Town Of Marshall
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Dovl*. Ruby Moor* til
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Frltfc*. Morris M M
Haynlo, Mr*. Eolo 1JI
Hayni*. Poto (H*ir?) ,.NJB
LunMord. Joyc* Allium W.M
McHono. Mr*. *
Manor will (Hotr*) ,.7M
Moor*. Roymond *.?
N**h. amy 70.45
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Norton, Bornum o no Powy m m
P??g. Booby Roy
Pogg. Mark
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Prouloy. Floyd ...WM
"Pionoor Ford Solo*. Inc Ml 03
Rector. Alton I1J*
Rotort*. Jorloono Flthor M W
srwtton. Mr*. Sopni. 7S
Shlokl*. Sh*lby Corrlton It 40
Smith, von Eatoto 11.1)
Tipton. Cotomon 1 1J
Tipton, Elbert 4.50
TwhO, N B ...375
Weld. Mildred ... 4.00
West, Robert, Jr. . ... ...... 33.00
Wood, Roger Lenny 101 .40
Rector. Bobby Frenk ?... 4t 54
Tipton, Henry ; 4.50
TOWN OF MARSHALL
ELOISE B. RIDDLE, TAX COLLECTOR
May IS. 32. 39; June 5, IMOchg
Town Of Hot Springs
HOT SPRINGS. N.C
SALE OF REAL ESTATE FOR
1979 TAXES
At 12:00 o'clock noon Monday Juno 9. 1900 I will toll at public auction ot mo City
Hall of the Town of Hot Springs, Hot Springs, N.C , pursuant to the existing laws of
North Carolina, the following real estate on which the 1979 taxes remain unpaid. This
being all of the real estate owned in the respective Town of Hot Springs. N.C. The list
of all property to be sold and the amount are as follows:
- Bator. Harold MM*
< Bamatt. Edward and Bar bra 4?73
.. Bullman. Emma Low 7M?
" "Case. Ula 5 00
?' Cod*. Mrs. Varn 10 44
I Clark. Vatma King is 30
Eller. Ernest and Donna 7,?
Gantry, Willis and Marlon 30 29
Gowan. Parry (Laney property )11*7S
* " Gowan, Charlie (est.) 11.70
.Mall. Elmer 0 107 H
, Holder, Mrs Austin (est > T M
King FrankB V.*0
Lawson. H.F (est.) ? ?
? Moore, jimmy May Fox M.?0
Moore. Steve ?"
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, .Norton, Dous and Oorottiy 104 5*
Parrls, <* w t?t ) 2t.7t
Plemmons. M.6. (?*?> ...... ..40.47
Raleigh. Mrs. Jim 43.44
Rimuy, Carol 24.14
Ramsey, George and Market 1 1* 75
Reece, Newland and Batty lotto
Rector. C.E. 4 Jake Hector it M
Rhodes. Elsie C M to
Rkker, Charles Jr M M
Robinson, Earl 7.20
Rudisell, L.E 14.54
Sawyer. Elliabeth 17.55
Sheiton, Robert 113.04
Stamey. Mrs. C.C.... 110.70
Thomas. Orvllle 51.12
Walhn. Haynas and Sadie 71.10
Wright, Cecil J1.S0
Muriel Avtry. Clerk and
Tan Collector
May 15. 22, It; June 5. ltM chg
Town Of Mars Hill
MARS HILL, N.C.
_ , SALE OF REAL ESTATE FOR IWt TAXES
At 12:00 o'clock noon, Monday, Juno ?. H00, I will toll at public auction, at the
, Town Halt, pursurant to the existing lows of North Carolina, ttw following real estate
on which the if 79 taxes remain unpaid. This being all the real estate owned in the
respective Town of Mars Hill, North Carolina. List of all property to be sold and the
Z amount of taxes due are as follows:
v Acme Ready Mix, c/o Dan C. YoongtO.OO
' L.W Am mom, Sr., Heirs. c/o L.W.
(Woodie) Ammom, Jr 10 K>
??; Daniel Harlan Boone ....... 154.00
Bruce B Briggs 239.00
-- Mrs. Clarence Briggs....( Balance) 40.40
Capps Funeral Home ....3*141
. .. Mr*. Mary Burnette Corretl 9.40
' ' Mrs. Nancy Lee OeBlaker 143.33
* ' Bernie i. Wanda Edward* 150 52
Mr*. Ray Godfrey 11.40
Ma| or Charlotte Anne Kirk 4.00
C. Earl leininger 331.40
Charles C. Narron 310.40
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CIWrtM F. Phillip* *?.M
Raymond E. Poncwr 4J.W
William E. PouMtl. Ill in.4t
Can Oaan Rhn N.ll
Wayna 0. Rabart* I?J.?
Mr*. Margaret H. Rymar tM
jama*D t Maria Slwok 10 <0
RobartT. SoflaM 10.04
Mr*. L.R. Williams Ettata. c/o L.W.
