rrove Softballers 1
le All-Stars
F:" /?wIBF! ?5Bv
the Oak Qrove team baa established
itself at the team to best. Tha
G rovers have whipped all save*
opponents hi tint round conpa
tion and riw* M sijns <1 slacken
tnf tha paea. Tha BaptMa stand ia
gaconri plact, with i lot> to
tbo lesd*rs mjuriui 11 othcrwiM
parted mark
Recreation Director Shirley Ga
briel ha* ralaaaad tha aehadula lor
second round play, aad it ia shown
below. Home teas to listed tint
aad fin t gataa will be playad on
Field A at tha IBC plant aad we
ond Itotad game at Field B. behind
tha Boya* Dormiwy.
July 14 ? Perkinsville y?. Recre
ation; Baptist rs. IRC.
July IS? Oak Grove vs. Presby
terians; Mountain Lion* vs. Meth
odist
July 18 ? Recreation vs. Baptist;
IBC. vs. Mountain Lions.
July IS? Oak Grove vs. Methodist;
Presbyterian vs. Perfcinsville.
July 31? Mountain Lions vs. Bap
tist; Presbyterian vs. Recreation
July 32? IBC vs. Oak Grove;
Methodist vs. Perklnavilla.
^uly 29 ? Baptist vs. (Presbyter
DOGWOOD WANTED
Convert your dogwood to Dollar*. For *p?cific?tion* or
cash on delivery, contact your local buyer
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One to ten years. $ .20 $ .80 $100.00
Ten to thirty yearf .40 1.00 200.00
Thirty to fifty years .80 3.20 200.00
Fifty to sixty-five years 1.20 4.80 200.00
Ian; Oak Grow va. Me? till Lions.
July M?fmVmrWt n. IMC;
Recrantiaa n Methodist.
July ? rmtyterlin n. Meth
odift; Baptist vs. Oak Grove.
July IB M? ntsla Lione ??.
Perkinsville; IRC v?. Recreation.
August 1? Baptist vs. Methodist;
Oak Grove vs. Perkinsville.
August 2 ? Recreation vs. Moun
tain Lions; Praabyteriaa vs. IRC.
Bamboo Leads
County League
By defeating Wast Jefferson on
Saturday and Mabel on Sunday
Bamboo Increased their lead la
the baaaball league to 3H games
over sacond place Mabel. A largo
crowd was on hand Sunday to sec
the close game at Mabel. Much in
ternet is being shown in the league
a* the teams battle for the four
play-off poeitions.
Last weeks' results: Saturday;
Blowing Rock at Millers Creak
rain
Lansing 6. Mabel 1
Bamboo 11, Wast Jefferson 2.
Sunday:
Millers Creek S. Lansing 4
West Jefferson 4, Blowing Rock
I, under protest
Bamboo g, Mabel 2.
W L. - ret
Bamboo 10 3 .709
Mabel 8 S .871
Millers Creek 7 ? .838
Lansing S 7 .417
Blowing Rock 8 7 .417
West Jefferson ? 4 <10 .286
This week's schedule: Wednes
day:
Blowing Rock at West Jefferson
S p. m.
Saturday:
Mabel at West Jefferson, 8 p.m.
Millers Creek at Bamboo
Blowing Rock at Lansing, 8 p.m.
Sunday:
Bamboo at Blowing Rock
Lansing at West Jefferson
Millers Creek ft Mabel.
01 FAKM LOANS
A new law makes it eMler (or
World War II and Korean conflict
veterans to purchase farm* on
which there ia a home, or to con
struct or improve farmhouses. The
law increases the Veterans Ad
ministration guaranty of GI farm
loans made by private lenders to
BO per cent of the loan, with a
maximum guaranty of 17,300
World War II veterans have until
July 28, 1M7 to use the GI loan
benefits, while Korean conflict
veterans have until January 31,
1968.
Health Office
Makes Report
The local health department re
niimim tk.t Mff ?1 ???naia 1 -J
pons (mi Zo7 persons received
services during their regular Moo
day diagnostic and foodhandler
clinic, July 11th.
