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AUGUST 28, 1969
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Cashiers, N.C.
Traditiona^l Sunday Dinner Family Style
Served 12:30-'2:15 — $3^00 per person
Every Wednesday — Special Buffet Dinner Featuring
High Hampton^s Steahship Round of Beef
6:50-6:00 p.m. — $4.00 per person
We invite you to visit our gift shop in the lower lobby
“Gifts For All Ages"
For Reservations Phone 1x^1-2020
P^nSO^ALS
Miss Beverly Ann Hirsig of Jackson
ville, Florida, is spending a week with
her grandmother, I^o^s. L. M, Hirsig.
Mr. and I'irs. Leon Calloway, Miss
Gail Calloway, and Mr, and ^s. William
Creswell attended the wedding of Mrs.
Calloway’s niece. Mss Vivian Brown,
to Mr. Ed Tolbert, in Asheville, N. C,,
Saturday.
Mr- Doug Veazey returned to St.
Petersburg, Florida, Thursday after
spending the summer with his grandmother,
Mrs. D. W. Wiley.
Rev. and Mrs, Charles Parrish of
Laurinburg, N, C,, visited their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle
Calloway, over the weekend.
Mr. and tJrs, H. D. Seaton have
returned to Chattanooga, Tennessee, after
spending a few days in Highlands,
Mr. and I^s, Joe Crawley, of Miami,
Florida, are guests at the Highlands
Country Club.
ly^s. Pete Panders and daughter
I^urie, of Winston-Salem, N. C,, are
visiting Mrs, Panders* parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Rudi Cudsoff.
Weekend guests of ]^fr, and Mrs,
Worth Henson were I'^r. and I^s. Richard
Thiirmond, children Peggy and Eddie, of
Bradenton, Florida.
Mr, and ly&rs. E. J. Foley and daugh
ter Kathlee recently spent a week with
]y&?s. George Saussy. Skippy and Suzie
Foley returned with them to West Colum
bia, S. C., after spending the summer
with. .Mr.fi „ ,ASau.ssy.
HEAD’S SUPERETTE
Phillips 66 gajs Groceries
Doxol Cylinder Gas Meats
Vegetables
! 6 MILES from highlands ON THE
I dillaru road phone 526-^2220
"PL/iJJET OF THE APES"
An ambitious excursion into the field
of science fiction, "Planet of the Apes”
has been given a production by Arthur P.
Jacobs on a level Xirith that of its aspir
ations. It is certainly the most expen
sive S-F film in years—and perhaps the
most expensive released to date.
Ihe subject matter, which comes from
a novel by Pierre Boulle, is unique and
intriguing! An unidentified planet is in
habited by a race of apes who lord it over
the "human" population (animal-like mutes)
and hunt them down as if they were beasts
of prey. Into this strange land come four
American astronauts whose spacecraft has
crashed. Only one of them lives for very
long, and the picture records the indig
nities to which he is cruelly subjected,
his struggles to survive, and his eventual
escape from his captors.
With Charlton Heston as the dauntless
hero thrust into this peculiar situation,
"Planet of the Apes" will obviously draw
a much larger audience than that of the
average S-F film. As pointed out before,
this is a big picture—^big in scope and
intention as well as in production values.
Significantly "Planet" is one of
those films which can be enjoyed on two
levels — as sheer adventure or as philo
sophical allegory.
Ihe film plays at the GALAX THEATRE
Thursday and Pi'iday, August 28 and 29,
5KYLINE LODGE 6
Hearthside Dining Room
DINNER BY RESERVATION ONLY
NO RESERVATION ACCEPTED \
AFTER 5 P.M. \
OUR SPEGIALTY \
SIZZLING STEAKS |
Phone 526-2121 j
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