¥•!•■• 32 • • '- . + .J. '. 4j a*, ’lk. V ''l "- „V- jip iH^Bflj ' r* x - <$■?>•••• • •_; $ »p ;i HrL gk |jmHgp 1 w .% IH|k|H £ l%Jr IfBBBBB! | < ■ - IB i | 11 lil) lii 1 i i|l|ii| w 1 #®r jJKF* B jjjp®t Ed Barrett impersonates Charley’s Aunt and gladly takes Ela Delahay. played by Jack! Stern, under his wing for the CHARLEY’S AUNT BEGINS THIRD PRODUCTION AT PARKWAY It has been said that laughter is good for the soul U this is so, Charley’s Aunt has nourish ed many a soul in the seventy five years of its existence. Laughter abounds in any per formance of Brandon Thomas' ■hilarious farce. Charley’s Aunt, opening this Friday, July 26 and continuing on the 27, 29, 30 will be the ■third production of the season at Burnsville’s Parkway Play house. Charley’s Aunt is a story de signed to bring tears of laugh ter flowing. The plot is ore so wild it must be seen to be be lieved—and even then you may find it difficult to believe. But you don’t have to believe Char ley’s Aunt. All one has to do is sit back, watch the mad-cap antics, and laughter flows naturally. Charley’s Aunt is the story of two love-struck Oxford stud ents, Charley and Jade. In an effort to please their lady-loves, (hey invite them to their flat for dinner and to meet Char ley’s wealthy Aunt. The plot be gins to thicken when Charley’s aunt is detained. This however, will not stop two enterprising college Englishmen. Charley and Jack persuade another col lege chum, Lord Fan court Bab bbrley. to dress up as the miss THE YANCEY RECORD Barmillt, N. C. forthcoming farce Charley’s Aunt at the Parkway Playhouse to Burnsville, N. C. ing aunt. The masquerade goes well until the real aunt returns. The plot really thickens now. The real aunt dons a disguise of her own, and sheer confusion reigns. This all permeates its very own unique laughter. Director Lauren K. Woods, a six year veteran at Parkway, once again applys his golden directional touch to a Parkway production. Two weeks ago, Mr. Woods directed the hit, Look Homeward Angel. Once again, he feels he has assembled a fine cast to bring “Charley’s Aunt” and its characters to life. Colonel Sir Francis Cheaney will be portrayed by James Burroughs. James ,a graduate student at UNC-G has appeared in numerous plays. He has done Dr, Chausible in "Hie Import ance of being Ernest". Among other shows in his resume, one may find “Romeo and Juliet”, "Antony and Cleopatra”, and "Picnic.” William King appears this week as Stephen Spettique. In his second year at Parkway, Bill last week appe-ved as the girl’s fa'her in the hit musical. "The Fantasticks”. Next Sep tember, he begins a graduate teaching assistan’ship to Drama at Ohicf University, Coafiavad lasida Mtlntosh Receives Second Award Os Srenze Star FT. BRAGG, N. C. (USATCI) Sergeant Larry Douglas Mcln tosh, S 3, received Che second award of the Brun— star Med «( with “V” Device and the Army Medal with “V” Device here recently. Sgt. Mclntosh is the son of Delzie Mclntosh, Burnsville, N. C„ and Helen Warren, 1070 Or ange St. Escondido, N. C. The citation for the Bronze Star Medal read in part: "Ser geant Mclntosh’s unit was con ducting a patrol when it walked into an occupied Viet Cong base camp. "The patrol was immediately engaged by automatic weapons and small arms fire and Ser geant Mclntosh, disregarding hi* own safety, exposed him self to the enemy fire in an at tempt to rally his team and lead ■s£#Sh& KP U sive fire laid down by the teihff was not sufficient to tweak con tact with the enemy, Sergeant Mclntosh again exposed him self in order to call in artillery fire to within fifty meters of hia location. “After suppdessing the enemy fire, he directed his team to a landing zone for extraction. "Upon arriving at the landing zone, Sergeant Mclntoah once again exposed himself to the enemy fire in order to direct the gunships fire on the enemy. “This action accounted for several Viet Cong killed and an undetermined number of cas ualties to the enemy force." CoitiMfid 0i lisidt Formal Opening Os Y.P.A. Bldg. July 3rd. Announcement was made this week that formal opening of the Yancey Producers’ Asso ciation market building will be held next Wednesday July 31. Open house will be held begin ning at 6:09 p. m., at which time the public Is invited to inspect the new marbeting building. A watermelon cutting will be held at 6:30, and at 7:IS o’clock a dedication ceremony will be held. Speaker for the dedication ceremony was not named. How eve", it was said that a State official will give an address. The