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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1975
Page
7
Wilburn Tilley reports Mount Airy Country Club prepares for a two day Member-Member event this weekend on the local course. Registration is slow but organizers aim to have all entrants signed up by late Thursday and Friday. The course is in excellent condition with 18 holes planned each day on the rolling layout.
The Spruce Street YMCA in Winston-Salem offers summer soccer classes every Tuesday and Thursday for boys aged 6 through 15.
Franklin girls softball push leads Pine Ridge in a tight matchup at Pleasant View Church Proctor Silex Floyd Pike area, with key hits driving the win.
Buddy Baker arrived in Daytona Beach to review his next challenge at the 17th Firecracker 400. The note lists Baker as a three time World 600 winner with nine Grand National victories and eight on superspeedways, driving a Coppertone Ford prepared by Bud Moore, seeking broader company involvement.
An optimistic conservation review highlights hope in protecting Western North Carolina lands and rivers. Frome cites past battles over a trans mountain road, Tellico Plains Robbinsville Road, and TVA dam projects, noting public opposition turned the tide, with future protection possible and long overdue. A new boat registration law becomes effective January 1, 1976.
The clause defines motorboat as any vessel with propulsion machinery and excludes boats using electric water propulsion as the sole means. It clarifies that a vessel with a valid marine document issued by the Bureau of Customs is not excluded by the definition. The wording indicates a regulatory effort to distinguish propulsion types and official documentation status.
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