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trims, rippers, eta, can alwsjr
m toting at
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FABRIC SHOP
Marshall . Aahsvflle
Highway
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FOR RENT CAFE Money
- Man Hill 689-6206
7-24 -14c
SUPERVISOR NEEDED
Vista project in small Appalachi
an County in Western North Car
olina need supervisor for up to
25 community and nation pool
Vista volunteers. Unique program
emphasizing Iremedial education,
health, recreation, home econom
ics and community leadership de
velopment sponsored jointly by
the Oosnnsonity Development In
stitute of Mam Hill Oolleg and
the MadSsonBunoombs Rural De
velopment Council, a council oil
the rural poor. Experience in su
pervision, willingness to work
with representatives of the poor:
as well aa students and faculty
of a small innovative liberal arts
college, and creativity in program
definition are the basic require
ments for the position. College
training desirable but not requir
ed. Salary range $8,000 to S10.000
depending on experience and
tentdal. Project expected! to
ein September 15, 1969.
resumes with availability dote
Tom Waller, Advocate Planne!
Madison-Buncombe Rural Devtl
oomeret Council. Box 251, Mai
Hill, N. C.
8-7, 14, 21, 28c
FOR SALE The SET "Mfc
Bantist Church buildtriK,
on top of Ivy Hill, will be
at public auction on
August 16, 1969, at 2:00 p.
on the church site.
8-7, 14c
FOR SALE 11 acres bo1
land near Laurel High Scl
y acre of tobacco and
$12,500 with terms.
W. E. FRANKLIN
Phone 254-6503
Asheville, N. C.
8-7, 14p
FOR SALE TD9-LOADEK
Pay repair bill and take up
ments. Also tilt trailer, $65'
WILLIAM PHILLIPS
Phone 645-6465
WeaverviUe, N. C.
8-14pd.
JIMEERXREE
MRS. ERNEST BALL
Correfltiondfnt
Mies Maggie Ball is spending
few days with Misa Wanda
of Candler. s
Those visiting Mr. antfd Mrs.
Burns Hunter Sunday were Rev.
and Mrs. Gerald Sprinkle and
family; Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lewis
and family; 'Mr. and Mrs. Akfme
Hampton, Rev. Jonah Reeos and
Mr. and Mrs. Coble Ball
Mav and Mrs. David Wildes and
daughter and son-in-law of Greens
ville, Tennessee were visiting Mr.
and rMrv Luther Ball Ssturday
evening..
Mrs. Jane Wallin was' viaitaiui
her'siuter, Mrs. Vextie Reses Son-
r f
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STILL; PAYING RltffT
n V BUT ENJOYING IT LESS?
WANT TO OWN A HOME. '
BUT: FEEL. YOU CANNOT?
I ,v; h r--, Well -You CanlH" -
' Po yoa pay as much' as $140 par montbt ' Wbr PT thk
much a month on a boms of roar own? AH yo need Is $100
kwfor FITA this includes dosing costs; or if you sxs
VETCSAN all you need is $500 for dosing costs and yoa can
move into , -. -, -.-i r- ' v ' ,r .-nT
, One t thret new bomes near completion. rhess borne " ,'.
have three bedrooms, ltf Ufes inodem-kitchen witk , t .
l-Xlt in oven 'and rars, aa ample living room,- and a .
fl 1 t' TuJ. J pries $1800.- 'N ' " " "
Yv i 7 V t 'a tt what aboOt taxes an! iiiursncsT
1 i' ' in,,' ' i la your $140 per month pay- .
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and set up by our company. You
merely restock locations with our
national brand products.
Yon Can Earn
$800 A Month
Or Mere
Based On Your
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Inventory of $1,645 to $2,590 cash
(required for inventory and e-
quiprment. You must have a good
car and be able to devote at least
4 to 82 hours per week. If you are
interested, have the desire, drive,
determination, and want to be
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telephone number.
WE YELCOME
INVESTIGATION
NATIONAL
DISTRIBUTING CO.
435 So. Kimbrough
, SpringfieH.Mflu
also appreciates 'the' " interest;
shown by parents and friends.
"I'm looking forward to next
season", Mr. McDevht said.
day- I ....
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 'Hunter
and Karen, Mr. andMrs. Herbert
Worley anid .Chris wers 1isiting'
the Rev. and Mrs. dm&i Sprin
kle and f amfty Monody" evening.
Several avettefii6a the
bomecoming t'fcoms'fli! Mr.
and Mrs. Qaud;'BaIl Sunday.
