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FOR SALE - HYBRID SEED CORN VP! 64s ADAPTED VARIETY FOR CHEROKEE COUNTY FLAT GRAINS $&00 pet Bushel at the Farm in the Martina Creek Community. CALL FARM 837-3467, CALL HOME 837*2366. 38-4 tc James Hartbarger Named Head Basketball Coach At Western CULLOWHEE, N. C., - James R. Hartbarger, 32, awstant basketball coach at Virginia Polytechnic Institute, will become head basketball coach at Western Carolina University May 1, Dr. Alex S. Pow, president, said today. Jim Hart barter's appointment was recommended to Dr. Pow by Col. Walter L. Williams, athletic director, and endorsed by the university athletic committee. Hartbarfer will replace Jim Tired Of The Old Run-around? End it all with a checking account. Let your checks do the running around for you; and there's no charge if your balance remains $100. or over. MURPHY BRANCH THE BANK OF FRANKLIN MURPHY. NORTH CAROLINA IN TEMF*ORARY QUARTERS ON TENNESSEE STREET MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Gudger, who recently "**[*** to become basketball co adi at y**t Texas State University. A? All-America footbjl player at sriem Colte?* fw.Va), Hartbarger ? seasons of high school ?nd junior college b?Utt?U coaching posted a 173 29 "^'oich Hartbarger's excellent training and experience, and his outstanding character, will prov?* leadership for men as well as for sports, and this is what our emerging university demands. Dr. Pow said. "He was our first choice from a field of 30 outstanding applicants, and we forward with enthusiasm to building an expanded, improved b^^??P^ under his leadership. Dr. row """"We are pleased to obtain the services of Jim Hartbarger. His outstanding record as a player and as a coach are further complimented by his personal character that is very compatible with our athletic program," Col. W ill. ams said. A native of Waynesboro, Va., Hartbarger was all-district in football, basketball and baseball in high school. He received the B. A. degree in history and Phy?c?' education in 1958 from Salem College, where he was named to the small college All-America football squad in Hartbarger holds the Salem football records for scoring, most-yards-gained and punting in a single season. He served as assistant principal at Robert E. Lee High School Staunton, Va., for six years following graduation from Salem, serving as head baseball and assistant football coach and compiling a record of 97-17. , . Hartbarger P1."*** professional baseball in the Pittsburg Pirates organization for two years and managed the Staunton Braves of the Valley League to first and second-place finishes in the 1962 and 1963 seasons. He served as basketball coach, chairman of the division of physical education and dean of students at Ferrum Junior College (Va.) from 1964 Hartbarger Named Basketball Coach at Western Carolina to 1967. Hartbarger's basketball teams at Ferrum compiled a 16-12 record, winning oJ straight game* at home, never losing a conference or region game and compiling a 15-3 record against college froth teams. Ferrum was unbeaten during two regular seasons and made three consecutive trips to the national junior college tournament under Hartbarger. He received the M. Ed. degree in guidance and administration from Madison college in 1965. Hartbarger served as freshman coach and chief recruiter at VP! last season. The VPI freshman team compiled a 12-2 record last Hartbarger ia a member of Lions International and has served aa a member of the official board of the Methodist Church at Blacksburf, Va. He is married and is the father of two children. WCU assistant Coach Bob Ray is leaving the basketball staff by his own decision, Col. Williams said. Ray plans to enter the University of Georgia to work on his doctoral degree. Hartbarger will begin immediately to search for a replacement, Williams said. Letter To The Editor Dear Sir: The letter of James A. Jones' published in The Cherokee Scout on March 13, 1969, deserves some back-talk. If there is such a man he needs to know a few facts before he starts writing more letters. In order to inform the people of this county where their road money is being spent the following figures were compiled from the State Highway Work Orders for Cherokee County. Approximately $1,455,740 was set up for roads in Cherokee County for the years 1966, 1967, 1968. This program included Road Improvement, Road Additions, Cemetery Road Improvements, and County Wide Stabilization. The funds for this program included the 1966 Road Bond Money and Regular Secondary Road funds. Of the total figure of $1,455,740.00 set up for the whole county, the sum of $733,400.00 was set up to be spent paving and improving the roads in the Third Commissioner District of Cherokee County, the most republican section of the County. A list of the roads and the costs of paving and improving these roads in that district are as follows: S.R. No. 1340 1317 1350 1131 1158 1340 1398 1314 1102 1154 1312 1130 1345 1326 1141 Total. . . Name of Road Owl Creek Oak Park Carter Rd. Oak Park Liberty Rd. Owl Creed Old Ranger Hiawassee Dam Wolf Creek Prince Rd. Bear Paw Sunny Point Lower Owl Creek Joe Brown Pack Gap Length 2.2 0.6 1.0 1.1 1.4 0.5 1.6 1.0 1.0 1.1 0.3 0.4 1.45 1.0 1.7 Cost $80,000.00 37,000.00 60,000.00 45,000.00 70,000.00 32.400.00 60,000.00 60,000.00 10,000.00 15,000.00 15,000.00 18,000.00 90,000.00 60,000.00 81,000.00 $733,400.00 In no other section of this county has so much work been done. Do the roads paved and the costs shown above show favoritism? If so, to whom? This shows that it' is not true that only democrats get their roads paved or repaired. These good people in the lower end of the County have been provided with good roads in order that they could progress with the whole county. AH this work was done under a Democratic State Administration and a Democratic Controlled County Board of Commissioners. Very truly yours, Glenn StaJcup Supervisor-Maintenance 1 Foreman State Highway Department Cherokee County, North Carolina Veterans Corner North Carolina veterans vho suffered injury or illness n service may be entitled to as nucfa as $10,000 in life nsurance in addition to the egular GI policy which they nay convert on becoming civilians, according to W. R. 'hillips. Manager of the North Carolina Veteran* Administration Regional Office. Phillip* said this coverage is ? under VA's National Service Life Insurance program for men with a disability rated by VA as service-connected. 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