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CityViewNC.com | 33 By MichAel JAenicke E x p e r i e n c e t h e d o u b l e b i n d e r f l a v o r o f M o n t e b y M o n t e c r i s t o . A r e v o l u t i o n a r y t w i s t o n a b e l o v e d c l a s s i c . A modern classic Monte and Montecristo are trademark registered by Altadis U.S.A. Inc. or one of its subsidiaries in the U.S. Pat & TM Office. This trademark may be registered by others in other countries. Join the fun www.montecristosocialclub.com Monte Ad (CA).c_Layout 1 12/13/13 4:56 PM Page 1 Luxury Smoking Lounge Scotch, Whiskey, Wine & Craft Beer Bar 320 N. McPherson Church Rd. 910.864.5705 • www.ansteads.com Smoke. Drink. Be Social. PREMIUM CIGARS 43 PT ADVERTISING (5 TO LESS THAN 10 SQ. FT.) 58 PT ADVERTISING (10 TO LESS THAN 20 SQ. FT.) 11 PT ADVERTISING (15 TO LESS THAN 65 SQ. IN.) 13 PT ADVERTISING (65 TO LESS THAN 110 SQ. IN.) 15 PT ADVERTISING (110 TO LESS THAN 180 SQ. IN.) 16 PT ADVERTISING (180 TO LESS THAN 360 SQ. IN.) 18 PT ADVERTISING (360 TO LESS THAN 470 SQ. IN.) 30 PT ADVERTISING (470 TO LESS THAN 720 SQ. IN.) 9 PT ADVERTISING (LESS THAN 15 SQ. IN.) Walk-In Humidor Largest Selection of Premium Cigars in the Region are invited to participate), more than 100 works will represent a cross sec- tion of subjects, styles and skill levels of the community. In July, the Arts Council will feature an edgy exhibit called "Expressions of an Environment" from June 27th through July 19th, where local resi- dents can experience the intensity of the urban environment through art. Of collectors in particular, Anne stressed their vital role the art com- munity. Her feelings are embodied by Mary Gabriel in one of her favorite quotes regarding two of the most fa- mous art collectors in history, Etta and Claribel Cone: "Collectors are the invisible, indis- pensable, and underappreciated hand that first provides artists with the money needed to create their work, and then provides the public the op- portunity to see their creations. All collectors but a few are le out of the folklore of art history, as if the people who pay for the art are somehow less important than the other personages orbiting the artist – the dealer, for ex- ample, or even the critic. But the col- lectors' passion for art, not to mention their discerning eye for up-and-com- ing artists, have allowed some of the world's greatest artists to survive and thrive – and contemporary audiences to appreciate them first-hand. But for the collectors, art history might well have taken an entirely different shape and direction.'' CV 2346 Barrington Circle • Fayetteville, NC 28302 • www.haymountrehab.com 910.689.0150 Physical Therapy • Speech Therapy • Occupational Therapy

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