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HIGHLANDS^ NORTH CAROLINA
PHONE 526-2066
A MIMEOGRAPHED NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
DURING THE SUMMER SEASON
JESSIE L. HARBISON, CCREDITOR
BETTY HOLT, CO-EDITOR
100 PER COPY
THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1967
GALAX THEATRE
Adm. 40^ & $1.00
Thur-Frl June 29-30
Cary Grant-Samantha Eggar-Jlm Hutton in
"WALK. DON'T RUN”
in Color
Matinee Thursday at 2:30
Night shows at ?;30 & 9:^5
Feature approx. 10 min. after show starts
Saturday July 1
Cary Grant-Eva Marie Saint-James Mason
"NORTH BY NORTHWEST"
in Color
Matinee at 2:30
Night shows at 7:15 and 9:50
Feature approx, 2;^0, 7:25 and 10:00
Sun-Mon July 2-3
Elvis Presley-Dodie Marshall-Pat Priest
"EASY GOME. EASY £0"
in Color
Matinee Sunday at 2:30
Night shows at 7:30 & 9:30
Feature approx» 20 min. after show starts
Tuesday July ^
Charlton Heston-Laurence Olivier
Richard Johnson-Ralph Riohardson in
''KHARTOUM"
in Color
Special Matinee at 2:30
Night shows at 7s15 & 9s^5
Feature approx, 2:40, & 9:55
Wednesday July 5
Gordon MacRae—Shirley Jones
in
• ''CAROUSEL"
in Color
Special Matinee at 2:30
Night shows at 7:30 & 9:^5
Feature approx* 2:U>0, 7:^0, & 9:55
Coming: TIKO AND THE SHARK—MONKEYS, GO
HOMEI - THE NIGHT OF THE GENERALS - MAYA
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A TEAVHER^S PET
— JESSIE L* HaRBISON
As a first-year teacher I walked into
the classroom ready to take care of almost
any situation which might arise. Through
out the year I had the usual scatterings
of frogs and bugs in wy desk drawers5 of
hilarious lines from my "precious little
darlings"} of tears of joy and sorrow at
report card time^ and, needless to say,
numerous other incidental events which
occur in the routine day of a sixth grade
teacher.
Perhaps the one situation I was not
prepared for, however, was one of iqy own
making. It concerned an adorable little
lop-eared black puppyj a cold, snowy day:
twenty-seven bright-eyed, (CON*D, PAGE 9)
HGT^S OPENING PRODUCTION CASTS
PEOPLE FROM ALL ¥ALKS OF LIFE
A winter-time stockbroker and a win
tertime high school teacher, spending
their summer pursuing completely diverse
careers, makes a play within a play at
the Highlands Community Theatre during
rehearsals for "Never Too Late."
On July 6th at 8:30 p.m. the curtain
will rise on the opening production for
this exciting season at HCT, and when that
curtain rises the people on stage will
represent almost every walk of life. This
is exactly what G. Sam Sanfilippo, manag
ing director, had hoped would happen in
Highlands when he and the (CON*D, P, 18)
G OF C SPONSORS DANCE JULY 4th
Plans are nearing completion for the
Chamber of Commerce sponsored Hillbilly
Square Dance as the 4th of July draws near.
The dance, which will be held in Highlands
High School Auditorium, begins at 8 p.m.
Regular admissionis 50^ for children under
12 and §1.00 for adults. However, adults
will be charged #1.50 if they don*t come
appropriately dressed (in hillbilly fash
ion, that isi). The main attraction of
the event will be an exhibition dance by
the Helen’s Bam Cloggers.
Plans are also being made for the
(COM*D ON PAGE 21, No. 3)
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