Helicopter Proves Useful In Drying of Flowers Carlsbad, Calif (AP)-Another ut lot > helicopter: Alter a rain. Oca* Maaterson, commercial flow er (rower, had one hover over a field of 24,000 blooms ready to be picked for market. The vibration shook the rain drop* off the delicate peUli. which llasterson said would have rotted | if packed wet. He fifured it would have taken several men a full day to shake the rain off the flowers. The helicopter did It in two hours. Greeks, Carthaginians, Romans, Arab*, Normans. French and Bri tish have invaded Malta. Thr? R't FHA Presents Fashion Show ; Three Win Prizes Newport School ? A fashion show was presented by the New port Chapter of the Future Home makers of America. Tuesday after noon in the school auditorium. Hie participants modeled garments they had made in their home ec classes. They showed these daytime dresses, evening gowns and Ber muda shorts one at a time, and yOU. ..and your money [ AU. AT SCA ABOUT YOUR EST ATI T Tow ?llll?1 be. We suggest an early mooting bo ???? yoe and your attorney and the riendly First CWmM/ Trwl Department. YouD quickly realize the adwlagn far your family's protection by selecting Flnt-OMson* at executor of your estate. Our eiperi o need Trust Officers are at your service ? ask your aftanwy. and tee us soon! ( Cowtntcnlly . 1/1 MOREHEAD CITY WITH DUIVMN SERVICE ?BEAUFORT 'NEWPORT "SWANSBORO ?HAVELOCK ?CHERRY POINT 904 in e*K?r fin* N C. tommwnifiti MEMIER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION " Un Himt m Alt* fiiHCiif! Ask Tnt Dtiltr ik?at Oir Installment llM OcpL ! TELEVISION PROGRAMS WNCT - TV, Greenville, N. C. FBIDAY, MAT 4 6 00 RFD 8 6 35 Weatherman 7 00 Good Morning 7 25 North Carolina New* 7:30 Good Morning 7 ? Weatherman *?00 Capt. Kangaroo 9:00 Romper R/xini 9:45 Industry On Pa rade 10 00 Shadow Stumpers 10:15 Melodies By Jo 10:30 Strike It Rich 11:00 Morning Medi tations 11:15 Love of Life 11:30 Search for To morrow U 45 Guiding Light 12 00 NOon New* 12 OS Farm New* 12.10 Weatherman 12:13 Jack Paar Show 12:30 As The World Turns 1.00 Rot*. Q. Lewis 1:30 Art Unkletters lfouseparty 1:45 Music of the Masters 2 00 Big Psyoff 2 .X Spotlight Theatre 3:00 Brighter Day 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge o i Night 4:00 Mtlsh Usage 4 -3D Cartoon Carnival S00 Cactus Jim Club 30 Annie Oakley ? CD Lnoney Tunes ? 10 Weatherman ? 15 Doug Edwarda and New* ? 30 My Friend Fllcka 7:00 Carolina Partner's 7 :30 Town and Country Time 7:45 TBA ? 00 The Crusader 8:30 Playhouse ot 9:00 The Line-Up 9:10 Person to Person 10:0ft Crossroads 10:30 World Tonight 10.40 Sports Nltecap 10:? lUrry Wlsmer 11 W Weatherman 11 08 News Final 11:10 Late Show KATTDAT, MAT I 8 30 Capt. Kangaroo 9:93 Boy Scouts 8:45 Little Rasrsls 10 00 Wlnky. Dinky and You 10:30 Kiddles Korncr 11:00 Blf Top 12:00 Noon New* 12:15 Farming for To morrow 12:30 Bill Corum 12:45 Dizzy Deun Warm-up 12.55 Detroit vs. Bos ton 3:30 Western Theatre 4:15 Kentucky Derby 4:45 Pernor Lee 5 00 Feature Theatre 6:00 Big Picture 6 30 O sco Kid 7:00 Jackie Gleason 7:30 Stage Show 8.00 Two for the Money 8 30 Ford Star Jubilee 10 00 Stars of the Grande Ole Opiy 10 30 City Detective 11 00 News. Weather and Sports 11:15 Wrestling NTNDAY, MAY ? 