Bookmobile Schedule Friday, May It 1 BALSAM BO. . ALLENS CB. ( Allen Hyatt 9:15- 9:30 J Barber's Orchard 9:43-10:13 1 Queen's Store .... 10:20-10:30 1 Mrs. Oscar Arlington 10:43-11:00 I Kay Allen _. 11:13-11:30 I Jack Whitaer 11:33-11:43 ? Aliens Creek School ... 11:30-12:13 K. K. Chamber. 12:80-12:45 .Paul Browning 1:00- 1:13 Ralph Rath bone 1:30- 1:43 ? _____ . t Monday. May 21 c BEAVEBDAM . WEST CANTON c a Billy Haney 9:30- 9:43 Junior Haney 10:00-10:30 Beaverdam School 10:43-12:00 p Ed Queen 13:13-12:30 j tk ? "" ' " "" 11 ' ' Natt's Store ...12:45- 1:00 rromer Crisp 1:00- 1:00 Tuesday, May 22 JL'TCH COVE - MORNING STAR }uay Smathers 0:30- 0:45 ack Chambers 0:50-10:00 Vllson's Store 10:15-10:00 rlnley Cook 10:05-10:45 ilorning Star School ... 11:00-12:30 I. M. Stamey v 12:45- 1:00 Imathers' Dairy 1:15- 1:30 The N. C. National Forests are ngaged In a six year cooperative tudy of wet forest soils with Duke Jniverslty and three pulpwood ompanles There are 90,000 acres if such land (pocosln) on the Croat n National Forest. Capt. James Cook, British ex ilorer, was the first to use citrus ulce to fight shipboard scurvy. Canton High Campus Cuffnotes By Pattjr Morgan ^ l At la?t, the annual* have arrived. They were given out Friday after the dedication waa made In chapel to Mr*. Frankie Johnson, teacher of 11th grade English. Mr*. John son certainly deserved the dedica tion because of her untiring con tribution In helping with the Jun ior-Senior Prom every year and other activities at CHS. The an nuals, edited by Melissa Osborne, were examples of Inspiration and perspiration. The annual staff, un der the sponsorship of Mrs. Mesaer. did a wonderful job. The Black Bears are "hot to trot". They chalked up two more victort?( uit wee* oy defeating both Waynesvllle and Aaheville School. We are certainly proud of our boya! For the program Friday in a? sembly, we had Clvitan speeches Pupils from each grade in high school wrote speeches and compet ed against each other in their own grade. From each section three speakers are selected. The fresh men and sophomores compete against each other; the juniors and seniors compete against one an other. The winners for the lower grades were Ashley Neal, winner; Clara Coleman, runner-up In the upper class Llnville Robinson won with Freddy Warner as runner-up. All the speeches were very good and the judges will vouch to this state ment since they had such a hard time picking out the winners. The seniors were presented with beautiful pen and pencil sets, com pliments of Haywood County Bank. These pens have come In real handy to sign the annuals with. We certainly do (hank the thought ful people who are responsible. Our student council is featuring a clean-up campaign for all the school. Charles Hall, chairman of the campaign, is really trying to get the studenta enthusiastic about rleantng up because we can then be even prouder of our spotless school. The Junior and Senior band and choral group gave a concert Mon day night. Both bands played a selection of IS numbers, all beau tifully done. The choral sang three numbers, also beautifully presented. Mr. Mannle, the direc tor, has done a wonderful job with both musical groups. We had the pleasure of having the Valdese choir sing for us last Tuesday. They certainly can sing! Our choral group sat In amaze ment as they listened to the choir. To Just half way sound like them would be a high goal. Our Spanish II students recent ly took a state Spanish test. The three highest papers from the class were sent to Chapel Hill to be graded. They will be competing against other Spanish test, from all over the state. The three tests sent from CHS were those of Robert | ' ' "I Dease with the highest score; Mar garet Gidney, the next highest, and Betty Bruce Nanney. In previous years CHS has won a third place in the contest and other honor able mentions. We hope that our representatives can do as wall this year. ? We gain knowledge from books, but there is a certain kind of knowledge that can only be found in Nature. Wordsworth once said. "One impulse from a vernal wood may teach you more of man, of moral evil and of good than all the sages can." Ratcliffe Cove Garbage Truck Starts Regular Round RATCLIFFE COVE ' MRS. GROVER FRANCIS Community Reporter The garbage truck will be around again on Saturday. Anyone who was missed on last Saturday or will want garbage picked up may call L. Z. Messer. After this Sat urday the truck will run every two weeks. The training union from the Baptist church put on an assembly program at the Associational Offic ers and Leaders Council at Aliens Creek Baptist Church on Monday. Mrs Mark Palmer is a patient at Haywood County hospital. McConnel Ratcliffe, who in jured a knee at school last week, Is in Mission Memorial hospital in Asheville. Others on the sick list are Pink Underwood, "Pop" Ford and "Uncle" Bob Grasty. General Traffic Hazard WALHALLA, S C. (AP) ? The monument to Confederate Gen. John Anders Wegener, founder of thU community, has become a vic tim of the motor age. The monument stood at a main intersection for 53 years without once being hit by traffic. In 1953, however, authorities decided it was a traffic hazard and moved it to a new site. Then a speeding car hit the monument, breaking it into seven pieces. \ I I Br ? Otncfc ???? lift* to ??f ooo'Mt ? Pet.tioo tool mM m **t nHw^ P? ? Uml.c cotlM* HtH mMi ??? 0*0f*t<?t co?pit*n ? 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