HIGHLANDS, NORTH CAROLINA PHONE 526-2066 A HIIiEOGRAPHED NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED k/EEKLY DURING THE SUMMER SEASON SUSAN WHITMIRE, CO-EDITOR DOTTY DENDY, CO-EDITOR BARBARA DENDY, CO-EDITOR THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1971 10^ FASHION SHO¥ A SUCCESS The Dinner and Fashion Show held last evening at King’s Inn for the benefit of the Highlands-Cashiers Hospital was a great s'dccess and was greatly enjoyed by those who attended^both spectators and participants. Several who attended said that this Fashion Shoi'j was the best ever. At press tirae there are no concrete figures available but these will be pub- ■Jdshed at. a latar datft, ^ GALAX THEATRE j Thur-Fri iiugust 12-13 I Richard Harris-Alec Guinness in I ROMP/ELL Color Rated G F^tinee Fri at 200..Night at 7:00 & 9:35 Feature Approx. 10 min. after show starts Adm-Matinee 50^ ^ $1.00-Night 600 & $1.50 Saturday August lii Ron Moody-Jack Wild in "FLIGHT OF THE DOTES" Color ....... Rated G Matinee at 2:30 ... Night at 7:20 & 9:3P Feature Approx. 2ih^, 7 05 Sc 9:1+5 Adm-Matinee 50^ ^ $1.00-Night 60^ & ^1.25 Sun-Mon August 15-16 George C. Scott-Karl Fialden in '^PATTON'' Color ••• Rated GP Matinee Sun at 2:00-Night 7:00 k 10s15 Feature Approx. 10 min. after show starts Adm-Matinee and Nights 60^ k $1.50 Tue-¥ed August 17-18 I^an Cannon-Richard Crenna-Gene Hackman Carroll 0‘Connor-Rachel Roberts-Janice Rule in "DOCTORS' WIVES" Color ......... Rated R ’ Shows at 7:25 & 9:30 I Feature Approx. 7 :U0 & 9ihS i All Seats $1.50 HOT FINAL PRODUCTION OPENS TONIGHT That brilliant5 exciting comedy^ "idon in Winter", by James Goldman^ opens tonight at the Highlands Community Theatre, for a two weekend run. It is an evening of sharp Tdt^ much humor, and romance, ThJ.s famous play deals with the scheming of rdng Henry II, of 1 2 th Centuiy Eng land in trying to choose an heir to his throne from among his three sons. Their mother, and his Queen j Eleanor of Acquit- aine, favors the oldest son, xdchard, but Henry wants John, the youngest, to succeed him. Geoffrey, the son in the middle, does some wicked plotting of his om to try and win the coveted crown. King Phillip of France, and his sister. Princess Alais, also add to the outrageous intri gues. (CON’T on PAGE 11) FATHER MEBBE HONORED SUNDAY Members of the Episcopal Church will have a reception honoring Father and Mrs. Gale D. Webbe on Sunday, Aug. l5th from 3 to 5 in the church Parish Hall. Highlands area friends are cordially invite. Father and Mrs. Webbe will be moving to Arden, N.C. where he will become Headmaster of Christ School. 14rs. Tom Harbison is in charge of the reception* ROBERT CHASTAIN SUCCUUBS Robert T. Chastain, 56, of liighlands, died Tuesday morning in a Highlands hos pital after an illness of five years. He was a lifelong resident of I'^iacon C ounty. Surviving are his wife^, I-'Irs. Eileen Prince Chastain j a daughter, 2'5rs. Kather ine Forrester of the homej three sons, Charles, Neal and Terror Chastain, all of Highlands5 five brothers, George, Albert Dan and Henry, all of Highlands and Law ton Chastain of Columbia, S.C. and two grandchildren. Services were held at 2 p.m. Wednes day in Bryant Funeral Chapel in Highlands T'dth Rev. Julian Aldridge officiating. I (CON»T ON PAGE 10) 20TH YEAR OF PUBLICATION

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