Volume 31
Cub Scouts Hold Annual
Banquet
Eurnsville Cub Scouts held
•ihc.r annual Blue a,.d Cold
Banquet last Thursday 'n ght
at the Community Building.
Farcuts and several o.her
persons were guests of the
Scours.
The program, under the
direct.on of Cub Mhs.er
Doyce McClure, was opened
w»ih the Pledge of Allegiance
adn the Invocation by Rev.
Harold McDonald.
Following the banquet, ser
vice awards were made to
several Cubs. Ronnie Bigger
staff. «on of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Bigger £aff was award
id the highest aw«.rd in Cub
Scoring, the Lion and Web
los. Others receiving awards
were Gordon Silver, Bear
Bad e; Daryl styles, Silver
Arrow; Bryan Butner, Lon
Badge, Gold and Silver Ar
row; and Marty Johnson,
Wolfe Badge.
The most exciting feature
of the night was the P'ne
wood Derby Race following
tht- banquet.
Cub Larry Ba ks, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Banks,
won f rst place in the derby,
wth Cub Timmy Thompson,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Thompson, coming In second.
Cars used in the derby were
made by the boys, wi h some
help from their fathers, from
pine blocks. All the cars had
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cn.ered cars in the P newood
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THE YANCEY RECORD
Burnsvilft, N.C.
the cars could not we gh more
than 5 ounces.
For the race, eliminrtion
was used wVh each qap run
ning on each of the four
tracks.
Judges for the race were
H. D. Justice, Dr.. Julian
Cornwell, Rev. Harold McDon
ald, Amey Fox, E. L. Dill
ingham and Hermon Mason.
The Community Building
was decorated in blue and
gold as were the table decor
ations. The decorations were
done by the Den Mcthers.
Mrs. Ethel Higgins was re
sponsible for the attractive
program which were also
done in blue and gold.
Mental Health
Assoc. To Meet
"Working w : th the Men
tally Retarded” will be the
topic for the mo thly meet
ing of the Mltchell-Yancey
Mental Health Associat'on at
7:30 p. m. Monday, March 14
In the Burnsville Public Lib
rary.
Ail interested persona are
invited to attend.
Thumps n. Larry Banks, Ran
dal (ii n lsiaff. T<-rry Melton
a <1 Jeff Hailey
B. ck row, 1 to r.. Jimmy
Dedicated To Thu Progruss Os Yancey County
The Rebel girls of Cane
R ver and East Yancey’s Pan
ther boys took the final gam
es Saturday night before a
ca. nci y crowd to win the
Toe River Basketball Tour
nament.
The final score in the girls’
game was 29-27, and at half
time Cane River lei the East
YVmcey toam by two points,
with a score of 16-14.
Cbx of the Rebels led her
team to victory with 12
poi’-ts.
O'her Rebels who did the : r
part in bringing the game to
a v : ctorious ending for Cane
River included Hensley 5,
King 4. Holcombe 4, Allen 3,’
and Ergland one.
For the Fast Yancey team,
L. Grlndstaff +he scorn?
with 13 points, while L. Jones
cl me in second with 11.
Also plaving on the EaTt
Yancey team were Boone 2,
B. Jo-es 1, K. Gri-Hstaff.
Murphy. Bartlett, Holllfleld
and fityles.
East Yancv
the tournament wVh a score
of 66-58. The score ending
the first half was 36-27, East
Yancey.
During »the f rst part of the
second half, the margin in
score became smaller until it
was anybody's ball game.
Then Wilton, one of Bakers
ville’s star shooters,, fouled
Thursday, March 9, 1967 Nambar Twenty Eight
CANE RIVER, EAST YANCEY WIN TOE
RIVER TOURNAMENT
Wilson, E Iward Black, Bryan
Bu.ner, Gerald Beaver, Mar
t, n Johns >n, Cerald Styles,
Gordon Silver. Joey li cgjr
,out. A'rter that East Yancey
had the game well in hand.
Hoover, one of the hgh
scoring high school players In
Wes em * Nor h Carolina,
scored half East Yancey’s
pouts with 33.
Peterson of Bowman hit the
ne; for 24 points, leading the
scoring for h s team.
The lineup for East Yancey
included Hoover 33, Silver 12,
R ddle 10, Westall 6, -Young
3, O'bhs 2, Cleverger.
Following the game awards
were presented to the ttwo
winning teams as tourna
ment champ ons.
Spontsmansh»o awards were
presented to Tipton Hill girlt,
wth Harris Hrh, Newland
and Tipton Hill boys named.
Janet Cox of Cane River
was named as the most Valu
able girl player in »ihe tour
raiment.
The all tournament girls’
team r.amed included Cox and
Hensley of Cane River, Lou
ise Jones and Linda Grlnd
ifeMtnii, S.
But ha .an, C. Geouge, C. Bur
leson and S. Pittman from
the other teams.
Beys named on the all tour
nament team were Person
and Wilson of Bowman, Sil
vers and Hoover of East Yan
cey, Odom of Tipton HU,
McCurry of Cane River, Jul
ian and Norman of Cranberry,
atiff, Steve McClure, Tony
Byrd, Told Bailey, hynn War
ren, Kdd e and Ron
nie Biggerstaff.
Biblock of Newland, and Cat
hey of Crossnore.
Ear£ Yancey boys were call
ed on again Monday n ght to
, Basketball continued
Inside
Newdale Club
Building To Be
Dedicated
The Newdale Community
Club on Champ Ray Road
Route 2, will be dedicated
Sunday af*?r Ao Dn at three
o’clock. Assisting in the ser
vices will be Rev. Alvin Jones
pastor of Martin’s Chapel
Methodist Church, Rev. Ste
phen Woodward, pastor of
Newdale Presbyterian Church
and Rev. J. Raymond Daw
kins, former pastor of M-r
--tin’s Chapel Methodist
- MarnsnEET com
munity are urged to attend
and take part in ths service.
A covered dish supper will
follow the dedication service..
Ladies bringing frod are ask
ed to contr bute the contain
er in whir* the food is car
ried to the community build
ing, since the kitchen is not
yet fully equipped.
Larry Banks
Winner Os
Rate
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Dirry Banks, winner of the
Pinewood Derby, holding’his
“plnewcod’V racer and award.