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THE YANCEY RECORD
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We plan to hold a session
for the public July 29 at 7:30
p. m, at the Forest S ervice Bu
sick Work Center. The pur
pose of the session is to {resent
the Toecane Ranger District
Program of Work for the com
ing year.
This session should be an
excellent opportunity for in
terested citizens to learn what
is going on in your National
Forests, as well as giving you
an opportunity to actively con
tribute to the improvement of
management of these public
lands.
The Forest Service is char
ged with managing the Nation
al Forest Lands for the greatest
good, for the greatest number
of people in the long run. We
need the public's recommenda
a&Green Mountain,
By Mrs. H. Dee Hensley
Misses Rayna Garland and
Beverly Sullivan of Brodlucka,
Pennsylvania spent last week
with Pam Hopson and her fa
mily.
Miss Ann Deyton, daughter
of Mr. and Mis. Charles Dey
ton is recovering from an
Appendectomy operation she
had a few weeks ago.
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Nina Laws, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Bruce Laws and Air
man First Class Jerry Miller,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Beroie
Miller were married Sunday,
July 18th, at Covy Rock Free
Will Baptist Church. The cou
pie will be leaving August 2
far Craig Air Force Base in
Alabama where they will be
living.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bu
chanan's children and familis
visiting on Sunday were Mr.
and Mis. David Buchanan and
daughter of Burnsville and Mr.
and Mrs. Steve Silvers and son
of Swannanoa.
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The Ayres Reunion was
Sunday July 25th at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Crawford
Ayres. About 50 people were
present, among them were
Mr. and Mrs, RayWisemanof
Spruce Pine, Mr. and Mrs. J
unior Ayres and children and
Gary and Karen Ayres, all
from South Carolina.
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Mr. and Mb. Wash Fox,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ayres and
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fox visit
ed last Sunday in Johnson City,
Tennessee with ME.Wash Fox's
brother, Mr. R.C. Laugjirun.
This past Sunday Mb. Fox vi
sited her sister in Elizabethton,
Mrs. Bessie Winters.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ray Peterson
of Detroit, Mich, will b e
spending the next 2 week*
JULY 29, 1971
tions and impacts to help the
Forest Service identify the
best land managemeirt practi
ces and policies far the great
est number of people.
At this session we plan to
briefly explain (1) Physical im
pacts on the Toecane Ranger
District, (2) New planning pro
cedure for National Forests in
the East, (3) Toecane Ranger
District program of work for
fiscal year ' 72.
The session will then be
opened to the public for com
ments, recommendations or
any questions concerning the
administration of the National
Forest.
Please plan to attend and
help us do a better job of ma
naging your National Forest.
visiting relatives in Yancey
County. Ray is the ron of the
late Mr. and Mb. loss Peter
son.
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Mr. and Mb. Ronnie ffeter
son's dinner guests Sundaywere
Mr. 'and Mb. Clifford Hopson
and son and Rev. and Mrs.
Ross Lewis and children. Rev.
Lewis is heard on WKYK Ra
dio Station on Sundays at
2:00 p. m.
Mr. and Mb. Bill Whitson
and daughter Linda of Alexan
dria, Virginia is visiting this
week with Bill's mother, Mb.
Floy Whitson. Another daugh
ter of the Whitson's, Lori,will
be returning home with them,
after having spent several weeks
with her grandmother.
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Phillips
of Baltimore, Md. is spendiig
this week visiting relatives in
Yancey County and Erwin, Tern
Mb. Phillips is an Aunt of Mr.
Dee Hensley.
Three Youths attending the
North Carolina 4-H Club Con
gress in Raleigh this week are
Stanley Canipe, son of Mr.
and Mb. C.C.Canipe, Mike
Hopson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hopson, and Larry Hall
son of Mr. and Mb. Frank Hall.
Mr. and Mb. Robert Mc-
Kinney and Barry and Miss Iynn
Deyton are visiting this week
with Mb. McKinney and Lyrrfc
sister and family, Mr. and Mb
Michael Munson in Des Moines
lowa.
Zion Baptist Church is hav
ing Vacation Bible School this
week. Closing Exercises will
be this coming Sunday Night
at 7:00 p. m.
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Marvin Hensley will be ce
bra ting his Birthday on Thuß
day, July 29th. HAPPY BIRTH
DAY!! v.V.
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