Canton High
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By JIMMY HEGLAK
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' the Black Bears took then f if tit
visit ory Friday night over AaheviUc
Befool, 46-6 Tlx* first and tec
OH4 teams played a very good
gatne and Charles Duke kicked the
?%? points for all but two of
thg touchdowns CHS is looking
forward to another victory this
' Friday night when they meet Blue
Bulge here.
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The band performed well dur
ing the half-time by presenting a
?l?w featuring scenes from the
"Old West" The band, under the
direction of Wayne Press ley, is
giving excellent performances at
the football games.
The Industrial Arts class has
had two practice teachers from
Western Carolina College, who
are expected to remain until De
t.?
? cember 15th They are: Mr. Hog
' era from Swannanoa and Mr.
Lopes from Black Mountain, sen
1 lors at Cullowhee. have been do
j "'g " grand Job under Mr Bridge
' man's supervision.
The Kev. Clayton J Lime spoke
to us in assembly on Friday morn
ing. He brought his dog which
gave a show of its ow n. Kev. Lime
presented an interesting talk and
read some poetry which was en
tertaining. His talk, on a contrast
of man to animals, was an inspir
ing message. ?
Mary Welte and Emily Stone,
co-editors of "Bear Tracks," Doris
Teague, "Who's Who" Editor, and
Sarah Jane Allen, Kermlt Hyatt.
Bonnie Hall, and Ernest Steppe of
the business staff, will attand ihe I
Kottor's Koundtable at WCC this (
Friday. It is sponsored by the i
Asheville Citizen Times and WCC. ' <
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The Beta Club journeyed to j.
Mar* Hill for the convention on .
Thursday. Next week 1*1.1 bring I
the results of that trip. I
1
i He looking forward to more <
news from CHS next Thursday.
WCC To Have Outstanding Lyceum Series This Fall
The fall quarter lyceum series!
for Western Carolina College has '
been announced by Mrs Lillian B. (
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Buchanan, chairman of the lyceum
committee
"I Sol 1sti dl Zagreb." Yugoslav
?hamber orchestra, will appear in
Hoey Auditorium at C..'l p m. Tues
iay, October 16, as the first fea
ure of the season. This group is
composed of fourteen string artists
jnde.r the direction of Antonio
lanigro. and contains t?u compXe
dring quartets, both recognized at,
foremost in Yugoslavia. Having
been widely acclaimed in Europe.
Ihey are now beginning their first
American tour.
Saturday. October 20. the United
State.- Navy Band will present two 1
performances at WCC. one at three 1
p m. and the other at 8:15 in the I
evening High school band- <
throughout Western North Caro- '
Jina have been invited to pe^orm <
at the afternoon concert and re- <
main as guests of the college for c
the evening concert. Commander s
-.narles Brendler, conductor of ifce t
Navy hand, will select a number
of high school musicians from the r
afternoon concert to perform with t
the Navy Band in the evening <
The Robert Joffrey Theatre ?
Dancers will appear in Hoey Audi- 1
orium Thursday evening, Novem
xt 1, in the third feature of the
KTies. Joffrey is America's newest
lance celebrity, and as a choreog
apher-producer has assembled a
ast of youthful performers of rec-1
ionized talent. He has staged his
?olorful ballets in Europe, in many
ections of this country, and in
elevision shows.
Airs, Buchanan explained that
?ollege students are admitted free
if charge: however, a nominal
?harge must he made for others,
ind the public is invited to attend
hese performances.
Many Exhibits
Staged Saturday
At Thickety Fair
A wide variety of home and
garden exhibits were featured at
the third annual Community Fair
held at the Thickety Park Satur
day.
The fair is one of the CDP pro
jects promoted each year, and a
number of the people participate
in the displays from year to year.
Arrangements were under the
general direction of Mrs. Lloyd
Parham. Sr., the CDP chairman,
W. S. Jimison and their commit
tees. A pet show was held Satur
day morning (or the first time.
In connection with the fair, and
there was a special exhibit for
the children 'in which they dis
played various kinds of hobbies,
handmade articles, and collections.
Blue, red and white ribbons
were awarded for first, second and
third place respectively.
Winners in the pet show were:
Sharan Frady with her bulldog,
blue; Howard Robinson, kittens,
blue; Robert Alan Fletcher, Mex
ican Burro, blue; Robin and
Earline Cabe, Spitz and cat, red;
James Kay Dotson, dog. blue.
Judges were assistant county ag
ents. Bob Tippett, Albert Ramsey,
and W. S. Jimison.
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