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G.S. COURT OF AWARDS PRESENTATIONS MADE FRIDAY The annual Girl Scout Court of Awards presentations were made in the Burnsville Com munity Building Friday, the 26, with 100 parents and friends present. The community bu Id ing was impressively decorated, and the entire program was successful as the g rls of Burns ville, Micaville, Newdale and South Toe Troops were advan ced, cited for outstanding ach ievements, given proficiency badges, lauded for cookie sales and other honors. In addit on to the various troop leaders, Mrs. Paul A. Buff, Executive Director for Pisgah Girl Scout Council, was present, and praised the Scouts and lead ers for their work Mrs. 0. W. Deyton, F ield Advisor, was al so present and recognzed Mrs. Don Burhoe for her three year term of service to Scouting as Neighborhood Chairman. Scrolls of appreciation were presented by Mrs. Burhoe to Mrs. David B. Powers, County Cookie Coordinator for 1967, and to Mr. Edgar Hunter, Jr., for his help h promot'ng the Spring Music Event, which was spon sored by the Girl Scouts for all school children of Yancey Coun ty. Mrs. Burhoe also recognized Mrs. George Hicks for her out standing leadership as Director for Mt. Mitchell Grl Scout Day Camp, which will be held June 19-24. Mrs. Powers awarded pins to Katie King and Sharon Crisp who earned the honor of being in the “100-plus Cookie Club” for having sold more than 100 boxes each of G rl Scout Cook ies. Funds from cookie sales provide day camping equipment and maintain and expand facili ties at the resident camp. Irene Coletta, Burasv He Sen ior Troop No. 66, ‘ brought the welcome, and Sherry Lisa Banks presided. Burnsville Cadette Troop No. 65 was in charge of Flag Cere 35th ANNIVERSARY S-P-E-CI-A-L America’s Favorite Family J'fpA PHOTOGRAPHER ( /1 ONE 5x7 V® PORTRAIT "• Imp BLACK AND WHITE Veiy few things you do this yeai will be cherished more or remembered longer than your photograph. Take advantage of this offer made in celebration of the thirty-fifth year OLAN MILLS has served as the nation's studio Blue Ridge Motel, Burnsville, N. C. Monday, June 5 hours IPM - BPM Name Mailing Address Phone l‘ THE, YANCEY RECORD mony. Mrs. Jack Edge is leader. Burnsville Troop No. 88, led by Mrs. Ben Banks and Mrs. George Butner, formed a circle around an imaginary camp fire as they rev ewed the history of the Grl Scout movement in a choral reading entitled, "A wish that came true”. Juliette Low had wished that she could leave a work of art that ) would live forever. She wished that girls could share the joys of friend sh p, understanding, adventure, games, resourcefulness, love of out-of-doors and serv'ce. She wished to take Scouting across the ocean to America. Her wish became a gift to the girls of the U S.A., as she challenged them to seek the highest ideals of character, t conduct, patriotism and serv ce. Jul'ette Low wished for thousands of Girl Scouts now there are millions girls with a promise, a code of ethics, a handclasp, and a pin which is a symbol of scout ng that enc r cles the world. The group was entertained by the Micaville and Newdale Troops with two folk dances. Mrs. Wllard Crowder, Mrs. W. E. McKinney, and Mrs. Frank McMahan are leaders of these troops. Miss There c a Coletta was in charge of the Bridging Ceremony for all grls advancing to the next age level. Miss Annie Hassell, Senior Ad visor, presented certificates to six graduating seniors. South Toe Junior Troop No. 19 was ! n charge of an mpress ive candle light rededication service. Mrs. Kore McWhirter and Mrs. George Hicks are their leaders. Proficiency award badges were presented by the'r leaden to more than 100 Girl Scouts at tending. The program concluded with a friendship circle and taps. Reg. 55.00 Value ♦Please come early to avoid waiting. ‘Bring a copy of this ad with you. ‘Children or adults ‘Wide choice of proofs ONE DAY ONLY - - One per person Congressman Taylor To Give Address At Oteea Dedication The Honorable Roy A. Taylor, Eleventh D'strict Congressman, will deliver the princpal address a thte dedication ceremony to be held at the Oteen Veterans Administration Hosp'tal Satur day, June 10, the H-sp'tal D rec tor/ Dr. Linus A. Zink, has an nounced. Congressman Taylor, whose heme is in Black Moun tain, has expressed continuing interest in the progress of the new hosptal s'nce he entered Congress in 1960. He was a fea tured speaker at the ground breaking on August 1, 1964. The June 10 program will be gin promptly at 2:00 p. m. “a time se’ected in the hope that many friends of Oteen hospital will be able to share in the ob servance,” accord ng to the Hospital Director. Mr. Donald Holmes, senior VA engineer assigned to the con structs project, pointed out that finish ng touches are now being added so that the contrac ASHEVILLE FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN—ASHEVILLE and BLACK MOUNTAIN Memo froa Atktvill, fsdtral Sav'ags aid Loai To You Who Soys: "The Monthly Amount I Con Sovo Is Too Small To Bo Worthwhile ...” * Too small? Let us give you the surprising facts. You need not save BIG to reach a worthwhile goal. You just save REGULARLY, and compound your dividends. Study these examples. Study them—then start saving! 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Hospital personnel are currenly be ng or'ented to the system and procedures to be employed fer the first time in the new bulding. Several such units are designed to improve communications. Included are a pocket pag'ng system for physi cians; an audio call unit pro vid ng two-way conversation be tween nursing station and pa tient; and a closed circuit tele vision network for viewing the chapel, the mult purpose recrea tion room, and the surgical theater. Members of the hospital staff are all looking forward to us ; ng these and many other scientific and engineering marvels for the improvement of the patient care program. Hospital officials had announ ced earlier their tentative plan to move patients to -the new building on or about August 23. THURSDAY. JUNE 1, 1967 Newdale Club % Meets With Mrs. Young The Newdale Homt Club met Tuesday aftei. May 16th, at the of M.s. Warren Young, with Mrs. Jack Young as co-hostess. Nine mem bers were present. Mrs. Charles Wilson, President pre'ided over the meet ng. Mrs. W'Json also led the devotional. Mrs. Alvin Jones gave an amusing reading, entitled, “What a Luckv Woman” Mrs. Alice Hopson, Home Ex tension Agent, gave a demon stration and talk on the approp riate use of curtains and drapes, ineiud ng rods and hanging. The June meeting will be held on the 20th at the home of Mrs. Champ Ray. Following refreshments served by the hostesses, the group en joyed a social hour.
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