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Owen Matmen On Move TV Owen High wrestling team pushed their won-lost record to 74 Friday afternoon •lanuary 23, by defeating the Kants of T.C. Roberson High 41-20. leading our matnicn to victory with pins were Tim Wnght. Tony Wright, Mike Godfrey. David Wilson, and .lames Sammons. Winning by decesions were Timmy Hoffman. Clint Payne, and Frank Butler. Owen 41. Roberson 20 100- Todd (Rt dec Willet: 107 — Fortune < R' won by forfeit; 114 — Hoffman i0> dec. Chapman: 121 — Payne (01 dee. Fletcher; 128 — Harrison <Rl dec. Harris: 134 — Tim Wright (01 p. Penland; 140 - Tony Wright (01 .*>. Bumgardner: 147 — Wagner (R1 dec I eve; 157 — Penland < H' dec. Hipps: 169 — Godfrey (0) p. Underwood; 185 — Wilson (0) p. E. Kilby: 195 — Sammons (O' p. K Kilby: Heavyweight — Butler (0) dev. Hash Coach McKee has been extremely pleased with the attitude ami hard work these young men have been putting into this year program. "This is the finest group of young men any coach would have the privilige of working with." said Coach McKee, "I am very proud to be associated with them." Our matmen have four matches left before the con ference and sectional tour naments begin. If you have not had a chance to see this fine group of athletes this year, their next home match is Friday. Jan. .10 when our wrestlers take on North Buncombe at the Owen gym at 4:30. There will be no charged at the door so let us all get out and see them "RASS1.E”. The Professional is for the amateur or professional gardener who is seeking long years of highly productive service from his tiller-trartor. Works in any soil—tills up to 12" deep and 4d" wide. The Professional features rigid “unitized" construction: hardened engine pulley: extra-heavy-duty handles, engine mount, skid grip and rear wheels. a Black Mountain Lawn & Leisure 669-6091 404 East State St. (Beside Burgess 66 Station) (Editor* Note) Please watch next works Black Mountain Nows (olr pictures and a round-up on our mat monl Wingate Whips M-A Cavaliers David Wright pumped in 26 points Monday night, Jan. 19 but Wingate College's balance was enough to hold off Mon treat • Anderson's charge and the visitors took a 73-67 victory at Montreal. The defeat was Montreat s 10th against two victories. WINGATE (73) - Bratton 14, Mathis 11, Watkins 10, Jablonski 8, Prioleau 2, Williamson 14, Hall, Ziplar 10, McKenzie, Rushling 2, Potts, Tifford 3, Penn. MONTREAT - ANDERSON (67) — Buchanan, Burleson 4, Hargrave, McEntire 9, Pinson 15, Wilson 4, Wright it, Young, Maennie 9. IX) YOU REMEMBER? This is the 1940 Swannanoa High School Football Team. Can you name the players and coaches? W-W and M-A Colleges To Resume Battle For Little Brown Jug The Basketball War Of the Year will take place on February 14 at 7:30 at the Owen High School gym. Although this is Valentine’s Day there’ll be no “hearts and flowers” as the Warren Wilson SWANNANOA INSURANCE AGENCY See Us For Homeowners, Fire, Mobile Home, Auto Liability ESTABLISHED IN 1941 Talmadge L. Burnette Reva T. Sawyer Agents 116 Alexander Place Swannanoa, N.C. Owls and the Montreat - Anderson Cavaliers meet in the annual Valley Tour nament. This is always an outstanding game as both teams, give their all. Last year the Owls took home the “Little Brown Jug.” The game is sponsored by Rotary Club as a partial means ot financing the Sid Croy Scholarships for Owen students to WW and M-A College. Tickets can be purchased advance from any Rotarian at the Ole Tobaco Shoppe. Advance tickets are $2 for adults and $1 for children. At the door they will be $2.50 for adults and $1.25 for children. The Owls are coached by Joe McCarthy and the Cavaliers by Roger Haun. S S3 Postal Service Improvement Committee Lists Problems On Thursday Jan. 8th, 1976 the Black Mountain Postal Service Improvement Committee met to discuss objectives and workable goals for 1976. The primary function of the Postal Service Improvement Committee Is to serve as a Uasion for the Black Mountain Post Office