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THE YANCEY RECORD
FOR SALE: 1965 Chevrolet
Super Sport 2 door hardtop
coupe, white outside, white
Interior, bucket seats, auto
matcic transmission, power
steering, po'- er brakes, fac
tory air conditioned, has less
than 5000 ml’es. Save SI2OO.
See Farrel IMeCurry, Pol
lard’s Drug Store or call
682-2444 after 5:00 p. m.
ch M-19
NOW OPEN
) METCALF LAKE
Located on Crooked Creek
in Madison County, good
fishing. Pond well stocked.
Open every day except Sun
day. SIOO for 4 hours fish
ing. Will buy fish back.
FOR SALE: 1953 Willys Jet.
Unusually clean inside and
out. Maroon color. Driven
63,000 ttdles, 7 good tires, in
cluding two snow-grip. Has
passed state inspection. See
or call Mrs. Roy Brown, Bur
nsville, N. C. Tel. 682-2944
HAVE MANY CASH BUY
ERS! LTSTTNGS OF ANY
KTND OF REAL ESTATE IN
WESTERN NORTH CARO
LINA NEEDED AT ONCE* *
IF YOU WANT TO SE T L
NOW PLEASE LIST YOUR
PROPERTY WITH ME! ! !
Call Grace Banks 682-2243 af
ter 5:00 p. m. or write P. CT.
Box 441, Burnsville. . ch-un
HOUSES FOR SALE
Ranch type, 3 bedroom, bui'.t
in kitchen, iy 2 baths, fire
place, full basement, with 2
acres, located 2 miles out.
3 bedroom, ceramic bath,
paved drive, carpeted, large
lot, Inside town limits.
Contact Grace Banks at P.
O. Box 441 or call 682-2243
after 5:00 p. m. ch-un
FOR RENT: Furnished Apt.
3 rooms with bath ,heat and
water furnished. See Lou
Higgins in Randolph Build
ing. ch-un
IF You Do Not Like
L'XJks of your Black and
White Portraits, Why Not.
have them painted in colors.
Prices: 5x7 $1.50; Bxlo $2.50r
11x14 $3.50. State colors.
Write Archie Ballew, P. O.
Box 44?> Burnsville, N. C.
WAITRESS WANTED: Pre
ferably experienced. Hours
8:00 a. m. to 4:30 p. m.
Li’l Smoky Drive-In. Call .
or see Frank Deyton. Tel.*
682-2689. ch-un
FOR SALE: One General
Electric cook stove. Almost
new, bronze color, clock
Price $150.00. See Bertha
Smith or call 682-2287
ch M-19
FOR RENT: Private Room
Twin od louble beds with
bath. See Lou Higgins in
Randolph Build!’-'* c un
FOR SALE: 7 room house
with 1 1 /i bath located on
Hillside Drive on 81 hund
reth acre of land. Call 682-
2749 or see Elwood Smith
IDEAL Building Lots for
sale located 3-4 mile from
square (out of- city llmitS).
Call 682-2749 or see Elwood
Smith. ch-un
HOUSE FOR SALE: On In
dian Trail. 2 bedroom, Poll
basement. Call 682-2690 af
ter 5 p. m. or see Ralph
McDowell. pd Ml 2
FOR rent: Four room fur
nished apartment. Water
Hester. See Guss Peterson
THURSDAY, MAY It, BN
SPINET PIANO BARGAIN
Wanted: Responsible party
to take over low monthly
payments on a spinet piano. ‘
Can be seen locally. Write
Credit Manager, P. O. Box
176, Hope Mills, North Caro
lina. pd-J2
FOR SALE: 7 room house
with bath, approrsimately
25 acres of land, apple or
chard, fish pond and stream,
some timber land, - tobacco
allotment. Contact Oliver
McMahan, Duncan Chapel
Road, Greenville, S C. Phone
246-3290, Greenville, S. C.
pd-M26
FOR RENT: Four bedroom
house large lot. Call E.
L. Briggs. ch un
IT’S terrific the way we’re
selling Blue Lustre for
cleaning ru~s and upholst
ery. Rent electric shampooer
sl. Blue Ridge Hardware Co.
FOR RENT: Completely fur
nished, modem, 3 bedroom
house on Peterson Street,
Spruce Pine, N. C. Write
Robert Presnell, Rt. 2, Bur
nsville or call 682-2432. un
FOR SALE
House, 4 rooms and beat.
