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FROM THE EDITOR'S CORNER
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« mn JOHN ANDERSON ^
Police Chief J. C. Rowe had
a very pleasant surprise this
week.
He serves as Captain of
the Brevard Rescue squad
and Ik that capacity he
taught a 12-hour first aid
comae do seventh graders of
Mrs. Lyda here at Brevard.
To show the Chief their ap
preciation, they sent him a
package and a “thank you”
card on Wednesday. A beau
tiful tte and handkercUefs
were enclosed along with a
donation for $20 for the Res
cue squad.
The Chief was impressed,
and so were we with the
thoughtfulness of these
youngsters.
In the mailbag:
“I enjoy your newspaper im
mensely. Keep up the good
work! It’s very refreshing to
read about everyday good
things that people are doing for
each other instead of the tab
loid sensationalism most papers
are practicing.
'T refer specifically to the
article on raising funds for low
income families in order that
they may start their own
gardens.
“Enclosed is my contribution
to that effort.”
Mary S. Reed
Cocoa Beach, Florida
We had a run on postal
scales in the office daring the
But It Isn’t doe to the Peat
Service.
It’s 4ne to the fact that
many women, and men, are
going on a new diet.
The vegetables and meat*
have to be weighed oat very
carefully, because the diet
only permits 5M calories go
day.
This new diet works. The
wife has loot 24 ponds since
March 21st . . . And others
we know have been just as
successful.
We thank Br. Robert L.
Strieker for the run on the
postal scales we have to sdL
Divorce On The Increase
In 1920 one in every seven
marriages ended in divorce. In
1972 one in every three mar
riages ended in divorce.
Borrowed ...
One small hoy came np
with this defense of his poor
report card: “I was the high
est of all the kids who failed.”
Optimist: A woman who
starts feeling around for her
shoes when the minister gets
to . . . and now, in conclu
sion ...”
Inflation hasn’t ruined
News From
US Forest S*
Support Is Asfcea
An interested oitiamtijBfonn
_ed us 'last Sunday four jeeps
fifed entered the Turkey Pen
area which has been closed to
motorized vehicles. We visited
the area and found tracks lead
ing to the top of a mound of
dirt near the closed gate. They
didn’t make it so they tried
again between the gate and a
large Yellow Popular tree. It
didn’t look like there was
enough room to drive a jeep
through there but they did. A
sign on the gate said ROAD
CLOSED. We waited dbout an
hoar for them to come hack oat
mid when they did each Jeep
driver was given a citation for
entering an area closed to ve
hicular traffic by driving
around a closed gate. The for
feiture <rf collateral for this of
fense is $25.00.
Littering and campers’ trash
El
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Community Counseling Sum
By - Gordon J. Kendall
Program Director
All misbehavior (for
is the result of a child's mittslrea
the way to find a place hi bis ft
school, class) and to gain
When the adult is net aware of due
ing (goal) of the chili’s mi8beihewiors he np
sponcfca by falling for the child’# schenae (mis
taken goal) and thus reinforces this
able behavior.
In subsequent articles we will look at «*ge
histories of these Mistaken goals of behaviwr #o
help in retcogfiiaiag them as they occur and Irmetv
how to effedtirelr leal with them.
everyrnntg. ®**
!w iwb€
for a rainy day la a fnashTy
washed oar.
The g«y whose ttenhtos art
m behind him ie probably a
school b«fe Mm.
Joke of the meek . . .
Husband: *Tft «ff eix years of
marriage me hJWeaT tan sMfe
to agree Wfa anything-*
Wife: “It’s been seven yeans,
dear.”
And we Mso Hkb . ..
The Mefc man, oonacUmee
hfc dodtar at tm in he
morning, Opciofkei piwfaae
#.
Doe, and I know flg Mne h
somewhat nut of your way,
too.*
“Oh, that’s aS right,” re
assured the doctor- ‘1 have
another patient who lives
near yon se PH <*Mt Mm *nd
last kffi two birds WMh one
stone*
is a continuous problem which
is detracting from the beauty of
the Forest.
People who camp outside the
■dev sloped areas like Yellow
Gap and Headwaters Road, Gove
Creek, Shining Rock Wilder
ness as well as all other areas
are required to take their trash
home With them. Be not bury
traSh - wSd animals wtt dig it
up and scatter R 401 over mak
ing g mess.
Funds are pot avaflabie^or
■clean up of non - developed
oreas. Yon oan obtain a plastic
bag from the Ranger Station on
U.S. 276 to carry your trash out
but it must be taken out &t the
National Forest Your coopera
tion will help conserve the
beauty of She mountains. Viola
tors WiM be prosecuted.
