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Phone 253-5682
GOP Entertainment
The Griffith Chapel AME Zion Choir sang at the GOP
Dinner last Saturday night, providing lively entertainment for
the assembled politicians and guests. The singing was
thoroughly enjoyed by everyone. Photo by Brian Westveer
Republicans To Meet
The Republicans of Burns
ville Precinct will hold an
important meeting Thursday,
October 14, at 7:30 p.m. at
Republican Headquarters lo
cated on old 19E East of
Power Interruption
There will be a scheduled
power interruption on -Sunday
October 17, from 7:00 A.M.
League Football
On Saturday night, Octo
ber 16, Cane River and East
Yancey will battle for second ;
or maybe even first place in
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Burnsville.
Mrs. Earl Young, Precinct
Chairman, urges all Republi
cans, men and women, to
make every effort to attend
this business meeting.
until 8:00 A.M. In Yancey and
Mitchell counties.
the Tri-County Football Lea
gue. Both teams have identi
cal 4 and 1 records and are
tied for second place. The loss
for each team came against
Mars Hill, owners of a
spotless 6 and 0 record.
However, Mars Hill has two
THE YANCEY JOURNAL
BOX 667
Burnsville. N.C. 28714
Phone [7o4] 682-2120
Edward Yuziuk,Publisher
Carolyn Yuziuk-Editor
Pat Randolph-Manager
Brenda AUen-Staff
Published Every Thursday
By
Twin Cities Publishing Co.
2nd Class Postage Paid
At Burnsville, N.C.
Thursday, Oct- 14, 1976
V 01.4, Number 41
Subscription Rutes By Mail:
In Yancey County
One Year $5.00
Six Months $4.00
Out Os County or State
One Year $7.00
Six Months $6.00
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House
Tour Set
The Music in the Moun
tains House Tour, scheduled
for Saturday, October 16 from
10:30 to 3:00 p.m. and
featuring the hilltop home and
studio of Mme. Lili Kraus at
Celo Farm, is located between
Brown’s Creek and White Oak
Creek Roads in Celo-South
Toe section of Yancey County.
Houses can be visited in
any cxder, and tickets will be
available at each house.
Entrance to the houses is
53.50 for a single ticket and
56.00 for a couple. In addition
to Mine. Kraus’s house,
homes of Harry and Julia
Abrahamson, Edward and
Marjorie Gibbs, Phillip and
Ruth Simmons, and Charles
and Susannah Jones will be
on view. What to look for in
each house will be written up
and available at the entrance
of that house.
In the evening at 8:00 p.m.
a concert is planned at the
Presbyterian Church, Burns
ville. The performers will be
Bruch Schoonmaker of Char
lotte and Chicago and Eve
Lynne Reeve, Celo Chamber
Player and founder of Music
in the Mountains. Tickets are
available at the door for 51.50.
For students and senior
citizens who wish admission
at no cost, call 675-4659.
tough games left and if they
should lose both of them, the
winner of the Cane River-East
Yancey game will have a shot
at the conference champion
ship.
Game time is 8 o’clock at
East Yancey Saturday night.
Come on out and see what
promises to be a close,
exciting football game. Fans
may come early and ehjoy a
delicious spaghetti supper in
the East Yancey cafeteria.
Tickets are $2.50 and may be
purchased at the school or
from any East Yancey player
or at the door. Proceeds go to
the East Yancey Panthers’
football program.
CONFERENCE STANDINGS
Team W L T
Mars Hill 6 0 0
Cane River 0 410
East Yancey 4 10
Rams - 3 2 0
Marshall 2 3 0
Bears 2 3 0
Mountaineers 14 0
Blue Devils 14 0
Raiders 0 6 0
Notice
An ADAP organizational
meeting is planned for Thurs
day, October 14 at the
Burnsville Presbyterian
Church. A Board of Directors
for ADAP will be selected.
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Letter To
The Editor
Dear Editor:
The proposal of a National Park utilizing our beautiful Black
Mountain range with the magnificent Mt. Mitchell Peak as a
focal point came as a great surprise. It would “put us on the
map” and bring more people into the area as tourists. New
businesses would be built to meet their needs which would
provide needed employment for some of our people. At the
same time, many regulations for use of the Park lands would
cause a drastic change in the hunting and fishing, leaf pulling
and root digging, rock hunting and other delightful pastimes
that local residents and our guests enjoy.
Having visited National Park areas we have found the
surrounding towns and countryside to be very commercialized.
Do we want our county to develop in this way?
Instead of becoming a National Park, a National Recreation
Area could be designated. This idea is appealing because
current uses including the cutting of firewood and timber could
continue.
Please, let’s give this matter much thought and make a
wise decision.- We do not want detrimental progress.
Respectfully,
Dr. and Mrs. Garland E. Wampler
Dear Editor: A
I want to say a few words to back up what Carolyn Yuziuk
said In the September 30 issue of The Yancey Journal under
NO PARK PLEASE!
For the past eight years I have lived at the gateway of the
National Recreation Area called Land Between the Lakes in
Western Kentucky; and not only have I lived near but also have
been closely associated with the operation of the Area in my
work with the LBL Area Ministry Council. This is an
interdenominational [ll] group which has provided chaplains
and worship leaders for the three campgrounds in LBL. It is
operated by TV A.
During the past year a few people who still were unhappy
about having had to move from the area tried to get support for
making LBL a National Park. This did not get very far, because
the papers, business organizations and individuals came to the
defense of what we have. I am completely sold on the
management of this area! Come out and 1 will help you to see
how it works.
Sincerely,
Arthelia [Tillie] Brooks
Dear Editor:
The article in the September 30 issue Yancey Journal
concerning the National Park was right. It would NOT be a
great idea. A lot of people would not be able to depend on the
Park for much pleasure. Some of us love to jeep ride on the
back trails that surround Mt. Mitchell. Also some people
depend on the dead trees for winter firewood. Now what would
those people do? The people of Yancey County would be hurt If
a National Park would come into being. Hotels and Motels
would spring up all around the beautiful countryside. Traffic
would be terrible. Maybe some people think it would be a good
idea, but 1 think it would be the biggest mistake ever.
Now the countryside is at its peak of nature’s beauty and
can be enjoyed by all of us.
So 1 think a National Park should get a big NO from the
people in Yancey County.
Sincerely,
Pvt. Robert W. Howard
PLT. 282 D.Co.
2nd 8n.M.T.8. M.C.R.D.
Parris Island, SC 29905
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vaccine, as it is not recom
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