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(Editorial)
Something To Squawk About
It looks as though someone has his own ideas
about a pre-Easter celebration. On Saturday nigit,
many homes, cars and almost every store window
in the Shopping Center were vandalised by someone
with nothing better to do than throw raw eggs.
This was a very unpleasant sight to find your
car, porch or windows dripping wifth eggs on Sunday
morning, but what kind of piotortion do we have?
Hie next time It could be rocks instead of eggs..
We, in Oooleemee, are vay fortunate to have
the only Shopping Center in the entire umty and
I, for one, hate to think what oar tittle town would
be kike without it.
R's hard to believe anyone could be so child-like
as to destroy somethmg that ahnost evetyme in
Datfe County benefits by. Not to mention the waste
of aU those, possftly stolen, eggs that a great
number of people in fw world would give almost
anything to nave Just one..
R hurts even worse to think how our own
service men, who are willing to give their lives
for us at home, must do wMmut the many things
that are used in any such way as this.
I judt cant believe that the numerous things
happening in our friendly little town are being
done by mature people. There is no profit in such
things. To quote the Bible from First Corinthians,
chanter 13, verse 11, "When I was a chid, I
spake as a child, I understood as a child, I thought
as a child: but when I became a man, I put •
away childish things.'"
We as parents and citizens of this community
should search our lives and maybe, just maybe,
we can come up with a solution to end such van
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MARLENE BENSON
Kids, Win
A Prize
Coloring
Burlington Industries, Erwin Mils Division, «i ymrr an
Easter Coloring Contest for children, ages four seven,
this week.
There wil be two groups and prises wfll be awarded to the
best entries in each group. The first group wfll be for chMn ages
four and five;secoad group for chfldren ax and seven yean old.
The prizes in each group wfl be: First place winner - a giant
bunny; second prize - sflver dollar and third prize -Keimody half
dollar.
AH entries wfll be profesaoatfy judged. Entries may be turned
in to the Cooleemee Journal office or msflod to Cooioosaeo Journal,
P.O. Boa 548, Cooleemee, N.C. 27014. AB entries must be is no
Inter than Apr! 6. Winners wS be notified before Bsslsr.
Contest end rales are on pegs 3 of todw*s Journal