mowing Hocfl School 1
n*.-.-, m*:-.
r The rtudenu mad* plans for
Mveral day* Mm the eacttifl*
With Unir mw room
Hit HanMli% Mk Grade
Pim Stori* and Shannon Aahtajr1
wrote the (Mowing fifth |r»<U
iMf*
Cvaryane It exalted because we
have at iaat moved into the new
building The floori are tile. W*
have skylight windows.
We would like to thank th*
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Mrs. D«la, Mm Foetar. Mr* Bo-1
I Ml. Mrs. Williams, and *r«
Grnw.
tnr.'sru
Cefcy Dula tpem the Christeuu [
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ed to Charlotte during lie hoh-f
M|a* Cimm'i MMM Grariee
MJ1 Dan Knight and Mn fay
Knight *»v» Ih« Claw a Chrlat*a»
party They served oranges.
gerines, sandy, aad cut*. The
deM* thank these rom mothers
St
imaginary trip ttwvugh tha south- |
eastern states before Christmas ,
Tha Hatoti vara aapetiaWy 1
t« rested in St Auguatlna, Florid*
A trip to tha New England states j
i« planned for tha near future
Each member of the class re
ported in language elaaaea his ex
periences during the Christmas
holidays. Special efforts at better
oral expression were made,
■rv Winkler's Mb Grade
The sixth grade would like to
thank the mothers for the Christ
iana pasty. They ere Mre. Edgar
Young, Mrs. Dan Watt, Mn. BUI
Foster, Mr*. Hardin Coffey, Ifra.
Hub Holhfleld, Mrs. Merrttt Cof
fey, Mrs. Vaughn Hartley, Mr*.
Roy Holder. Mn. Cllne Under
awed, Mrs. Oiyde Pula. Mr*. Her
aee Hollars, Mrs. Jessie Burns,
Ml-*. Charle* Martin, Mr*. Robert
Harmon, and Mrs. Willard Gould*.
Mr. MrCurry'a «th and 7th Grade*
Good eitlien* for the week end
ing December 21 were Ann Moody
and Larry Hodge.
Little Carolyn Hodge, Larry's I
dater, visited the dass last FYi
day.
Martha Buxton and Larry Hodge
were winner* in the popularity
conte*t held before Christmas.
Money from the 1686 votes «aat
will be put into fund for e trip the
class hope* to take in the spring.
SCIENTIFIC TRAINING
The biggest student increaie In
American colle|ea and universi
ties in 1958 went into engineering
aad teacher-training, according (o
an eminent educator. Enrollment
In the fall of 1066 exceeded the
previous peak years of, 1947-48,
when campuses were swollen with
more than a million retarniag
World War II veterana. Total en
rollment flgurea for accredited
anlwrsitie* and four-year college*
are: 1,754,897 full-time atudenta,
or S.8 per cent higher than laat
year, and 609,222 part-time stud
ent* or }l.l per cent more.
DEMOCRAT AM VAT
Urges Approval Ofk)
Swimminelrool Bonds
By WALTER K. KEYS ,
Two queetiows M«m u be fore-;
most ia the minds of the ciUaena of
Blowing Rock aa they ponder the'
bond eUttioo for the purpose of
buiMlag a swimming pod <M the
central recreation park to the
Kirst, will It r»iae Use* appreci
ably; second. can the town afford
to increue tti bonded hidetotednees
by this amount * (Tbo wlewadum
entails a maximum mat tlOjOOQ )
Tbo snawer to tlx first queetion
ia that there will be very little,
it My. Inrroaaa is the Ux rate
if thie bond iaeue is carried. Thia
ia the candid opinion of those who
are qualified to pass judgment
And, ihould the Ux rate be tacreaa
ed slightly, the greaUr part of the
total eaet of the awimming pool
ViU be paid by the aummer resl
denU who ar» property owners la
the town. It ia eatlaiated that far
more than half of the local Uxea
are paid by non-resident owners
la abort. Blowing Rock, because
of lte situation aa reaort town, will
enjoy a swimming pool which will
be larjrely financed by non-voting
anmmer residenU. May we add
that these aummer realdenta, were
they qualified to vote In thia ejec
tion, would undoubtedly guaran
tee a favorable majority for the
awimming pool. They would vote
for it no matter what the result
ant ux raU might be.
Aa to the aeeond question: Can
Blowing Rock afford to thus U
creaae her bonded indebtedness'
Pointers For
Sponsors Of
Hungarians ,
Raleigh, Jan. »—"Citizens of
North Carolina who want to spon
sor Hungarian refugees are aaked
to channel their requests through
the Governor's Adviaory Commit
tee on the Refugee Relief Act,"
•aid Dr. Ellen Winston, chairman
of the Committee in North Caro
lina.
Prospective sponsors should re
quest the necessary forma by writ
ing to Dr. Winston at the Bute
Board of Public Welfare, Raleigh,
These forma, when completed by
the sponaors, will be forwarded by
the Comtoittee to certain volun
tas agencies which trie aiding In
the Hungarian refugee program.
Sponaora are required to pro
vide housing, a job, and Inland
transportation costs for the re
fugees.
"We have been Informed that
virtually no domestic servsnts or
orphana are available among the j
Hungarian refugee group. Re
fugeea who are qualified for farm
work are also in abort aupply,"
said Dr. Wlnaton. "Prospective
sponsors should also Uke into con
slderation the fact that most of
the refugees speak Only Hungar
ian."
This issue has already been pimrf
■poo b)r the departments at th«
Elite at North Carolina which gov
ern Mich matter*. All of the regu
lation* wttb regard to bonding lira
Nation* aad ability to pay have
been auecaufutly mat.
it Uus referendum carrie*. a* it
undoubtedly will, the Town of
Blowing Rock will have by the
coming of another nuomcr season
a standard, modern, heated, fill
*n*d, landscaped swimming pool
that any resort might be very
proud to poase**.
It this hood issue is defeated.
Blowing Rock will la*a in prectig*
and eosap*tltiv« reaort in the next
few years many time* the amount
at issue la the election
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