THE GALAX MEWS JULY 8, 195^ PAGE 2
SUMMER COTTONS
AS YOU LIKE THEM
COOL - com'PORTABLE
AND WASHABLE
SVfEATERS TOO FOR OUR COOL, COOL NIGHTS
iREHE McConnell
The granite gateposts on Route 6^
one mile beyond ’’the big view", de
signate the entrance to Whiteside
Estates. Along Ridge Road you will
find eighteen lots in this section
of the 300 acre subdivision. Views
of Cashiers Valley have been clear
ed on lot 8 where an attractive 3
bedroom, two bath, ranch-type home
is under construction. Also inspect
lot 18 containing more than two
acres and affording a satisfying
view of the valley. The elevation
of Whiteside Estates exceeds that
of Highlands by more than 150
feet. (Advt.;
CLIFFSIDE
District Ranger J.W, Laros has
announced that the Cliffside Bath
house will be open from 8 a.m. to
6 p.m. throughout the summer. The
bathhouse will be open for the con
venience of swimmers to change
clothes only. There will be no
concessionaire to check clothing
and valuables so swimmers will have
to be responsible for their own
belongings.
Ranger Laros has also requested
that picnickers be especially care
ful to clean up the grounds etc.
after eating because they only have
THE
HiGHLRnD Fling
ANTIQUES - GIFTS
INTERIOR DECORATING
3 Blks. North on Cashiers Rd.
part-time caretaker.
At Dry Falls a one hundred and
fifty foot railing has been put up
to insure the safety of the view
ers, Mr. J.R. Miller has opened
the concession stand at Dry Falls.
LECTURE AT MUSEUM
The third lecture in the series
of evening lectures presented by
the Highlands Biological Station
will be given at the Museum of
Natural History Building on Thurs
day, July 8, at 8s00 p.m. Doug
las E, Wade of the South Carolina
Wildlife Resources Commission,
will lecture on ’’Peregrine Fal
cons”, and will show the movie
’’Bob V/hite Quail Through the
Seasons”. Dr, Wade*s program was
so enthusiastically received last
year that many people requested
he give the same program this year,
”Bob White Quail Through the
Seasons”, filmed by the Missouri
Wildlife Resources Commission, is
one of the finest nature films
ever produced. It took several
years and $20,000 to produce the
film. The film won the Naples
Film Festival Award in 1952.
ALICE F inmnn
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