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.. ; ' VOLUME TV’£NTY-EIGHT > V • - •... •/ First Feeding In Moss ; Polio Campaign March I It would be easy to as sume that everyone knows about the mass Polio Immu nization program to* take place in Mitchell and Yan cey Counties starting with the first feeding' Sunda.v,-- March Bth - but there may , still be some who ha^e'hot ~ heard or i*ead what th« . Medical Association in the ■ ; two counties are ifoing to . prevent another' Polio ' out break some who feel. it is'hot weh 4 '-- essary to take the vaccine, we can’t tell.. We hops ev eryone has made Weir plans,, to take theft ftrftt 'feeding * on March Bth and the second on May 10th but should there be doubts in your mind as to the benefit of this big undertaking, \we have ask D*. Gorge Kemberly of Bakets ville, President of the Mit chell-Yancey Medical Asro-" ciation to answer some qucs'~• tions for us. .W, ' Questions And Answers On Oral Polio Vaccine -> (Trivalent) Q. What are the advan tages of oral polio vaccine'/ over the Either type ? A. The ease with which the vaccine can be given —- " by moifth, instead of by an injection needle, is a big ad vantage. ■/ Another advantage is that this oral polio vaccine is de —signed to provide what doc-, tors call “intestinal immu nity.“ against polio. Thus it nor Irrtmu -nized individual ~ optimum protection against polio .by stimh&tting, the production of antifhodifes>‘i%hl#v but i-eduo® 4#»k'ia»li- - hood of- his .beeomtniri-car rier-of'the-disease.’! •,f :^fhb‘, wacfciw ; imd in 1 Mitbheif , • ties ' new' Trifolent.- of thh -three strafhs -6i T&i6ii- y ovalentf ‘vaccine. tt is taken by mouth and only 'twhifee'd ings are necessary •foff'basic protection instead of' th-re.:'; Q. How -is thd-'vaccine V" , administered ? -j >i:.- % A. The vac-cine is taken orally from if a concentrate is'uked on sugar cubes. 1 Q. Are there airy- hanh ful after-effects. ..such, as fever of slight,imies?, vAs ,a. result of taking .< A. Oral polio-' vaccinia f have been adniinlShsh®! to millions ; iof pbfseihs‘,V' I w' it h Tittle, or- no aftefneffects d,i seew.:attfi bli t'e d Ufc uVthft :'v at - , r .SshV H 'do^iii# : Va\‘ciha JKi&U ' } Ax * the in tmr-dige'Stiyfe 'traCt^s^m'Vi * ]os§il ies.’ f vide protections against po- Qi ; ." IJow long can' immu nization from polio last as-j» ter a person takes tjjg,, vah cine? A. Experts believe it will' . give you a relatively long- I term immunity, against po ffo2' Since individuals re-' 'sjTond differently, and exact, data is not available, soma experts believe _ a boos ter dose should be given ev ery" two to' fbjif, ydars. Q. After a person' takes the vabetoe how .long >is it before Ke should'begin to : get protection, * ' A. Protection should be r gin in two to three weeks. ■ Q. What abbufr'those-’who have received previous Salk polio shOtsF’' 'it- A. A cdrtlplhte series of two feedings of the*. new . mendea regardless of-k n J# 4 ' prevtou§ / ... Q. SuppdsoValf'rmCTabers. . of a family ' vaccinfe, is there,'a' ity that-the come ijnmuriized ffolpi-t h others?