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Thursday June 29 1972 Statesville Record Landmark Page 5 A or Chess Matches Huge Promotion Planned At iddler's Grove Elders To Display Crafts 1 38 Liberated Women was 88 I I i i f4 The brahd narrfe store with bargains galore with mud outbuildings doors and implements times a week throughout the match with shorter broadcasts Tuesday and Thursday for cities on the Eastern Seaboard few ME vision The federation has signed a 99 year contract with Chester ox and Co Inc for exclusive worldwide visual rights in cluding rights to film the match and still photos of the match taken inside the Sportshall In the United States ABC has contracted for exclusive film rights The ox film segments will be shown Saturdays on the ABC program World of In the United States Channel WNDT New York and Teleprompter Cable TV have planned programs discussing the action at the match with out the use of the ox film Channel 13 plans a move by move commentary and analysis on the match by chess master Shelby Lyman who will work from a studio in Albany NY using vertical boards to illus trate the moves The extensive coverage would start Sunday July 2 and run from 1 pm to 6 pm nation ally It would continue three NEW YORK (AP) Promo tional aspects of the ischer Spassky world championship chess match are becoming as important as they are in any big league sport Chess matches are not usual ly world happenings But with the keen interest sparked by American Bobby ischer chal lenging Russian Boris Spassky for the world title a differ ent situation The Icelandic Chess eder ation has put up close to $200 000 for the 24 game match to be held for two months in Rey kjavik Iceland starting July 2 The games will be played in the Reykjavik Sportshall which seats about 3000 people The match will be open to the pub lic and tickets will cost $5 a game or $75 for the 24 games Of the $200000 put up some $125000 will be paid in prizes to the players according to the federation ischer 29 and Spassky 35 will also divide 60 per cent of the income from films and tele CARVINGS ON DISPLAY George Edlers will display many of his famous hand carved items during the irst Annual Arts and Crafts Show to be held at iddler's Grove July 1 4 The artist a native of Pacolet now 80 began his skillful hand carving career 20 years ago In addition to Elders several other craftsmen are ex pected to participate in the annual event including Willard Watson with his famous whisky still I campsites Toilets and hot water showers are also available know whether a woman Miss or Mrs you could guess and you had one chance in two of being right Now with three choices the odds are against you Two times out of three pick the title the woman want What Ms do is change anything important It get women equal pay for equal work It give them the right to own property or handle their own fi nancial affairs It give them the right to education jobs or political office And no husband is likely to start helping with the house work just because his letters are addressed to Ms in stead of Mrs George Elders used to sit and listen and visualize early life in the home of his grand family as she remembered and described Lindsay amily Home near Spartanburg as it existed in pioneer days He promised her if he could get hold of the deed he would restore the house But he dis covered that the records had been destroyed earlier in the courthouse fire Since he rebuild the house he told her he would make a model like it That was his first carved model made 20 years ago and it is still part of his unique his torical collection Since that time Elders called by his friends and family has been skillfully carving his authentic log build ings complete chinking wooden with practical shutters farm churches and graineries to the delicate human figures carved of wood and dressed in clothing of the period His collection which is valued at $30000 but termed by as irreplaceable also includes a true model of a fron tier style covered wagon com plete with wooden wheels that turn on their wooden axles just as the originals turned On the side of the wagon is attached a water barrel with removable top Two sleek polished wood oxen are depicted pulling the wagon The Dutchstyle brake line is attached to both oxen and wagon Also in the frontier collection is a grist mill with wooden water wheel scaled exactly to specifications of the original A special pressure unit of flowing water also designed by Elder will turn the wheel with striking realism Other items made by the Rib TOPS artist includes a church sur mounted with a cross chicken coop hog pen scalding barrel and butchering pole plows I hoes axes and other imple ments The collection also includes a complete blacksmith shop with horses to be shod These and other items of his collection will be on display at Grove during the Arts and Crafts Show scheduled to be held this Saturday Sunday Monday and Tuesday In addition to Elders some of the finest craftsmen in the southeast are expected to dis play their works of art These include Willard Watson from Deep Gap who will dis play his famous still rank Hodges and his hand carved dulcimers and Edsel Martin from Swananoa will display his hand carved birds Orrie Watson one of the outstanding folk fiddlers in the Appalachian mountains will be there along with olk Toys from Sugar Grove Also scheduled for the first annual crafts fair will be old fashioned fun and games horseshoe pitching sack races relays fishing frog jumping contest with music and dan cing in the evenings A is planned for Sunday afternoon in the outdoor amphitheater To add to the old fashioned atmosphere which will prevail at the four day event will be a picnic lunch on July 4 at noon The auction sale on July 4 will begin at 2:30 pm with the craftsmen consigning some of their finest pieces such as wood carvings pottery leather goods bedspreads musical in struments sculptures and stoneware Camping facilities are avail able at Grove with water and electricity to I Operators Quit Work COLUMBUS Ohio (API Three crane operators who would rather ride than walk up 26 levels have halted all steel erection at the new State Office Building here The three claim they are too exhausted to work after walk ing up to the 26th floor of the structure where the cranes are mounted They worked for two weeks lliey used to take temporary elevators to the top but a strike by elevator constructors closed the lift A contractor spokesman said ironworkers on the job complain about the walk run up those steps two at a he said The spokesman said the halt in steel erection dented the timetable ARRIVED o'i ft SHIPMENT JUST yas vVallace Beery And Zipper Styles Values 4 IHVO oneiiuii nvtnuu iii viUlt'jviiiu USE YOUR BANK CHARGE CARD Low Cut' i a Regular 32200 Values Use Ms or Title NEW YORK To Ms or not to Ms? 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