Forsyth County Leaders Tour
Watauga And Like This Region
A delegation of mm 49 buaineatt
«nd agricultural 1 eaten of WinAon-Saiem
and Kwiyth county ri»
u.-d Watauga tounty loot Wednesday
«nd w< taken on a |i»«w>
ally-conducted tow at point* of
fcterest by L. E ^nckwiller,
Bounty agent, Stanley A. Hurl),
Chamber of Commerce manager.
Aid Other county traders
The groa* *1*0 visited Grandfather
Mountain,, wh^re they were
*elooBMi fay owner Hugh Wort an,
•nd took a ride on Grover Robfans'
"TweeUie" train on the return
trip.
' It wm one of a aerie* of visit!
the rwiyta people are planning
to acqutnt them with their neigh
lorinc counties.
The Greyhound busload at Fortgrth
countians was met by a WaA
' **3 A. 1 I.' —:"n—hrr-l r
tanga delegation at Deep flap and
kronght 1« Boone, where they Via
ited the two industrial plants, In
inn^l
mi thadeMlM, Inc.
'"The party, some traveling la
automobile!. Own proceeded to
Cove Creek, where they were «erved
a tasty Aunek by the Cove Creek
Development Club with President
Jerry Adam! a> boat
The t<mr included visits to the
Stanley Hsffl* farm, the Robert
Shipley farm, the Ray Clark (an,
and the town et Blowing Hook,
ending back in Boone with dinner
at the Boone Trail Restaurant
Comments by the Forsyth visiters
heard daring the tour hi
eluded the following:
Wayne Corpeping, concerning
Bob Shipley'! farm, aa to lb natural
setting and [4a«»ed operation:
"Man, yon cant beat itt"
Guy Fulp, speaking generally:
"These folks are natural millionaires."
.
T. Holt Haywood, chairman of
the agriculture and arte develop
ment committee of the Winstorv
Salem Chamber of Commerce:
"Beautiful country, beautiful. . . .
You have to keep seeing It all over
again to believe it*
Arch Taylor, chairman of the
tours and special events committee:
-When you get up here, it
makei you want to gat down on
your knees and thank God for so
much beauty,"
John MeKaugtm, Tienna school
principal: "AH the homes up here
look good, small as well as big.
Grounds well kept. Churches, too."
Primarily billed as,a "goodwill
tonr," the grenf was here also
to study industrial developments
in the Boone area, community development,
farming, and tourist
attractiona.
fJMAL HOLIDAY
Ail County OffiMi will be elo«ed
Mcmrfay. feptemhrr 2, »S7. ,
Th» Board at County CofamU*
ioBcti Will Meet on TtMsdaj,' September
8, 1967, far their refuUr
meeting for the month offtiptem«HST
p ....
• BYNUM GREENE
Jackson, Mich.—A few hours
after her daughter, Mn Cleo Warr^n.
ftm birth to a son, Mrs. Bonnie
Lewis cave birth to a son, in
the same hospital
Scouts
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borer*, where the Scout* may
limionslmte thetr various talents
■and skill*. Parents and friend* aire
invitod to Join them lor thia event
Taps will be aounded at 10
clock, aad the Seouta are expected
to "turn in' to rest tor the big
day Saturday Sometime* tbey do.
Beveitle will b* sounded at •■30
Saturday morning, witli time for
breakfast and clean-up before the
Mg hike begin*, at •:».
Various Scouting *UU* wUl be
noted on the hike,.with particular
attention being made to corapau
reading, nature, and cooking.
Lunch will be eaten on the trail,
aad the Scout* will return to camp
at 2:30 to police up the area and
get ready tcf the presentation of
awards.
Awards will be made to the outstanding
troop represented, as wen
as individual awards^
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