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TREES CUT—Clarence Buchanan, a local logger, stands by a load of logs cut at Fox's
Creek last week. The felled trees were estimated to be about 200 years old and were
logged by Jess, Harold and Clarence Buchanan.
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MAY 20, 1971
Spedal Worship
Evangelist Robert White,
who for sixteen years was a
pastor, will be speaking and
showing a film made in Com
munist countries at the West
Burnsville Baptist Church May
24 through May 30.
Before entering the minis -
try, Evangelist White was a
career Navy man. He served
his country for 13 years, ser
ving in World War II and in
the Korean War. He received
many honors and commends -
tions from the President of the
United States.
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CAP Squadron Formed
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the U.S.Air Force are avail
able to members of the CAP,
and the local squadron can call
on Group IV Headquarters in
Asheville for assistance when
needed. Many instructors are
available within the squadron,
and others will be found when
the need arises.
The name "Mountain Wil
derness Composite Squadron "
was unanimously adopted at
the first meeting.
Appointed Commanding Of
ficer was Taylor O. Teague III;
Deputy Commander, Ray '.fcnce
Miller; Deputy Commancferof
Cadets, Robert C. Me Phee;
Tom J. Wilson is Operations Of
ficer; J. E. Wilson, Communica
tions Officer; Mary A.
Director Administrative Ser
vices; Franklin S. Fagan, Train
ing Officer; Edward A. Yuziuk,
Information Officer, Benjamin
Wilson, Supply Officer.
Other members of the CAP
Squadron are Sanford Gardner,
Jhck Braswell, Fred Lawrence,
A world traveler, Evange
list White has preached in
every major country in the
world including the Soviet
Union. He is President of the
Bob White Evangelistic Asso -
ciation, Underground Mission
and Anti-Communist Crusade
in High Schools and Colleges.
Mr. White travels over
100,000 miles a year in Amer
ica, speaking in churches, in
high schools and colleges,and
also appearing on television
and radio stations across the
natron.
Hermit Bank, Carolyn Yuziuk,
Bobby Young, Margaret Rid
dle, Dean Pen land, and Dr.
Ransom.
An important part of the
CAP Squadron are the Cadets,
boys and girls between the
ages of 13 and 18 who will
learn the skills necessary to
become full-fledged senior
members by attending the
weekly meetings and receivirg
instruction with the senior man
bers. Cadet members will
not only learn important skills,
but can also learn to fly using
the corporate-owned aircraft
of the CAP and operating with
in the rules governing their
activities. Several young peo
ple have sent in their applica
tions already, pending appro -
val by Headquarters.
The Mountain Wilderness
Composite Squadron encourages
any former members of a Civil
Air Patrol squadron, or any in
terested citizens who wish to
take an active part in the CAP,
to meet with the group Mon -
day, May 31, 7:30 p. m. at
the Mountain Wilderness Re
creation Hall.
Present members of the
local CAP will attend a
meeting at the Asheville Group
IV Headquarters on Thursday,
May 20.
Livengood
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their campus, were the next
to stop.
"I had been in the water
for about 15 minutes when they
came along," said Livengood.
"It was so cold our hands froze
to the bumper and back win
dow of the car as we tried to
raise it. Then when we got
the car up, it tried to float
away. And then when we got
the guy out, he was so cold
and stiff he couldn't stand up
and he almost floated away,
too," he added.
Livengood estimated that
the rescue operation took about
45 minutes. Drenched, with
their clothes freezing on them,
the three men, with their almcst
incapacitated accident
scrambled into their cars and
sped toward the Swain County
Hospital in Bryson City.
Dr. William E. Mitchell,on
call at the emergency room,
said "I don't believe I eversaw
anybody co lder.'' Dow ling and
Baskette, students at the Uni -
versity of Tennessee at Chatta
nooga, and Schlegel,who was
visiting them, probably would
have frozen to death if help had
not arrived, Mitchell said.
Thawed and dried by heat
ers at the hospital, and aided
by a cup of hot coffee, Liven
good went on to Asheville, ar
riving a little later than he
had expected.
And Baskette, who was soak
ing up to his neck through the
whole ordeal, never even got
a bad cold out of it.