THE GAIAX NEWS
JULY 25, 1968
PAGE 7
That DAY is here
Y^all have a ball and so
WILL THE HILLBILLY HALLSl I
Doing business (???) on the
Main Street of Highlands^ il/'.C'.
MUSEUM ACTIVITIES
CAR TRIP
The Nature Show-iyie Tour by car has
been changed from Tuesday, July 30, to
Wednesday, July 31* The tour, conduct
ed by the Forest Service, will leave
the museum at 10:00 a.m* and will drive
along the Wilson Gap Road. The cars
will stop at several locations and Mr.
Jimmy Bishop, Resource Forester, will
explain multiple use of the forest and
will identify many of the plants and
trees of the area.
I3DEKTIFII1IQ BIRDS
On Thursday, August 1, at 3sOO p.m.
Dr. I%lvine Trussell, Professor Emeri
tus of Florida State University, will
speak on "Learning to Identify Birds",
li. Trussell followed Roger Tory Peter
son, the noted ornithologist and artist,
as president of the American Nature
Study Society.
NATURE CRAFTS
On Wednesday, July 31^ at 2;00 p.m.
jy&rs. J. S. Blair will conduct a nature
(LOST AT SEfl., CONTINUED FROM PAGE FIVE)
at which time Mr. Gamber requested and
received permission from the I^BLami Cen
ter for a northeast deviation from course
in order to avoid some thunderstorm build
ups. Fifty minutes later Mr. Gamber was
in a relayed radio communication contact
via a Pan American airliner. This was the
last contact with the aircraft.
Since the aircraft was reported lost,
one of the most intensive search and res
cue operations ever conducted in Bahamian
waters was carried out by both the U. S.
and Bahamian government search and rescue'
squadrons as X'^ell as by innumerable friendf
in private aircraft.
No trace of the aircraft or its
occupants had been discovered until the
middle of last week, when an antenna and
wing tip, knoxTn to be part of the air
craft, washed up on the south shore of
the island. Grand Bahama. The existing
evidence is reported to be insufficient
to determine the cause of the catastrophe,
1-Jr. Gamber is survived by his T-Tife,
Athley, son Clayton, Jr., the father and
mother, Ifr. and Mrs. Earl Gamber of Hen
dersonville, and a sister, Evelyn.
HAVE YOU VISITED BURDICK GALLERIES?
crafts workshop free to anyone interested.. •
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