Heart Month
Is Underway
ork;:n:p.oro -ir« official,"
Mvs I .!. Six HU !.ovc. North
C'iiiolilit < ‘li.ii’-p’-i i for I hr 1!Wil
11*11 i-’ii'Ml . mi | i gn.
Fchneiiy t ii.nkiil Ihi
himk nr Atneriian lle-iri Month,
olli. uill. design Med for tlw-fil si
11m«* by the* Congn s of the I'nit
ed Stales, anil i Ifi- :illv pi M laim
ed als . f ii Hi;, first limi* h>
the 1*1' ...dent.
Tar 11'*«.| . Ii...i man Mis. Love,
of tirivns’oio. notes thr fight a
gainst jfa*, ho; it diseases has of
III !"l Mill potiula Sjp|MI| t hut
“greatly increased -upimii is
nerdisl frorr. Murphv to Man
list.''
President l.yidci ft. Johnson,
Ion;; an .i<‘ti\i- and influential
figure hi ih< f h: against lieart
ant hlood vessel disease*. which
are now responsible for more
than r»l per it tit of all deaths in
this country. V.i-1 week signed a
l>ro<tarnation in which he uig<*d
the |H>i)p|(. of the t'nited States to
“£i\e heed to the nation-wide pro
Idem of the heart and hlood vi*
sol diseases." and to sup|iort the
programs reouired to In ing about
its solution.
During American Heart Month
the American Heart Association.,
its affiliates and chapters, ore!
conducting the 16th annual Ffeart
Fund Campaign. M J. Kathbonr.
Hoard chairman ol Standard Oil
New Jersey, is National Cam
paign chairman. The campaign
will he carried forward in more'
than 6JVKI Ann r.can communities
reaching its climax on the week
end of Heart Sunday, Fehniary
23. when more than I.TntMitrt
Heart Vol antes >> will visit tiicji
neighbors to distribute heart
guardin ' infor.’-ati.in rt-nl to re
eeive Heart Fund mnti .hution. ,
Mrs. I.yndott I!. Johnson, the!
First Lady. wcl lie serving tier
fit st term A itional Honorary
Heart Sunday Ch.iirma;i a pasl
tion fill'fl earlier In \»rs John IV
Kennedy a;id Mt^. Dwighl D. Ki
senhowet.
In his proclamation. President
or
John
Worliek
Wesley
Bush
"Dad w as vi rv anK: > because
m> Valent ne brought me home
late front thi** dr.nce. so he pitch
IhI hint out tho ilour anil dawn
the steps. \nw dad ts wondering
whetlfr his ! erennal Liability
insurant-.* co\er: hint for such a
Voluntary ad. p ies ji *"
Consult the C. E. Worliek
Insurance Agency. Phone
*39 3611.
Johnson sirvpw-fl tin* fact ihal
miiri' than oh half of the ten
million Ameru ms a’Mi-titl by
tin* cardlovasre'ar dis* jhm are
stricken durin, their m< <1 pro
ductive years, •hereby <.iiising
staT-tot !n?f filiy lord an*l c< womlf
loss ■’
lie a! o cmpl wsi/ed Hu- hopeful
side of the pieli'ie, jm.’.ilin : "Ut
Dial exp.ifide- t ie ear. It Iras con
Iri ailed improvod methods of
l.reven! on. ilia- nosis and treat
ment, while “sithsiant d progress
in combating II" isc diseases i-- be
mt; made l>\ co m prehen s"ve <*du
rational anil rommiinil.’- I*' ’S
coins whieli hn\e brough" about
swift amt whit* dissemination ami
use of improved methods
(Jains, he nuiii. have tesulted
’largely from the teamwork be
tween the American Heart Asso
c ation, its chapter* and affili
ates. and the Federal Government
pat Initially the Public II«»Hh
Service IhtiiUih the National
Heart lnstitutt and the Heart
Disease Contra' Program ”
It was in December that both
Houses of Congress, without a
dissenting vole approved a joint
res ilution desi'Mioting the m ftith
of Feiirtutry .*i each year as ’A
mcrican Heait Month." Tile reao
1 ution directed public attention to
the scope and magnitude of the
problem. atthori/inR and requesl
in gibe President to issue an ap
propriatr proclnmation. It als •;
invited Governors of the State
and territories to issue proclama
tions. and urged the v' rneilean
people to give their fullest sup
port to the fight against heart
and blood vessel disease.
