Local Vols Do Good Deed At Crossnore
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Wedneadav. iaanarv 31.1968
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Miss Wanda Gullet, a Davie High
Junior, likes to feed the birds. Several
years ago, the wind Mew their apple
tree over and 4fee tree died. Her
lather, who is very good at building
tilings, cut all the limbs off and made
bird houses to fit each limb. He also
(has made a bird feeder theft is set
Inside The Journal
GARLAND OWENS - • • Davit County OOP Chairman and
other nawty •taetad offfear*. Paft 2.
VALENTINE DANCE - ■ • Local Jayaaas garner annual danaa
and a ptetura off tha Cattmataa Combo. Paga &
•OT. ROY MeCLANNON * - - Wlm Sarvie* Ribbon. Saa Hory
Bird Feeding Station
Davie Library
Hockavilla, K C 27028
Frad Pierce and DoN Fooler Inaulate.
up near the little houses. In the spring
there are no vacancies. Wanda says
that more bluebirds build here than
auy other kind and they enjoy watch
ing them very much. Wanda is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lomas
Gullet of the Pine Ridge Road.
Gardner To Talk
In Mocksvifle
Hr. Jim Qawfcwr, OOP
womk to tbt public the Court
3m» to m Mootey
right, ftUwiy S, at I'M ml
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Cooleemee Folks Moke
School Improvements
Some men in Cooleemee left
early Saturday morning, eqoip
ped with hammers, saws and
various working tools, for
Mother hard days work at
Croaanore ScbooL
in February, I*7 many of the
people hi Cooieemrr berama
very waint tor the needs
«f the children at Croaenore. The
school, which is not stale sop
ported and depends " iw ** w *y an
Mdtol cwatribotiona, was in
much need of repair wort Sons
of the men and women in
Cooleemee decided to lend a
helping hand. They began by
putting down floor coverings on
all the floors hi the middle girls'
dorm and painting all the
bedrooms.
As otber people in town learn
ed about this group and the
work they were doing at
Craasnore, they began to make
contributions of supplies and
materials needed and in several
cases, joined the working party
on the next trip. This made it
possible for die gang to con
Pfc. Scott Suffers
Wound In Vietnam
Pfc. Junes M. Scott wms
slightly wounded In Vietntm on
January 23, as a result of hostile
action, pe received a concuss on
mfiflff en a operation
what engaged en hostile force
in firefight. He was treated and
letuineil to active doty.
Private Scott, a member of
C Company of the Ist Air
Calvary Division, received word,
while on a five day rest period,
that A Company had been hit.
Tfrey loaded up their armored
personnel carrier aid ant out
to aarist them. Jnst as C Com
pany started through one of the
villages, their track stepped
briefly between two grass
shacks and was hit by a B-40
racket. Scott jumped oat of the
track and started across a rice
potty when he M tato jjeep
M»wey to the M rid track.
called Is pick te ald ana
sf his bnddiss qp and ratan
(ham to thsir bass camp.
Mrs. Scott, the termer Sarah
struct a much needed recreetion
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AOtt Snipes and several of
the men donated their time to
laying the block for the foun
dation. the nest trip, another
and gutty
The fire Depot
trfimben to beapplied on a pool
table for the chikftrun.
Erwfn Mffls contributed
enough materiel for the ladies
to make diapetiee far the entire
dorm  end {
little boys.
EQUIPMENT ADDED
A professional hair dryer was
donated to the girls by one of
the ladies in Oootoemee and
from the difleieut donations, a
mashing machine and dryer was
pm-chased and installed at the
school
On Saturday, Bob Hoyie, Den
ny Creeson, Fred Piwce, Biß
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Walker, received word Monday
from liar taaband that ha was
Ceding fine, eacqpt for aa ear
ano neaaacoe regunjns oraui toe
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