ist Chance
Natural Gas Priority Deadline Is July 15
f Claude A. Cody, chairperson
<#f the Madison County
Agricultural Stabilization and
^nervation (ASC) Commit
jbe, today reminded farmers,
^lod processors, food chstr
ributors and other
agricultural concerns desiring
Protection against natural gas
Presbyterian
' VBS To Start
Here Monday
An exciting program has
been prepared by the Mar
shall Presbyterian Church for
Vacation Bible School to be
held nightly July 9 through Ju
ly 13, 7-9 p.m.
"Jesus I'm His... He's
Mine" is the theme.
Classes will be offered for
ages 2-12.
For more information call
Kathryn Boone 649-3280 or
Anne Thomason 649-3703.
Football
Practice
Monday
Coach Mike Cook stated this
week that all rising 10th, 11th
and 12th grade young men who
are interested in going out for
varsity football should meet at
the Madison High School gym
nasium next Monday at 7 p.m.
These workouits will be for
conditioning only, Cook said.
"Please bring shorts, tee
shirts and football or gym
shoes," Coach Cook said.
For further information call
640-2876.
Births
To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Roberts, of Marshall, a
daughter, June 25, in
Memorial Mission Hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W.
Shook, of Marshall, a
daughter, June 27 in Memorial
Mission Hospital.
curtailments to file a written
priority request with their
supplier no later than July IS.
The Federal Energy
Homecoming
Homecoming and decora
tion will be observed at the
Memorial Church of God in
Cutshalltown next Sunday.
The Rev. David Watson of
Lenoir City, Tenn., will preach
at the 10 a.m. Sunday School
hour and also at the afternoon
service at 2:30 p.m.
Special singers will also par
ticipate in the services.
The public is invited.
H-WG
Clean -Up
Next Monday
Dewey Bullman, Chairman
of the clean-up committee of
the Hopewell-Walnut Gap
Community Development
Club, has announced a com
munity road-side clean-up for
July 9. Residents of the com
munity are requested to meet
at Martin's Service Station at
7 p.m. on Monday for area
assignments. Following the
clean-up, there will be a picnic
supper at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. James W. Plemmons.
Regulatory Commisssion
(FERC), originally
designated June IS as the last
day for this requirement but
extended it by one month.
"Users of interstate natural
gas have been certified by the
Secretary of Agriculture to be
protected up to the full re
quirement against curtail
ment" Mr. Cody said.
The request should include:
Name and Address; Intended
end uses and volumes of
natural gas needed; Natural
Gas purchases for most recent
12 months for which records
are available; Documents to
support calculation of needs;
Standard industrial classifica
tion (SIC) code numbers such
as 01 for crops and 02 for
livestock, and Signature
swearing or affirming to ac
curacy of request.
Cody suggested that local
natural gas suppliers be con
tacted concerning procedures
for obtaining agricultural
priority.
Hospital News
Clyde Candler of Marshall
entered St. Joseph's Hospital
this week for surgery. He had
previously been in the hospital
and also underwent surgery at
that time.
Coleman C. Caldwell of
Marshall, who has been a pa
tient in St. Joseph's Hospital
for several days, underwent
surger on Monday.
Mrs. Dora Ramsey
Is Honored At Party
Mrs. Dora Ramsey of Mar
shall was honored by
members of her family on her
96th birthday, June 17, at a
party held at Pisgah Manor,
Candler, where is a patient.
Birthday cake, sandwiches
and punch were served.
Family members attending
were her sister, Mrs. Willie
Runnion; Mrs. Eva Sams and
Mrs. Liston Ramsey, all of
Marshall; Mr. and Mrs. R.J.
Rice of dharlotte; Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Peoples of Winston
TRUCKS
77 FORD y2 TON 4x4 auto., PS . $4995
76 BLAZER V8, 4 speed, PS, 4 x 4
$4995
72 JEEPSTER 6 cyl., 4x4, auto. . $2495
77 FORD Vi TON V8, auto., PS, . $4695
76 CJ7 6 cyl., auto., PS $4995
CARS
76 MAVERICK 6 cyl., auto., PS. low
mileage $2995
74 PINTO SW, 4 speed $1995
74 MAVERICK 6 cyl. SD $1295
74 MONTE CARLO V8, auto., PS, PB
$2495
73 VW BUG $1395
OLDER CARS PRICED TO
$95 TO $995
NEED MORE ROOM
INC.
