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The most popular question our customers ask is. “What
is the difference between the labels and prices of interior
paint you handle?" Actually, we can answer that in one
sentence: The difference is in the hideability. washability
and in the number of colors available.
There are many instances where lower priced paints
can be used with good results, but we always try to
recommend the Best Quality American Paints. We do.
however, question the customer to determine whether
lower priced paints, such as those in our Economy or
Standard lines, would fit their needs and save them
money.
Our unconditional guarantee on American Paint applies
to all three grades, so our general advice is to buy the best
paint you can afford from the most dependable company
you can find--like TOWN HARDWARE for instance.
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-Stafford Signs With Lees - McRae
Bobby Stafford outstanding
Owen High basketball player
has signed a grant-in-aid with
Lees-McRae College.
Stafford was recruited by
Bobcat Head Coach Carlisle
Hostetter.
Bobby was the leading
player on the team that was a
top challenger in Little MAC
Awards
Banquet
Thursday
The Awards Banquet for the
Charles D. Owen High School
Athletic Department will be
held Thursday evening at the
Ridgecrest Baptist Con
ference Center. The banquet is
for coaches and players only.
The Awards ceremony will
begin at 8 p.m. and will be
open to the public. Frank
Fuqua of Georgetown College
will be the guest speaker.
MOUNTAIN MAN
LANDS BIG
BLUE MARLIN
Mike Summev stands
beside a 307 pound blue
marlin he caught in the
Gulf Stream while
fishing from the cruiser
Fight-n-Lady on May 7.
Will trade for
acreage, one com
mercial building
with approximately
3,000 square feet on
Sutton Ave., Black
Mountain, N.C.
Would consider
other real estate
swap.
WRITE:
Community
Newspapers, Inc.
P.O. Box 1777
Spartanburg, S.C.
29301
Division of the Mountain
Athletic Conference.
He was named to the All
Star Senior Team and was
outstanding in the Blue-White
games. He was also a member
of the All Buncombe County
team.
Coach Roy Williams stated,
“I’m really glad he has this
opportunity. He will have a
chance to develop the great
potential he has in the junior
college circuit. Bobby has not
nearly reached his potential
as a basketball player. He is
certain to improve over the
next two years. Lees-McRae
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offers the type of program
Bobby wants,” he concluded.
The 6-foot-5 center averaged
18.9 points and 13.1 rebounds
as the Warhorses had their
best season in recent years,
challenging Hendersonville,
West Henderson and Heritage
for first place in the con
ference. Owen finished third
during the regular season
behind co-champions West
Henderson . and Hen
dersonville.
“I feel Bobby’s best playing
is ahead of him,” said
Williams.
The Owen coach noted that
Stafford will have an op.;"
portunity to move to a forward ■
spot at Lees-McRae, a more'
natural position considering
his height.
Stafford was one of the
area’s best centers this season
and was noted for his shot
blocking abilities. He
averaged 4.9 blocked shots per.
game.
In addition, he connected on:
53.4 per cent of his field goals
and 64.5 per cent of his free
throws.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Stafford of Black
Mountain.
Junior Olympics At Swannanoa School I
After a week of delay caused
by heavy rains, the Junior
Olympics held for grades one
through eight at Swannanoa
school finished their exercises
on May 17 and 18. This is the
second year of the Olympics.
According to Jerry Green,
assistant principal, this year’s
games were better organized,
and more children were able
to participate. “Various
students who previously did
not excell in extracuricular
activities were able to receive
praise for their ac
complishments in the Junior
Olympics," he commented.
Each student this year
received a certificate of
participation. Also, first,
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second, and third place rib
bons were given to the winners
in the 17 areas of competition.
The events which were held
included tug-of-war, 50 yard
dash, softball throw, shotput,
potatoe sack race, three
legged race, and wheelbarrow
race.
Sportsmanship was the
major theme of the Junior
Olympics this year. Out on the
slightly soggy ground, the
students cheered and rallied
together to win their
designated events. Without a
doubt, this year’s Junior
Olympics generated unity,
sportsmanship, and an outlet
of recreation for the students
at Swannanoa School.
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Thp Roman Appian Way '« in better condition than some
modern roads, yet it is more than 2,000 years old!
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THESE STUDENTS often fell and toppled over each
other as they raced with their partners toward the
finish line in the wheelbarrow rare
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TWO OPPOSING SQUADS pit their strength against
each other in the classical tug-of-war competition
(Staff photos by Joe Comptoo)
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