One snore note about this ve
hicle problem on dosed toads -
bio motorised vehicles are allow
ed behind dosed gates. There
Is * valid reason for every
gate on National Basest Land
In most cases it is to conserve
the cod and water resources.
Chew Engineers
Meet Tuesday
The Western North Carolina
Section of the American insti
tute of Chemical Engineers will
hold its May meeting nest Tues
day, May 22nd, at the Colonial
Inn in Brevard.
At 7:00 p.a. thee* will be a
social session with snacks and
beverages, followed by a busi
ness meeting to elect new of
ficers at 7:30 pm.
At 8:00 p.tn. P. B. Robb, Di
rector of ttapttiQg, Procure
ment and Development, Olin
Corporation, Brevard, will dis
cuss "A Planning View of New
Product and New Process De
velonmeML"
fiednon Family
To Appear At
preaching nightly at the Faith
Assembly of God Church at
7:86, N«y Nft, dhMttth the
Russell Fisher, Sapphire
Mrs. Helen Brown, Brevard
Merritt Galloway, Greensboro
Charles Lee Garber, Pisgah
Forest
Mrs. Mary Ellen Griffin, Bre
vard
Mrs. Evadeea Jenkins, Bre
vard
VHHiam Joseph Logan, Cedar
Miss Joyce Pace, Brevard
Mrs. Lauaia Sheppard, Bre
vard
Master Matthew Sheppard,
Bkcward
Miss Mary Trader, Brevard
Walter Wilson, East Flat
Rock
Harold Bentley, Sherwood
Forest
Mrs. Jeprel Dunlap, Cedar
MMuntH*
Jess Green, Brevard
Mrs- Lila Hall, Brevard
Mm A via Shelton, Lake Tox
«WSjr
Roy Shelton, Pisgah Forest
V MlMMo oTc 1 WJUUuww w W
Mm Hw following hours;
mendogs MtSD - 11:M; after,
noons Jt:S0 • 4:D0; evenings
Roy Anderson
Passes Bar
In Hawaii
It was learned last week that
Roy Lone Anderson was ad
mitted to the Bar of the State
of Hawaii and the U. S. Dis
trict Court, after successfully
passing the bar examination
held in April.
Captain Anderson, USMC, is
presently Chief of the Defense
Section at the Law Center of
Kaneohe Marine Air Base on
Oahu.
He attended the University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill,
receiving the Juris Doctor de
gree from the Law School there.
He is also a member of the
North Carolina Bar.
Captain Anderson is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Denton Ander
son of Woodside Drive and the
grandson of Mrs. Lewis Hamlin
and the late Dr. Roy Long. It
was also learned that he ex
pected to visit with his par
ents briefly in June before re
turning to Hawaii and Marine
Corps duties.
The number of men and wo
men between the ages of 25
and 34 in the workforce has
been roughly equal in the re
cent past and will continue to
be in the future. 11 million in
1964; 13 million in 1972; 18
million in 1980; and 20 mil
lion in 1895.
little River Community
Club Meets Thursday Night
By • Mrs. George Hudgins
LITTLE RIVER — The Little
River Community Club will
have their regular meeting at
the community center Thursday
night, May 17th, at 7:30 p. m.
The president, Morris Hawkins,
urges every one to be present.
The Trash to Treasures sale
will begin Thursday at 10:00 a.
m. at the community center and
will stay open until 0:00 p. m.
also Friday at the same hours.
Come see us and look around;
you might find something you
need..
Last Sunday (Mother’s Day)
at Little River Baptist Church
a large crowd attended. The
beautiful flowers in the sanctu
ary were placed there by Mr.
and Mrs. Albert N. Merrill in
memory of Albert’s mother,
Mrs. Beatrice Merrill. Flowers
were presented to the youngest
mother, Mrs. Sandra Brown Mc
Call, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Brown; the oldest mother,
Mrs. Emma Blythe, mother of
Mrs. Merrimon Shuford and to
the mother with the most chil
dren present There were sev
eral with the same number of
children present but all agreed
that the flowers be presented to
Mrs. Ida Whitmire.
Congratulations to Miss Beth
Walker who won second place
in longtime record judging in
Home Improvement on the Dis
trict level. She also won the
key award and will be attend
ing State Club Congress in
Raleigh. On the week end of the
11, 12, 13 she attended the 4-H
Western District Retreat at
Swannanoa 4-H camp. She will
be attending the County Dem
onstration Day at Brevard High
School on May 26th. She is a
delegate from Transylvania
County to attend Fontana in
June. She will go to Mitchel
County for District Activity
Day and will be attending 4-H
camp in July, also 4-H Leader
ship in August.
