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THUBSDAV, sEfTEMBtE #. ISM THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER second slciion
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JIMMY WOODARD. one of the early birds at
the opening of the new tVaynesville Recrea
tion pool Monday morning, tries olT a jacknife
dive here into the waters of the phot's diving
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'AS SAFE AS POSSIB1.E' is the aim of Recreation Center officials toward insur
ing the safety of Swimmers in this area's newest pool. Four full-time lifeguards
and three part-time guards have been hired to serve during the remainder of
the time the pool is open.
HOW TO MAKE one inner tube serve two
swimmers is illustrated here by Kevin, 3,
(front) and David Ray, 5. sons of Mr. and
Mrs. Turk Kay of Waynesville. -
POPULAR SPOT at the new Wayiiesville Recreation Center pool was this low divine board
where Jimmy Woodard starts a dive while other youngsters await their turn. A high diving
hoard also will he installed on the uietal supports shown at left.
Seaman Joe E. Boyd
Returns To Norfolk
The last of three summer Mid
shipman training cruises was com
pleted August 25 as 14 Atlantic
Fleet ships, with 1.000 NROTC
Midshipmen aboard, returned to
Norfolk, Va.. after six weeks in the ?
Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean.
Participating aboard the escort
vessel L'SS Greenwood was Joe K
Boyd, seaman apprentice. CSV
son of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Boyd of
? 518 Dellwood Rd.
The vessels visited New Orleans
and Panama and concluded their
training with gunnery exercises at
Guantanamo Bay. Cuba.
Want ads bring quick results
Canton Labor Day Parade
Float Winners Announced
The results <>t judging of floats
and other units in the Canton
Labor Day parade Monday have j
been announced by Glenn M. Sim
mons
Prizes awarded included:
Non-Commercial Floats- Thick
et;, Home Demonstration Club, ;
first, VFW, second, and Girt j
Scouts, third.
Non-Comntereial 1) e e o r a ted
Cars. Truck- Walter Price, Jr., j
first: Brownie Troop 138, second.!
and Beaverdam HDC, third.
Commercial Floats ? Champion
Motor Co.. first.
Commercial Decorated Cars,
Trucks Champion Motor Co.,
first; Best Brothers Service Sta
tion ot Clyde, second, and Rogers
Tracior Co. of Clyde, third.
Ponies ? Gerald Miller, first;
Phillip Re vis; second, and Janine
Westmoreland, third.
Horses ? Billy Johnson, first;
Eddie Wells, second, and Spot
White, third.
Miscellaneous ? Louise Thomp
son, first: Stuart Curtis, second:
and Charles Franklin, third, and
Nick Posey, fourth.
Said to be one of the most un
usual floats in the parade was the
one which featured a real lion
from Maggie Valley.
Canton Plans
To Install . j
New Lights
Installation of mercury vapor
lamps in Canton's business section
and other improvements to the
town's downtown lighting system
are provided by a contract signed
by Canton's board of aldermen
with the Carolina Power and Light
Co.
Work on the lighting improve
ments is expected to start in
ahout 30 days and wilt be complet
ed about December 15.
The mercury vapor lamps are
similar to those installed on
Waynesvilie's Main St.'"in -the win
ter of 1954.
The plans call for an increased
! number of street lights through
out the business district, complete
with new "select'' poles and pres
ent wiring will be replaced with
j "triplex" cables. The condition of
the downtown electrical distribu
tion system will be improved in
: general.
The plans call for replacing the
present 2,000 to 10.000 lumen
lights with mercury vapor lamps
j With an output of 20.000 lumens
j of light. Poles in the downtown
area will be relocated to some ex
tent and new additional poles in
stalled to accommodate the extra
lights.
These plans are on display at
the Canton town hall for the in
spection of the public. The project
is scheduled to be completed by
i December 15th.
] According to Alderman Charles!
I Ileall. it will take the Carolina
Power and Light Companx about
30 days to complete detailed plans
and drawings before the work is
commenced. He expects that work
will started after that time.
Streets deriving the most benefit :
from the proposed new lights will
be Park Street from a point just
across the highway bridge on j
through and up Church Street
Main Street from "Five points" at ;
tbo intersection of Pi.sgah Drive,
South Main, Water and Adams
Streets through to the Southern |
Railway Depot. Academy and
Adams Streets between Main and
Park Streets will receive their
share of the new lights as will ap
proaches to the business district.
Mr, Beall pointed out that some 1
of the lights might be given new j
locations or changed due to the
uncertainty of the proposed via
duct, but that it was unlikely to'
have any affect on the present ;
plans.
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On the Greek Island of Rhodes
there is a "floral cafeteria." Pa
trons ? walk through the gardens. '
snip off from the growing flowers
their own design for a bouquet.
They pay according to the num- j
ber and identification of the bios- j
soms.
Cove Creek Baptists
To Have Homecoming
The Cove Creek Ba|ftis( Church i
will observe Humeconiiris Da\ on;
Sunday. .September1!*
The program will begin at lit
a in and will continue throughout
the day. The Rev, Carl Cook, pas
tor of the church, will preach at
j the morning service, which will be
; followod?b> ,i picnic lunch.
A s|>ccial invitation is extender
to singers.
? i A poll of West Virginia's annual
j wildlife harvest showed that the
1 tiny squirrel was most valuable,
representing $3 million of the total
of $64 million
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