Volvma 30 . - Vw._ Six H Hk : ' V ,-v i MARTHA ANN WEST ALL Miss Martha Ann Westall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Westall sold 72 box es of Girl Scout Cookies; . Ramsay, Announce* For House Seat Liston B. Ramsey, running for Representative in the district made up of Madison, Haywood and Yancey Coun ities, was born in Marshall, N. C., 47 years ago. He at tended Marshall High School Mars Hill College, and Is a World War II Veteran. He has been engaged In retail building materials business for 12 years. He Is a mem ber of the Marshall Baptist Church, Is a Mason, VFW, American Legion; a member of the board of directors of the Madison County Devel opment Board; Treas. of MATO Packing Company. He served as representative from Madison County In the General Assembly In 1961-63, including a special session. Chairman of the Madison County Democratic Execu tive Committee for eight years. He was a member of the appropriations commit tee In 1962-63, vice chairman of the committee on Public Welfare during the 1963 ses- WINNERS IN GIRL SCOUT COOKIE SALE '• ••'•• , , • ——-Xr~ —-■- -*rr. ’ T" . > t SHERRIE LAUGHRUN Miss Sherrie Laughrun, dau ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Laughrun sold 71 boxes for Brownie Scout Troop 86; sion; Vice Chm. of Commit tee on Roads in the 1963 session; Chmn. of the Com mittee on Justices of the Peace during the 1963 ses sion.. He served on the Leg islative Council during 1963 and 1964, and was assigned to the sub-committee that made a study of the High way Patrol for the purpose of making recommendations, many of which were accent ed by tlje 1965 session of the General Assembly. Mr. Ramsey Is married to the former Florence Mc- Devitt of Marshall. They have one daughter, Martha, age 17. Heart Fund Report Not Complete According to Mrs. Tony King, Publicity Chairman of the Yancey County Heart Fund drive, It will not be possible to make a complete report of the results of the drive until all funds are In from both county and the town of Burnsville. Mrs King would like to ask those peo ple In rural areas who have not been able as yet to con tact their people, to please do so promptly, and get their report to Mrs. Alice Hopson no later than March 15th, when the drive will close. This goes also for those peo ple In Burnsville who have not sent in their report. Al so, If you were not at home when the Sunday afternoon visits were made, but you THE YANCEY RECORD Dedicated To Tin Progra»» Os Yaiciy County BurnsvilU, N.C. Thursday, March 10, 1966 * V ■Hgl: &m£y FATTY HOLCOMBE Patty Holcombe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harlon Hol combe, was winner In the Junior Bcout Troop with 103 \ Former Resident Dies In Charlotte Johnny Fain, 26 of Char lotte, formerly of Mlcavllle, died Saturday, March 6th, following open heart sur gery in U N C. Memorial Hos pital in Chapel Hill. He was the son of Hal and Georgia Harris Fain of Charlotte, formerly of Mlca vllle. He was a junior in Mlcavllle High School when he moved to Charlotte. Mr. Fain Is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mildred Harris Fain of Charlotte; his par ents; three sons, Joey, Wal lace and Leon, one daugh ter, Kim, of the home. Sur viving also are three broth ers, Danny with the U. 8. Army stationed In France, Micky and Hal, Jr., of Char lotte; one sister, Miss Barah Kay Fain of Charlotte, and his paternal grandmother, MTs. Ellen Fain of Lawn dale, N. C. Funeral services were held Tuesday, the Bth, at 2:30 p. m. In Harrisburg Baptist Church in Charlotte, pf which he was a member. Burial was In the church cemetery. did find an envelope on your doorstep, please use ' that envelope to send In your con tribution. Mrs. King says that Yancey County has made a fine showing in this year’s Heart Fund Drive, and she expects It to be still better before the deadline, March 15th. “ WEEK ” .Ik «* * SYLVIA BALLEW boxes; Miss Sylvia Ballew, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ballew, sold 100 box es for the Junior Girl Scout Troop 19 at Celo. f S w; ■ Sw • f :•" Mi'yM Asheville Boy Named Easter Seal Child \ CHAPEL HILL David Benjamin Golson, son of Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Golson of Asheville, North Carolina ha# geen named State Easter Seal Child for 1966. He was appointed by L. H. Mount, Durham, president of the North Carolina Society for Crippled Children and Adults (The Easier Seal Society). During the Easter Seal Campaign, which covers the month of March and ends on April 10, Blaster Sunday, David will brinj a message of hope and-a promise for an Independent future for crip pled children who are help * ed by Easter Seal contribu tions. He will greet Easter Seal volunteers as the guest of Mrs. Dan K. Moore, the state’s first lady, at a Tea' on March 17, St. Patrick’s Day. ! Number Twenty-Eight Adult Education Classes In Progress Mrs. Sh&by B. Humphries, local director of Adult Edu cation In Mitchell and Yan cey counties announces that classes are now In progress in the Deyton Elementary School in Spruce Pine and the South Toe School In Yancey County. Classes are being held on Tuesday and Thursday even ings from 6:30 to 9:30 p. m. There are now five classes In Mitchell county and four in Yancey, with the possibility of another class being start ed in the South Toe area soon. This program is open to any adult 18 years of age or older who desire to Improve their reading and writing abilities. This phase of the program is becoming 'more and more important. The other important phase of Uils program is to bring a person up to a level In which he can pass the State General Education Develop ment test and receive the High School equivalency cer tificate which is Issued by the State Department of Public Instruction. These classes are FREER and all material will be fur nished. Yancey county residents in the South Toe area may re gister for the classes by com ing to the South Toe School on Thursday night, March 10 at 6:30 p. m., or by writ ing to Mrs. Humphries at 225 Walnut Ave., Spruce Pine. Mitchell county residents may enroll In the program by calling 765-4248 In Spruce Pine. David is 15 years old and has attended Camp Easter In the Pines, at Southern Pines, a camp for cfippled children owned and operate ed by the Easter Seal Soc iety. He cites his experiences at Camp Easter as the most exciting of hla life, saying: “I enjoyed the swimming, the nature studies, the arts and crafts! The food was won derful and all the people were so nice -o me.” He also constantly talks of * the outstanding beauty of the setting of the Camp and when visited by Easter Seal state officers recently, he Immediately said he wanted to attend two sessions of the camp next summer. —- He is a student at the Asheville Orthopedic Hospi tal and according to his teachers Is a bright, respon sive boy who makes good grades.

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