Community Scholarships
/To Music Center Awarded
Linda Kirk, daughter of Dr.
Mrs. David C. Kirk, River
-ittdge, Brevard was awarded a
"Initial scholarship to study
voice in the Advanced Division
T)f Brevard Music Center. Linda
"’was graduated from Brevard
’•'Senior High School this year
and will be a freshman at Fur
man University this fall. She
plans to major in music.
Linda has studied voice for
the past two years at Brevard
College with Harvey Miller.
She was a member of Brevard
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Senior High Band and played
clarinet in All-State Band for
three years.
She was awarded first place
in the Western North Carolina
Federation of Women’s Clubs
District Fine Arts Competition.
Linda has done church solo
work and is very interested in
operatic music.
Susan Torella, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Torella of
Penrose, was awarded a full
scholarship in voice to the
Transylvania Music Camp.
Susan has studied voice at Bre
vard College for the past two
years, first with Miss Georgie
Henson and presently with Mr.
Miller.
She is active in the Brevard
Senior High Chorus and does
solo work with the chorus as
well as church solo work. Susan
also plays guitar and sings folk
songs.
She received a scholarship
from the Brevard Music
Lovers’ Club for voice study
during the 1973-74 school year
also. She will be a junior at
Brevard Senior High this year
and plans to become a voice
teacher.
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Toss your own Salad from 17 ingredients.
Champagne with your meal, compliments of the dub.
Thursday is Family Night featuring a spa
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meat sauce.
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BREVARD COMMUNITY SCHO
LARSHIPS — Pictured above are
winners of the scholarships, sponsor
ed by the Brevard Music Lovers’
Club, which were given by persons
and firms in Brevard. At the left is
Linda Kirk, receiving a partical
scholarship for voice study in Ad
vanced division at the Brevard
Music center this summer. In the
center is Susan Torella, who was
awarded a full scholarship in voice
at the center. Larry Prince, Man
ager of Community Cash, is pictured
at right presenting the awards on
behalf of all local contributors.
Vagabonds To Hold Drama
Workshop For Teachers
The Vagabond School of the
Drama, in association with the
State Department of Public In
struction, announces its ninth
annual Summer Drama Work
shop for Teachers, to be held
July 9th to 20th at Flat Rock
Playhouse, the State Theatre
of North Carolina.
The two-week session will
feature lectures, demonstra
tions, discussion periods, ob
servation of the apprentice
training program and childrens
classes at the Playhouse, and
practical laboratory work. En
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rollees are also inited to at
tend rehearsals and perform
ances of the Vagabond Play
ers, which is a professional
Equity company.
For the fourth consecutive,
summer, the course will be
under the direction of Ellen
Kelly, who joined the Vaga
bond staff in 1968. Miss Kelly
was formerly with the famous
Henry Street Playhouse com
pany in New York City, and a
member of their teaching facul
ty working primarily with
young people.
Teachers in the North Caro
lina public schools may attend
the Workshop tuition free, and
obtain two hours of non-college
credit for first or second cer
tificate renewal.
Registrations for the 1973
session are now being accept
ed. Those interested should
contact Managing Director Rob
roy Farquar at Flat Rock Play
house, Flat Rock, N. C., phone
692-2281.
Don’t let the beautiful colors and designs in
this patterned nylon carpeting fool you. It* tough
Because now Barwick treats it with “Scotchgard"
Brand Carpet Protector
Salad oil or tomato luice.when spilled on
the carpet, will not soak or wick into the carpet.
The staining materials will remain confined so
that It can readily be blotted up or cleaned up
without leaving a nasty stain.
Dry dirt* a cinch to get up, too. Vacuuming
does ft. And does it well. Barwick nylon carpeting
i “Scotchgard" Protector actually stays clean
to three times longer than ordinary carpeting.
carpeting can be practical. See oui
Collection and choose your color
for all those busy rooms in your
the bedrooms, the den.
