THE GALAX NEWS
JUNE 2h, 19^k
PAGE 8
BOY SCOUTS con't.
N.C. This was an excellent film of
the boys in camp. It makes those
of us who have attended these camps
think of the good times we had and
gives us a longing to get back,and
to those who have never had this
experience a great desire to attend.
We appreciate the time and work
put forth by Ben Edwards of Frank
lin in shov/ing us this movie.
Several boys are planning to at
tend camp and we will be in camp
for the week of July 5 under the
leadership of the Scoutmaster. The
registration has to be made at
once, so all scouts planning to go
to camp must be prepared to hand
in their registration at our reg
ular meeting, ^Thursday, June 2^-th,
at our "Hut" in the old school
building.
Town Meeting con't.
the board of commissioners of the
town of Highlands that it shall be
unlawful for any person to park
any farm tractor, house trailer,
semi-trailer9 trailer, road tractor,
truck tractor, motor truck larger
than a small, short wheel base
pick-up truck, property hauling
vehicles larger than a small pick
up truck,or special mobile equip
ment on Main Street or Fourth
Street within the fire zone ^imits
heretofore, established in the tovm
of Highlands, provided, this shall
not prohibit tifie parking of trucks
and other property hauling vehicles
for a reasonable length of time for
the purpose of loading and unload
ing.
Section 2; It shall be unlawful to
park any vehicle, truck, trailer,
or tractor within any space in the
town of Highlands marked "No Park
ing" , except for a reasonable
time for the purpose of loading and
unloading.
Section 3? Any person violating the
provisions of this ordinance shall
be guilty of a misdemeanor and up
on conviction shall be fined not
more than fifty dollars and im
prisoned not more than thirty
days.
Section This ordinance shall be
in full force and effect from and
after its adoption.
This ordinance was adopted the
twenty first day of June, 195^.
Also discussed at this meeting
of the town board was the well
which is being drilled on Pine St.
The well has reached a depth
of 500 feet and an adequate supply
of water has not yet been reached.
Mr. V7. Ac Martin, of the Virginia
Supply and Well Co. of Atlanta,
will be contacted about the advise-
ability of drilling deeper.
RECENT V^DDINGS
Miss Kathleen Rogers became
the bride of Neville Wilson on
Friday June 11, in VJalhalla,SoC.
Mrs. Wilson is the daughte:? of
Mrs. Dave Rogers and the late Mr.
Rogers and Mr. Wilson is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wilsono
The bride wore a pinl^ dress
with which she used white access
ories. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson are
residing in Highlands.
Miss Emily Potts, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Potts, became
the bride of Eugene Houston^ son
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Houston,
on Friday, June 11. The couple
were married in Walhalla, S«C,
and the bride wore a blue dress
and white accessories.
Mr. 3id Mrs. Houston are residing
in Highlands^
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