One acre of land. Warm Air
Oil Furnace, half basement
fully insulated. Storm Doors
and Windows. Wired for.
electric stove. 3 miles last'
of Burnsville (Wlndom sec
tion). Contact Rex C. Ray,
Rt. 2, Bumsvillfc, N. C. Box
148. pd-Ml2
REPOSSESSED SINGER
SEWING MACHINE HEAD
MODEL “66” In like new cab
inet. Eqpt. to ZIG-ZAG,
BUTTONHOLES, FANCY
STITCH, DARN, ETC. Local
party with good credit may
finish payments of $12.00
monthly or pay complete
balance of $56.72. Guaran
tee still good. Can be tried
out locally. Write, Home If
fice, National’s Repossession
pepb, Box 283, Akhebtoro,
N. C. ch J 4..
81nger Sewing machine. Cab
inet is like new. Zlg Zag,
buttonholes, darns, etc. Fin
ish 5 payments of $8 47 or
pay complete balance of
$42.35. Can be seen and tried
out locally. For details
write Mrs. Parker, Service
Credit Company, P. O. Box
5633, Charlotte, N. C. C-Ml2
HELP WANTED MALE
OR FEMALE
Dealer wanted for nearby.
No capi' jl or expedience '
necessary to become your
own boss as a Rawleigh
dealer. Over 200 items assur
es you of a steady full time
business. Write at once,
Rawleigh, Dept. NC E 1000,
Richmond, Va. 307 M-18
GOVERNOR’S SCHOOL
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member of the 1966 Fast
Yancey production of “Ar
re-dc a-’d Old Lace ’, playing
two different roles. He Ins
studied music at Mars Hill
College f'-r the past year
and o”e-ha’f.
John’s musical talent Is
not limited to choral work.
, Fo ” the past two and one
hallf years, he, a’ong with
his two sisters, has been a
member of a folk singing
rmip called “The Apnle
Cider Singers" which won
recognition in the Mountain
GLEN RAVEN
(Continued from front page)
as well, particularly for out
er wear.
The Yarn Division is a
leading suppllier of textured
filament and spun sales yam
to the knitting and weaving
industries. Famous products
include “Bucarone” ar. d
“Bucalini” boucle yarn
used in higher styled sweat
ers, knitted shirts, blouses,
dresses and swimwear.
When Glen Raven begun
operation." in Yancey Coun
ty, it had only 224 looma in
place. One hundred of these
were made in 1933 and were
well on their way to being
obsolete at the time of their
Installation. Since 1955, 124
of the original looms have
been replaced and others
added so that now there are
over 540 modern looms in
operation.
Just as each year has seen
Improvement In methods
and machinery, other things
have improved as well. In
the past five years, wages
have increased 22%, and
another wage Increase Is in
the offing. F'oor space had
been Increased almost 50%,
and the old building has
been modernized.
Mr. Allen E. Gant, presi
dent of the firm, is one of
Sts founders. Through the
vision of men such as he
and his brother, the late
Mr. Roger Gant, Sr., Glen
Raven got an early start in
man-made fibers. Through
their foresight, the com
pany grew to Its present
position in the market place.
Glen Raven has a story to
tell, and It hopes to use this
occasion to do so. As a small
cot in the wheel of the Am
erican free enterprise sys
tem, located in Yancey
County, but serving the na
s!on, this mill is using this
means to inform its friends
and neighbors of its part and
Yancey County’s part in a
growing dynamic Industry.
Youth Jamboree in 1965. He
served as arranger and man
ager of this group. In addi
tion he is a member of a
band, known as “The Wee
Hours Band”, a local dance
group. He has also served as
arranger and manager of
this group.
Kirk Young since entering
East Yancey has attained a
remarkable academic record,
maintaining almost an A
average in all subject mat
ters. He is a member of Beta
Club. His specialty is in the
field of natural sciences, his
excellence in these subjects
having brought him to the
attention of his teachers and
appointment to the Gover
nor’s School.
Kirk is active in all types
of community work, a mem
ber of Martin’s Chape: Met
hodist Church, where he
participates in all phases of
church, Sunday School and
{young people’s work. His
hobbies are gun collecting
and hunting.
No high school student in
the state cou’.d hope for a
greater honor than to be
selected to attend Governor’s
School, which was establish
ed in Winston-Salem in 1963
through the efforts of Gov
ernor Terry Sanford. The 400
children selected to attend
the school (a'.l expense paid)
are among the most talent
ed and gifted children in the
state.