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THURSDAY. AUGUST 25.1960
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Hospital Receives License.
The Highlands Community Hospital has
just received licensure for a general hos
pital granted by the Medical Care Commis
sion in Raleigh. The license is dated
August 18j i960 and has been framed*
This license, represents six years
of arduous effort. Technically this means
that the ho^ital will be eligible for
various aids including aid for indigent
patients, and every effort will be exert
ed by all concerned to maintain the stan
dards necessary to keep the license*
The Buccessful hospital fund drive
of last year, headed by Mr* Lester Dawley,
(Con*t on page L4 )
GfiLRX THEATRE
Thursday August 24^^25
Michael Renni e-Jill St« John in
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
“The Lost LUorld"
in Color & CinemaScope
MATINEE Thursday at 3*00
Night Shows at 7:30 & 9:30
Feature Approx. 20 Min After Show Starts
Adm^tinee 20^ & 50^..,Nights 20^ & 60^
Friday August 26
Mec Guiness»»Burl Ives—Maureen 0*lfera in
“Our fflfln in Hflvflnpi "
in Cinemascope
Shows at 7:25 & 9:30*..Adm 20^ & 60^
Feature At Approx. 7:40 & 9:45
Saturday August 27
Gary Cooper-Rita Haywortb-Van Heflim
Tab Hunter in
"They ConiE To Cordurr "
in Color & CinemaScope
^lATINEE at 3:00-Night Shows 7:10 & 9:30
Feature at Approx. 3^.5, 7:25 & 9*45
Adm 20^ & 50^
Sun-JMon August 28-29
Kirk Douglas«Kim Novalc-ESmie Kovaos
Barbara Rush in
"STRfinGERs UJHEn ULIe UIeet"
in Color & CinemaScope
MATINEE Sunday at 3:00
1 Show Sunday Night at 9:00
2 Shows Monday Night at 7 s 20 & 9:30
Feature Approx* 15 Min After Show Starts
idm: Matinee 20^ & 60^*.*Bights 25^ & 75^
Ehis picture not recommended for children
C0N*T ON PAGE 2..**
Next week^s issue of the
GALAX NEWS^ Thursday^ September
1, WILL BE THE LAST ISSUE FOR
THIS SUMNERm
MARCHING TO ZION
By William H* Melvin
Like those triumphant crusaders of
old we can perceive victory ahead for the
financial success of our Highlands Commun
ity Hospital Drive, providing all work
diligently to the very end* The Hospital’s
objectives are four fold* Namely firsts
(Con’t on page 34)
APPRECIATION EXPRESSED
As Hospital Fund Drive Chairman, I
wish to express our profound gratitude
for the generous contribution to the Fund
Drive that Mr. O.F* Summer made in offer
ing his services and turning over the re
ceipts from the Technicolor movie ”Polly-
anna” to the Highlands Community Hospital*
IMs act was so important and significant
and we appreciate the spirit of the gift
and giver to the fullest extent.
William H* Melvin
Fund Drive Chm*
HOT TO Present MOON IS BLUE
Highlands Community Theatre will pre
sent its production of F# Hugh Herbert*s
scintilliating comedy, THE MOON IS BLUE
as its final offering for I960 on Septoa-
ber 2nd and 3rd at 8:30 p*m* This is the
sparkling Broadway hit that starred Bar
bara Bel Geddes, Barry Nelson and Donald
Cook which was subsequently nade into a
fine moving picture with Maggie McNamara,
William Holden and David Niven.
Mrs. Harrison Raoul, the box office
chairman, has announced that tickets will
go on sale on Monday, August 29th at the
(Con*t on page 17)
INTERVIEW WITH DR. HARDMAN
Dr* Patrick Hardman, whose practice
is located at Feltham on the outskirts of
the London airport in England, has been
visiting in Highlands for several weeks*
He and his family sailed from England on
the 21st of July and reached Highlands in
about 11 days. They have been visiting the
Fred Allens whom they met about two years
ago in England when they were patients of
Dr* Hardman.
Dr. Hardman thinks Highlands is a
charming location, much like the lake dis
trict in Great Britian which has rocky
crags and trees except on a smaller scale
than the mountains here. He finds the
(Con*t on page 12)