- *->-.V ['/ A.. • did' . ( not takeHhe vaccine.JnigM, become. L ' tnrdu'feh fr«Sft«''hther ■' v * ‘ ' ' gubeeripttbn M-50 Fftf Tjjtt <i‘ A v •*. . . ; this would of course be a 1 beneficial effect. However, thie procedure cannot be de pended upon. " I Q. . Does this vaccine help , to protect against al types of .polio? f. \ A. Yes ,in Mitchell and Yanpey Counties we are „ fortunate in getting the new Trivalent vaccine. It con.-, ' tains a blend of the three .‘ strains of monovalent vac cine. It is taken by mouth and only , two feedings are, njiceasary for basic pYotec- . tion, inatfad of three.''; Q. How many doapsr of . the vaccinb are needed* „ A. Two doses spaced ! at least eight weeks , apart. Q. \VTbere will this vac cine be ' obtainable during the mas* immunization pro-. gram? 1 • , Y A. You may receive the • vaccine at'certain communi ty centers, or through spe- cial mobile units which will be placed at strategic points throughout * the county. ' Watch your newspaper and listen to TV and radio for -further anouncements on this. ‘ . Can the vaccine be purchased anywhere and lakph by individuals? A. No. It is available 0,..y. uKough doctors and recogmzeu institutions like the Cocaly-.ilealth Depart ment and hospitals. !.Q. is-it , necessary to take the vaccine jjroVh ' wheti we do not ‘have TSTjk incidencee of pblio in thie_ mz i jjbllp w w welplcnown thd,t tiiief disease ■■mtibsk and in; wave*. VTljere is titonefore no'assur ance that .the present situa tion will continue. By the 1 ''---same token we do not'/have ‘••e»y cassis of smallpox,' yet . / we contniue to be vacclnst- i ♦d 'against this disease.’The ' principle is the' sk'itfb, Jand , / through this oral vac- , eftie ,we hope to make polio as Yare tomorrow* aft '■ ipok is today../ Expdrts t . seek ’that' it del better to" conduct , a program like this before ah epidemic strikes rather than wait until it is here. Q.. What dbes the -vac cine taste \ i 4 .A; It i«~a pleas'aht-flev •; ored liquid, designed Jto' ap v peal particularly to Chil dreit, \vho are very suscepti ble .to polio. , ...... , Q. Would an overdose of the vaccine be harmful?** "'A. No. In carefully con trolled > teste, measured. OVetdosee of the vaccine have bdeh'.' given, with no •feiirmfu) pfto. effect*, s Q t ; Who, should take the vaccine? . i /i T Mb' Th « • vjaccine "*&# . given to everyone six weeke • mr. «W*r ' ‘ v ? .... Q.VWhftn will the vaccine , bft-given? ,y ..A; Feeding dates are; Sunday, March 8 and Sun ■ day, ktay IQth. 1 Q. How much will it eo»i?;.' \. A. ’A donation of 50 per dose is expected although no one will be refused the Vac cin far lack of funds. aQ. Where can I obtain, additional . information, or answers to other questions on oral polio vaccine? A. From your doctor, from the'County Health De partment, U. S. P üblic Health Service. Yancey County List Os . Workers For Polio v Program The workera in- the coun- I ty are. as follows by town- I BuiINSVILLE: ’ Dr.' G. E. •W,a mpler, Father JDon, Kaple, 'Wbodwa/td Finley.:., '* • ‘ BURNSVIXiLE. Mrs. ; . D«Wy *A“frgel, ' Mrs. 'YBrufce . ' hfif.- Dick Bjaileyn?Mrs.>Roßs , Banks, gW; Banks, Mrs. Roy Banks, Mrs. Jun »«ute->Beevcr,r. kfeei ger staff, Mrs. Jr E..eleven ■ - , •■ ■■■***• T ’■ K ' v 1 • ffifeTn i A " 1 M *m- m - y DSP H jjg* m Bai ■ Jack Edge, Mrs. Bird Gill# J pie, Mrs. Coleman Gregory Mis. Sol Harris, Mrs. B« I Pitman, •*- Mrs. Jerry Hoi* 1 combe, Mrs. Nat Hoftwl, Mrs. Edgar Hunter, Jr., Mr|, Claude Ledford, Mrs. Rnlpi , Penland, Mrs.'Harold PS# nelt, Mrs. Harvey Fife#; -'Miss Maggie Lee Ray,-|lfftj . Janwyi Roland, Mrs. BtU Smith. ' CANE RIVER: Mrs. R# •; ;.