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SPECIAL FEATURES:
Mornings Vespers 7:00 a.m. Weekdays
Coffee Hour 7:30 a.m. Weekdays
Joy Club for Grades 1-6 6:45 p.m.
Special Music Each Night
Richard Muri, The Pastor, Invites Everyone To Attend
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at The Northwestern Bank...
And look what it got their son.
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Undefeated Softball Team
Micaville Fast pitch Softball Team was undefeated this season. They finished up Sunday,
September 25, by winning the All Star Game at Micaville field where they beat the Burnsville
All-Stars 9-3. Winning pitcher was Terry Murphy; the coach and manager was Keith Chr!sawn.
Standing [left to right] Donald Peterson, L.D. Young, Mike Banks, Wade Tipton, Terry Murphy,
Randy Parker; sitting [left to right] Keith Chrlsawn, Gary Gibbs, Ossie Parker, Junior Grlndstaff,
Stanley Ray. [Not pictured, David Hall].
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF
NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF YANCEY
PUBLIC NOTICE
Y ancey County hereby
advertises for applicants for
Director of Community De
velopment Projects as author
ized by the Department of
Housing and Urban Develop
ment for Yancey County and
the Town of Burnsville.
Applicants will be consi
dered on the basis of
educational background and
experience. Applications
should be made in writing to
Carl A. Carter, Yancey
County Commissioners, P.O.
Box 427, Burnsville, N.C.
28714.
YANCEY COUNTY IS AN
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EM
PLOYER.
September 15, 1977.
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Hazen Ledford. Executive Vice Presideni
The Northwestern Bank, Burnsville
Multiflora Rose
Pest To Be Eliminated
Members of the Beef
Cattle Commission of the
Western North Carolina De
velopment Association have
launched an attack aimed at
eliminating the existence of
the multiflora rose.
In a resolution adopted
during a recent meeting, the
commission accuses the rose
of being a severe pest and
removing thousands of acres
of Western North Carolina
land from production, result
ing in a major economic loss
to the area. Control of the
rose, according to the resolu-
tion, has placed an economic
burden upon farmers and
livestock producers. The
• ‘widespread distribution of
this pest plant in future years
will pose a severe threat to the
area’s livestock industry and
be detrimental to good usage
of the area’s land resources,”
the resolution states.
The multiflora rose was
introduced throughout Wes
tern North Carolina as a
wildlife habitat, natural fenc
ing and conservation plant. It
can be seen along roadsides
throughout the area. When
Says Your Drug Store
Pollard’s Drug O
Charles Gillespie, Jr., Ferril McCurry, Pollard's Drug Store
Burnsville, N. C., Tel. 682 2146 fST UfcfT
Rx dollars still bargain
Difficult to swallow,
but it’s true. Prescription
drugs remain one of the
most reasonably priced
things ypu can buy
even as just about every
thing else in the nation
continues to sky rocket in
price.
While medical costs as
a whole have risen
nearly 100% in the past
ten years, prescription
drugs increased only
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Changes In Big
Game Tagging
Deer hunters will find
some changes in the manda
tory big game tagging proce
dure this season.
‘‘The man change for the
1977-78 deer season will
involve the use of the tag and
the big game kill report,” said
a spokesman for the N.C.
Wildlife Resources Commis
sion’s Division of Game.
this year, the tag must not
be removed from the carcass
of the animal until if is finally
skinned and dressed for
consumption. Last year, the
tag was removed and attached
to the Big Game Kill Report.
The Big Game Kill Report
must be obtained and comple
ted prior to the final skinning
for consumption.
Hunters will also note
other differences in the
tagging procedure when they
purchase their big game
licenses this year. This is the
first year that the "Hunter’s
introduced, - indiscriminate
spreading of the plant was not
forseen. However, it has been
shown that bifds and other
wildlife, after ebting the fruit
of the plant, spread the seeds
far and wide to various
locations. Pastures and hill
sides are becoming covered in
many localities. Removal of
the plant is difficult and
costly.
Hal Weir of Asheville,
commission chairman, stated
the plant can be controlled
and eliminated by chemicals.
Weir said this has been amply
17%. All consumer items
shot up 70% over the
same period.
Few professionals in
America have beep as
nice to your wallets and
pocketbooks as we have.
As your Pharmacist, I
just thought you’d like to
Choice’ ’ tags will be in effect ,■
for either-sex deer hunting in
certain parts of the State..;
Sportsmen are urged to pay
particular attention to the
instructions which accompany
their tags and big game
license.
Those who have questions
should contact their local
wildlife enforcement officer or
contact the N.C. Wildlife
Resources Commission, 512
N. Salisbury Street, Archdale
Building, Raleigh, N.C. 27611
-the toll free number is 1-800-
662-7137.
The state of Alabama got
its name from an Indian
word meaning "to pull
or reap vegetation."
demonstrated on test plots in
Western North Carolina by
the N.C. Agricultural Exten
sion Service and scientists of
N.C.S.U. However, chemical
eradication is extremely costly
to the landowner, especially
when the same land may' -
become reinfested with multi
flora roses existing along
highways and in neighboring
fields.
The commission’s peti
tion, which was sent to
various local, state and
national governmental agen
cies, urges permanent stop-''
page of the planting of the
multiflora rose along highway
rights-of-way and the eradica
tion of existing plants by the
N.C. Department of Transpor
tation. Additionally the reso-'i
lution calls for a joint study
and broadscale eradication
program of the plant by the
N.C. Department of Agricul
ture, the U.S. Dept, of
Agriculture and the North
Carolina State University. ;
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Phone
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THE YANCEY JOURNAL
BOX 667
Burnsville, N.C. 28714
Phone 704-682-2120
Edward Yuziuk-Publisher
Carolyn Yuziuk-Editor
Pat Randolph-Manager
Brenda Alien-Staff
Published every Thursday
By
Twin Cities Publishing Co.
2nd Class Postage Pair
At Burnsville.N.C.
Thursday, Sept. 29, 1977
Vol. 5, Number 40
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