(Wood la) Ammom. Jr 10?.44
TOWN OF MARS HILL
(Mrs.) JoannaH. Rica
TaxCaltaclar
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Small Business/ fha Offers Financing To Spur Development
> By ROY THOMPSON JR.
WCU CENTER
FOR IMPROVING
MOUNTAIN LIVING
An excellent current source
of financing for small
businesses Is the Farmers
Home Administration. In 1 W?,
for example, Farmers Home
guaranteed 963,515,000 in
North Carolina bank loans to
businesses and individuals,
twice as many business bank
loans than the Small Business
Administration guaranteed in
the same period.
The real intent of the
Farmers Home Administra
tion business and industry
loan program is to improve
the quality of rural life and to
?par rural development.
Lous cm to made to any
rural area outside tte limits of
a city of 30,000 population. In
practice, priority paw to pro
jects in opea country, in rural
communities, and la towns of
25,000 and smaller.
These Fanners Home bank
guaranteed loana are
available in any amount to
companies of any sue The
business borrower may take
as long aa SO years to repay a
loan for acquisition of land,
buildings, or permanent fix
tures and up to IS years to
repay loans for machinery
and equipment. The FmHA
allows several years to repay
loan* tar working capital.
Such charactcrtoUcs make
FmHA loans mora desirable
than Small Business Ad
ministration loans ir
minlstrstioa loans.
One of the principal advan
tages of the PmHA
guaranteed loan program Is
that nearly every North
Carolina county has a full
time loan officer to assist
business owners in malting ap
plications
The baste purpose at the
FmHA loan guarantees are
financing business and In
dustry, increasing employ
ment, and controlling pollu
tion. Some possible uses of
these loans include financing
Banjo Rally
East Haywood Plans Music Events
East Haywood plans to
capitalize on the Mountain
Magic Festival weekend
which should increase the
number of folks coining into
the area by sponsoring two
musical events in mid-June
Planned is a banjo rally
competition scheduled in Can
ton June 20 and a Fiddlers
Convention scheduled at the
Clyde School in Clyde June 21.
According to Bill Parker,
Haywood County Chamber of
Commerce executive director,
Mountain Magic weekend
should generate some 30,000
people from outside the coun
ty
The banjo contest site has
not yet been designated but
will be in downtown Canton.
First prize is $200 plus a
trophy for old time and
bluegrass music. Placements
to third with cash and
trophies.
Revival
"One In The Spirit," a
ministry consisting of two
married couples, will appear
at the Carmen Church ai God
at 7 p.m. June 3, and the Rev.
James Underbill, pastor in
vites the public.
The couples are Dennis and
Linda Harasty and Terry and
Debbie Williams.
Jason, a son of the Harasty 's
also appears with the group.
The visiting evangelist will
be the Rev. NorveD Peek, who
will conduct a week's revival
at the church June 2-7.
A separate competition will
be held for dance fiddlers
Free camping will be pro
vided for all competitors. For
further information call
456-3021 or write to Haywood
County Chamber of Com
merce, P.O. Box 125,
Waynesville 21786.
Price is $10 for any regular
and all events. Price is $5 at
the gate.
The Fiddlers Convention,
which promoters hope will
become a legend, will offer
cash prizes. In addition to
money, original works of art
exemplifying the spirit at our
music will be awarded for all
placements. The grand award
is first in open class.
Classes are open, old time,
bluegrass, heritage and
novice. Open class offers (750
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$190 for third. Old time class
offers $75, $35 and $25.
Bluegrass class offers $75, $35
and $25. Heritage class offers
$75, $35 and $25. Novice class
offers $35, $15 and $15.
Contest judging rules and
procedures apply. Quality
judges are provided for all
classes.
Thirty-five percent of
registration money will be ad
ded to the placement except
first in open.
and materials. Working
capital loans can be
guaranteed under Uus pro
gram.
The first step in applying for
a Farmers Home guaranteed
loan is to arrange an interview
with the nearest Farmers
Home county agent. He will
give you an indication of
whether or not your request is
possible under FraHA
guidelines. If the indication is
positive, your next step is to
apply for the loan at your
bank. Tell your banker that
you plan to apply for a 90 per
cent guarantee from the
FmHA.
When your banker gives you
a tentative approval, your
next step is to file the preap
plica tion or formal application
for the guarantee. There are a
number of forms to fill out for
this guarantee, so you might
have your attorney and ac
countant assist in the prepara
tion. In any case, your at
torney and accountant may
have experience in working
with the FmHA.
If you are unable to locate
your county Farmers Home
representative, write to the
U.S. Farmers Home Ad
ministration, Room S3S, 310
New Bern Ave., Raleigh 27(11
or call (?1? 7I6-4M0.
For further information,
write this column at tbe
Economic Development Divi
won. Center for Improved
Mountain Living, Western
Carolina University,
Culiowhee 28723
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