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the center of the chest that
may spread to the shoulders,
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minutes or more, could be a
heart attack. Sweating, diz
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mediately. Delay could be
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Thank You
I Wish To Thank The Voters Of
Yancey County Who Gave Me Their
Support In The November 4th
General Election For The Office Of
Register Of Deeds. I Pledge To Give
All Citizens Continued Courteous
and Efficient Service From That
Office.
Grace M. Ayers
Art Work Display
Sunday At Albert’s
Original oil paintings,
nearly 200 of them, will be
displayed at an open house at
All^rt’s Restaurant this
coming Sunday, November 16,
from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.
The paintings, purchased in
1966-67 from the Academy of
Art in Munich, Germany, are
by former students of the
academy. Some of the artists
have become well known in
the more than a decade since
these oils were painted, and
now command large sums of
money for their work.
The paintings are for sale to
interested persons, but Albert
Badschild, who brought the
oils with him when he moved
from Munich to the United
States last year and opened a
Bavarian Restaurant here,
wants everyone interested in
art to come view the paintings
whether they wish to buy one
or not.
“Some of them are very
special, very striking views of
street scenes in Paris and
Germany,” he sa'id. “Some
are landscapes in Bavaria or
elsewhere. Some are still lifes
of flowers. There is such
variety that everyone will see
someUiing to please their taste
in art.”
To make the event a special
one, Albert will serve
homemade apfelstrudel and
coffee at the Open House/Art
Show. The paintings, which
are too many to hang in
dividually wiU be arranged
throughout the restaurant so
that guests can view and enjoy
them at their leisure while
sampling this delicious Ger
man dessert which is a
specialty at Albert’s.
Everyone is invited to come
Sunday afternoon and enjoy a
unique outing-and perhaps
get a head start on Christmas
gift-giving for a very special
person.
LANDSCAPES, street scenes and still lifes painted a decade ago by
students at the Academy of Art in Munich, Germany, will be on display
, (and for sale) Sunday afternoon.at an Open House/Art Show at Albert’s
Restaurant (Hwy. 80S adjacent to Mt.Mitchell Golf Course). Some of the
artists have become famous in the years since these were painted.
Photo by Harvey Blatz
Thank You
My Sincere Appreciation To
Everyone Who Supported Me
During The Nov. 4th Election.
As Chairman of Yancey
County Commissioners,
I Will Continue To Work Hard
For All The People. We Will
Make Every Effort To See That Your County
Government Is Efficient, Honest
And Progressive.
Alton Robinson, Chairman
Yancey County Commissioners
JleJCteoA.
TO THE EDITOR
(The Journal welcomes letters expressing all points of
view. We may condense letters when space is a problem.
Letters must have a full handwritten signature, but the
name of the writer is withheld on request. No anonymous
letters are published. Please add phone number in case
verification is needed.)
‘Legislator In
Classroom’
Day Slated
Northwestern Bank
NOW Account
Dear Editor;
The American people are living in a time of crisis. Some
people are looking up to God, some haven’t the time, and
some are worshipping their church before their God.
Some people are being selfish and it makes me wonder
how many folks today have a spirit of brotherly love. I
believe that God loves all brothers and sistere equally, it
makes no difference whether they are black or white. I
love everybody. I wonder how many people can say that
and mean it from their heart. People today need to
become more prayerful and loving, and try to be kinder to
their neighbors without carrying a chip on their shoulders
and being so bossy in the churches. We have so many
ruling our churches today that it makes some of us afraid
to speak up so we sit back and let the devil will our chur
ches.
God said, “You shall know the truth and it shall set you
free.” I wonder bow many are going to be free when our
God comes. I hope this little letter will touch someone’s
heart.
Ci^iotte Barnett
As a part of National
Education Week, the North
Carolina Association of
Educators and Governor
James B. Hunt, Jr. are spon
soring a “Legislator in the
Classroom Day”. Senator
Elect, James McClure Clark
of Fairview has been invited
by the local president of
NCAE, Mrs. Eloise McIntosh
to visit Bald Creek Elemen
tary School on November 18 if
this date is convenient for
him. He will visit some
classrooms, teach a class if he
would like, and let us tell him
some of the good things that
are happening in the schools
and share some problems with
him.
Northwestern Bank will of
fer a new checking account
called Interest Checking ef
fective January 1, 1981. In
terest Checking is a NOW ac
count (negotiable order of
withdrawal) which pays SVa
percent interest compounded
daily. Interest will be paid on
every dollar in the account. A
customer who maintains a
$500 minimum balance will
have no service charge.
Should the balance drop below
$500 during the month, there
will be a $2.00 service fee plus
20f per check processed that
month.
Northwestern Bank
operates 176 banking offices in
44 counties m Western and
Piedmont North Carolina.
For Volleyball
League Forming
Anyone wanting to enter a team in the
women’s volleyball league must have team
roster anii $20.00 entry free turned in to the
Recreation Department by Monday, Novem
ber 17.
I Would Like To Thank All Of My
Friends And Supporters In McDowell
and Yancey Counties For Their Vote
Of Confidence In Electing Me To The
N.C. House of Representatives. I
Pledge To work Hard, Be Honest And
To Represent McDowell and Yancey
Counties In A Manner Of Which They
Can Be Proud.
ROBERT C. (Bob) HUNTER
History
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Group Aids
Campaign
Notice
To All Citizens Of Yancey County, On Behalf
Of The Yancey County Democratic Executive
Committee, I Would Like To Use This
Opportunity To Express To All Those Who
Supported The Entire Democratic Slate On
Tuesday, Nov. 4th, 1980. Our Many Thanks
For A Job Well Done. We Appreciate Your
Confidence In The Democratic Party And We
Feel Our Elected Candidates Will Live Up To
Your High Expectations. We Look Forward To
Our Future Tasks And The Many Great Things
That Lie Ahead For All Citizens Of Yancey
County.
MackB. Ray,
Chairman, Yancey County Democratic
Executive Committee
This is the last week of the
annual membership cam
paign by the North Carolina
Museum of History
Associates. The members of
this group help support the
North Carolina Museum of
History in Raleigh by pur
chasing objects for the
Museum’s collections which
the museum might not other
wise acquire. Recent ad
ditions purchased by the
Associates and donated to the
museum include silver by
18th Century silversmith Ber
nard Dupuy of Raleigh, an
18th Century barrel-back cor
ner cupboard, and a Bechtler
$5 gold coin.
Yancey County Membership
Chairman Robert Oldham
urges citizens interested in
historic preservation and our
cultural heritage to support
both the North Carolina
Museum of History Associates
and our local historical group,
the Yancey History
Association.
Information about member
ship in both groups can be ob
tained by calling Robert
Oldham at 675-5620.
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