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NC Assoc. To Meet Jan 27
The North Carolina - Tenn.
Highway and Tourism Develop
ment Association will hold its
annual meeting Wednesdayja
nuary 27 to receive a status
report from Co-chairmen Her -
man Robinson for Tennessee
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JANUARY 21, 1971
and W. B. Wilkins for North
Carolina. Following the busi
ness meeting, officers for the
coming year will be elected.
The following membec of
the Association have been ap
pointed by the executive com
mittee to see that association
members from each county
are present at this meeting* H.
A. Dobbin, Mitchell; W. B.
Wilkins, Avery and Robert L.
Helmle, Yancey.
CHILDREN'S Pf • -
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Caps For Sale, a tale of a
peddler, some monkeys and
their monkey business, told aid
illustrated by Esphyr Slobodan,
was read to 37 "little people"
this past Monday morning and
afternoon at the 10 a. m. and
3 p. m. CHILDREN'S HOUR in
the Yancey County Public Li
brary. Following this story,
the children enjoyed learning
a "monkey song" with Miss
Theresa Coletta. Miss Colette
also read to the children, Cric -
tor, with story and pictures by
To mi Ungerer, and showed to
the children the sound filmrixip
adaptation of The Three Little
Mgs.
Those children attending the
CHILDREN'S HOUR programs
Club To Meet
The Aibuckle Community
Development Club will meet
Thursday, January 28,7 p. m.
at the Community Building.
Herman Howell, Club Presi -
dent, urges all community re
sidents to be present to assist
in planning programs and com
munity projects for this ye ar.
Mrs. Mary Margaret Efeyton,
Home Economics Extension
Agent, will be in charge of
the program "Community Im
provement Projects - The Key
To Successful Community Pro -
gress. 11
were: Anne Westall, Julie Pea
cock, Keith Deyton, Valerie
Edwards, Myron Woody, Greg,
Sharon and Kim Yuziuk, Mary
Banks, Andy Brown, Darrin &
Karen Byrd, Terry Hall, Sturt
Hensley, Laura Holcombe,Sha
ron McClure, David Ivan Ifcter
son, Angie Randolph, Russell
Roland, Butch Yehon, Lisa
Young, Julie Buchanan, Jimmy
and Eddie McPeteis, John and
Victor Kegley, Lou Ann & Stare
Robinson, Patricia &Mellssl»s,
Mike & Kenny Ray, Tony Carroll,
lisa Mclntoah, Linda
vtn Ayers, and Ncrma McCurry.
C heir Member
Miss Patricia A. Randolph
of Burnsville is one of the 86
members of the choir at the
University of North Carolina at
Greensboro.
A sophomore, Miss Randoljh
is the daughter of Mrs. C. P.
Randolph of Box 36, Burnsville.
The choir, composed entie
ly of women, is directed by
Dr. Richard Cox, associate pro
fessor in the UNC-G School of
Music. Throughout the year,
the choir presents conceits both
on and off campus. Members
are selected through auditions.
The 45-year-old choir is
the oldest established chorale
group on the UNC-G campus.