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The girls pictured above
They have finished their Red
cey Hospital here and a~e
Pinafore Girls. They are left
bra McCurry, Ruth Price and
capped In the near future.
TAYLOR DISCUSSES
RECREATION FEES
WITH UDALL
WASHINGTON Plata to
charge a fee for picnicking in
fed ral recreation areas in
Western North • Carolina are
being re-examined. Congress
man Roy A. Taylor said here
Friday.
Edward C. Crafts, director of
the Bureau of Outdoor Recrea
tion, has assured Taylor that
the entire national recreation
fee system is being studied. He
promiser the Congressman that
consideration will be given to
a more reasonable approach
to the policy on picnic fees.
A recent announcement by
agencies under Crafts' direc
tion of intentions to charge
fifty cents per adult for pic
nicking brought an angry re
action from Rep. Taylor.
He sent protests to the agen
cies involved. He charged that
fees for picnicking was con
trary to the legislative intent
of Congress.
Taylor discussed the matter
personally with Interior Secre
tary Udall. He enlisted the sup
port of Rep. Wayne Aspinall,
Chairman of the House Inter
ior Committee, who introduc
ed the bill.
He has also gained the sup
port of North Carolina’s Sena
tors and other Congressmen.
tinder a portion of the law
written by Rep. Taylor, no en
trance fees of any kind can be
charged in the Great Smoky
Mountains National Park, for
use of the Blue Ridge Park
way or for principal highways
In the National Forests.
User foes may be charged
for individual facilities, such
as $1 per night for campsites.
Lega'ly, they must be charged
for picnic tables.
However, Taylor believes
THE YANCEY RECORD
RED CROSS VOLUNTEER WORKERS CAPPED
were capped in a ceremony at
Cress training and have had
now full fledged volunteer
to right: Lynn Butner, Jean
Sandra Fox. There are around
South Toe River School
Safety Patrol has the distinc
tion of being the only one in
Yancey County and has been
a member of the National
School Saftey Honor Roll for
four years. They have won
two certificates for effort.
Each year young people are
selected from volunteers as
pe fr nl members.
The selection is based on
sch '.ol attendance record, cit
izenship and residence on
bus route.
After the students organize
they select a captain and a
secretary who preside at each
monthly meeting.
During each meeting after
official preliminary reports
(3J 70 OUR GRADS
this is carrying fees too far
and unfairly penalizes the
family who a picnic table
only once or twice a year.
“Certainly fifty cents ‘per
adult is outrageous. Fifty cents
per family would be more rea
sonable, although I would pre
fer that no charge whatsoever
be mad? for picnicking,’' Tay
lor declared.
Crafts expects to have a re
port on any policy changes in
about a week. Taylor said.
Burnsville, N. C. Thursday, May 20, 1965
South Toe Has Only Safety Patrol
Photo by John Robinson
the Library Sunday afternoon,
their orientation at the Yan
workers They are called
Holcombe, Irene Coletta, De
-14 more gir.s who will be
the teacher leader instructs
as to duty and conduct, en
courages, and helps with spe
cial problems.
In the ?p"ing after service
belts and badges are turned
In a merit badge is presented
to each member.
The c’ub enjoys a spring
outing that is planned and
financed by themselves and
their leader.
These young people are a
vital part of the school. They
render a worth-while service
to the school and community.
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Shown above axe members
to right front row: Dean
staff, Douglas Webb, Larry
McMahan, Gale Street, Nom
David Wilson, Wayne Booth
Commencement Exercises For
Cane River Set For Mo y 26
The Baccalaureate Service
of Cane River High School
will be held in the school au
ditorium oi May 23, 1965,'at
eleven o clock. The Reverend
Woody Finley, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church In Bur
nsville, will deliver the bac
calaureate sermon.
The graduation exercises
will also be held in the school
auditorium the night of May
26, 1965, at eight o’clock. The
literary address will be de-
by Dr. Robert G Tut
tle, pastor of the Fi-st Methf
odist Church, Hickory, N. C.
