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Rebel Teams Play
Friday In Tourney
Both Davie teams will open their bids for the
championship in the North Piedmont Conference
tournament at North Rowan Gym in Spencer Friday
afternoon, though their opponents had not been
determined when Hie Journal went to press.
The girls will play Friday at 3 p.m. and the
boys Friday at 4:90 p.m. Both Davie teams are
seeded fourth.
The tournament win continue Saturday, Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday. Rebel supporters may
keep up with the day-to-day scheduling and results
In the Salisbury Post, which will cover the tourna
ment extensively.
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Sherry Glass, mascot.
First Row: Sheila Kiblinger,
Dawna Snider and Theresa
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Mocksville, N C 27028
COOLEEMEE, N. C.
16 PflfM Wednesday, February 28,1968. €•■§§
Fire Destroys Trailer
The Cooieemee and Jerusalem Fire Departments really had a
workout on Monday as they answered three alarms.
The first call came on Monday morning when a grass fire broke
out in North Cooieemee. The second, a woods fire on the Pine
Ridge Road, occurred around 2:30 pjn. and had gotten out of
control.
Before the firemen had completely extinguished the woods fire,
the third alarm sounded around 5 p.m. when the house trailer,
belonging to Doug Seamon in North Cooieemee, caught fire.
Otis Canupp, one of the first to notice the fire, had left Crea
son's Service Station in North Cooieemee, enroute to his home,
when he spotted the smoke boiling out of the house trailer. He
rushed back to the service station to inform Doug, whom he had
seen at the station earlier, about the fire and to call the Fire
Department.
When the firemen arrived at the trailer, it was too late to save
anything except a couple pieces of furniture that were in a room
which had been added to the trailer. The trailer was completely
destroyed and all their clothing and remaining furniture was
either destroyed by the fire or severely damaged by the smoke
and water.
The firemen did an excellent job in keeping the fire under con
trol and putting it out shortly after their arrival.
SwvUmm's Militia Kw4
A Serviceman's Bulletinboard, sponsored by the Cooieemee
Lion's Club an American Legion Post No. 54, is being constructed
and wfll be placed in the Cooieemee Shopping Center in the very
near future.
The sponsors ate asking that all parents or wives in the Jeru
salem Township, to please turn in their serviceman's home and
military addresses, to any Lion, Legion member or to the Cooi
eemee Drug Company as soon as possible.
For the men serving in Vietnam, a 2 x 3 photograph would be
appreciated along with their address.