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WT PAGE 12 THE YANCEY JOURNAL AUGUST 17, 1972 Vitamin A helps the body build resistance to infection. . Scouts Have Busy Summer WANT ADS GET RESULTS A New Development Below The Peak Of Mt. Mitchell > Restricted Homesites Now Available At Pre-Development Prices ^ Superb Trout Fishing On The Finest Unspoiled River In N.C., The Sontn Toe w Bordering Pisgah National Forest, A New Section Of Choice Ridge Lots Offered, With Spectacular Views Of The Golf Course Area, South Toe River, Black Mountains And Mount Mitchell. ► 18 Hole Championship Golf Course Designed By Noted British Golf Architect Is Planned. from Mt. Mitchell For More Information Writei Mount Mitchell Lands Rt. t Burnsville, N.C. 28714 PHONE 704-675-4923 ’ ■VALXJEIS by the thKkIoad! All MERCHANDISE MUST GO fell Lno masonabie iZk tt! OFFER Will USED FURNITURE FROM WAll TO WAll INSIDE AND OUT - IF WE DON’T HAVE IT, YOU DON’T NEED ITI YANCEY FURNITURE t Open Dally Monday - Saturday 8:00 - 6:00 Phone - 582-3758 Next To Joe Young Ford I ■ News Burnsville Boy Scout Troop 502 have had a very busy sum mer, In June, twelve boys and four leaders made a 56 mile float trip down the Buffalo River in Arkansas, traveling to the site in the Sportsmen 1 2 Bus. Two senior scouts, Kenny Deyton and Johnny Blair went on a three week trip to the Philmont Scout Ranch in Nor thern New Mexico. While there they went on a 60-mile hike. In July, 21 boys attended Camp Daniel Boone near Vfeyn®- ville for a week. The troop took several honors while there. The Flaming Arrow Patrol won the Camp Daniel Boone Water Sports meet. Mike Grindstaff won fust place in Wood Carv ing and Richard Banks won 3rd place in Archery, Jimmy Wil son won second place in leaf identification. In July, four boys spent a week in Washington, D.Cp I From Cattail Creek > I By Mrs. Neva Renaldo The annual meeting of the Cattail Creek Homeowners As sociation was held August 8th, 7s30p, m. The following va cancies were filled by unani - mousvote; President {2 year term) Joseph Wardj Secretary (2 year term) Helen Unirwco4 Director (3 year term) Walter Klemments. ft was a well- atte nd ed lively meeting with discussion and plans f» future improve - JESSE HELMS: A CITIZEN SENATOR "Jesse Helins is not one of your back- slapping, hand-wringing, affable garden variety political office seekers." —Virginian phot 112112 A few years back, Jesse Helms was elected President of the Raleigh Rotary Club, the oldest and second largest civic club in North Carolina. He didn't sit back and glory in it. He set about to challenge the club with a series of new programs — like one to raise money for a boys' home. That year, the club had the highest attendance in its history and won a district award for new members. That's Jesse Helms — working to get things done. And that's why the Freedoms Foundation gave him two awards, and why the Raleigh Exchange Club gave him its Golden Deeds award, and why the Southern Baptist Convention gave him its national award for Service to Mankind. All his life, Jesse Helms has worked to make things better than he found them. And that's why we need to send him to the United States Senate. CITIZENS FOR HELMS (Partial listing) Mrs. Ann Bailey Wife of Superior Court Judge James "Pou” Bailey Raleigh F. Royal Loyd, Jr. President Fayetteville Jaycees Fayetteville Ben Sumner Former Democratic State Senator Rutherfordton Carl T. Britt Farmer and Civi Fairmont Jerry Barger Business and Civic Leader Salisbury Albert Long Civic Leader Fellowship of Christian Athletes Durham Hamilton C. Horton State Senate Winston-Salem R. O. Huffman Business and Civic Leader Morganton YES. I believe in Jesse Helms and I want to help elect him as our Citizen—Senator. I'm enclosing my contribution of: □ $1.00 □ $5.00 City_ Zip of $1.00 or more to the HELMS FOR SENATE COMMITTEE, P.O.DRAWER 589, RALEIGH, N. C. iTSSi. TOM ELLIS, STATE CAMPAIGN MANAGER. Wilbur Clark Former Mayor Fayetteville Jesse Helms U.S. Senate You Can Make The Difference ! Patricia Andre, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Robert K, Ai>- dre of Coral Gables and Cat - tail became Mrs. Derick Gra ham Bishop in London,£n^and on July 25th. Patricia spent a good many summers of her childhood