Honor students are: Wanda
Riddle Daughter of Mrs.
Alma Riddle and the late Rev.
J. B. Riddle, Rt. 3, Burnsville;
Peggy Mclntosh Daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mcln
tosh, Bald Creek,JN C.: Leslie
Robinson Son of Mr. and
Mrs. Noah Robinson, Rt. 4,
Burnsvi le, N. C. Pam Burton
Daughter of M-. and Mrs.
Harold Burton. P O. Box 15.
Bald Creek. N. C ; Kenneth
Hill Son of Mr and Mrs.
Quince Hill. Rt. 3, Burnsville,
N. C.
Marshals arc; Na-cy Ball,
Chief; Grace Chandler, Win
ona King, Julia Ballou, Gall
Hylemon, Nelda Woody, Con
nie Fox, Linda Peterson,
Nancy Jane flyers, Laine
Mi’ er Brenda Robinson.
SENIORS ARE: Berdece
Adkins, Phyllis Adkins, Wan
da Adkins, Royce Austin, Jo
anna Bailev, Arnold Ball,
Jeanne Ballou, Charles Banks,
Bill Black, R T. Boone. Sam
my Briggs, David Buchanan,
Tommy Buchanan, Pam Bur
ton, Roger Byrd, Jean Chand
ler, Claudette Cooper, Johnny
Deyton, Larry Deyton, Evelyn
Duncan, Brer da Edwards,
Safety Patrol
of the South Toe School
Wilson, Gary chufferd, Capt,
Robinson; seebnd row: Judy
Gu lpy, Brenda kobinson.
and Jackie Carroll.
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Charles Edwards, Keith Edw
ards, Tommy England, Glenn
F'la English, Patricia Estep,
Barbara Evans, Betty Ann
Fende- Dilda Fender, Dixie
Fender, Ronnie Fender, Car
mon Fox, Evelyn Fox, Gail
Fox, Norrrn Jean Fox, Roger
Ronnie Fox, Tommy
Fox, Earlene Garland, Linda
Gornto, Glenn Gortney, Wan
da Gregory. Pat Hall, Carol
Hensley, Cline Hensley. Ken
neth Hill, Janice Holmes,
Benny Honeycutt, Johnny
Honeycutt. Eugene Hughes,
Danny Hylemon, Ronald Hyle
mon. Gary Jobe, Matt Jones,
Lee King, Nancy King.
Moze’.'e Laws, Jeanne Led
ford, Mary Ann Mathis, Gen
eva McCurry, Aven McDowell.
J B. Mclntosh. Linda Mcln
tosh. Peggy Mclntosh. A“tle
Lee McLaughlin, Linda Mel
ton, Irma Miller, Jerry Miller,
Virginia Miller, Mary Glenn
Miller, Jimmy Mitchell, J. D
Pate, Inez Patton, Roger Pen
land, Donald Peterson, Char
les Phillips, Iva Lee Phillips,
Shirley Pittman, Penny Pen
der, Jack Ramsey, Teresa
Ramsey, Bernard # Riddle
Wanda Riddle, I ene Riddle
Robert Roberts, Dennis
Robinson, Leslie Robinson,
Sharon Shepard. Norma Shep
ard, Rowena Silvers, Wanda
Styles, Roger Swann, Farrell
Tipton, Larry Tipton, David
Tomb i in, E’.aine Tomberlin,
Lee Ella Walker. Jo Ann Wes
tall, Elbe't Wheeler, Faith
Wheeler, Flora Faye Wheeler,
Margie Wheeler, Betty Jo
Whitson, Blaine Whitson,
Br nda Whitson, Jay Lee
Whitson, Travis Whitson,
Wanda Whitson, Dan Wilson,
Larry: Wilson, anu Wilma
Wi son.
Photo by James Byrd
Safety Patrol. They are left
Billy Stevens, Leonard Grlnd-
Autroy, Linda Shufford, Jeter
Absent are Eugene Wilson,