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" ; r t i s" J in-
LUAU . . . The First Annual
Governor's Luaru party was beld
at the Blockade Runnex Hotel m
IWrlghtaviUs Beach last Saimrdayv
The Democrats appeared to en
joy the festivities, but at the same
time the party leaders mads no
bones about the real battles which
lie ahead if they are to remain tha
majority party in North Carolina.
Regardless of the justification,
the recent actions of the General
Assembly in raising taxes and
with .the legislators voting tham-
selvee retroactive pay and a pen
sion plan have added to the bur
dens the Democrats must carry
when they go to the peopde for a
vote of confidence next year.
Considerable grumbling was
heard in the cfuiet talk over some
of the appointments which Gov.
Scott has made, which is custo
mary following most governors ap
pointments.
BALDHEAD . . . Baldhead Is
land, a 12,000-acre island of sal4
marshes land near Southport iai
making the headlines and is tihs
center of contention over whether
it should be developed by privta
enterprise or conserved for usq
by all the peopde by the State,
The eyes of many people will be
focused on the course taken by
Governor Scott and the Depart
ment of Conservation and De
velopment. LOADS . . . With the two
added to the gasoline tax
orth Carolina the peopde will
,ly be as patient while wadt-
for roads to be built as they
been in past years. However,
emphahis is expected) to be
H on primary roads than
Mary road. Bult when it
to roads to most citizens
pad most important to them
one Which runs in front of
bwn homes.
STIMTJM INCOME . . . Tar-
h by the thousands will be
rested in studying carefully
lident Nixon's proposal con-
ng a minimum family income.
proposal is interesting but)
would want to stftfdy it very
bl before coming to final
liemt on it
kU0R VOTE . . . While the
has been veering in the
direction in most of the
referendums in recent
in Burnsville last week the
turned the "wets" back in
lor store vote 315 to 266. Of
$3 voters registered to vote)
Yancey County town all
of those registered to vote)
ballot
PTE HOUSE RELIGION . .
of the ministers are criti
President Nixon's Sunday
House worship services,
r it a "tamed religion" or
rming religion." Be it
p
is
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CODY MOTOR
SALES, INC.
Phone 649-SS81
MARSHALL, N. C
Dealer Fraacblss No. 1122
69 FORD Galaxie 600; 2-dr. 66 FORD 2-door H.T.; V-8;
H.T.; V-8; Automatic; PA Automatic -
$2695.00 $1595.00
69 FORD Falcon Futura; 4-dr; M MERCURY Calient H. H.;
Ag0D 495.00
2495.00 x $1195.00
MRANCHERO;. V-8; Auto- 65 FORD H-toa Pickop; 6-cyL
68PONTIAC Grand Prix; Air f 7
CoodittoneP.AxitoinatiB - $1233.00 ' '
' DT , , . 65 CHEVROLET Station Ws-
fviE? HTrwk; ..V4j eiatrs 4-door
VJ FALCON 2-dr.; (J-CyLj BJ).
7 CaiEVROLET Belair; 4-dr.; f 5 1C1 1 ' lana M0 BporS
67 FOKD 2r. H.T.; V-8; SJX;.
Air Cow2:.Wl - .. . I
fit
ixejs;vac.- 1
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tamed or be ft eonfolwing we afrs
glad to know that ws still ! si
man Xm Mia WKHia.. XTmMft )
.1. f ... - i " '
Weves in the old tjm isUgton and
doesn't hesths to bring in tta eon
duct the services great preachers
Bice Billy Graham.
V 1ADY SOLON ... Ws do nc4t
feel that U. S. Senator Margaret
Chase Smith of Mains added to bat
stature as a state worn an an iota
in her changing stances on the
ABM issue in the U. S. Senate
but week by voting botir-ways.- ...
MENTAL HEALTH ... For
yean the late John W. Umstead,
Jr., of Chapel Hill sounded toei
tocsin and led the fight for ade
quate support for the mental in
stitutions in the State.. He bald
a worthy assistant in the late
Cousin" Wayland Spruill. Here
lies an opportunity for public ser
vice but the leader need not ex-,
pact to have an alumni to back him,
up when the going gets tough.
MUSCLE MEN ... For the past
fifty rears the heyday of the
muscle man, the weight lifter and
the laboring man appeared to be
on the wane. Emphasis has been
on education and preparing for
the better jobs in life.
In recent months the worm ap
pears to be turning as the garbage
collectors in the big cities are be
binning to organize and demand
yes and get pay more in line
with white collar workers than in
the years gone by.
