Asheville Citizen-Times from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 21

The Ashevllle Citizen, Dec. 8, 1M2 -3: ANNOUNCING Women Sought Scam Involving EARN EARN Kurch Bus Fund 5 everything under $2500 earns Everything Around WNC arm 1W. luff Reports -f JtEVARD The Transylvania (2T Sheriffs Department is looking women who have been solicit-bf Jds In the county for nonexistent c)i projects. j. fputy Sheriff Lorrie Marchini women, one.

in her 20s and one have been asking people for nj to buy a church bus. She said 5 had sought donations for a "bus ri 3or New Hope Baptist Church, (t tfieW Baptist Church and Selica Uj- Methodist Church, all located in ohmi Brevard. IUJtlople were solicited last week at Business, Tool Every busmen con currently earn 10V4 on every, thrng over $2500 with MONEY MARKET CHECKING Eligible busmessei con earn interest on all their Automatic Monoy Markot Rates. Everyday your checking account will bo automatically monitored to keep your money earning the maximum at all timet. Th Best Checking Account In WNC! Every MONEY MARKET CHECKING account Free with a SS00 minimum balance Checks ore also free with a $500 minimum balance.

Write checks anywhere (or ony amount. No wa'g. Trailer Park In Pisgah For- Icomb's Trailer Park in Brevard Creek Church Road, ac-nggtnj to reports. Rev. Christopher A.

reported the incidents to the paMsaid he learned of the scam tStrMtjjh a member of one of his bjguttfres. Fitzgerald serves the Selica, Jftth Chapel and Rosman United JtfeWndist churches. era, Hendersonville City Council, state Rep. Charles Hughes and state Sens. R.P.

"Bo" Thomas and Charles W. Hipps. Superintendent To Meet CANTON The co-chairman of the state's Select Committee on Education, Sen. Harold W. Hardison, D-Le-noir, will discuss legislation affecting education with area school superintendents Thursday.

Hardison is expected to discuss the controversial issue of reducing the number of public school systems, 'which now stands at 143 In the state, by system mergers. The recommendation narrowly passed the committee by a 4-3 vote. Other education-related legislative Issues expected to be discussed are block grant appropriations to public school systems; limiting the number of positions and the amount of money spent on administrative personnel by the Department of Public Instruction and the comptroller's office; requiring committees to review public school laws to decide which ones should be continued as statutes and which could be handled as regulations of the state Board of Education. The superintendents will meet at the Western Regional Education Center at 10 a.m. Thursday.

The center provides support services to 19 school systems In counties. How It Works. MONEY MARKET CHECKING a comb mot of two ipeoal Mrmtf on I inwed eKethine, account and At Invettment currently earning money market yield A HO repurchote agreement tecuretf by tronte ot direct osliOQitont of the Government or on ooency thereof that or tully guaranteed to principal and The underlying market vol we of the ec untie may ory depending on cerdon but you at an mwettor hove perfected tecurtty tnteretf the principal omount of your investment The repurchase agreement not a toving account and it not insured by the l.l.C. A E. i tul'y bached by the oiteti ortd the tu toih and resource ot Clyde Saving and Loon Open Your Money Market Checking Account Today! ur main concern was to keep from being taken advantage of," je minister.

1 ve heard of the thine happening in larger cities, tuwver In a rural or small town set- Chide Sayings AND LOAN Clijde Swings AND IOAN CT ASSOCIATION Vow bally flMftcUl blni Oyjlzgerald described the younger ironuM as having short, curly brown fiallSJiid said she was dressed in a tfftflfj skirt, a down-filled jacket and IwMMi shoes. The older woman had tojitown hair and was attractive and WEAVEDVIUE 76 Motn St 45-4277 HENDERSONVILLE 6th (King iJ-024 SKYLAND US Hwy 25 414.31 ASHEVILLE Broodway 4 Woodf 2 $4-1 144 CLYDE Caroline Mam 27-U2l ASSOCIATION Yew family financial (rienl solicitations have apparently officials said, since word through the local media. 'rtl have asked parishioners, and impnimt idiots Aran Nescafe jnBjkOhem to ask their friends, to be Jpttoe lookout and if they hear contact the Sheriffs Fitzgerald said. just sad This is simply HeSmg. It they had a genuine need, jijeSire agencies to help them," he (stdi" pointing to the Transylvania jjhdaUan Ministries and the county De-jirjijjent of Social Services.

Changes Urged JS3feNDERSONVILLE With the backing of a Superior Court 5B52 a Henderson County grand jury aeaday issued a report urging sweep-ifig-Tchanges in the county's law en-Jjljfment facilities, study cited a sore need for tfOtfapace for the Henderson County 5ijytf Department, Clerk of Court's kiNmmihI more manpower for both offices. A courtroom annex built onto the courthouse in 1973 "has proven to be totally inadequate" because of a sharp rise in court cases, the grand jury report said. The report projected a sixfold increase in court cases between 1970 and 1990 with a doubling of the county's population. The report said the caseload tripled in the Clerk of Court's office between 1970 and 1980 while the number of employees less than doubled. "This is a one-sided statistic with no relief in 'sight," it said.

The sheriffs department has only one-third the staff recommended by an FBI report in 1980, the report said. Judge Lacy H. Thomburg, who received the report, said that the responsible public officials should "begin immediately to seek solutions to this problem." He added, "there simply is no need for Henderson County to sit idly by and ignore these needs." Thomburg said he would have taken judicial action to see that the grand jury's recommendations are acted upon, but said his court schedule was moving him to another area. He said the responsibility will be passed on to the incoming judge. The grand jury made four specific recommendations: That a combined law enforcement center be built "as soon as possible." That a professional consultant be hired to help plan the center.

That "proper authorities" be notified that funds are needed to hire additional staff. That the plans be implemented "in the immediate future" to avoid a greater cost later. To pay for those actions, the grand jury suggested a special 1-cent sales tax and a special tax of 5 cents per $100 of property valuation be approved. The report will be sent to the Henderson County Board of Commission- Folk Art Center Holiday Events The Folk Art Center on the Blue Ridge Parkway is planning several special events during the Christmas holidays. On Saturday, Jerry Read Smith will perform hammered dulcimer music, and on Sunday, an international tree trimming party is planned Foreign exchange students will decorate a tree with ornaments from their home countries, while others sing Christmas carols and sell baked goods.

The tree trimming party is sponsored by the Asheville Rotary Club and the American Field Service. Theme trees by local garden clubs, trimmed with ornaments made by local children, and holiday music can be seen and heard throughout the celebration. The Folk Art Center Is at milepost 382 on the Blue Ridge Parkway about mile north of U.S. 70, just east of Asheville. The center is open daily 9 am -5 p.m.

except on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's. Now our two great Nescafe Instant Coffees both have a brand-new lo( Nescafe is now called Nescafe Classic Blend to reflect its heritage as the really rich, robust coffee. And our decaffeinated coffee is now called Nescafe Decaf to announce that the caffein is naturally removed? Then Decaf is blended and roasted to give you rich coffee flavor. No noncoffee components come in contact with the coffee bean during the removal of the caffein. 40r i "i 40fl il SAVE 40r on any size jar except 2 oz.

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