-Pate, Chairman, Bald Cr#ti Mrs. Jamee Melntoeh, Giiti ,4 'Rivet.'-’ ?' BALD CMEK: Mrs. % Ray Hyleman, Rout* . 4 Bufnsville; . Ted MadfA Rout# 8, Bumeville; MrS- Carlo RiddlA Route *•: 4 Burnsville; R#» Oonj|||| Noblett ,Bald Creek; M# Alma RlddlA Route dm Burnsville; Mists Nell*# Robinßoh, Route 8, Buttlb , villfc; Miss Annastaoia T® berlin, Route 8, Burnstill*i Miss Maxine Miller, Roua i Burnsville; Mrs. Chari# Tomberlin, Route 3, Burti* ville; Miss Betty Ann Pfttt der, Route 8, Burnsville; Senior Class of Cane Rivet High School. EGYPT: Lloyd Mil tor. Route 4, Burnsville; -Bftxter Silvers, Wade Holloway, Mrs. Oftcar Fender, Una Randolph, Tilden Dexter Randolph, Max Mig gins, Jr., Bernice SiIVMHA Viola Edwards, BernhA mb wards, J, 3k Randolph, Kelly Mr*.. O. J ,i . Miyaa^ndtew^ * Johnsofik Mr«, Eaw } v ma»;'||# Qiietsf Thomae. l?J. RAMSBYTOWN- Qiafitxm ton Dean son,. Jack -Haneley. «BK*R Hpofttayfc Mrs. Ftoyi Milto, Ray MUrphy, Shirley ftfe . "wardi, Albert Rd^grds. ; PENSACOLA: Ml*- SflP* v*ca D. Ray, Jr- Mi*. J « v -Wilson, Mrs; Lawrence WU i ' son/ Mrs. •Billy!' Wilson, Billy Wilson, Danny . VVrijfht. Frank Hensley, N P or othy . Boone, Mrs. Billy B, Wileom, 'Mrs. Albert Willlanw-t •*' PRICES CREEK: Ciarlsa 1 W. Edwards, Jerry Arrows ood, Coy Fox, G; B. Mkney, .* Hunter Money,-Dot AdStin, Mack Style#, 'Hoi* -. combe. Bill Ballg* Charlae ..Austin, - Vo . -v. ■?. SOUTH TOE: Mm. M. B, Ohle, Mrs. Tillle Brooks, i Mrs. Shelby Carroll, Mice. Sybil Murphy, Mrs. R., L. Rector, Mrs. 1 James McWWr* ter, Mrs, Elmer Shuford, Mrs. Bradley Shuford, Ml*. Lawrence Gibb*, Ml*. F*ye Story, Mrs. Arcemus 81# mons, Mr*. Charles Woaeo*,- , Mrs. Earl Burgin, Mrs. CaN ! Grindstaff. ' * - ... Mrs. Floyd Autry, Mv*. Paul Briggs, Mr*.' Howard/ Autry, Mrs: Frank Bow-t ' - ditch, UA Gilbert Autrey,; Mrs. Thurman Huskins, and i Mrs. Glarluton Hollifield, ? Jr., RFD 5, Burnsville. JACK'S CREEK: Ed Wil son, Ben Wilson,.-Oeeil An glin, Mrs. J. B. Stamey, J. 8.-' Stamey, Mrs; Leona Bailey, Mrs. Adrian Buchanan, Mk*. Joyce Fox, Mias Barbara Evans, Miss Millie Evans, John E. Fox, Mrs .Thelait : Howell, Mrs. Betty DeytoA, Mrs. Phyllis Bailey I . Mrs. Mildred Styles, Mr|. Harmie Briggs, Mrs. May* garet Proffitt, Mrs. Mildred ' Woody, Mrs. June Ledford, Miss Loella Duncan, U. B. Deyton, Mrs. Marjorie Ed wards,. Mrs. Eula Walker, Mr. and Mrs, Gene Thome*, Miss Evelyn Dunctii, Ml** Evelyn Fox and Miss Milll* Wilson. - t MICAVILLE * NEWDALB Rev. Tom Rutledge and; Mr. and Mrs. 6dd Gouge, eo* chairman; Albert Silver, Harvey Johnson, Guy. Boone* Mr,, and Mrs. Charles Crow* der, Mrs Juanita Wilson*, • Mrs. J. T. Blalock; Mrs.' Jack - Burleson; Mr. knd Mrk Hl-: ram' Peak,- Mi#- Dorothy Hicks, Mrs. Mabel - Young* : . '/*nd Mrs,,- j. Bvhrnft*B.Y l "V ”, • / # *■' ! ,.l; —'ttf- - -i t , •, t r ■ ■ r.'. •. t B 5» : MtlfedtifClHifch eastdmea ’ # customs, nt ' ; INateM MSd^W^ 1 nottw Wkrm and mure food arrea thougli t«*t mas ig.sfcy real/* eoavicMg*, who , t* *b# : d|i|, aatb» «» .way df dwfifppfthe * .wag ' at . last Yancey ©Hs The Bart Yancey High Behbbl adrift defeated Aha Cwms*oJs^irl?