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Mount Airy News

Location

Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1972

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Farmers Push Haying Chore on Redbrush Road Field

Fifteen year old Mike Hyens guides a tractor and side delivery rake to rake oats into rows for Glenn Branch and Hutchens families. The field, cut last Friday, dried in the sun and should yield hay bales stored for animal feed. Despite Agnes rains ten days earlier, upland oats appear to survive well and benefit from the water.

Redbrush Road Mike Hyens Route 7 Mount Hy Glenn Branch Mike Branch Redbrush

Dobson Mount Airy Propose Hold The Line Budgets 1972 73

Dobson and Mount Airy unveil budgets for 1972 73 totaling about 250 000 more than the prior year yet with no tax increase. Mount Airy keeps 1.65 tax rate while Dobson stays at 1.50. both rely on Powell Bill receipts and county sales tax gains to fund higher spending.

Dobson Mount Airy Granite City

Ambulance Crew Delivers Baby in Hospital Hallway

At about 12 30 am Wednesday two EMTs from Northern Surry Hospital transported a Mount Airy mother to Baptist Hospital. The birth began in the hallway and finished on the fourth floor obstetrical ward as the crew handed over a mother and newborn to hospital staff.

Surry Hospital Baptist Hospital Mount Allen Busby Billy Bennett Busby Bennett

Five Teens Held In Mount Airy Break In and Vandalism

A citizen tip led Mount Airy police and sheriff's deputies to arrest five teenagers just before dawn on charges related to breaking into soft drink machines and vandalism. A car tied to the suspects was found with tools bearing matching paint from the damaged sites.

Mount Airy North Franklin Road Wilkey

Blithe Spirit Set For Staging Here

Mount Airy residents can enjoy a local production of Blithe Spirit by summer drama classes at the Fine Arts Center. The Noel Coward farce about a deceased wife returning as a ghost unfolds in eight performances with Clara Clark and Sandy Smith in lead roles.

Mount Airy Fine Arts Center Noel Coward Charles Condomines Condomine Clara Clark Sandy Smith Nancy Wrenn J. Edison Drake Judy Beamer Ann Wood Blake Noah Herschel Harper Bectonenen North Main Street

Peak Fourth of July Travel Brings Highway Safety Plea

Peak accident period begins tonight through Sunday in Surry County as patrols mobilize for the Fourth of July travel. Sgt. C R Shook notes rising crash rates in Mount Airy and across the state, urging motorists to drive carefully and take breaks. North Carolina logged 25 highway deaths last year with projections of up to 34 fatalities this year.

Surry County C. R. Shook State Highway Patrol Shook Mount Airy Deas North Carolina State Motor Club

Northwestern Bank appoints three Mount Airy directors

The Northwestern Bank in Mount Airy announces the addition of John C. W. Gardner Robert E. Merritt and Richard Vaughn to its board. Gardner a lawyer with Gardner and Gardner is a Wake Forest law graduate and Korean War veteran. Merritt head of Renfro Hosiery Mills a NCSU and Mount Airy High School alumnus. Vaughn president of John S Clark Company and Riverside Building Supply a NCSU engineering graduate and former U S Army lieutenant. All are active in local civic groups and church or community organizations.

Mount Airy Northwestern Bank James R. Younger John C. W. Gardner Robert E. Merritt Richard Vaughn Gardner Gardner and Gardner Lenoir Rhyne College Wake Forest University V U. S. Army Mount Airy Kiwanis Club Elks Lodge First Baptist Pansy Simmons Terri Lynn John Co. W Merritt Renfro Hosiery Mills Mount Airy High School N. C. State University U.S. Naval Reserve Cama Clarkson Charlotte Caroline Frances Edward Mary Louise Sallie Vaughn Johns. Clark Company, Inc Riverside Building Supply, Inc Surry County U. S. Army Reeves Ymca United Fund Mount Airy Rotary Club Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club Dogwood Boy Scouts of America Central United Methodist Church Betty Kay Separk Raleigh Carol and Rick

Mount Airy Livestock Market Auction Report

Market totals show 485 animals sold on Wednesday. Hogs top at 28 dollars, heavies 26, sows 12.50 to 20.50. Calves hit up to 49.70 with heavy 47.50 and calves by head 25 to 71. Bulls and steer calves 33.50 to 44, heifer calves 27.50 to 35.50. Steers 695 to 810 pounds bring 31 to 37.50, 900 to 1270 pounds 29 to 29.10. Good butcher cows 23 to 27.25, canners and cutters 28.75 to 31.25, cows by head 13.97 to 12.50.

Mount Airy

Scott Seeks Disaster Declaration for Surry Area Flooding

Gov. Bob Scott asked the federal government to declare five North Carolina counties disaster areas due to Hurricane Agnes floods. Surry Forsyth Stokes Yadkin and Rockingham were named with estimated damage at 3.75 million. He seeks 62 thousand for drainage and sewer work plus 165 thousand for utilities repair.

Bob Scott North Carolina Surry Forsyth Stokes Yadkin Rockingham

Red Cross Seeks Disaster Aid After Agnes Floods

The Red Cross mobilizes for flood relief from Agnes as Surry County in North Carolina reports a $1870 quota for flood relief. Grace Vaughn notes $864 collected and $1006 still needed from United Funds and local groups across Mount Airy Pilot Mountain Westfield Albion. Edward J. Gully says 30,000 families may need help and 112,000 refugees were sheltered along the eastern Seaboard at the peak, from Florida to New York.

Rapid City South Dakota Seaboard American Red Cross Surry Red Cross United Fund of Mount Airy Pilot Mountain Westfield Baptist Church Albion Missionary Baptist Church Miss Grace Vaughn United Mid-Atlantic Red Cross Edward J. Gully Carolinas Florida New York State

Mount Airy News Office Holiday Schedule

The Mount Airy News office will close Tuesday July 4 for a brief holiday. The Tuesday edition will publish Monday night and the office will operate all day Monday. After the holiday regular operations resume Wednesday morning with no editions omitted.

The Mount Airy News

Rotary Installs '72-73 Officers

Mount Airy Rotary Club installed 1972 73 officers at Blu Vue Restaurant noon Tuesday. Tom Schwab of Fulton Insurance Agency was named president, Harris Bradley became vice president, and C B Roberson was re elected secretary treasurer for his 19th term. New directors include John Lomax Duke Power Robert Merritt Renfro Hosiery Lucky Moody Moody Funeral Joe Patterson Pike Electric and Steve Petliz. Jim Grimes earned five years perfect attendance. Schwab presented Stevens the past president pin plaque.

Mount Airy Insurance Blu- Vue Tom Schwab Fulton Insurance Agency Mount Airy Jaycees Chamber of Commerce The Elks Lodge Schwab Nancy Fulton Rotary Club Harris Bradley N. C. Foam Industries C. B. Roberson John Lomax Duke Power Company Robert Merritt Renfro Hosiery Mills Lucky Moody Moody Funeral Home Joe Patterson Pike Electric Steve Petlitz

Mount Airy Woman Donates Major Gift to Local Field

Mrs. N A Lowe of Mount Airy gave $1000 to the Mount Airy Optimist Club for a community playing field for Little League and youth sports. Club treasurer RK Hiatt praised the timely donation as crucial to finishing lighting, a well, bleachers, and concessions as volunteers press toward completion before the summer season.

N. A Bill) Lowe Mount Airy RK. J. Hiatt Hiatt AAA Drug Store Lowe

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