Does Cooleemee Need
A Day Care Center?
Is there a need and desire for an educational
day care center for children in the Cooleemee
and surrounding area?
That's what the Community Service Center is
trying to ascertain as it investigates the possibility
of setting up such a center.
Many interested citizens have already discussed
the need for such a center and the feasibility
of opening one here.
You can help determine the need.
Officials at the Community Service Center need
answers to the following questions as it conducts
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Hospital Increases Rates
n>e Davie County Hospital will increase it. Semi-Private From 122 to 527
rates, effective March 1. Trustees took this Private From $26 to S3O
action because of increased operating costs. Nur5ery......... . From $lO to sl2
Increases per day will be as follows: Nursery for baby
after mother dismissed. From sl2 to sl4
Ward Room From sl9 to $23 I«ole"* .From sl2 to sl4
• survey of community interest:
—How many children and for what ages is
day care needed?
—What types of children will be served by
the facilities?
—How many children in each age group can
be expected to attend?
—What hours should day care be operated?
—Will lunches be needed?
Interested parents should furnish answers to
the Community center either by letter or telephon
ing 284-2611.
Davie Library 5-3-66
Moekaville, N C 27028
High School basketball
tournaments in the North and
South Piedmont Conference get
underway Friday night with
Davie County High hosting the
NPC.
Games will be played on Fri
day, Saturday, Monday and
Tuesday. Boys and girls cham
pionship games will be played
on Thursday, March 6.
The Davie High Rebels are
top-seeded in the tournament
and will play Friday at 9 p.m.
against the eighth place team,
either West Rowan or North
Davidson.
Davie's Rebelettes will pro
bably be seeded third. If so
they will play the sixth-place
team. According to results
Tuesday that will be either
North Iredell or Mooresville and
the game will be Saturday at
3 p.m.
If Davie's girls defeated
North Davidson Tuesday and
Central Davidson lost to
Mooresville, then Davie would
tie for second in the girls'
bracket.
Thus, if seeded second they
will play at 7 p.m. Saturday,
also against North Iredell or
Mooresville.
81-CONFERENCE
Bi-conference playoffs
between the North and South
Two Davie Residents
Die In 601 Accident
Two Davie County residents
were killed and two others
seriously injured last Thursday
when their station wagon slam
med into the side of a tractor
trailer truck south of Mocksville
on Highway COl.
Killed were' Mrs. Electa
Jenkins Broadway, 56, of Rt.
4, Mocksville, driver of the sta
tion wagon, and Mark Anthony
Foster, also of Rt. 4.
Injured and still hospitalized
were Mrs. Joyce Lee Foster,
18, mother of the dead
youngster, and her five-year-old
daughter, Shirley.
Many relatives of the two
families live in the Cooleemee
area. They include the
grandparents of the dead child,
Dewey Foster 'of Gladstone
Road, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Fletcher Davie of Academy
Road.
Shorter Week
Approved For
Davie Banks
MOCXSVILLE - The North
Carotin* Banking Cnmmissiwi
et a public bearing Thursday
afternoon at Davie County
Courthouse, Mockxvilie, granted
authority for two banks hare
to observe s five-day wort
A spokesman at Central
Carolina Baak 4 Trust Cotn
psngr said today the boors to
be ohstrvsd for thst firm and
the Branch Banking sod Trust
Company have been approved.
Beginning March 1, the two
banks will be open Monday,
Ttteoday, Wednesday and
Thursday from • a.m. to S
p.m., and on Friday from •
am. to 1 p.m. and t to •
p.m. Beth banks will be cloned
on SaUudsy.
2 Sections
Today's Journal con
tains a handy pullout "B"
Section containing sports
and features.
Piedmor.t teams are scheduled
for March 10-11 also at Davie.
The Western North Carolina
High School Athletic Association
(WNCHSA) will be played
March 13 at Lenoir Rhyne
College in Hickory.
Two boys teams and two girls
teams will play in the bi-con
ference tournament at Davie.
Here's how the teams will
be selecled for that tournament.
Regular season champions from
both the NPC and SPC will
participate as will tournament
champs from both conferences.
If the regular season cham
pion also wins the tournament,
then the runnerup will also be
eligible for the Piedmont
Conference tourney.
At this stage it appears
Boyden and Davie will be cham
pions in their conferences and
the Kannapolis girls of the SPC
and North Stanly of the NPC.
FRIDAY GAMES
Four games will be played
Friday at Davie beginning with
a girls game at 3 p.m., boys
at 4:30, girls again at 7 p.m.
and boys at nine.
The South Piedmont Con
ference tournament is to be
played at Concord High. Their
schedule is different because
two girls teams draw first
round byes.
On Friday Highway
Patrolman R. L. Beane issued
warrams of two charges of
manslaughter and one for
failure to see if intended move
ment could be made in safety
against the driver of £he truck,
HoUis Oscar RoUirock, SI, of
Winston-Salem.
Patrolman Boane said that
Rothrock was drMg his track
from a service station parking
lot oa the west (left) side of
Highway Mi, preparing to drive
north.
Hie tractor portion of the
rig had already croaaed the
sooth lane hot the trailer par*,
tion wss stm across the south
lane, when Mrs. Broadway's
■with hound IMS OldoaMbOe ran
Into the extreme roar ride of
the traßor.
Patrolmaa Baaae said the car
smashed faato thcJLroA at the