HIGHLANDS, NORTH CAROLINA
PHONE 526-2066
A MIMEOGRAPHED NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
DURING THE SUMMER SEASON
JESSIE L. HARBISON, GO-EDITOR
BETTY HOLT, CO-EDITOR
THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1967
GOLD MOUNTAIN TO OPEN SATURDAY
Gold City, Western North Carolina's
authentic replica of a gold mining town,
vhich opened last veek, will stage its
official or formal opening Satwday.
GALAX THEATRE
Adm, UO^ & $1.00
Thur-Pri juue 22«23
James Ifeisoii-Alan Bates-Lynn Redgrave
in
"GEORGY GIRL"
This picture ADULT entertainment*
Shows at 7?30 & 9:35
Feature approx. 7:^0 & 9i^0
Saturday June 2h
Gregory Peck-David Niven-Anthony Quinn
in
"THE GUNS OF NAVARONE"
MATINEE at 2:30
First Show at ?:30
Due to the length (2 hr & U5 min) of this
show we wonH run 2 coiaplete shows. How
ever, you may come as late as 9:00 and
see all of the feature.
Feature approx. 7:liO
Sun-Mon June 2^-26
Robert Jforse-MLchele Lee-Rudy Vallee
in
"HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS
WITHOUT REALLY TRYING"
in Color
MATINEE Sunday at 2:30
Night shows at 7:30 & 9thS
Feature approx 10 min. after show starts.
Tue-Wed June 27-28
Michael Connors-Dorothy Provine
Raf Vallone-Margaret Lee
in
^^KISS THE GIRLS AND
HAKE THEM DIE'*
in Color
Shows at 7*30 & 9:U0
Feature approx. 7:50 & 10:00
The Franklin Chamber of Commerce
has invited scores of public, civic,
and business leaders to the 9 a.m. -
5 P*n« event, with Gov. Dan Moore head
ing the guest list*
Gold City is perched in the clouds^
one mile high atop Gold Mountain, and
looks down on 1,1467 Smoky Mountain Peaks
called "The Garden of the Gods".
The magnificent 360-degree view is
virtually of wildness, with only a por
tion of Ftanklin visible from Gold City’s
observation platform. The summit is
reached by a modern chairlift, which can
handle 600 passengers hourly with access
on U. S. Highways 23-Uilj five miles
north of Franklin* (CON»T ON PAGE 10)
"NEVER TOO LATE" IS OPENING
PRODUCTION AT HOT JULY 6
The opeznng production at the High
lands Community Theatre, "Never Too Late,"
went into rehearsal Tuesday night with
the major roles cast. Opening night
will be July 6th and the play will run
through July 9th. The Downtown Ticket
Office will be open for each production
commencing the Saturday before the open
ing dates and continue throughout the
week the plays run. This year HCT is
delighted to have been offered the Tom
Allen building next to Highlands Art
Gallery for its use for ticket sales,
which will prove a convenient and ef
ficient location. As in previous years,
Mrs. Betty Round will be Chairman of
(CON'D, P. 8)
HIGHLANDS-CASHIERS HOSPITAL
DEDICATED
Saturday *s dedication of the High
lands-Cashiers Hospital proved to be a
most impressive ceremony. On the hpspi-
tal lawn and premises people from High
lands, Cashiers, and the surrounding
area gathered to look with pride at a
product of many years of labor and per
severance.
Speakers for the occasion included
several persons, who throughout the
Hospital’s twenty-year history, have been
key figures (CON’D ON PAGE ELEVEN)
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