HOUSTON
Furniture Company
Dial 883-8205
53-55 East Main Street
Brevard, N. C.
State Privilege
Licenses Are Due
Gordon T. Carpenter, Rev
enue Collector, urges taxpayers
who are liable for State privi
lege licenses to procure them
before July 1, 1973.
According to Mr. Carpenter,
timely applications for licenses,
together with the correct remit
tance, should be mailed to the
North Carolina Department of
Revenue, P. O. Box 25000, Ra
leigh, North Carolina 27640 or
submitted to the local State
Revenue office.
He advises that the penalty
for failure to comply will be
5% for each delinquent month,
or fraction thereof.
St. Philip’s
Thrift Shop
Is Now Open
St. Philip’s Thrift Shop at 143
East Main street is now open
for business as usual.
Shop hours are:
10:00 • 4:00 Thursday
10:00 - 4:00 Friday
10:00 - 1:00 Saturday.
“Our supply of second hand
household articles, books and
Capt. Glazener
Is Recognized
U. S. Air Force Captain
Wayne H. Glazener, son of
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Glaze
ner, Kt. 1, Brevard, has been
recognized for his participa
tion in Operation Linebacker
II, the successful air cam
paign last December against
key military targets in North
Vietnam.
Members of USAF’s Eighth
and Seventh Air Forces and
U. S. Navy Task Force 77
who carried out the operation
have received and coveted
Collier Trophy for 1972. Dur
ing the campaign, Captain
Glazener served as a B-52
Stratofortress navigator with
the Eighth which is head
quartered at Andersen AFB,
Guam. He is assigned per
manently to the 96th Bomb
Wing at Dyess AFB, Tex.
The 27 aerospace leaders
and authorities serving on
the Collier Selection Commit
tee of the National Aero
nautic Association unani
mously selected Operation
Linebacker as the greatest
achievement in aeronautics
or astronautics of the year.
The committee cited the cam
paign as a crucial and deci
sive factor leading to the re
turn of U. S. prisoners of war
and the attainment of other
principal U. S. objectives.
Admiral Thomas J. Moorer,
chairman of the Joint Chiefs
of Staff, recently accepted
the award in Washington in
behalf of all military units
involved.
Captain Glazener attended
Brevard Senior High School
and received his B.S. degree
in 1969 from Western Caro
lina University, Cullowhee.
He was commissioned in
1970 upon completion of Of
ficer Training School at
Lackland AFB, Tex.
The captain’s wife, Irene,
is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Felipe Garcia of Rt. 1,
Cimarron, N. M.
Safety Tip
Electric lawn mowers can be
just as dangerous as gasoline
engine-powered mowers. North ,
Carolina State University ex
tension engineers suggest that
the electric mowers shouldn’t
be operated when the ground
is wet. Turn off and discon
nect the cord when you leave
the mower. And be sure the
blade is completely stopped be
fore working on the machine.
clothing is being replenished
daily.
“Although we have discon
tinued our policy of accepting
things on commission, we would
appreciate donations of dean
merchandise anytime during
store hours,” say the sponsors
When yon think of prescrip
tions, think of VARNER’S, adv.
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SET AT
1240
WPNF
Brevard, N. C.
News & Weather every hour on the
hour. Weather at 27 minutes
past the hour.
WPNF
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Local News At
7:30 AM 12 Noon 600 PM
August 11th
Brevard High School 1944
Class Will Hold Reunion
The 1944 Clan at Brevard
High School is planning
its first reunion. Tentative
date is set for August 11th.
A planning meeting for all
interested 1944 graduates is to
be held at 6:00 p.m., July 5th,
at Gaither’s Restaurant
For further information,
please contact one of the fol*
lowing: Mrs. Hazel Arrow*
wood Ward, telephone 883
9387; Mrs. Marie Barton
Cison, 883-2588; or Dr. Jl
Curto, 883-3287 (after July
1st).
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