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TH4T»S WHAT THE SONG SAYS...
AND l^JE HAVE LOTS OF ACfiEAGE AVAIIABIE
FOR ANY LYRICAL LANDSEEKEi^.
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*LARGE LOT IN FLAT lyETN. ESTATES
BIG Vmjl, BELOW MRKET $6,^00
*2 TO $ ACRES HOI^SITES, CITY
WATER, TERRIFIC VIEWS $9,000 TO
$lh,000
* 10 ACflES IN TQaTNj CITY WATER
$12,000
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John Perry Agency, Inc.
If Blue Jays came to us from the
Tropics and were with us only a few
months of the year we would marvel at
their rich blue coloring and laugh at
their rascally ways. But while some of
them do migrate, others are with us the
year round, so we take their beauty for
granted and forget that they can be
protectors, planters, and providers.
BLUE JAYS
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on their way to taking care of themselves.
It is believed that one reason Jays
take the eggs of other birds is their
need of minerals in the shells, calcium
particularly. To help provide this need
keep some finely crushed egg shells on
your feeding trays. Ihis is particular]ly
important in spring and early summer, but
a good practise the year around. If you
use a commercially prepared wild bird
seed mixture it probably contains white
grit, but if not some such material
should be made available. Ihe dried
crushed shells of chicken eggs is easy
to keep on hand and good not only for
Blue Jays, but for all the birds which
come to your feeders.
"THE BRAIN"
Anyone like to have a two-and-a-
half ton, liO foot high replica of the
Statue of Liberty? The statue, built
for "Paramount Pictures* comedy, "The
Brain" which opens Tuesday, July 21, at
the Galax Iheatre, is currently up for
grabs. Its existence in the world
brings the total number of Statues of
liberty to six.
The sixth statue, the one con
structed for the film, was supposed to
have been built in Paris, but the I'^lay-
June riots of 196? made work impossible
and the statue was built at the Dino de
Laurentis Studios in Rome. Constructed
of polyester over an iron frame and base
the statue is the largest single prop
ever to be used in a motion picture and
helps to provide the hilarious climax to
yThe Brain", which stars David Niven, Jean
Paul Delmondo, Eli Wallach and Bourvil,
with Silvia Monti. Now, hox^ever, the
film is ready to open and no one is quite
sure what to do with the latest
"Bartholdi forgery."
TURK'S CAP LILY (lilium superbum)
This showy lily of the high Smokies
has orange-colored petals with brown
spots. Several inverted flowers hang
from supporting branches of stately plants
that grow 6 to 10 feet tall.s Ihe leaves
are in whorls about 10 inches apart. A
large colony of this beautiful lily grows
along the Appalachian Trail.
THE ORIGINAL SILVER WHISTLE*
*PAINTINGS -wCERilMICS *DRi'iWINGS CUSTOM FRAMn\fG
THE GALAX NE\,-JS
JULY 16,1970
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