Of these 307, 3* were (Won ex
aminations for health certificate!,
81 children received Immuniza
tion* for whooping cough, diph
theria, and tetanus, 10 children re
ceived smallpox vaccinations, and
234 persons received typhoid im
Dr Mary Michal, health officer,
awl Miaa Haul Holder, public
health nurse, were assisted in the
clinic h* a volunteer nurse, Mrs.
Lois Church.
In clinics held outside of the
health (Jppartment by health de
portment personnel last week,
which included a clinic at the
Blowing Rock Hospital and one at
Bethel School, 10 foodhandlers re
ceived examinations and immuni
zations for health certificates, 11
children were given immunizations
for whooping cough, diphtheria,
tetanus, and smallpox, 00 indivi
duals were immunized for tetanus
and approximately 90 people were
given typhoid immunization boost
ers.
In addition to the above clinics
members of the National Guard
were given 39 typhoid injections
during the past week.
FORMAL AND INFORMAL
WEDDING PORTRAITS
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Phone AM 4 8475
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April roee to a aaw rocord esti
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annum. The "take-home" part of
this rocord personal income?
what's left alter taxes ? was at the
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j roar. Auregate personal income
in April ran a billion dollars hith
er than in March, which had set
the previous record.
Y<>nimiossi ?
?bowa J?aily ?, J, M> ? m
Wed., July IS
"ESCAPE TO BURMA"
Barbara Stanwyck, Robert Ryaa
(Jungle adventure, rnuxe, ex
citement)
Tkurx., July 14
Tyroae Power, Snaan Haward
"UNTAMED"
(Blazing romance, from tbe beat
aeller novel, "Katie Called Katje")
Frt, July 15
U'a
"WHITE CHRISTMAS"
In July at tbe Yauhalaaaee
Bing Croaby, Danny Kayo, Roae
mary Cleoney, Vera Ellen
Aay aeaaon'a beat entertainment
dry In Berlin Mnakal)
Sat, July 1?
Laurea Bacall, Richard Widnurk,
Charlea Boyer in
"THE COBWEB"
(Tbe atery of tbe atrange manalon
on tbe bill)
Brand new entertainment in. Cine
maScope and color
8nn., July 11
"ONE DESIRE"
wltb Anne Baxter and Rock (Mag
nificent Obaeaaion) Hudaon
(A romantic drama eapecially far
Yon)
Man., July 1SN
"STUDENT PRINCE"
Abb Blytbe, Edmuad Purdom
In the world'a greateat love muai
cal, you can eajoy tbla again and
Oata .
Tuea., July 1*
"SEVEN BRIDES FOR
SEVEN BROTHERS"
Jane Powell, Howard Keel
(Tbla will thrill your heart)
A merry muaical
Coming:
"A MAN CALLED PETER"
"ON THE WATERFRONT"
"BLACKBOARD JUNGLE"
9 ? " '* r,T i
. 'M ?
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Cabbage, 3 lbs. 10c
Local Grown lo /
Cukes, 2 lbs. _? 19c
Lettuce, 2 heads for 39c
PILLSBURY CAKE MIXES
White
Yellow
Chocolate
Save 15c on 3 Can*
Friskies Dog Food, 3 cans 35c
3 mvSSpmSESM ' '
Local Grown
Green Beans, 2 lbs. 19c
New Ceop ?
Potatoes, 10 lbs. 39c
Local
Tomatoes, 2 lbs. 29c
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Sealtest Margarine, lb 29c
I % lb. stick free with each lb. while tt lasts
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"MAXINE" FACIAL SOAPS
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VALLEYDALE HAMS, Whole or Half, lb. 59c
Choice Cut
Beef Roast, Chuck, lb. _ 39c
Choice
Round Steak, lb. 73c
Pure
Pork Sausage, 3 lbs. __ $1.00
Pork
Shoulder Roast, lb. ... 43c
COUNTRY HAMS, All Sims, lb. i. 79c
Perch or Cod?
Boneless Fish, lb 35c
Frown
Orange Juice, 2 6-oz. cans .... 29c
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