|l*S^#S BarTi* High Beheol #BW*s- J Sum Saturday night forrt3|v % Ajp>lMlrliTi a# * The Croaanor* girls with a oonferenee record of ld-€ war* winner* of the eastern division and the East Yan cey girl* with a confasana* record of 15*2 ware winaaae et the western diviaion. •Bast Yaneey Ruth Jones 7, Gwen Young 9, Dor is Balleur Linda Hensley If, Marla Brooks .Sharon Thom as, Loretta Hensley A.- Crossa or* Beam i, z Johnson 9, Sigmon 10, •Woody 2, Henson i, Corriak L 1 r < Halftime, 1428, V Seat 1 Yaneey. Mbs Proffitt N«m«d On UN)C Honor Roll OHAPBL HILL Caro lyn Rebeeca Proffitt of BemaviU* a pharmacy etu • dent at the University *f North Carolina, ha* bean named to the honor, roll for the fall semester. - Dean Ih A-. Brecht said St student# in the School of - averaged 8.0 or • better during the semester r which ended in - Januray, The honoft roll list does not . include pre-pharmacy stu dents who are freshmen li the general college. L. - Mohaxo Reports Operating P*sultsfor 1963 fe_jA«a*terdaa, New York, ! February 26 | Mrtaoco Industries, Inc. ra< ported operating results for (no year 1963 and dividend detion by Us Board of Di rectors aft v meeting held to- I day. In presenting the oper- ' ating results ,the Company I noted that the figures did not include the operations of its furniture subsidiary, tha Fuorian Manufacturing Cor poration, which was acquir ed on December SI. . Net sales for 1963 totalled 1107,782,818, the second highest total obtained by Mohaseo and within 2.8% ifoasurg&ra."" .'■••J ' '• . ■" .• * ; ■ cr . vs ' * k I ■ v ' James jlewrense Hall Nsart Oe Brevard Henor ... Jams* Lawren&e Ball, cut of Mr. and Mrs- fi. J. Hall of Rout* 8, hea been named tg Brevard College's first #*- master honor roll// To sk this rating, 4 stojaat must: sarn as academic «w* age o| ft© or dMv«v Young Hal) to a narahec of thSf Mt. Pleaeanft Baptist Church and a graduate «f Can* Elver High SuhooL “The gad Child , ren" Termed A iercee* • .. - . 2 %U amrSwS) t JStwSJRg mibrt Piter odd Lyt BngHahi Bunhy Mnahett sees the collegad|gTae wifteh whs Uwd in * bread hoy##. Amelia Feat*«d played the Pftrt es the smN «©) BnehahtSr. The “poof*' Rabbit, who waa turned iate batter (or else the witeb naadedk was pieyw) -by Norman %ltoad. The mother and ftps* of .the "bed" teenagsMi ware Ahern Dellinger and Tommy Booh anas. Mnelc Yir thi*;; «**^ . by Bo* nia Robinson. '> The entire dnametSt* otoae worked on the eat, eaetumen. *md Hghttog. Thw wee* greateuceeoe. Mrs.©tbbi|to. selves •A’ Reserd AtMersHUl Mr*. Mary Ann Gfths fe i emosg a limited number «f students at Meow HUI Gel ,me*s*r*™ : ™.. Mrs. Gibhs heo been ebon* s.r wAiis S“ 1 S^&IsSSSiSTTfT oluh pm Monday night, Feh - roary 18. One es tlm feat ure* of the etah ter to a trip to nffii mjjj^ ..SS^'TY ,7#* River Sosliatbati TeereeiMC# < •**l*s Srtdey At few YaasaJ Qmmim mm*i « MmWf. I *«• Mil# Mr mgk IM pßwim m* f'VWhky adfctt m< MMM wffl M gnMafeM* Mi* am*. *"* *■** «**. **«*» 8 a* «*• *** *«M*V M*M.*Mm* •. Wk| sm» **• an*- mtmry TriMy MtfM -«A hi <t •:» «<lli CManv «to* «H ir»h OMMt At #:« Qmb Bi«r m 4 BaM newer Bov* ea» it got. Mat H Jax ItM« «■ .**♦••■ -f - * * ■ / \ V fcSt~ East Yascsy High School Hsaar Roll Rsbassd I *; i / */ I Mr. ffeodmw Angfio, principal, of Beet Yancey Hiarh SekooL hi* the Heaor Bell fx>f the firah A. reprsaertai aa gxnde in any suhject lewey thftn 64. . B. reppsseoto 49 grade in any enbjact tower titan 18. ’ IMh Gradp ) A—Janie Hadley, Aldan j [ Cftaawa, Gwvb Harris ,and I Donna Lewie. 