Tlie resoluion w as sponsored in
the House by Representatives
John Fogarty «1». II I W iliam(
St. Onge. i|).. Conn.i and R I. j
For lest ;-r iD. Ga.'.and in the;
Senate by Sen; tors I inter Hill'
• I>_. Ala.' and l-Nerott M. Dirk
srti IR.. III.'.
Last month, in a While House
ceremony, the Presidi "it eonfei
red the American I lea it Associa
tion's I lean-o:'-the-Vear Award
on Vice \dmirnl 11. *». Kickover,
widely known as “the father o*
the atom c navy," who suffered
a heart attack in IW1 and six
week- later rcTuined to his key
rale in the nation's se airily svs
tcm.
President Johns si himself rc
reived the lleai t-of-tbc-Year A
ward in 1T.0. lie w is then Senate
Majority l.cadci The award wa
conferred unon him hv President
Dwight D. iJ.senhowcr. now
Honorary lioanl Chairman of thr
American lleait Asms kit.on. Hie
Hearl-of-the-Year Award plaque
is one of the few mementos dis
played in President J-rmsiii's of
flee.
G-W Registers
For New Classes
Gardner Webb College has
registcrisl a total of l>-»2 -students
for the .ass: id ? mestcr of scIkkiI
with the pOBsilii'ity of others en
tering before PViruary 11. There
an* 32 readmit-hits. 13 new stu
dents. .id evenin' college students,
and 507 c tntlru.ng students.
Registration lor ela es will lie
held open for any who w is'i to
register for day or evening col
lege until February 11. The stu
dent register.ng must attend
classes on February 11.
All makes, all models, all
priced low to go! Buy ’em for a
song, folks, at our Used Car
Hootenanny now!
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4 Door — V-8
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WW Tiros — St. Drive
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4-Dr.. V • 8 Power Steering
Air - Conditioned
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2 Dr. Hardtop — Black in Color
•«* COMET.*1495
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4 - Door
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Full Power — Air Conditioned —
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V • B. Automatic
'59 FORD GALAXIE.$1995
2-Dr. Hardtop. Auto — V-8
'59 CHEVROLET IMPALA.91295
4 Dr. Hardtop — Local Car
Southwell Ford
"The South Largest uhh Ford Decrier'*
910 SHELBY ROAL PHONE 739-4742
Local Students
In ASfC Society
BOONE Thor#' ;uo fourteen
(,'HTland County students at Ap
palachian Slat*- T(«chm College
who are irtivr in th** National
Education As-o*ixtiott. According
to Dr l*!’** and .loo Rry
son. aponaora. The mcm,>ei ship
of this organization on the Al-HX'
i ampus iiumhwf Mf<
The Clevelan*. County students
are as follows- Brenda Cook**.
Votonioa Davis Donnis (Jlascoe.
Carolyn Grays-n. Stephen Grigg.
Stephen Hatrli, Mary Johnson.
Itotxs <*a Kizer, Mary McSwain.
Dianna Neal. Frances Shehan,
Michael Waul Susa* Whisnant.
ifii'l Barbara Wr.ghl.
"Ilte Edward A. Alderman chap
ter of the Kdtare Teachers of
America is an active organization
with the purpose of the develop
ment of cloci'i friendship nnd of
a broader professional outlook
a mono prospective teachers.
Programs for the* NEA rr.cct
ings include- speakers and panel
discussions cocf-crm-d with the
topics of teaeh< rs and the com
munity. e-.ieio of ethics for teach
ers. studcnt-tccching. anil many
ot hens.
Celanese Wins
Safety Award
Celanese* Corporation of Am<*ri
ca has anounccd that its Rock
Hill, South Carolina Fibers limit
has won the 19T.7 Harold Blaneke
Safety Award
The Blanche Award, named foi
the corporation’s President amt
Chief Executive. is given annual
ly to the Celanese locating having
art outstanding safety record and
having cn&itritmted materially to
the overall safety program of the
corporation. As of December .71.
196.7. Hock Hill employees had
worked 1 .lie!.7.0fH. hours without a
lost tim.* injury
The plant strrted its record on
October 16. 1962. Thus. Rock Hill,
which produce; acetate and Arno!
triacetate fibers, had an injury
fre*«* total of ITS consecutive day
at the end of 1963.
Harlan Trammell. Piant Man
agor. said he was extremely
proud of Roe-k Hill employees for
their record-making performance.
••Winning this award is a real
team-effort and refleets great
cred t on everv man and woman
in the plant.” .Mr. Trammell said
The Celanese Safety Commit
tee chooses the annual recipient
from among its 22 plants, labor
atories and terminals in the t’.iit
ed States. The award is given for
the hest overall safety perform
ance. including the accident tec
ord. training, orientation and to
tal approach to safety indoctri
nation.
