Kingsport News from Kingsport, Tennessee • Page 17

Thank-You Honors Given To Siillivan Lawmakers BRISTOL of w.ere presented to.lhe Sullivan County legislative delegate) here Thursday nigbi by the Bristol Tennessee Board of Education. i i the individual awards were Sen, J. Mack Kay of Kingsport, Rep. David Torbett now of Johnson City, and Rep. Carl Moore of Bristol.

Also receiving a plaque was Rep. Charlie Worley of Bristol, who was unable to be present. In making the presentations, G. B. Pierce, chairman of the board, said: "These plaques are to shew the appreciation of the board and teachers in Bristol for the support that you gave tion in the regular and special sessions of the All four members of the delegation voted for the full education program presented 16 the 84lh General Assembly, including pay raises for teachers, additional teacher retirement ben- efits and other measures.

Also honored at the dinner, attended by approximately 500 teachers and guests, were two retiring Instructors. Presented silver platters were Hiss Margaret Burm, who'has been principal 'of Rosemont School for 22 years and who has been with the system 44 years, and Miss Mary Elizabeth Wilson, who has been teaching nearly 40 years, 22 of which have been in Bristol. Area News JONESBORO A total of 14 Ceases of influenza were re- wrted in Washington County rom through April 30, iccording to the Washington County Health The leading killer in the coun- during the same period was leart disease with 95 deaths HORSE TIME--Kids and horses go together like blue ribbons and saddle sores, and they'll be plenty of all Saturday at the fourth annual Blountville Horse Show. Two shows are scheduled, at 1 p.m. and at 7 p.m., at the high school' grounds.

Airport Road youngsters Becky and Jimmy Nickels hope to be among the spectators. (Times-News Photo Charles Dean) FOR MAN-SIZE PLEASURE THIS IS THE ONE 1 LIFT-TAB CANS BY THE 6 PACK FALSTAFF Sponsor of entire Atlanta Brave baseball schedule, eich.day. on WJCW Radio. Also, game ol the week on NBC-TV, Pick up a 006 pack ol Falsteff and en- i baseball at its very best. Horse Show Is Set At Blountville Today BLOUNTVILLE--The Blountville Horse Show Association will present the fourth annual Blountville Horse Show today, at the high school grounds.

The show will be co-sponsored by the Sullivan County Rescue Squad and will include a total of 44 classes. Judges will be W. 0. Biiie of Smilhfield, N. and George Moore of Roanoke.

Other officials will be H. C. Green and G. B. Archer, ring stewards; Bill Bricker, announcer; Paul Williams, music; Worley Smith, farrier; and Dr.

David Fletcher, veterinarian. There will be an afternoon show starting at 1 o'clock, and an evening show starting at 7. Ellington To Speak At Dinner In Church Hill CHURCH HILL Former Governor Buford Ellington will be principal speaker at a "Spe- New Name For State Highway ROGERSVILLE State High way 66-A in Jefferson, Hamblen and Hawkins Counties is to have a new name State Highway 113. Stale Highway Commissioner David M. Pack said Hie new route numbering for 66-A came at the request of residents of the three-county area fo eliminate confusion between State Route 66 and 66-A.

Commissioner Pack has signed (he order for the change hi ihe official map of the Tennessee Highway System. Re-signing of old 66-A will start as soon as highway marking crews can manufacture the new 113 markers. ANTIQUE IT "IRTKNIE COLOE BLSZE" ANTfQUE MB rtttjour imwaifi twwaK ct mtr Evtiy Hwtnrife itf cial Election Year Dinner" at Church Hill Elementary School today. The $5-a-plate dinner will be served from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., with the program to follow in the school auditorium.

In addition (o Ellington, who Is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor, other speakers are also scheduled the affair. Prior to the Church Hill appearance the former governor will speak at 12:30 p.m. at Johnson City. Later he is scheduled to make arief stops in Bristol, Blountville and Kingsport before going (o Hawkins County. Thick and Creamy The Old Fashion Kind 'a So Good! Look for the Golden Arches.

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