1 Bt-fiarold Bennrtt, Be hmea m*m. David Cetotita i nweld Btainr Bartahn —-w I ■ I -II Mors MU In agadil mi gagnme yPVRUvPw, WfwWRtJUI MARS BELL ExsMJta* «t itoAommrt #o?2l ffnm frem m nlnewnak m •ton to t#« rtrwndh terms Im hws dtootart M Ota S M. fts-rs ftlil CsT i ItgA Tha mod* Bk v» htepiag 'with the college’s new eta* ; tea as a esprter cfHlsma. Fwdy members of the regnias tac adty tow hean -aaaigaed to the pregrento add tha fail ' faettltlm «a BnptM n r hea 1— tgclnding tails ceunn, gymMntom end edto eg retatatiansi eaujfgßidta*» #fiJ |« «e*il*M* A add* mnga gs acgsdmnfc ««?«* w-jw and 'jOTMtftA 1 eenSdeagaa, math, wSJo, 1 tea, and SUTtmita^ I 1 aha gsailftcd ee a temdhg / Tha ftrst weofcfepa, «. ftildran'a UtorferXwSi H i 99 * * B J«M ; *• Tha aeeead. en JSe Htor* ituta of edotonMst*,'wilt b» f A braqhor* a* chi.; «sw iomaar eebaal progotm ft M»*s Mold Per weraftAanel ©T’SiirtoirSa S*** m §lfi •» 81 amvJieg m tm rata. ftMto ftftaea togto; tm ~m 4- •»*. Btaftr dmn dm aft im*? oaegtar pg iuTm Z - --•* -c. ■t • . a iS£SS2a ■ Ofltf >WM fan kw» ft M ' [ Tj£S?~k • «Mmm ttor m'm» m q» BMmt s^rarafi f&susßAfic? ' *> *—** ** *■» fc ■ MU* 4 OMT J» • \~sr m*. +r ,»l ; ' w ~ ' jX dk ' • ' } l ■ ■ ""JL •JlZ r*wwmSß TWWTT-IIWf. ■ ■— *' ' • - Hughoe, David Mclntosh, Laronne Murdock, Jerry Newton. Carolyn Pate, Nina Preenelt, Norman Ray, Rich ard Bhufford, Norma Jean Silvers, Patricia "Thomas, Charts* Willie, Joyce Wilson and Byron Zuver. | 11th Grade f A—Glenn* Lee Ray, Cher i y) BebarUatta Gail South ecr, .and Gal# Young. Ayrts, Emma Jgttt Brnaton, Barbara Ann Jtaewto, Ronnie Butleeon, IBaaitoh, Jo Ann Mar IsE£3 i S D ME!£ tttartsnf JUtahw Hughes, Vir ginia 'Gtaca MoMahan. Ant , ub Ftoland, Patricia Robin f»to Santo. Kay Robinson, Jollaama Rutledge, Doyle Benson Tyner, Dan Wunan, and Bhai* Wileon. HtomSey, Sha wm McMahan, Patsy pars tof, Silvia Schwintoer, Vir gß fttylas, Sharon Thomas, • and Thoma* Young. B—Daria Ballew, Mag Bal tow, Kerri Boone, Sherri# Dell lager, Samuel:; Hall, Charles Hyatt, UhdS Ring, ,: Bath MaCarry, Lewto Me- HatytY, Barbara Me Peters, J«h© Morphy, patsy tgm . tali. Margaret Riddle,. Lin-, t da Kay Robinson, Lillian Bh afford, Denpa Silver, Hereto Danny ' Wptob, Sheila TurbyfiU, ‘ Banal* Webb, Patricia Wil ► toft Loqy Yeeng, an* Rog*.- ;; fmm ■ % Mtaai 111 Ti Wase r Bdgm tol Linda Ann Wilson Pam Xtovid Gillespie, Dewitt Wahb, Ellen Store het* Ysttng, Kirk Laslis Young, Bharat La* You hg, and fftrtteg Maorean Young. W»i.M«rpliy- Uhl Uvifirvi) Lint 1 Mauds Murphy, Jhghhm < Mv. and Mr*. ; Tiwy Morphy. Bi 1, RaUet Mhm Uada Laughrun, •WBlttal es Mis. Margaret M Laoghma, Burnstill* yi** CtoXa, by Mbrn'mSSZ k Q*M*rtS dtaiefnnft Dean, for euparior dtadnißto eahiavement dur ystpsv?^. Kto; as Cana River High Wheal, Qmm es 1868, and ¥Ba Imughran of East Yan “B SLtfh Baheal, Class of IHB Warrap WUeon College to smned and epemted by tha Maard as National Mission* Ignited Preebytertoa UJS.A. PStoas ». Pen p*M A* §4 1 I. ». Mm, M. AM ftl tte |sf *•* MMOiMr. Mm. Bm4(« t«fc «t «t 1. surwvilte m C«ttM «Mtr • In* |M>Mb'MMMMiM * ****** * **“ JS 'hjFZ? * • **«*■*»». lgk_pMt IBM. 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