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r <r ^ THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER (cretary Benson Urged To Take Hew Look' At '55 Burley Quotas McCrary fleeting [entucky | [-state Burley Tobacco ?including C. B. Mc- j ines Creek and Joseph Asheville?decided at a i Lexington, Ky. last k Secretary of Agricul n to "take a new look ey supply situation and ing quotas for 1955 in ol current overproduc immendation was among ober of sweeping chang ations and laws govern jduction and control of eed on by the 16-mem ttce during a six-hour ;ession. Berry, New Castle, Df the committee, said n would be asked to call at Washington at which committee's recommen uld be heard, tr to a question. Berry ommittee had voted in langjng existing statutes jretary Benson the nec er to make a "deep cut" ng quotas "if such is ! lo help the tobacco in- i ;he principal topics dis- j the committee since it zed last month was an iscourage production of excess of marketing ments. Recommendations mmittee recommended ition be enacted to: de that production of tobacco shall not give market price. Referring to measurements of an entitlement to a quota. 2. Provide that excess production by an allotment producer shall re sult in a penalty of allotment re duction in an amount, equal to the excess production in the prior year. 3. Provide for a civil penalty that will constitute a more effective de terrent to excess production. 4. Increase the penalty on mar keting excess tobacco to 75 per cent of the previous year's average HEALTH POSTER CONTEST WINNERS at WaynesvtHe Township High School thus week, in competition sponsored by the Business and Pro fessional Women's Club, were Lucy Gaddy, first place; Eugene Brackett, second, and Ernestine Elwards, third. Cash prizes of S5, $3, and $2 were awarded to the three contestants, who are art students of Mrs. Wanda Padgett at WTHS. The posters were judged by Health Department per sonnel. (Mountaineer Photo). Jaycees' DSA Banquet Set Here Friday Night. Haywood County's "Outstanding 1 Young Man of 1954" will be nam ed by the Waynesville Jaycees at the organization's fourth annual , Distinguished Service Award ban i quet at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Spal don's Restaurant. The Junior Chamber members also will select their "Key Man" for 1954 and will honor two local business firms for their coopera tion with the Jaycees last year. Principal speaker for the meet tobacco?another prime topic of the committee's discussions from the outset?the group agreed: 1. to require aerial surveys an nually. 2. To eliminate tolerance in cal culation of acreage. 3. To provide for criminal pun- j ishment as a misdeameanor of not | more than one year or not more than $10,000 or for willfully in accurate measurement of a grow er's tobacco plot, making the pen alty cover the Government em ployee only. The committee voted to recom mend a change in the statutes to provide for establishment of a minimum allotment of 10 per cent of the cropland rather than the existing 25 per cent. | Seeks to Correct Inequities This move was taken, Berry said, to correct inequities that have cropped up as the result of the present minimum - acreage - allot ment phases of the regulations. When a cut is ordered by the Sec retary of Agriculture (as was done i two months ago by Secretary Ben son when he ordered a 10 per cent over-all cut in acreage allotments) the grower have an allotment of seven tenths of an acre or less does ! not take the cut. In other words, 1 the big producer suffers more frotn the cut in acreage allotment than does the small producer. At present, 207,100 farms in the eight-state burley belt have allot (Continued on Page 5) ing will be Joel G. Bartiam of Asheville, district manager of the Life of Virginia Insurance Com pany and president of the Ashe ville chapter of the National As sociation of Life Underwriters. Theme of the meeting will be "Service to Humanity ? the Best Work of Life." The county's outstanding young man is selected by a secret panel of three disinterested men?none of whom are Jaycees and without any one of the three knowing Who the other two are. The judges make their selec tions of individuals based on their service as a civic leader and in their own business or professional field. .. } ^ The winner last year was Glenn W. Brown, young Waynesvllle at torney. The winner in 1951 was Charles F. Isley, director of music at Waynesville Township High School, and in 1952, the Rev. James H. Coleman, former pastor of the Shady Grove Methodist Charge. In charge of arrahgements for the DSA banquet is a committee composed of Andy Blanton, chair man: Raymond Caldwell, and Doug Worsham. Concert At WCC To Be Broadcast A special musical program, re corded at the recent band clinic at Western Carolina College at Cullo whee, will be broadcast over WHCC from 3:05 to 3:30 p.m. on Sunday. Seventeen Haywood County stu- ; dents, mainly from Waynesville and Canton, participated in the band clinic, and will be heard on the broadcast. Sixty-four students 'were chosen from more than 1.000 who auditioned for the western division of the all-state band clinic. Waynesville students who will be heard in the band clinic concert are Eddie DaMourc, Buster Green, . Peggy Beeves, Pauline Inman. Marguerite Buss, Mary Beeves. Patsy Holder. Suzanne Curiy, Gary Evans. Joe McEvoy, Barbara Tones. Wanda llipps'. Salinda Dlcus. \ndy Owens, Phyllis Davis. Those from Canton are Dreyton Shull and Diane Thompson. Bethel High Senior Play Set March 1 The senior class of Bethel High School will present a three-act comedy, "Susie the Siren" in the Bethel auditorium Tuesday, March 1 at 7 p.m. The play is given by special arrangement with the Dramatic Publishing Company of Chicago. The cast includes: Susie?Jo Anne Neal; Mr. Rey nolds?Tody Capps; Mrs. Reynolds ?Spe Kelley; Petey ? Andrew Gibbs; Midge?Barbara Burnette; Gussie ? Oleen Massie; Jim ? Charles Stamey; Blimp ? Tommy Singleton; Agnes?Jo Ann Cook; Beverly?Peggy Edwards; Nona? Margaret Mease; Jumbo?Gerald Owen; Mr. Foley?Billy Terrell; Mrs, Cornstalk ? Wanda Inman; Miss Oakey?Gail Revis; Dugan? Jackie Shook. Admission will bo 30 and 60 cents. The directors are senior spon \ sors Miss Bernice McElhannon and Mrs. Alice R. Cathey. State Revenue Agent Announces Office Schedule A representative of the North Carolina Department of Revenue will be in the state tax office in the basement of the courthouse each Friday and on March 14 and 15 to assist with the filing of in come and intangible tax returns. The deadline for state taxes this | year is April 15. Women and single men?with in comes of $1,000 or more and married men with an income of $2, 000 or more must file returns and I * I pay the tax due by April 15. No charge is made for assistance given to taxpayers. \ Legion, Auxiliary To Attend Church In Body Sunday Members of the Waynesville American Legion post and the Auxiliary will meet at 7 p.m. Sun day at the Legion Hall and then attend services at the First Metho dist Church in a body, it has been announced. The Legion's attendance at the Sunday night services will be in observance of a nation-wide "Go To-Church" program conducted by the veterans organization. The Rev. Earl H. 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