THE YANCEY-RECORD JUNE 24, .1571.
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Music In The Mountains Season Underway
Plai* for the 2nd season of
Music In The Mountains have
recently been completed and
once again musicians and mu
sic lovers from far and near
will come to Burnsville for
the Sunday Concerts which
were so applauded during the
Ist season last year.
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The first program, a Flute
and Harpsichord Concert, will
be held June 27 at 4:00 p. m.
in the Presbyterian Church in
Burnsville.
Again this year, a special
Outdoor Guitar and Song Con
cert will be held July 4th on
the Town Square in Bumsvilli
A much appreciated feature of
last year's Music In Tire Moun
tains, it is hoped that all Yan
cey Countians and visitors to
this area will include this pro
gram in their Independence
Day celebration.
At the Outdoor Conccrt,tic
ket sales will not be fcasiblq
(an offering will be asked to
help defray expenses) but at
the other concerts, an admis -
sion charge of SI.OO ( stucfcnts
504) will be asked. Tickets
will be available at the Nu
Wray Inn and Yancey County
Country Store —not at the
church where the concert will
be held.
With the exception of the
first concert at the Presbyter -
ian Church and the July 4th
concert on the Town Square,
all concerts will be held in
the First Baptist Church Burns
ville, at 4:00 p. m. on Sun
days. A Woodwind Ensem
ble will be featured on July 11,
a Chamber Ensemble July 18 ,
a String Quartet July 25, and
a Chamber Ensemble on Au -
gust 1.
Classes Held
A Shorthand Class will be
gin Tuesday, June 29, 7 p. m.
in Room #3 at the Courthouse.
It is sponsored by WAMY and
McDowell Technical fostitute.
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On August 8, a special con
cert for the benefit of Music
in the Mountains will be giv
en by Mme. Lili Kraus. This
will provide a unique opportu
nity to hear one of the world's
great artists play in an intim -
ate setting and to visit with
her informally after the con
cert. The charge for this con
cert will be $2.50 ( students
$1.00) .
Workshops for Music In The
Mountain will be held this
year at Mars Hill College be
cause of lack of facilities in
Burnsville. However, it is
hoped that the entire program
can be moved to Burnsville in
the near future when adequate
arrangements can be made.
At the workshops, a faculty
of 13 professional musicians
will teach piano, harpsichord,
organ, violin, viola, cello,
flute, oboe, clarinet, French
horn, guitar, lute, recorder,
igukGreen Mountain
By Mrs. H. D. Hensley
682-3601
Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Cox
and family of Fort Worth,Tex.
has been visiting with Mrs.
Cox's mother, Mrs. Floy Whit
son for a few days. They left
on Monday for Alexandria, Va.
to visit a brother, Mr. Bill
Whitson, and then they will
return to their home in Texas.
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Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gar
land and Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Whitson and Angela have been
visiting relatives in Millers,
Maryland, for the past week.
Also Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gar
land who had spent several
weeks with their daughter in
Maryland returned home with
them.
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Mrs. Phyllis. Bailey and
Mis. Rissie Styles visited with
Mrs. Kate Kilmer Sunday af
ternoon.
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Mr. Roy Lee Anglin has
returned to his summer jo b
as Park Ranger at Linville,N.
C. Mr. Anglin teaches school
the rest of the year.
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Mr. and Mr". Keith Renfro
celebrated birthdays last week.
Mrs. Renfro's "Janet"was June
10th. Keith's was June 16th.
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The Tom Ayres family had
Father's Day dinner in Spruce
Pine last Sunday.
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and composition. Students arc
currently enrolling. A few
scholarships have been made
available. Students and ama
teur musicians will give reci
tals, and students and faculty
will play together as a cham
ber ensemble. Both recitals
and rehearsals will be open
to the public without charge.
For the year 1971 funds are
needed to cover minimum fa
culty salaries, music, main
tenance and transportation of
instruments, rental of practice
and rehearsal rooms, scholar -
ships, publicity, etc. A na
tional foundation will provide
half of the expenses, but re
quire that local efforts match
this grant. A number of people
are contributing their services
but the balance of $ 3,75 0
must be raised in cash from
individual contributions, stu -
dent fees, and concerts. All
gifts are tax-deductible.
Ralph and Farrell Tipton
visited with their sister and
family Saturday night,Mr.and
Mrs. Robert Williams at Wa
tauga, Tenn.
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Mrs. Esther Bamett of John
son City, Tennessee and Mrs.
Mae Jones of Coatesville, Pa.
visited their father on Father's
Day, Mr. Ervin Hopson, and
their brother and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Loss Hopson.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wash Fox's
children visiting on Father's
Day were Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Fox and family of Asheville,
Mr. and Mrs. T.H. Fox and
family of Spruce Pine, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Hylemon of
Bakersville, and Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Fox and daughter.
**
Rev. and Mrs Shear ill
Whitson had Sunday Dinn e r
with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ble -
vins.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Robin
son from Michigan has been
visiting Mrs. Robinson's sister
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Laws, also the Robinson's
daughter at Old Fort, N. C.
and Mr. Robinson's mother,
Mrs. William Robinson who
is in St. Joseph's Hospital in
Asheville.
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Mr. and Mrs. Roger Peter
son spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Peter
son and visiting with the ir
week-old nephew, little Er
nie Lee Peterson.
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We were all very sorry
about the death of Mr. Hiram
Ramsey. He led a long and
fruitful life, and treated every
one with kindness. He will
certainly be missed in the com
munity, and by his family.