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Sen. Gore To Speak
At Vance-Aycock Dinner
U.S. Senator Albert Gore,
Jr. (D-TN) will be the
featured speaker at the
Democrats’ 25 Annual Vance-
Aycock Dinner in Asheville
on Saturday, October 5, an-
nounced Democratic Chair-
man Wade Smith.
“We're so pleased to have
Senator Gore,” said Smith.
‘‘He represents the bright, in-
novative, forward-looking
Southern Democrats who are
playing an ever larger role in
directing our nation and our
party. His hard work,
thoughtfulness and intellect
have won him the respect of
Battle Events
To Be
Retraced
The Over-mountain Victory
Trail Association will retrace
for the 11th consecutive year
the events leading to the
defeat of Colonel Patrick
Ferguson in the Battle of
Kings Mountain on October 7,
1780. The 14-day march began
on September 24 when the
marchers set out from
Dunn’s Meadow near Ab-
ingdon, Virginia.
These modern-day patriots
will follow the original route
and arrive at Quaker
Meadows near Morganton,
North Carolina where they
will converge with a con-
tingent from Wilkes County
and Surry Counties, North
Carolina. They will be joined
by additional participants
along the route, arriving at
Cowpens National Battlefield
on October 6. The marchers
will leave Cowpens National
Battlefield on the morning of
October 7 for their final trek
to Kings Mountain. The mar-
chers will arrive at Kings
Mountain National Military
Park at 3:00 p.m., the time in
which the battle began on Oc-
tober 7, 1789. Upon arrival of
the marchers, a special pro-
gram commemorating the
205th Anniversary of the Bat-
tle of Kings Mountain will be
held in “the
phitheater.
On Saturday, October 5,
and Sunday, October 6, you
can experience the activities
of military camp life during
the 18th century. The
Guilford Militia, a group
dedicated to bringing back a
part of history and heritage
to the public, will recreate
the activities of an 18th cen-
tury muster.
As with today’s National
Guard, civilian males were
mustered several times a
year to be trained as a
military unit. These musters
were necessary because the
militia units needed
discipline and a standard
drill before joining the Con-
tinental forces as they did in
such battles as Cowpens and
Guilford Courthouse.
However in most cases these
rugged individuals were at
their best when skirmishing
on their own as was the case
at the Battle of Kings Moun-
tain, where a group of Patriot
militia defeated a better
trained Loyalist force under
Colonel Patric Ferguson.
The encampment will not
only feature military drilling
with musket and rifle
demonstrations, but will also
offer several camp life ac-
tivities which include: camp
cooking, basket weaving,
bullet and button molding,
revolutionary medicine, and
other 18th century crafts.
Saturday’s events will begin
at 11:00 a.m. and end at 5:00
pm. . Sunday’s activities wilsl
gin at 9:00 a.m. and last un-
til 4:00 p.m.
Also on October 5 and 6, the
Broad River Genealogical
Society will be set up in the
Visitor Center to give people
information on how to
their f amily
ancestors. The society will
have materials on hand
. which may provide you with
~ the lead t.
that you have been
needing to find that lost
~ ancestor,
There is no charge for the
event. The public is invited
and encouraged to attend!
Keep HORD
ON THE
BOARD
Paid Pol. Adv.
liberals and conservatives
alike.”
First elected to the U.S.
House of Representatives in
1976, Gore
distinguished himself for his
command of a wide range of
issues, from arms control to
organ transplants. Gore
bucked the Reagan tide last
year to be elected to the U.S.
Senate with 61% of the vote.
Gore will be the keynote
speaker at the Vance-Aycock
Dinner, which begins at 7:00
p.m. on Saturday, October 5
at the Grove Park Inn in
Asheville. Tickets for the din-
ner are $50 and can be pur-
chased from North Carolina
Democratic Headquarters at
919-821-2777. Gore will also at-
tend a 5:00 p.m. reception for
Vance-Aycock sponsors.
The Vance-Aycock celebra-
tion begins with a 9:00
breakfast at the Grove Park
Inn. It is sponsored by the
Buncombe Count
Democratic Women and will
feature Congressman Charlie
Rose of Fayetteville.
Democratic County chairs
will meet at 1:00 p.m. and the
Council of State will host an
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