"See How They Run" Is Playcrafter Staging The Playcrafters of Appalach ian State Teachers College are preventing "See How They Run," a smash London hit by Philip King, on January 30, 31, and February 1 at 8 p. m., in the College Theater in the audi torium of the college admin istration building. David French, assistant pro fessor of speech and director of the Playcrafters, said, "So swift is the action, so involved the situations, so rib-tickling the plot that at its finish audiences are left as exhausted from laughter as though they them selvs had run a footrace." The action of the play takes place in the hall of a vicarage. Galloping in and out of the four doors of an English vicarage are an American actor and act ress (he is now stationed with the air force in England), a cockney maid who "touches al cohol for the first time in her life," four men in clergyman's suits, one of whom is an es caped prisoner, and another a sedate bishop aghast at all the goings on and the trumped up stories that are told him. In the cast are Mary Keever as Ida, the Cockney maid, Pris cilla Savage as Miss Kaillin, a nasty old woman, Charles Gor don as Rev. Lionel Toop, Vir ginia Palmier! as Penelope Toop, the Reverend's wife. Bill Blanton as Corporal Clive Win New Tax Law Aids Farmers Farmers, along with other businessmen! can benefit from several changes made by the last Congress in federal income tax regulations. One of the most important changes to remember in filing 1962 tax returns is the new rule relating to investment credit, says Charles Pugh, extension farm management specialist at North Carolina State College. Congress, in efefct, cut tax liability on certain investments in an effort to spur machinery and equipment sales. Specific information on the new investment credit regula tion and other instructions on filing 1962 Federal Income Tax returns are included in a new extension publication "Farmer's Tax Guide." Free copies are available from county agricul tural agents. Briefly, Pugh says, the new rule means that a person may be able to reduce his tax lia bility by 7 per cent on invest ments which qualify for the credit. The reduction is restrict ed to machinery and equipment with a useful life of at least four years. Purchases made in 1962, even during the latter months of the year, may qualify. CARD OP THANKS We wish to express our heart felt thanks to everyone who has been so kind and helpful to us during the recent tragedy that befell us. When our town loat its Police Chief, we lost a dear husband and father that can never be replaced. Our sincere appreciation to all who gave flowers, food, donations and for all your help, kindness and sympathy. We especially want to thank each one who helped Bill in any way during his last hours and to all those who help ed in the capture of those who took his life. ? Mrs. William Dean Greene and children. Dean and Regina. Tshombe has returned to Ka tanga capital from Rhodesian border. Stronger pressures against Cuba are sought by the United States. Saturday and Sunday February 2 and 3 Rome Adventure Troy Donahue Angle- Dickenson S ton, Dennis Cole u a Russian spy, Stephen Vaughn as Bishop of Lax, Wayne Thompson as Rev. Arthur Humprey, and Ben King as Sergeant Sowers. Belk's Scholarships To Be Given During 1963 W. W. Chester, manager of Belk't Department Store in Boone announced today that the Belk Foundation will award 14 college achoUnhipc worth $900 each during 1983. The award* will be nude to high school graduate* who expect to enter college u freshmen during the year. Mr. Cheater pointed out that this is a continuation of the Foundation's recognition of the growing value of a college edu cation,' and its desire to aid de serving students ?(ho need as sisUnce. The Belk Foundation was established in memory of Dr. John M. Belk and W. H. Belk, Sr. During the years since its < beginning many churche*. col leges, hospitals and other In- i stitutions, as well aa numerous 1 individuals, have benefitted from the Foundation. The acho larihip program is another step in asaistinc others to a better opportunity in life. Scholarship winners will be selected by a special committee based on the applicant's scholas tic rating, school and commun ity activities, financial Med. character and interest*, and potentialities lor aucceas in college and adult life. Winners ?ill be free to select their own college and course of study. All local high school seniors who are interested in applying for one of the Belk Foundation scholarships should ceqtaet Mr. 1 Cheater for additional details, then fill in one of the applies Hon blanks that are now avail Ale at Balk's in Boone. I ? The easiest way to tell how an election will come out is to wait until the ballots have been counted. W-D Famous Ground Beef - 5 ? *1" U. S. CWu, W-D Brand Short Beef Ribs - - - ' 33c U. S. Choi*., W-D BraM, Short Cut Standing Rib Roast - * 89c U. $. Choko, W-D Brand Delmonico Steaks - * *1?* O. S. Choicc, W-D Brand Rib Eye Steaks - - - * '1** ueep *>uth Kraft's or Duk#'? LMt i * Yw ch*. whh $1.00 MAYONNAISE i I9< Limit 1 of Your Choica With A $5.00 Order ASTOR MAXWELL HOUSE 49<;59? DETERGENTS* I i - - ? ' ? -

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