9:00 I^unp Unto My Feet 9:30 Look Up and Live 10:00 Eye on New York 10:30 Camera Three 11:00 Let's Take a Trip 11 30 The Christophers 12:00 The Way 12:30 Wild Bill Hlckok 1 00 News 1:15 Carolina News of the Week 1 30 Let's Go To Col lege 2 00 Oral Roberts 2:30 The Circuit Rider 3:00 China Smith 3:30 Adventure 4:00 Disneyland 5 00 The Telephone Hour 5 30 Long John Silver 6 00 Lassie 6 30 Jack Benny 7:00 Ed Sullivan Show Hardeaty Malar*. Year Lseal Mereary Dealer 8 00 GE Theatre ? :30 Alfred Hitch cock Presents 9 00 184.000 Challenge 9:30 Ray Ml I land Show 10.00 Sunday News Special 10: 15 -Lawrence Welk Show 11:15 Bulova Show Time MONDAY. MAY 7 6 00 RFD 9 6:55 Weatherman 7:00 Good Morning 7:35 North Carolina News 7:30 Good Morning 7 55 Weatherman 8:00 Capt. Kangaroo 9 00 Romper Room 0:45 Godfrey Time 10>00 Shadow Stumper* 10.15 Godfrey Time 10:30 Strike It Rich 11 00 Morning Medi tations 11 15 Love of Life 11 30 Search for To morrow 11 45 Guiding Light 12:00 Noon News 12:08 Farm News I2:l0 Weatherman 12:15 Jack Paar Show 12:30 As the World Turns 1 00 Robt. Q. Lewi* J 30 Art Llnkletter's 2 oo SigUpSofr 2 30 Spotlight Theatre 3 00 Blighter Day 3:15 Secret Storm 3 :30 Edge of Night 4 00 English Usage 4 30 Cartoon Carnival 5:00 Cactus Jim Club 5 30 Jangle Jim 6 00 Looney Tunes 6 10 Weatherman 6:15 Doug Edwards 6:30 Robin Hood 7:00 Bums and Allen 7:30 Talent Scouts 8:00 I Love Liicy 8 30 December Bride 9:00 Studio One tlmma Hanlln Vo?r Westlagboane Dealer 10 00 Bob Cummlngs 10 30 World Ttmlght 10:40 Sports Nltecap 10 45 The Clue 11:00 Weatherman 11:05 Newt Final 11:10 Late Show WITN - TV, Waahington, N. C. I1TCB0AT, VAT I It VftlDAT, MAT 4 00 _:C 1:18 13 .00 Tmmt r?1trm 1:00 4 00 (iabbv ] laves 4 38 Mr. Wlurd 5 00 Wwtfni Theatre 6.00 Musical View* and New* 6 15 Trans Atlantic Vlewa 6:90 This Is Your Music 7:00 The Perry Como Show 8:00 People Am Fun 8 30 $DPD 9:00 Oeonte Gobel 9 30 Your Hit Parade 10:00 Sherlock Holmes Theatre 11:00 News. Weather and Sports HrNDAT, MAY I 12 00 Test Psttem 1 00 Delta Job Op portunities 1 30 This Is Th# Life 2 00 TBA 2 15 Churrh Of Christ Hour 3:30 World News Round-up 3:00 Hallmark Hall berU 6 30 The Psndulum 7 00 Comedy Hour 8 00 (Soodyaar TV fkylBW 9:00 LorctU Young # M My Llttlr Margie 10:00 Sunday Eve Theatre 11 00 New*. Weather and Sport* MONDAY. MAT V 12 00 Test Pattern 1 00 Public Service 1:15 Muatcal Views and New* 1 :30 Tennessee Ernie 2.00 NBC Matinee Theatre 3:00 Invitation P.'ajr house 3:15 Modern Ro mance* 3.30 ?ucen For A 4:00 Pinky Lee 4:30 Howdy Doody 5:00 Thla Afternoon 6 00 Channel 7 Re porter 6 15 Weather Wise 6 25 Sports 6 30 Mark Sabre 7:00 National Family Group 7:30 CaudiU't Cor ner R 00 Highway Patrol ? 30 Robert Mont r Present# 9 .30 You Can Quota 10:00 Oiewir's Hour 11 00 News 1106 Weather 11:. " then stood together for a final re view. Elsie Howard and Jessie Mae Murdock showed evening dresses which they are planning to enter in the Carteret County Fashion Contest to be held in Belk's Store, Morehead City. Elsie's gown was an original de sign for which she used no pat tern. The white satin skirt was covered with four layers of net cut in various lengths. Jessie's blue gown was a strap less design with net ruffles on a bouffant net skirt. Peggy Jo Wallace sang Mr. Wonderful and Iris O'Dean Flem ming sang Alice Blue Gown accom panied by Judy Slaughter at the piano. Glenda Husley served as the fashion show narrator. Prizes were awarded on the basis of the dress which best suited it & wearer and the grace of the model. First prize went to Bonnie Dale Garner, who wore a navy sheath; second prize to Peggy Anne Can non, who showed a full-skirted black print; and third prize, to Patsy Forrest, who modeled a pink long-waisted date-time dress. The awards were presented by Mrs. Ruby Simmons, home eco nomics teacher. Judges were Mrs. Betty Mizelle, Mrs. Dorothy