and the 14,000 patrons that it serves. Postmaster Roy Harris, pointed out some of the problems facing the Black Mountain Post Office. The most outstanding problems were: (1) Lack of proper number identification on mail boxes both on rural routes as well as in town routes: (2) Lack of continuity in street names and house numbers. This par ticular problem has resulted in some new residents not being able to receive their mail. Immediate con sideration will be given to this particular problem and the steps needed to alleviate it. Sometime soon patrons of the Black Mountain Post Office will be given the op portunity to voice their opinions on the local postal service - Information regarding local opinion of the postal service will appear in r later issue of this paper. The Black Mountain Postal Service Improvement Committee encourages every citizen’s participation in an endeavor to provide better service. If anyone feels the need to contact any committee member concerning postal matters the members are - Lib Harper, Chairperson, Johnny Rice, Margaret Slagle and Tom Culbreth. Apples have always been America’s favorite domestic fruit, but our commercial apple crop is not as big as France’s. SAD - FORLORN - FROZEN - ALONE HAPPY - TOGETHER - SWIMMING FREE. Ducks Set Free The ducks on Tomahawk Lake were frozen in, sad, forlorn and frightened until rescued by the following brave souls who risked dunking themselves in the bitter cold weather last week. Harold Dotson, Woodrow Tim merman, Charles Arnett, Gary Bartlett, Austin Burgess, Freddie Clark, Officer Fineberg, James Goodman, Steve King, Mack Kirkpatrick, Harold Rogers, Charley Shook, Bob Wheelon and Frank Williams. Dotson, Timmerman, Kirk patrick Shook, Bartlette and King took turns going out in the boat and crunching the ice loose. It took two sessions before the ducks were free The steak We have Great 1 1 _Steaks .. your vou ve Dccn ■“**»• ™>ck. [starving for. prepared to your taste. 14a Ti PLus Charming Atmosphere. MOUNTAINEER STEAK HOUSE ad Acrot* from MowntatoMT *rtp I omit 41jl i» u mmtmn KfisS MONTREAT ROAD - Ideal business location for small business or office. Also, can be used for nice residence. 2 bedroom, living room, dining, one bath. Large lot with garden space. 120,300 JUST OUTSIDE CITY — Seven nice lots with water and sewer; also has a 2 bedroom house that is in good condition. Ideal for garden and rental unit. ,23’500 BROAD RIVER - Four bedroom home situated on 15 acres bordering Highway 9; beautiful rocky Broad River running through. Pic turesque back yard and picnic area located near rock cliffs. Stone fireplace in living room. Large canning room off kitchen. Owner financed, 20 percent down; balance at 7 and one-half percent for 10 years. *49'000 NORTH FORK - This beautiful home has a fantastic view of the Blue Ridge Parkway. This home is three years old and features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, kitchen, formal dining room and living room. There are two large rock fireplaces and a full basement. It is located on 1.75 acres completely wooded. Very secluded. 95 Percent financing available. 141,500. SOURWOOD RIDGE - This elegant split-level home is now under construction. Three bedrooms, two. full baths, formal living room, large kitchen-dining, family room with fireplace, deck tn rear. Ex cellent view. Please contact our office now to select your own choice of colors and carpeting. $34,000 FOREST LANE - This two bedroom house has a large living room with a fireplace, wall-to-wall carpet and is located on a dead end street in an excellent neighborhood. 