Sunday guests of Mrs. Ruth
Cox and Mrs. Letha Cox were
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cioffi and
Sandy from Piedmont, S. C., and
Glenn Shirley from Columbia.
Little River community is
glad to have a new beauty shop
known as Melba’s Beauty Shop.
It is located in the building
formerly occupied by Flossie’s
Beauty Shop. It is owned by
Mrs. Melba Hampton, better
known as Melba Merrill, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hall Mer
rill. She is open Tuesday
through Saturday and her phone
number is 877-4560.
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\ News From
Glen Camion Country Club
b)r
Staff Writer
Several Glen Cannes Lady
Members participated in the
Btan Ridge monthly Tourna
ment They competed against
air other golf clubs at Beaver
Lake last Thursday. Ann pie
mm low ant with 78 in Class
*A*’. Nancy ©avis won low gross
wife MU 4a date “B”. Martha
Malawi nr won low net with
80 in class T3”. Jane Beahant
won low grass with 106.
Glen Cannon Ladies Golf
President Linda Nix said, "This
was an excellent showing by
our Glen Cannon gals."
team at Asm Brower,
i GiUeapie Charles Giaze
*id D(t. Walter Clayton
GcM event
enhtg. They
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0 hole “Plly-DW «*ant
Tfi *
A Gbuides ttttga will be held
May tab. Social
p. ol Dinner TAO p.
i #. kn. Jteaerva
at the
fcOO p.
Pool ChMnnan,
Bill Jamerson, announces there
will be a “work” day alt the
pool this Saturday at 9:00 a. m.
The purpose this work day
is to dean the pod in prepara
tion for the pod opening date
of June 3rd. Vdunteers are
needed. j
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Dave Calhoun, Tennis Com
mittee Chairman announced
that Hick Lebert, Brevard Col
lege Tennis Coach and Non
Resident Pro at Sherwood For
est, will conduct group Tennis
lessons for Glen Cannon mem
bers beginning In late May or
early June if enough interest
is shown.
Cost of a series of six lessons
inclining a tends tournament
to be held at the completion of
tiie lessens w® be:
$24 per Adult
$18 per ymfth
•Classes w9 be kept small
to provide maximum hi dividual
instruction. Any member inter
ested Should call Burn Odfcoun
0834*62) as soon as paaaible.
Annual Athletic Awards Program
1$ Held For Athletes At Rosman
Hie Mutual athletic awards
program was held Friday at Bee
naan High School. Letters in all
sports were given to approxi
mately 75 athletes and seven
Special awards included: Foot
ball - most J’ jproved, Bill Bar
ton; most underated, Ricky Lee;
Mr. Guts, Tony Steward; Golden
Helmet, Sammy Cathey; and
most valuable Ricky Pangle.
Basketball • Most improved,
Donald Kitchen and Shelia
Crowe; meet undented Troyce
Chappell and Louise Owen;
most valuable, Sberwin Shook.
Doimavce Wilson and Ricky
Rackley. Track - Outstanding
in running events, Steve McCall;
and outstanding in field events,
Carl Galloway.
Sportsmanship, Diane Owen;
Student Athlete, Chuck Press
ley; most valuable cheerleader,
Wanda Hartmp.
The annual picnic for the
athletes which was held Tues
day, ended a fine athletic year
that saw the “Tigers” win Ap
plachian Conference Champ
ionships in football and basket
ball, with a District 6 Champ
ionship for the boys’ basket
ball team, along with being
named the outstanding small
school team in WNC.
Tent Revival
A tent revival wffl begin Sun
day night at 7:00 o’clock next
to Clark’s Garage on Highway
64 near Rosman under the spon
sorship of the Rosman Pent
costal Lighthouse Church.
The Rev. Frankie Owen,
evangelist of Brevard, will be
the speaker. Rev. Morris Reid
will direct the music.
The public is invited to at
rented a mother’s day poem for
devotions.
Reports were given by Mrs.
Clyde Summey on the annual
district meeting at Lake Juna
luska and by Mrs. Phillips who
attended a class in Needlepoint
at Montreal Mrs. Kedzia Aiken
reported on “Landscaping and
Gardening.”
Miss Jean Childers, home
agent, presented a program on
the “Importance of Design.”
She used slides and distribut
ed an informative publication
tend.
