CORRECTION...
A college financial aid information session offered by WCU's Talent Search Program will be held at 7p.m. Monday, Jan 13, at Smoky Mountain High School. For more information call 227-7137.
DAVID HOYLE...
of Sylva was the winner of a diamond ring valued at $500 that was given away Christmas Eve in the last of three holiday giveaways by Hollifield Jewelers. Pictured with Hoyle, left, are, from left, Chelsea Dennis, Linda Dennis and Ronnie Dennis of Hollifield's.
NEED A CARPENTER? ....
Micah Edquist is experienced in all carpentry applications and most construction applications. See his ad in this issue.
LOST PURPLE MITTEN...
During the first weekend of the Dillsboro Luminaire, a family was walking around looking for a little girl's lost lavender or purple mitten but could not find it. Lera Chitwood believes she found the mitten when cleaning up the Christmas decorations at Dillsboro's Town Hall. If anyone is looking for the mitten, call Chitwood at Olde Towne Inn, 586-3461.
HARRAH'S....
Cherokee Casina & Hotel Pavilion will host comedian James Gregory for two shows, Friday and Satrday, Jan. 17-18. Gregory is heard widely on syndicated radio programs like John Boy and Billy. Tickets to Gregory's show are available online at www.harrahs.com or at 1-800-HARRAHS.
DAVID BRADLEY....
a Western Carolina University instructor, will serve as survival training supevisor for the wilderness and environmental medicine course sponsored by the Depatment of Defense and Public Health Services Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences, and the Wilderness Medical Society. Bradley is an American Red Cross instructor/trainer, certified strength and conditioning specialist and safety/survival instructor.
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