Salem; Mrs. Ramsey's
daughter, Mrs. Edna
Sprinkle; Mr. and Mrs. Hoilis
Sprinkle, Mr. and Mrs.
Weaver Pritchard, Mrs. Anne
Ray and two children, Susan
and Eddie; Mrs. Grace
Castello, and Mrs. Jimmy
Ballard, all of Asheville.
Mrs. Ramsey recently par
ticipated in an inter-nursing
home bowling tournament in
which she won the first place
trophy in the category of
pushing the ball from a ramp.
She is active in arts and
crafts and parti pates in other
activities at Pisgah Manor.
FROM OLD rusted bed springs and old ap
pliances thrown out beside the roads and
creek beds, Greater Ivy citizens continue to
keep Township 4 attractive by being active in
clean-up drives. Shown above is Frank
Briggs standing back of bedsrpings which
have been removed from sight of motorists.
Future cleanup drives are planned and all
citizens are asked to cooperate.
Engagement
Announcement is made of
the engagement of Janet
Luanne Hunt of Mars Hill to
William L. Roberts of Mar
shall.
The bride-elect is the
daughter of Mrs. Neal Gerrell
of Haines City, Fla., and the
late Eugene Hunt. She is a
graduate of Mars Hill College
with a B.S. degree in biology
and is employed by the
Madison County Department
of Social Services.
The future bridegroom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Dedrick Roberts of Marshall.
He is a graduate of Asheville
Buncombe Technical Institute
and is employed by Andy-Oxy
Co. in Asheville.
The wedding is planned for
Nov. 17.
Singing
The regular first Saturday
night singing will be held at
the Hopewell Baptist Church
this Saturday at 7:30.
Expected to participate are
the Foster Creek Singers, the
Upper Walnut Creek singers
and the Asheville Church of
God singers.
The Rev. Ralph McDevitt,
pastor, invites the public
Family Planning Fee Added
The Madison County Health
Department announce* that
individuals receiving Family
Planning services who are not
eligible for third party reim
bursements through Medicaid
'Food Fair'
At Petersburg
This Friday
Gardeners and farmers in
the Mars Hill-Marshall area
are going to make their pro
duce available to Madison
County residents straight
from the truck at Petersburg
this Friday.
Floyd Coates of Coates
Country Store is making his
parking lot and the surroun
ding area available to local
farmers from 3 to 8 p.m.
This is a good way for
Madison County neighbors to
bet the energy crisis and help
each other out," Coates said.
Greater Ivy Flea Market
The Greater Ivy Community
Flea Market will open next
Saturday at 9 a.m. in the old
Beech Glen Gymnasium. It
will continue to be open every
Saturday during July and
August from 9 a.m. to S p.m.
The Greater Ivy Community
will sponsor a Poor Man's Sup
per in the community building
on July 20 at 6:30 p.m.
School Reunion
The annual Spring Creek
School Reunion will be held
next Sunday at the school,
Route 1, Hot Springs.
Your Pharmacist
Bill Powell
Says
Community Medical Center Pharmacy,
Mars HiU. NC. Tel 689-2591
[ Enthusiastic about bandage*
Anytime your child has
an open cut, please be cer
tain to bandage it after, of
course, first having cleaned
and applying medication to
it.
We're carrying all kinds
of bandages with which
you're undoubtedly already
familiar, but I'd like to take
a. second to talk about the
relatively new elastic band
aces.
These bandages come in
various sizes, hold fast, keep
the wound area clean, and
give support to the area be
ing bandaged. Once you've
used one, you'll be able to
see for yourself just why we
continue to be enthusiastic
about them.
We're not only your drug
store, but your friend. Come
see us soon.
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The second Sunday nigftt
singing will be held next Sun
day at the Alexander Baptist
Church beginning at 7.
The choir will be singiqg
songs from the new Stampg
Baxter song books.
Groups expected to be Pre
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ris Quartet and others.
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