees and 30 minutes East 155.5
feet; thence South 56 degrees
and 49 minutes West 754.73
feet to a stone; thence South
ui aegre*es ana minutes rjasi
269.16 feet; thence South 74
degrees and 44 minutes West
229.85 feet to a stake on the
west side of Probart Street Ex
tension; thence North 24 de
grees and 15 minutes West 154
feet; thence North 08 degrees
and 15 minutes West 202 feet;
thence North 50 degrees and 24
minutes West 101.06 feet;
thence South 74 degrees and
28 minutes West 100 feet to a
stake on the south side of said
Probart Street Extension;
thence North 05 degrees and
36 minutes West 140 feet;
thence North 43 degrees and
19 minutes East 403.18 feet;
thence North 73 degrees and 21
minutes East 563.48 feet;
thence South 53 degrees and 30
minutes East 157.90 feet to the
south comer of Lot 5; thence
North 38 degrees and 16 min
utes East 142.0 feet to the east
corner of Lot 5 in the south
west margin of Hillview
Avenue; thence South 52 de
grees and 06 minutes East 71.8
feet to the beginning.
Description of Site C of Proj
ect NC-90-A for the Brevard
Public Housing Authority.
BEGINNING at a stake at
the intersection of the north
margin of Oakdale Street and
the West margin of Duckworth
Avenue and runs thence with
the north margin of Oakdale
Street North 45 degrees and 53
minutes West 203 feet to a
stake at an alley; thence North
38 degrees and 42' minutes
East 160.3 feet to a stake;
thence North 58 degrees and
53 minutes West 105.3 feet;
thence North 20 degrees and
42 minutes East 15.5 feet;
thence North 10 degrees and
43 minutes East 70J feet
thence North 82 degrees and 46
minutes West 43.7 feet; thence
North 67 degrees and 01 min
utes West 47.7 feet; thence
North 14 degrees and 43 min
utes East 17.99 feet: thence
South 78 degrees and 53 min
utes East 34.4 feet to a stake
In Jordan Lane; thence North
27 degrees and 40 minutes East
78.1 feet; thence South 59 de
grees and 31 minutes East
74.38 feet; thence North 19 de
grees and 33 minutes East 23.28
feet; thence North 7 degrees
and 00 minutes East 54.47 feet;
thence North 12 degrees and
59 minutes East 126.85 feet; to
a stake in the south margin of
Morgan Street; thence with the
south margin of Morgan Street
South 61 degrees and 01 min
utes East 183.86 feet; thence
South 7 degrees and 01 minutes
East 131.12 feet; thence South
10 degrees and 31 minutes East
120.87 feet; thence South 3 de
grees and 58 minutes East 142.7
feet to a stake in Duckworth
Avenue; thence South 44 de
grees and 32 minutes West
40.12 feet to a stake in Duck
worth Avenue; thence North
71 degrees and 34 minutes West
144.66 feet; thence South 43
degrees and 05 minutes West
126.65 feet; thence South 45
degrees and 53 minutes East
128.5 feet to a stake in the west
margin of Duckworth Avenue;
thence with the West margin
of Duckworth Avenue South 45
degrees and 22 minutes West
134.52 feet to the beginning.
All interested parties are in
vited to attend said meeting.
This the 10th day of February,
1972.
Opal C. Armentrout
City Clerk
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Council Of Community' Services
To Meet At The College On 24th
The quarterly meeting of the
Transylvania Council of Com
munity Services will be held in
the Faculty Lounge of Brevard
College on Thursday evening,
February 24th, beginning at
7:30 o’clock.
Organizational represen
tatives, individual members and
other concerned citizens will be
welcomed to attend.
The last two quarterly meet
ings were devoted respectively
to—August—“An Evaluation of
Four Years of Council Activi
ties and Program”, and Novem
ber—“Focus on Recreation”.
These programs proved to be
timely and contributed to the
developments throughout the
county.
The subject for this meeting
is “Progress Reports” in the
areas of Education, Health,
Housing, Mental Health, Recre
ation and Social Services. There
will be no special speaker but
following each organizational
report there will be opportunity
for discussion and questions.
The following organizations
and agencies have been invited
to share this program:
—The Board of Education
—Transylvania Public Health
Dept.
—Transylvania Ministerial
Association
—Wesern Carolina Commun
ity Action
—Transylvania Mental Health
Service
—-County-wide Recreational
Program
—Brevard Housing Authority
Tt is hoped that the time
given to questions and discus
sion may'prove helpful to many
of these agencies. It should also
bring important information to
many of us who know all too
little about our agencies.
Following the program which
will adjourn at 9:00 p.m. or
earlier, there will be an in
formal social period with re
freshments. The planning of
these quarterly meetings is the
Annual Blue And Gold Banquet
Set Thursday Night At Legion
The annual Blue and Gold
Scout Banquet will be held this
Thursday evening at 6:00 in the
American Legion building, an
nounces Cubmaster Don Culin.
Special guests Invited for the
occasion include Mayor and
Mrs. Charles Campbell and the
Rev. and Mrs. Orion Hutchin
son.
District officers and wives
invited are Merlin C. McEl
prang, District Executive; Ken
responsibility of a Board of Di
rectors composed of Mrs. Jessie
Lollis, Mrs. Judith New, Basil
Wise, Mrs. Helen McKelvey,
Rev. James A. Davis, Mrs. Bar
bara Felty, Mrs. Edith Jenkins,
Mrs. Hilda Olsbn and Rev.
Ernest W. Barnes.
Nissen, District Activities Chair
man; J. W. Arden, District Com
missioner.
The two Scoutmasters and
their wives are invited — Gene
Parker of District 701 and Dick
Gustafson of District 70S.
The program will consist of
special recognitions and awards
to be presented and a big turn
out is expected. The banquet
committee consists of Dee
Blackwell, Keitha Reddick and
Margaret Spanbauer.
In order to commemorate the
62nd anniversary of Boy Scout
ing in America the boys and
leaders in Pack 711 worshipped
together at the morning service
of their sponsor church. First
United Methodist, Sunday
morning, February 13.
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