Each spring. Mr. Rlasicke per
sonally presents the safety award
plaque to the winning location.
The 1962 winner was the Hous
Heart Month
Is Proclaimed
By Governor
Governor Tony Sanford today
so' asttie February r.s lloart
Month ni N'i'tth Catolina and
urttiil hi- follow North Carolin
ians to join h<m in a “Declaration
■ <f fn»lo|>ondenr r from Heart Dis
i ease,"
Tho suoees.; of any such fleeter
at ion, San fori* said, “depends
more on follow p art ion than on
mere words of determination.”!
lie asked tho .state's oiti/ens “to,
give of their leadership, time,
energy, and money” to support ;
the Heart Association's heart dis
ease control programs in this
stale.
Kickin'; off the 1961 Heart
Fund i ampaigr. which will bo
eonduetod throughout North Ca ■
r-ilina in February, the Governor
made referent-* to North Caro
lina's famous declaration of In-'
dependente of 1776. This state
ment. known the Mecklenburg
Declaration, vas “Important to
the history of our state and na
lion lfcau.se it rallietl our people,
.it an important time, to the good'
light which tin* time demanded."
he said.
“This 'Declaration of Independ
•n< e from Heart Disease* is only I
as good as our willingness to put
our money and energy where ourj
words anti wishes are." the Gov-1
ernor declared.
Governor Sanford reviewed the
research, eomn unity service anti
educational programs of the
North Carolina anti American
Heart Associations. “North Caro
linians are virtually concerned
with the war against heart dis
eases neing waged by the North
Carolina Heart Association.” San
ford stated.
The state’s chief executive toll
ed heart disease “our leading kill
■r .aid disable; " He pointed out
“the high cost ot heart disease in
North Carolina in human and
economic terms" and noted that
“four times as many North Caro
linians will die during 1961 from
heart ant! blood vessel disease
as will die from cancer.”
Congress provided last month
for the annual designation of Feb
ruary as American Heart Month
anti. Sanford said. "I am happy to
Join President Lyndon B. Joint
son in calling tor this month
long. indeed year-’round, effort
for human hearts."
t >n. Texas Polymer Plant.
Seven other Ce la nose plants
and laboratories had injury-free
records En 196.1: Newark. Summit.
Am cel Propulsion, Point Pleas
ant. Belvidere, Clarkv.ood and
Clark. They will receive certifi
cates of commendation, each
signed by Mr. Blancke.
Telephone
Talk
by
F. B. HOUCK
WHAT LIFE WOULD BE
Sometimes I wonder, what life would be
It I were a telephone, instead of me.
To sit on a table or hang from a wall
’o ride in a ear or not ride at all.
To have a little booth all of my own
()i share a busy place with another telephone.
To be a main phone and cover one space
Or be an extension and move from place to place.
To be a bright color, red. maybe yellow
Or be a birthday gift for a girl or a fellow.
To be a subtle black or a nice clean white
To be a creamy ivory with a special night light.
To have a tansy cord that whirls and curls
That winds around your finger and pleases little
girls.
To be a princess with the latest in styles
To help my owner dial away the miles.
To be equipped with chimes, as if to say.
“Someone is calling you. come this way.”
To have a heart and always be there
To help some lost child in his despair.
To live In a mansion or live in a barn
To warn people of danger in time of harm.
To listen to the words which people exchange
From one subject to another the conversations
range.
School work or house work may l>e the matter at
hand
Or a doctor or lawyer may be in demand.
To fill these services surely 1 would be
A very big help to my own community.
Sometimes 1 wonder, what life would be
If I were a telephone, instead of me.
—Mary Madeline Falls
11th Grade, Ashley High School
Houston Assigned
To 197th Infantry
Port Banning, Qa. (AirT.NO
Array Pvt. Cp<H B. Houston, son
of Mr. and Mr*, .lop O. Houston.
Route 2. Pink Hill. N. C., wax as
xiUtHtl to the lOTth Infantry Bri
Tafte at Fort Rennin", Oa., In
mid-January.
Houston, a member of Com
pany A. 1st Battalion of the hrl
Kiulc's 38th Infantry.
ba*ir train In?! at Fort
S. C.
rproivod
Jackson.
Boot imported into the 1 'nit* 'I
State* is largely boneW* fro/«i
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ft. »iv n lh<> i.rwessed meal u,
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llv ipr ported I«of fci 1963 was f
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