Sale
The Youth department of
Cherryfield Baptist church will
sponsor a basement sale Satur
day from 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. in
the Church Fellowship Hall.
Proceeds will be used for
church projects.
Mrs. James Saunders is in
charge of the arrangements.
Plan Entertainment
Plans for entertaining the
International Students Tour
groups from N. C. State Uni
versity who will be visiting
Transylvania county were dis
cussed at the May meeting of
the Cherryfield Extension
Homemakers club.
Mrs. Joe Duckworth, Interna
tional chairman, Mrs. Carl Phil
lips, Mrs. Clyde Summey, and
Mrs. Glennon Parker are as
sisting in the entertaining of
the group who will tour Olin
Industries, NASA Tracking
Station, Blue Ridge Parkway,
and Cradle of Forestry follow
ed by a covered dish supper at
Camp Straus. All members are
invited to attend.
Mrs. Parker presided at the
meeting and Mrs. Phillips pre
on “Design in the Home.”
Mrs. Marie Whitmire will be
hostess for the June meeting
to which visitors will be wel
come.
Middle Fork
Church News
The WMU of Middle Fork
Baptist church sponsored a
Mother’s Day program Sunday
with Mrs. Ernest Powell in
charge.
Mrs. Effie Mae Rackley was
honored as the “Mother of the
Year.” Others included: the
oldest mother, Mrs. N. H. Chap
man the youngest mother,
Mrs. Carolyn Ross; and the
mother having the most chil
dren, Mrs. Lois Aiken.
The GA’s of Middle Fork
church met Thursday night at
the home of Mrs. Ernest Powell.
Mrs. Carolyn Lowe was in
charge of the program.
Refreshments were served.
The group also recently spon
sored a toy party for Scott
Petit who lost all his toys when
his home recently burned.
Faodly Dinner
A family dinner was held
Sunday honoring Mr. and Mrs.
R. C. Powell. It was Mr. Pow
ell’s seventy-ninth birthday an
niversary and for Mrs. Powell
en Mother’s Day.
Those attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Powell and chil
dren of Pickens, S. C., Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Powell and daugh
ter, Beth, Mrs. Robert Chap
pell and children, Mrs. Tom
Raines, Melvin Powell, and Mr.
and Mrs. Brady Chappell and
son David.
Mothers Honored Last Sunday
At North Toxaway Church
By - Mrs. Leo Owen
LAKE TOXAWAY — Dur
ing the morning worship service
of North Toxaway Baptist
church Sunday, a special tribute
was paid to all mothers and
grandmothers present. A
beautiful pot flower was pre
sented to the oldest and the
youngest mother there.
Mrs. Lela Owen, age 88, re
ceived one for the the oldest
and Mrs. Joe Owen, who is 19,
received one for the youngest
mother. Rev. Robert P. Ham
by, interim pastor, preached
an inspiring sermon on mother
to a congregation of over 100
persons.
Charles Barton, who is a stud
ent at Atlantic Christian Col
lege, is emending this week at
the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Barton.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward John
son spent the weekend in At
lanta visiting their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Johnson, Jr. and fami
ly and their son-in-law and
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Ashe and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Lagran Brown
and Miss Linda Powell of Greer
visited their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Powell Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith
and family of Murphy were
weekend guests of Mrs. Smith’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Owen here.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert P. Ham
by were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Owen.
Mrs. Charles Smith and chil
dren, Mrs. Lewis Owen and
Kenneth Banther visited Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Woodring and
family Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mc
Call and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Smith, Jr., spent the weekend
in Gatlinburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith
and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Reid and
sons of Pisgah Forest visited
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fugate dur
ing the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wood
ward and children of Atlanta
were weekend guests of Mrs.
Woodwards mother, Mrs. Nell
Owen and son Michael
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Fisher
and daughter Tina of Robbins
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Brevard
Personals !
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Recent out-of-town guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Cum
mings, for the wedding of their
daughter, Deborah Lee to Gard
ner Morgan on April 28 were
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Cum
mings of Villa Park, Illinois;
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jacobsen,
Jr. and their children of Des
Plaines, Illinois; Miss Linda
Simonidies, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Traynor, Mrs. Grace
Wiedenhoeft all from Chicago;
Mr. Adolph Dirian of Broad
view, Illinois; Mr. and Mrs.
Nisle Meyer of Cedar Grove,
New Jersey; Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Klemeyer and daugher
Joanne of Oak Forest, Ashe
ville; Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Anderson from Hendersonville;
the Morgan family of Leicester
and the Gasperson family of
Raleigh.
ville are visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fisher
and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wilde
here.
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