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9TH YERI^ OF PUBLICRTOfl
A MIMEOGRAPHED NEWSPAPER
Published Weekly
During the Summer Season
THURSDAY^ AUGUST 11^960
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RED SHOES ON STAGE THIS WEEK
THE RED SHOES, a play by Robin Short,
based on the memorable Hans Christian An
derson story of the same name, is being
presented by the Highlands Community The
atre in two performances this week at the
playhouse, A matinee performance Thurs
day, August 11th at 3 p.m., and a single
evening performance, Friday, August 12th
at 8 p.m. Jeremy W, Allen directs the ta
lented group of youngsters who form the
company of actors and dancers, Barbara
Harkins is choreographer for the group,
and costumes are under the expert super
vision of Mrs. Edna Faxon and Mrs, Cy
Stannard, Mrs. Harrison Raoul is proper
ty mistress, and Miss Fontaine Flowers
is house manager for this production, the
third for the Highlands actors.
(Con*t on page 18)
LARGEST ISSUE
The Galax News, with 24:
PAGES THIS WEEK, MARKS ITS LAR--
GEST ISSUE DURING THE 9 YEARS OF
PUBLICATION^ Previously 21 pages
WAS our largest issue*
GflinX TH£flTR,£
Thur-Fri August 11-12
Robert Mitchum—Eleanor Parker in
“HomE pRom The Hill"
in Color & CinemaScope
MATINEE Thursday at 3 s00
Night Shows at 7:00 & 9:45
Feature Approx, 15 Min* After Show Starts
Note Starting Tme of Night Shows
Adm^Matinee 20^ & 60^,.Nights 25^ & 75^.,
Saturday August 13
Robert Taylor-Anne Aubrey in
"Killers Of KiLimflnjfiRo"
in Color & Cinemascope
MATINEE at 3:00-Night Stiows 7:30 & 9j30
Feature Approx* 3s30^8:00 & 10:00
Admission 20^ & 50^
Sun-Mon August 14/-15
Howard Keel-Susan Kohner-John Saxon
Martha Hyer-Herbert Lom in
"The Big FiSHERmfln"
in Color & CinemaScope
MATINEE SUNDAY at 2s30
1 Show Sun Night at 9sOO
first Show Monday Night Starts at 7s30
We will not run a complete second show but
wiUL run enough of it so that you may come
as late as 9:00 and see all the feature#
This feature is 3 hours in length-
The program runs 3 hours and 15 minutes,
Feature Approx* 15 Min* After Show Starts
Adm-Matinee 20^ & 60^»,Nights 25^ & 75^
C0N*T ON PAGE 2
BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEET
At a meeting of the Board of Trustees
of the Highlands Community Hospital the
official resignation of Dr* Herbert Koepp-
Baker was relunctantly accepted by the
Board* The members of the Board gave Dr*
Koepp-Baker a rising vote of appreciation
(Con^t* page 22)
BENEFIT AUCTION
The times Sunday August 21st start
ing at 2 p*m, and lasting until sale com
pleted, The place; Highlands Art Gallery*
Refreshments served with the Hospital
Drive Committee pouring. Arthur Trock and
his staff in addition to donating their
time and skill, and Gallery facilities will
offer a number of valuable door prizes,
Don*t fail to get your ticket at the door
upon entering. Be sure ind ask for and
secure a reserved seat, as this will be an
important and significant |vent of
Arts and Grafts Exhibition
You are cordially invited to join the
happy throng at the Arts and Crafts Exhi
bition this Saturday, August 13* It is
the fifth annual one and will be held from
9 to 6 in the Fellowship Hall, Highlands
Methodist Church. If you are over l6 you
will be asked for a fifty cent donation to
the Hudson Library, if under l6, nothing*
At the exhibition you will see the
work of artists who have paintings or etch
ings hanging in national galleries, the
work of artists who may sortie day achieve
that fame and the work of the forever ama-
(Con't on page 22)
RELIGIOUS FREEDOM and THE TRUE CHURCH
By - G* Dan McCall, Pastor
First Presbyterian Church
Some of oin* Christian Missionaries,
serving in various parts of the world,
tell us that one of the handicaps under
which they labor is the divisiveness with
in the Christian Ch-urch* They refer to
the competition and even belligerence
which sometimes occurs between various
Christian denominations* It is very diff
icult, say the Mssionaries^ to convince
the peoples of the world of the \mity of
the Body of Christ when they see different
groups, all calling themselves Christians,
accusing and trying to damage each
(Con*t on page 20 )