in these mountains. We all wish her many years of wedded happiness. *** The Gronquist cabin had as their guest for a week the Jerry Rays of GreensbOTp N, C, Granddaughter Lisa is staying on with grandmother Gron^st for an extra week, Thisweek- end found the Charles Lees and their 3 daughters- also guests of the Gronquisis. They will journey home to Greensboro FOR SALE 22 Acres Near Burns ville—Small House; About acres cleared rest in timber. One of the most beautiful views in Yancey County. $15,000 Call owner at 682-2120 or 682-2882 ■ INSTALL SEPTIC TANKS ■ DO Slandscapmo abound ■ HOUSES. N GRAVEL NEEDS. ■ JOHNNIE THOMAS 67S-4932 Are you getting the best rate on your savings? If not, come to The Northwestern Bank. We're having a Summer Savings Special-5-3/4% on a $100 minimum deposit. It's protected, renewable, and the highest allowed by law. Some banks are lowering rates, but not Northwestern. We want your savings to earn at the highest pos sible rale. So take advantage of this Summer Savings Special,. ,5-3/4% from Northwestern. 5-3/4%.. .one of three 3-Way Passbook Savings Plans! □ $100 minimum deposit □ Save by the 10th of a quarter.. .earn from the 1st □ Choose your maturity date between 2 and 5 years □ $50 minimum add-on deposit □ No deposits during final two years before maturity □ Protected interest rate Interest paid quarterly by check or added to your account □ Renewable THE NORTHWESTERN BANK with little Lisa where they are neighbors. *** Kim &own had a most ex citing experience when she decided to ride die rapids on the T oe River with a few ethers on Sunday. She says if yousre looking f» excitement and thrills, this trip is a must. Keith Phillips Jr, and wif% have returned to Cecal Gables after a stay with Mis, Phillijs mother, Mrs, Q-assmuck.We are happy to repeat she is im proving daily and well on the road to recovery. *** Keith Phillips HI has airived with his bride of six months to ^nd some time with his grandmother and enjoy our lovely mountains. !|efok Captain George Downing f4ew to New York with L, Ffen- ry Read Jr, of Ogles Meadows to visit his brother, Cdonel Paul H» Downing who is very ill. He will return Thursday, Colonel Downing is editor of the Cairiage Journal magariie. *** Mr. and Mrs. Lauren V\bads and family of Parkway Pla'y^ house are spending a few days visiting at the Downing cabin at Cattail before returning to Monmouth College in N.J. for the fall semester. Mrs. Leo Schni^p and her daugher Mrs. Rick Huber and family laft this week Iot home. They plan to stop at many of the points of interffit on their way to Miami. Mr, and Mrs. Richard Hop kins of Palm Beach, Florida spent a few days with CapU and N^. Gecrge Downing. Mr. and Mrs, Jim Steph - ens and family from FuLaud- erdale, Fla. spent a fsw'S^ with the L, Henry Reads at Ogles Meadows, Oir Monday night Movi« are drawing good crowds. Next Monday we are featur - ing "Music Makers of the Blue Ridge" and "Mike^Boy of Greece", The time is7*30, Also don't feeget Bingo on Wednesday, same time — You all come! TuE ChUI>«E»»'S Ho'^R TFIE CHILDREN'S HOURfea- tured a special story for those pre-schoolers who will be at tending school for the flrsttime this falL Will I Have A Friaptff by Miriam Cohen was read by M rs. Elaine Reed. In the story Jim finds a litUe friend toshajre his special times with. The song, "Tommy Thumb' was taught to the children as the English nursery childrensiig it. Mrs* Elaine shared her re cent summer school experience with the children; telling them some of the things the little children in England do for stor^^^ hour. The game "What's in the Bag" was played by alL The children were delighted with the marionette Pinocchio that^ appeared at the end of the game. The filmstrip Pinocchri was shown to the children. The foUawing attended the CHILDREN'S HOUR on Moniy at Yancey County Public Libra ry* Ricky Crout, Pam McGal - Hard, Crystal Davis, Chris Autrey, Jeffrey Autrey, Becky Loftis, Chris Fender, Tanya P^a^ cock, JuHe Peacock, Angie, Jeff, Shannon Warren, Donnie, Gregory Moore, Randy Rose, Jerry Rose, Eddie Rc«e, Angie Riddle, Royce Chrisawn,Steve Robinson, Lou Ann Robinson, Curtis Hughes, Norma IvfcCurry, John Kegley, Christopher Mc- Peters,
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