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NEW OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS of the Brevard Rotary club are pictured above following their recent installation. From left to right, they are: Jerry Purser, President; Dr. Milton Massey, First Vice President; Dr. Robert A. Davis, Second Vice President and immediate Past President; Ben Burgess, Secretary; George Turner, Treasur er; and Roby Shore, Richard Voso and Gil Coan, Directors. (Times Staff Photo) Purser Is New President Of Brevard Rotary Club Jerry Purser, Transylvania's , Extension Chairman, is the new President of the Brevard Ro tary club. He succeeds Dr. Robert A. Davis, and installation of new officers and directors was re cently held at a recent meet ing in the Brevard College cafeteria. Prior to installing Mr. Purser, think of presertp of VARNER’S, adv Sanf-FIush wf out germs. Sani-Flush* Toilet Bowl Cleaner wipes out com mon household 15 seconds. I germs in the outgoing president re viewed the work of the dub during the past year. Membership has grown from 24 members to 40, and the Ro tarians carried out several pro jects for community better ment. One of the highlight events was a musical at Brevard Col lege that raised over $700 for the Scholarship fund at Bre vard College. The year was climaxed by the annual District Leadership con ference at the college for out standing high school students in the district. A highly successful joint meet ing was held with the Hender sonville club, and afterwards the Kotarians and their wives from the two clubs attended a con cert at the Brevard Music cen ter. Dr. Davis thanked the club members for their fine coopera tion and support, and then he turned the gavel over to the new President. Mr. Purser gave a brief sum mary of eoals for the new year. It was announced that the club would have a joint meeting with Hendersonville on August 3rd, and then the members and their Rotary Annes would attend the concert “Oklahoma” at the Brevard Music Center. The Pcjt President’s pin was presented to Dr. Davis by John I Anderson. In addition to President Pur ser, other officers for the new year are: Dr. Milton Massey First Vice President; Dr. Davis, Second Vice President; Ben * * * ♦ ************** Earn more with Daily Compounding! * * * * j* 59b Regular . Passbook j * Account I * Our regular passbook savings account earns from date of deposit to date of withdrawal and is compounded daily. You can withdraw any day of the month, and still earn dividends right up to that day. Annual yield is 5.13%. This daily interest will be posted to all ac counts and paid quarterly. * * * ★ ★ * * * * <jji 5V*<?o Savings Certificate *6 months maturity $5,000 minimum Add in multiples of $500 Annual yield 5.38% r Paid Quarterly 53/4?b Savings Certificate *1 year maturity $5,000 minimum Add in multiples of $500 Annual yield 5.91% Paid Quarterly 6°/o « Savings Certificate *2 years maturity $5,000 minimum Add in multiples of $500 ^ Annual yield 6.18% ^ Paid Quarterly . *90 day earnings penalty for withdrawal before maturity Come in and let Brevard Federal's friendly personnel show you how all our new savings plans will pay you more. TV auto teller for your convenience Assets now in excess of $30 million Burgess, Secretary; and George Turner, Treasurer. Directors are: Gil Coan, Roby Shore and Richard Voso. The Rotary club meets each Monday at 12:30 in the Bre ard College cafeteria, and Pres ident Purser cordially invites all visiting Rotarians in Tran sylvania county to attend the meetings. Festival Of The Arts Prizes Are Approved For Winners In Festival Youth Art Contest The Board of Directors of the Brevard Kiwanis Club has approved prizes for the win ners in the Youth Art Con test of the Brevard Festival of the Arts. The Art Show and Art Con test will be held during the week-long Festival of the Arts, July 22nd through the 28th. The Show and Contest are sponsored by the Youth Services Committee of the Brevard Kiwanis Club. Many local adult artists are expected to participate in the Art Show to be held con currently with the Art Con test at “Silvermont” or at the Brevard Senior High School the location to be announced later. Hours will be from 1:00 p. m. to 6:00 p. m., July 26th through the 28th. Prizes in the Youth Art Contest will be given in two categories and two age groups: STILL LIFE CATEGORY: Grades 1 through 6: 1st Prize $25 U. S. Savings Bond; 2nd Prize $10, and 3rd Prize $5. In the age group of Junior and Senior High School the three prizes are the same. LANDSCAPE CATEGORY: Age group grades 1 through 6: 1st Prize $25 U. S. Sav ings Bond; 2nd Prize $10, and 3rd Prize $5. In the Junior and Senior High School age group, the three prizes are the same. I News From — I Transylvania 4-H Clubs utlHMininUiatimiHIIHIMIMHaminMIli 18th 4-H Leadership Conference Four Senior boys and four senior girls from Transylvania County are encouraged to at tend the 18th 4-H Leadership Conference at Swannanoa 4-H Camp on August 6th - 11th. Members will have the chance to take part in four special in terest groups such as crafts, recreation, leadership, defen sive driving and art workshops. Each delegate will have the opportunity to attend and par ticipate in the following work shops: Leadership, Youth and the Law, Wonder Where the Money Went, and The Adven ture of People. The cost is $23.00 per dele gate and agent. The cost cov ers food, lodging and insur ance. Craft supplies will be in addition to the $23.00. Each delegate will pay for the craft supplies he uses. In previous years, a number of counties have arranged scholarships for their delegates. The week’s activities will in clude vesper programs, varied recreation, talks on topics of particular interest to young people, a variety of special in terest topics and an opportuni ty for you to develop interests you have had little chance to explore. Please contact the Extension Office by July 23rd if interest ed. College Scholarships For Girls Majoring In Home Economics Four scholarships, totaling $3,200, are being offered to college home economics majors, according to the National 4-H Service Committee, Chicago. Present or former 4-H mem bers, who are entering their junior year in the fall of 1973 for these awards. Provided by who plan to major in home eco nomics are eligible to apply The S&H Foundation, Inc., and The West Bend Company, each donor funds two $800 scholar ships. State 4-H leaders and coun ty extension offices can pro vide the special application forms and advise candidates of closing dates for accepting the forms and supporting materials. The Cooperative Extension Service, which supervises 4-H programs, selects the winners on the basis of their interest and desire to major in home economics, financial need, scho lastic record and all around work in 4-H. Notice THE DEADLINE For Want Ads In The Times Is Now 4:00 Tuesday Afternoons One of your neighbors has some pretty old-fashioned ideas. In our neighborhood, Duke Power’s main job is to provide you with electricity. Efficiently. Now and in the future. To do this, we use the most modern equipment available. Electronic computers. Microwave communications systems. Automatic controls. And sophisticated instrumentation. And we’re creating boating, fishing and recreation areas for you and your family. Try Duke Power lakes for some of the finest game fishing in the Southeast. ! We teach cooking and home economics. And we help our farm neighbors give nature a hand. You’ll find other meml)ers of the Duke Power family participating in just alxmt civic and charitable group our neighIxn’hood. But the 12,500 members of our family do a lot of other things, too. Some of the things are just plain old-fashioned. But uiey sure muKe living in oui neighborhood a little better. Protecting the environment, for example. We’ve been at it since back in the 1920s. Fighting mosquitos, * planting trees, protecting wildlife. You see, we know that .everything we do in our neighborhood affects our neighliorhood. So being a good neighlxir is important to us. That’s more than a sound business i principle. It’s a way of life.
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