SURPLUS ... We were de
lighted to note that for the first
time in several years the Federal
Government ended up the 1968
69 fiscal year with a surplus in
excess of $3 billion. It has been
our feeling for many years that
our Federal Government should
operate on a balanced budget just
as our state and local units of
government must do, except in
cases of war or dire emergencies.
YOU CAN FIND
THFM HERE
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7:20 Sports Nim -. :
7:25 Breakfast., Tlrna Country
Sty Is .. H cAT.y
7:29 News Hsadlines
7:80 Breakfast Tjkns . Country
Nation Pay
(Cknuedjronj page OaeJ
to our heroes."
Ticker tape and confetti rained
from the 100-etory high John Han
cock Building on North Michigan,
Avenue Chicago's ' "magnificent)
mile" aa the fnotorcsjds passed1
carrying the astronauts and their)
families.
Near North Side beaches emp
tied. Squeals of admiration came
irom girls still in bikinis.
At the Michigan Avenue Bridge
Firs Department boats in the.
Chicago River shot streams of
red, blue sad grsen water morel
than 100 feet in the air. A EghH
breets carried some of the spray
into the parside ears.
EDGEWOOD
Restaurant
1435 Merrbnoa Ave.
AsfaeviHe N. C
Breakfast - Dinner
Supper
Regulsr Meals
Short Orders .
Sandwiches
Homemade Pies
Open 6 a. m. 10 p. m.
AIR-CONDITIONED
) OVER 45.000 IN PRIZES TO BE GIVEN AWAY
OnMI-CwtlflestM) ENTER THIS CONTEST
( 1ST PRIZE HJL
( -T" 1ST PRIZE
I I V 1 - I A Brand New $229.95
l F H' , I DRESSMAKER ZIG-ZAG I
F '' V 1 Sswing Machine
(( I V;Prn ,1 2ND PRIZES J
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No Cbtflatlcm - Nothing To Buy! : Hri Easy... k'a Fun)
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sms sstar -. mot twana and S. EnHat sasa Is smtirmba as
mMm sf err Semi UACH. Mr am n from the notipt
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8:45 Horning Devotions 1 i .-'
:00Soul Winning Gospel Bout
Ji80-Gspel' Singtimf 'f ,, ,
IQUNMCtw it'. .,
10:05 Gospel Singtima .'
11 AO Good Tidings Gospel
Broadcast
11 :80 Gospel mgam
11:45 (Wsd, A Sat) Church
of Christ Broadcast
BLQOD NEEDED!
"ISrsTJudy'' fiucKer"WooC
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marty
L. Bucknar, of tJie East Fork
section of Madison County, will
have open heart surgery perform
ed to replace a valve in her heart.
The American Red Cross is re
questing 20 pinta of blood that)
will be needed for the operation.
They would like to have this blood
donated on or before August 15,
1969.
If any of the leaders of this
paper know of someone who would
be willing to donate a pint of
blood to this worthy cause, it will
be appreciated by Judy, her fam
ily and the American Red Cross.
This is an urgent call and ws
hope the county will give wide re
sponse. $50.00 UP
USED CARS
Running Condition
Two Good Silage
Trucks With Dumps
Will Run
$395.00 Each
See
BUD GAHAGAN
Rt. 3, Marshall
Phone 649-4206
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1:05 Obituary ColuMS((, ,
1:10 Country, t Mua&i JaniboW
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News Headlines oa taalfHojir
Taylor Doubtaw-
(Continued front Page One)
never down. To obtain true e
conomic independence, the initia
tive and pride of the poor must
not be stifled.
"Changing the nams of pro
gram does not change the fact
that it is unwise to encourage our
citizens to depend on the govern
ment for support of their fami
lies." Head Start Is
(Continued From Pags One)
program for low-income families,
strict guidUnes for income- eligi
bility levels had been established'
by the federal government and
that these were beyond the con
trol of the local authorities. Our
local authorities have, however,
called this fact to the attention
of the Secretary of Health, Edu
cation and Welfare in Washing
ton. "The Committee also expressed
its appreciation of a federal pro
gram which brought such prac
tical assistance to the children of
Madison County. Moreover it
was noted that, among a peopde
as deeply conscious of the re
ligious values of life as our peo
ple are; all those who worked
with the program were incorpo
rating into their own lives that
desire of the Lord Jesus: that
what we djo for the least of His
little ones, we do for ,Him.'
$ 1 50.00 Discount Certifi
cates. These are good to
ward the purchase of the
$229.95 DRESSMAKER Sew
ing Machine.
3RD FRIZES 2-Adustoble
Dress Forms.
4TH PRIZES 5-Trartslstor
Radios.
STH PRIZES 5-Pair Pinking
Shears.
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