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THE YANCEY RECORD JUNE 24, 1971
Country Music Stars
A t Mt. Mitchell Park
Two well-known Country
Music stars will be performing
at the next Sunday Concert at
Mt. Mitchell Music Park on
White Oak Creek Road,.South
Toe, June 27th. Peggy Lee,
songwriting and recording star
on the country music scene,and
Sonny Wright, a well - known
guitarist and singer who is also
a recording artist, will be the
featured talent.
The Mt, Mitchell Music
Park Sunday Musicals started
Parade Plans
White Oak Creek Commu -
nity Club had their monthly
meeting on Monday evening.
Plans are being formulated
for the annual White ChkCreek
4th of July Parade.
The Parade will be held on
Saturday, July 3rd at 11 a.m.
The Community Picnic will
be held immediately followiig
the parade at the Harrison's
Music Park. Food will be pro
vided by each family. There
will be music and games and
Mends are invited.
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May 23rd, planned and organ
ized by brothers Clarence Har
rison of White Oak Creed Road
in South Toe and Robert Har
rison of Busick. They feature
Country and Bluegrass Music
and Gospel Music by many
professional music groups and
the Harrisons hope to present
several name stars in the future.
Performances have been held
outdoors for the past weeks, but
a building is due to arrive this
week, hopefully in time for
this Sundays concert.
Admission to the performan
ce is $3.00 for this Sunday
special one, but $2.00 is the
standard admission fee, with
children under 12 free. Per
formances begin at 2:00 p. m.
each Sunday, and the Sunday
concerts are scheduled to be
held through September.
Michael Harrison, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
a drummer who performs
with many of the groups, will
be married on stage after this
Sunday's performance to Miss
Sidney Poole of LaC enter,Wash
ington.
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Peggy Sue Aiid Sonny Wright, Country Music Stars
Biggerstofff Gets RD Award
Miss Clara Jean Biggerstaff,
valedictorian of the graduating
class at East T&nceyHigiSchool,
has been given the Annual
Award of the Reader's Digest
Association for students who
by their successful school work
give promise of attaining lead
ership in the community, it
was announced today by Mr.
Woodrow M. Anglin, principal.
lAnnouncement
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nace cleaning equipment for
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Please call us for all of your
Heating and Aircond. needs.
Cleaning and repairs a specialty
Coker Heating and Aircond.
Company. Phone collect 252-
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cated at 67 Biltmore Avenue,
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emergency service anytime.
W. P. Coker, owner and ma
nager. ch 7-8
Miss Biggerstaff will re
ceive an honorary one - year
subscription to The Read er%
Digest in any one of its 13
language-editions which she
chooses, and a personal cer
tificate from the Editors "in
recognition of past accomp
lishments and in anticipation
of unusual achievement to
come."
The Reader's Digest Asso
ciation is presenting these
awards in senior high schools
throughout the United States
to the highest honor student of
each graduating class.
The award to Miss Bigger
staff, who is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Biggerstaff
of Burnsville, was made possi
ble through the cooperation of
Mr. Anglin and his teaching
staff. They selected Miss Big
gerstaff to receive the award,
designed to stimulate scholar
ship, citizenship, and continu
ed contact with good reading
after graduation.
Local Youths
At Workshop
Three young Burnsville re
sidents, Jeannie Biggerstaff
Linda Deyton and Ctnrlie Ibom,
will attend the workshops of
Music in the Mountains at
Mars Hill College beginning
June 27 and extending through
July 24. The workshops will
be led by a professional staff
of 13 skilled teachers and per
formers and are open to stu
dents and amateur musicians
of all ages.
Miss Biggerstaff, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Big
gerstaff, and Valedictorian of
her class at East Yancey High
School this Spring, will at
tend Appalachian State Uni -
versity in September wit h
plans to major in music edu
cation. A piano student for
the past 9 years, Miss Bigger
staff intends to use the work
shop experience to develop
her talent in keyboard instru
ments and to become more
familiar with ensemble work.
Miss Deyton, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Deyton,
is also a pianist and, like Miss
Biggerstaff, has been a pupil
of Mrs. Joan Reeve for a num
ber of years. Miss Maylandtf
1970, Miss Deyton is a grad
uate of East Yancey Hig h
School and will enter the So
phomore Class of Berry Colley
in Georgia this fall holding
scholarships for both music
and general academic excell
ence.
Mr. Boone, a rising senior
at East Yancey High School,
fc the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Leonard Boone. He
has studied piano for the past
7 years as well as organ dur
ing the past winter with Pro
fessor Donna Robertson of Mars
Hill College. He is presently
serving as organist of the First
Baptist Church in Burnsville,
and this summer is heading a
cooperative youth project pre
paring a contemporary musi
cal entitled "Purpose."
Dean’s List
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Edge
were named to the Dean's List
for the spring semester at the
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill.
NOTICE
NORTH CAROUNA
YANCEY COUNTY
IN THE GENERAL COURT OF
JUSTICE - SUPERIOR COURT
DIVISION
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as Admini
stratrix of the estate of Robert
Lew Rector of Yancey County,
North Carolina, this is to noti
fy all persons having claims
against the estate of said Ro
bert Lew Rector to present than
to the undersigned within 6
months from the date of the
publication of this notice or
same will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate please
make immediate payment.
This the Ist day of June,
1971.
Cora Rector, Route 5 Burns
ville, N.C., Administratrix.
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