public is invited to visit the building at the time given. And special have been given to officials of other agencies, along with Hate of ficials and those attached to the agriculture and marketing program. Tharsday, Jaly 25, Hit ABBfSTS MADE AT CAROLINA HEMLOCK RECREATION CENTER Yantay Cannty Schools Open August 21 The following schedule will be followed for the opening of the Yancey County Schools for the 1968-69 Term. Principals will begin work on August Bth, and will be at the school daily from 8:00 A. M. to 4:00 P. M., for conferences with students - and parents. Teachers will re port for work to the principals on August Wh for their first day Tuesday, Aug ust 20 h -ill be a special work shop in music for teachers of grades 1 through 8. This will bo held by Miss Jewell, Supervisor of Music for the ffato Depart jrfent of Public Instruction. The / teachers of Bee Bald will report to the Burnsville Elementary School at 9:00 A. M. for class. The teachers of Mica ville, Clearmont, South Toe and Pensacola Schools will report at 1:00 P. M. to the above building for class. August 31, will be re gistration day for students. Buses will operate on regular moming schedule and return student* home around 11:00 a.m. August 33, the one hundred and eighty day term for stud ents will begin. Hnntor Chief Chemist In Old Fort Plant Cecfi Hunter, forme*ly of Yancey County, was recently el evated to chief chemist in the laboratory of Old Fort Finish ing plant in Old Font, N. C. Hunter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hunter of Green Moun tain. is a gredua’e of Clsarmont High School. After serving four yean with the U. S. Air Force, be received a B. S. Degree in Textile Chemistry from Ctem son University. Following his graduation from Clemson, Hunter Jslned the staff of Old Fort Finding Plant as a lab trainee. Prior to hi* promotion he served a* a Chemist in the lab. Hunter to married to the for mer Maxilyn Peterson of Bur nsville. They have two sons end one daughter. They make their heme in Pleasant Gardens near Marian. He to a member of the Am erican Assoda son of Tmtfla Chemists and Colorists. He to active in the Pleasant Gardens Ihritan Club, and a member of the Pleasant Gardens Baptist Church. Nukir Ftrty Sms Three Burnsville youths and two Fan-view men have been arrested in separate incidents at Carolina Hemlocks Recrea tion area near Busick and con victed of eba-ges ranging from disturbing the peace to stealing and assault on a Forest Service Officer, reported Forest Super visor Peter J. Hanlon of the National Forests in North. Caro lina today. Hanlon sta'ed that District Ranger Helton Carmichael and Assistant Ranger Jim Coving ton a vested two of the youths on July 14 for causing a disturb ance in the recreation area af ter closing hours. The third Burnsville youth escaped but was arrested two days later by Forest Service Special Agent Roy Moore and Assistant Ran ger Covington, and charged ad ditionally with stealing a wa’ch. The watch, found in the youth’s possession at the time erf arrest, Ntstr DVfnit storei! Mlifci from an unattended tent at Carolina Hemlocks. U. S. Commissioner Friel Vaughn of Marion imposed sen tences on the three offenders ranging from $25.00 to $200.00 fines, a six month’s suspended jail sentence, and six months probation. In a July 6 incident! at Caro lina Hemlocks two men from the Fairview section of Bun combe County were arrested by the Yancey Coun'y Sheriff's De partment for assaulting a For est Service Officer as he tried to take thei 1 * car licence num ber after they had refused to pay the required SI.OO recrea tion area entrance fee. These men were tried before U. S. Commissioner Lawrence Stoker of Asheville and given SIOO.OO fines and four months suspend ed jail sentences. Supervisor Hanlon praised law enforcement agencies for their help in making Forest Service Recreation Areas a safe and en joyable place for the public to visit. He said that vandalism, littering and disturbing campere would not be tolerated. Hanw said that Forest Service per sonnel are cooperating with the FBI, S’ate Highway Patrol and local Sheriff’s Departments to apprehending violators. Y.C.I. Reonion Angnst 3rd. The annual reunion of Yaneay Collegiate Institute will be held to die Burnsville Elementary School at 10:39 a. m. on Aug ust 3rd, IM9. Everyone to urged to coma rla—natas and frtoada. Tb 9 pnfram will begto at U:« a. m. Everyone to a*ed to Mag a picnic lunch aad remain aa

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