Porter and Mrs. Thelma Letawa. About the most exciting news around here is all the talk about the dance the juniors sponsored on April 20 at the gym. There was a larue crowd at the dance, and 1 J think the juniors were well pleased * with the outcome. I guess every ! one is waiting for another dancc, j and we hope there soon will be one. The seniors arc beginning to work on their commencement ex ercises. This means school is just about over. It will be a happy time for everyone except the seniors. We are going to miss them next year and we don't know how we'll ever manage without them. To got around to sports, it doesn't seem as if we are having too mueh luck with this subject. If our boys could only do as well in baseball as they do in basketball, we could win some games. But I guess we can't have the best of everything. Tuesday night the FFA father i and son banquet was held at the 1 school lunchroom. I'm sure every one of the boys and their fathers enjoyed the banquet. The girls are really looking forward to their mother and daughter banquet on May 12. Introducing this week from the freshman class, Judy Slaughter and Johnny Mason. Judy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Slaughter. She was born July 19. 1941. She is a 5-9 blonde. Her favorite subjects are English and algebra, her favorite food is fried chicken. Judy's favorite pastime is play ing the piano, and in spite of her musical talent, she wants to be an 8th grade school teacher. We all wish Judy much success with her hope and we pray that her dreams for the future come true. Johnny is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Manly Mason. He is a 15 year-old, 6-1 blond. Johnny was elected president of the freshman class the first of the year. He was one of two boys out of the fresh man class to make the basketball team this year. Johnny's favorite sport is basket ball (naturally). His favorite food is fried chicken, and his favorite j pastime is playing checkers. We are all very proud of Johnny, and hope whatever his ambition is, he reaches it. Chief is Baker Newton, Iowa (AP) ? The police department has frequent "feeds" at the City Hall. The meat is fur nished by Mayor C. C. Harp, who operates a locker plant, and the wives do most of the cooking. But j when cakes are served, they are baked personally by Police Chief ;N. C. (Doc) Shaver. M OUNTAIN R'.dge BOURBON aoufttOM Retail Price >2.25 Pints *3*S5 4/1 Ot 5 YEARS OLD M Proef lT* i ? Monday , May 7 Through Saturday , May 12 ? IN APPRECIATION OF YOUR PATRONAGE OVER THE PAST 10 YEARS WE ARE GIVING GIFTS TO EVERYONE VISITING OUR STORE DURING OUR 10TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION. FREE Nothing to Buy ? No Obligation ? Just Come in and Register GRAND PRIZE TO BE GIVEN AWAY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 8:00 YOUR CHOICE OF A FRIGIDAIRE AUTOMATIC WASHER OR A FRIGIDAIRE SUPER REFRIGERATOR 8 FT. CAPACITY FREE GIFTS FOR EACH AND EVERYONE COMING IN DURING OUR 10TH ANNIVERSARY ? Gifts Are Measuring Glasses, Scoops and Balloons for the Kiddies. Refreshments Will Be Served Every Day AND AS AN EXTRA PUBLIC SERVICE ? DON'T MISS OUR \ Washing Machine Demonstration Monday & Tuesday I . ' ? (Bring Your Dirty Clothes ? We'll Wash Them For You) (A FREE BOX OF TIDE TO ALL THOSE ATTENDING) Cooking Demonstration Wednesday & Thursday Ironer Demonstration Friday r Sound Appliance Co., Inc. m Your Frigidaire Dealer lor Carteret County 1406 Bridges St. 9 Morehead City

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