Gov. Sanford Challenges
State’s Turkey Farmers
Governor Tory Sanford talked
tuikey this week.
He asksd Tar Heel farmers to
THE YANfZEY RECORD
THURSDAY, DEC. 26, 1963
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3. Den
4. Springer and
water ——
5. Norse
goddess of
death ;
6. Cebine
monkey
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character
in play
8. Fragrance ;
9. Unduly
dainty
10. Assayers ;
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diameters
ACROSS
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golf club
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mouthed
12. Eagle's nest
13. Probation
14. Manacles
15. Gull-like *
bird
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; 17. Street
(abbr.)
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23. Autumn
ground
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measure
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28. Apportions
30. In a higher
place
31. Burns
slightly
33. Wheel pro
jection
1 35. Frosted
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38. Kibble
40. Fluff
42. Roman
magistrate
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—Just A Lot of Good Friends and Members who
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And because we appreciate all this, we thank
you, as a member and friend.
THERE’S NOTHING SO VERY
NEW
About the idea, but sometimes an old saying
that calls up kindly memories from the past
comes pleasantly from the lips again, like “God
Bless You!” and “ AuldLcng Syne” and “Come
end see us!” Anyway, we wish you happiness
■ r t only for a
YEAR
BUT FOR A LIFETIME! I
French Broad Electric Mem. Cerp.
Marshall Burnsville Bakersville
help 4*m find the fattest and fan
ciest turkey in North Carolina.
; Th_> heavyweight champion tur-
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like
plant
23, Chinese
meas
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24. Young
tree
26. Pails
27. Honest
(slang)
29. Like
32. North
Caroli r a
(abbr.)
34. New
England
state
- key will strut North Carolina’.'
. colors in the National Turkey Sho
• in Louisville, Ky., Jar,. 6-10.
Governor Sanford issued tb
invitation to Tar Heel turkey groy
ers after accepting a challeng
“"from former Governor Bert Comt
of Kentucky to enter a Tar Hei
turkey in the national comptitioi
Noting that North Carolina’s fai
| mers have raised 2.737,000 turkey
| this year, Governor Sanford said
| “We know that Tar Heel tui
keys are the tastiest in the nation, j
“We also know that they gofobl :
as fine a tune as turkeys any !
where.
“And we suspect that they wi!
w i”h in with the best in the
country.’’ 1
The Governor pointc d out tha< t
North Carolina ranks 12th in the *
nation in total turkey production.
State and * federal agricultural re-1
cords -Jsgpw the 1963 turkey pro- j
duction is up abbut 17 per cent.
Governor Sanford said the in-1
cr v ase in turkey production “means
*hat more than 16.000 tons of tur
rey came off our farms this year.
This is typical of the advances
being made by North Carolina’s
food processing industry.”
He said the rules for the turkey 1
corrt-st are simple: The tcatoy.
may be of any breed, sex or age.
The one restriction in consider
ing weight, the Governor noted. 1
is that contest officials will not
count nance feeding the turkeys
buckshot.
The Governor asked tuikey grow
ers to write the vital statistics of
■heir nominations to Wade Lucas,!
public information officer, State j
Department of Conservation and
Development, Raleigh. The written'
nominations should include: Weight, \
breed,, sex and age of turkey.
ArraSigements will be made to i
send the champion to Louisville.
Helps Heal And Clear
Itchy S9dn Rash!
Zemo—liquid or ointment—a doc
tor’b antiseptic, promptly relieves
itching, stops scratgßins . \
rasHs. Buy Extra
Strength Zemo for ■
stubborn cases
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Rood Signs Are Be ng Erect d In Western N. C*
New signs are being installed
®r weather and icy roads oon-j
er weather and icey' roads com- :
inue to plague highway motor- i
>ts. The diamond-shaped black on]
■ellow si gas am being posted by
he North Carolina State High- i
‘ay Comm : ssion in areas where.
■eezing and dangerous conditions
re cited.
Two signs have been d signed
’hich reaji: ICE ION ROAD and
CE ON BRIDGE.| A convertible
ap allows maintenance crews to
isplay the sign when hazardous ji -
ORTH CAROLINA
ANCEY COUNTY
'ANCEY COUNTY.
Plaintiff
vs.
RANK SHELTZ, |
Defendant | _
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of a Judg- i
nent of the Superior Court of j
/ancey County in the above en- 1
itled case against the defends nt i
appointing the undersigned Com- 1
nissioner to sell the lands here
inafter described to satisfy said
Judgment for. taxes due Yancev
1 County for theyears of 1950, 195 i,
‘ 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957,
1958, 1959, 1960, and 1961, and for
■osts of said adion, and the taxes
| aaving been Jedd but the costs
remaining unpaid, the under
-1 Hfe"bereinffftW s ?j^cnbed : YracT'or
| parcel of land for sale at the
■ courthouse door in Burnsville,
North Carolina, at |0:00 o’clock
1 A. M., January 2, 1964, said land
i being in Egypt Township, Yancey
County, North Carolina, and de-1
scribed as follows:
| BEING the lands described in
the deed from Mary Edwards,
September 21, 1938, to E. H. Ed
wards and registered in the office
! if the Register of Deeds for Yan
cey County, in Deed Book 32,
Page 137.
This November 30, 1963.
Bill Atkins, Commissioner
j Dec. 5, 12. 19, 26
NOTICE OF SALE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
YANCEY COUNTY ~
Plaintiff
vg.l
CHARLES HAROLD SILVERS and
vise, ELLEN SILVERS: W. E.
YNGLIN. TRUSTIE: ROBERTS
AND JOHNSON LUMBER COM
PANY: And the TjOWN OF BUR
VSVILLE,
Defendants
Under and by virtue of « Judg
nent of the SuPeftor Court of
Yancey County in the above en
itlfd case against the defendants
-ppointing the under-igned Com
missioner to sell the lands here
nafter described to satisfy said
fudgment for taxes due Yancey
ounty for the yegrs 1959 and 1960,
j nd for cost of said action, and
he taxes having been paid; but
| he cost remaining unpaid, the' un
-ersigned Commissioner will offer
I be hereinafter described tract or
1 aroel of land for aaale at the
| nuthouse door *a Burnsville,
I i orth Carolina at 16:M o'clock
I v. M., January 2. 1964. said land
I*?ing in Burnsville 'fownshlp, Yan
cy County, North Carolina and de
cr*bed as follows:
Being the lands described in a
teed of Trust from Charles Harold
■ lvers, and wife, Ellen Slivers,
II »ctober 16, 1952, to W. E. Anglin.
II rustee for Roberts & Johnson
I .umber Company, which ‘deed of
I rust is registered in the office
II f the Register of Deeds for Yan
ey County, North Carolina, in
lortgage Deed Book 38, Page 525.
eference to which is hereby made
w a more specific descript
_ >n of said lands.
I This November 30, 1963.
Bill Atkins, Commissioner.
£ 5, 12, 19, 26.
oad conditions exist, to cover
| it when weather permits. Several
i specially designed waning
* TTns have been posted in the
i western part of North Carol na,
and will be posted throughout the
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