90 percent financing available. $19,900 MOBILE HOME — 1973 Aztec 12’ x 65’. Two bedroom, kitchen, separate dining, living room, bath - carpeted throughout. Excellent condition. Equity and take over payments of *88 per month. OLD FORT GOLF COURSE - This elegant home is overlooking the Old Fort Golf Course and has five bedrooms, three full baths, completely furnished kitchen with compactor, refrigerator - freezer, micro-wave oven, built in stove, formal dining room, formal living room, family room with fireplace, two-car garage, full basement and a beautiful swimming pool. $94,500 GROVEMONT - This three bedroom older home has a formal dining room and a fireplace in the living room. It has a full basement and is located on more than an acre of property with a stream. $29,950 WALKING DISTANCE TO TOWN - This two story home has three bedrooms, large living room with a fireplace, family room, dining room and a basement. $39,500 COTTON AVENUE - Three bedroom home situated on 100 x 140 lot. It is located in a quiet neighborhood. $14,500 RHODODENDRON AVENUE - This two story remodeled no—.c » overlooking Lake Tomahawk with five bedrooms, three baths, living room with fireplace, formal dining area, den and study. It is located on three large wooded lots. Excellent financing available. $29,750. MOUNTAIN CABIN — 2 bedrooms, furnished kitchen. Bordered by State road. Situated on 35 acres with trout stream and meadows. Secluded Owner Financing $45,000 OLD FORT — nice remodeled cabin with 13 acres and stream ... 2 bedrooms $26,000 ON DEAD END STREET — This beautiful all brick home features 3 bedrooms, formal dining room, living room, large kitchen and family room with fireplace. The full basement provides excellent work shop and recreation area. The large lot has excellent garden area. $36,500 RIDGE STREET — Three bedroom frame home in good condition. Wall to wall carpet; basement partially finished. $22,500 1 HOUSE OF THE WEEK MONTREAT ROAD — Quaint 3 bedroom home. Large lot with stream running through. Two full baths; large country kitchen; separate diningroom. $31,000 Proudly Serving W.N.C. For 27 Years VALLEY REALTY & INSURANCE COMPANY, INC. 100 Slate Street Itlaek Mountain, IN.C. Office Phone 669-7111 TOM SOBOL HUD HANKY (Evenings: 609-6163} <Evenings: 669-0991) LB DE Al ICO GROVEMONT — Rock and wood modern home with 2 fireplaces. 3 bedrooms plus den situated on nice lot. VA approved 100 percent financing. $32,000 ESTATE SALE — Large, Older home with excellent possibilities for remodeling - property consists of a small duplex and a small guest cottage - large garden space - excellent for investment pur poses $52,500 A-FRAME — One of the most panaramic views of the Valley; featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large fireplace. Situated on two beautiful wooded acres. Loan assumption. $33,000 HIGH ROCK ACRES — Tremendous front and back views of the mountains...house has 3 BR’s, 2 baths, large eat in kitchen, den, full basement, fireplace $44,100 MT. ALLEN HEIGHTS —3 Bedroom, large living room, formal dining and eat-in kitchen. All completely remodeled. Also has full basment. VA and conventional Financing Available. $17,o0# ALLEN MOUNTAIN DRIVE — Log home with beautiful view.-3 bedrooms; large living room with stone fireplace; full basement with garage; large wrap around deck. >55,000 RAINBOW TERRACE - This three bedroom house has a panoramic view and a large living room with cathedral ceilings and fireplace, formal dining room, and basement finished with a bath. It is located on approximately one (1) acre of wooded land. Very private. >32.000 INVESTMENT PROPERTY - Apartment building containing four separate rental units. Ideal location. Excellent financing aviiabie. £ >24,000 RENTALS Small business rental on State Street in Black Mountain >95-mo. 2 bedroom mobile home. Kitchen furnished. >115 month 2 bedroom apartment. Wall-to-wall carpeting; kitchen furnished only >125 month Real nice I bedroom apartment. Completely furnished with electric heat. Excellent for one person or couple. *100 month Large 2 bedroom home with extra large living room with a fireplace, extra large kitchen and garage, 2 baths; unfurnished. >165 mo. ACREAGE WALKER COVE - 6 beautiful building lots with city water and sewer. All have excellent views overlooking golf course. JUST LISTED - Seven nice lots in Montreal - Contact this office for details.
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