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Page 11 Summer, 1988 FOTOFAX Money Talks: Financial Footnotes From Your Credit Union If you find yourself making a monthly loan payment almost every day, it’s time to simplify things. Why run the risk of over looking installment payments and damag ing your credit record, when chances are the credit union can consolidate your loans and reduce your payments to one per month? Collect your loan agreements, account statements and payment schedules. Then, come in and talk with one of our loan officers. We’ll try to help you refinance that current collection of install ment loans and create a single consoli dated loan which will be easier to manage. No, it won’t reduce the amount of money you owe. However, it will reduce the amount of clutter on your desk and complications in your life. These days, that’s worth quite a lot. To really know how well your financial game plan is working, you have to check the scoreboard every now and then. This involves calculating your net worth. It is by Linda Whitaker Credit Union Manager not more complicated than adding up all your assets - cash, investments, personal property, real estate — and subtracting your liabilities - bills, debts and mort gages. If your game plan is working, the results should be positive, and should be increasing every year. If it isn’t, you need to turn your attention to a different finan cial planning tool — your budget. There is nothing difficult or mysterious about calculating your personal net worth or conducting your financial affairs in accordance with a budget. It is just good, basic management of your family’s finances. No matter how your financial situation seems, seek assistance first from your Credit Union. We may be able to develop a plan to help you through your money crises. ri=u)nv Cook’s Corner With Wiima Johnson These desserts are especially good in summer because they are cool and light. “Apri cot Delight” was given to me by Reva Allman. The “Oreo Cake” receipe is provided by Jane Fleming. The “Sour Cream Banana Pudding” is one of my own. Apricot Delight % cup of sugar % cup of water 6 oz. apricot Jello 1 jar jr. apricot baby food 8 oz. can crushed pineapple IV2 cups pecans 8 oz. package cream cheese 1 can Eagle Brand milk Bring to a boil % cup sugar, % cup water and 6 oz. apricot Jello. Add 1 jar junior apricot baby food. Stir well. Add 8 oz. can crushed pineapple with juice. Let cool. Add 1V2 cup pecans. Mix 8 oz. package cream cheese and 1 can Eagle Brand milk. Add to first mixture. (Cream cheese should be soft.) Put into 9” x 13” dish and refrigerate all day or over night. This molds well also. PS. Use 1 large box of Jello (6 oz.) or 2 small (3 oz.) boxes. Seen & Heard Some Very Important Events: Dan & Shirley Lanning married 3-4-88. Buddy & Kathy Williams married 6-25-88. • Lois Ballantine & Pat Pat- .vc.,jvii iTiarrIed 5-1'^.-d8 ' Lttiai)uut;uuc^:.t^|»&nuijctt i'« VhitaRer marriec llespie & WhItaRer married'8-12-88. » Larry & Tammy Johiv son — baby girl, Mollie Tenille Johnson — 8-14-88 • Jay & Rosie Thomas — baby girl, Sarah E. Thomas — 8-26-88 • Jim & Lu Ann Welter — baby girl, Megan Ames Welter — 9-14-88 • Preston & Susan Rahn — a baby girl, Leah Kathleen, born 6-18-88. • Rob & Connie Daniels — a baby boy, Jordon Ray, born 2-16-88. • Hank & Robin Moffit — a daughter, Nathalie, born 2-16-88. • Mitch & Shirley McClure — a baby boy, Wesley Adam, born 2-27-88. This is a grandson for Bobby McClure. • Dean & Denise Furr — a baby boy, Jonathan Bruce, born 3-18-88. • Elizabeth Tait & husband, Steve — a new baby boy, Davidson Tait Studebaker, born 7-26-88. • Margaret Gar- ren — a new granddaughter, Jessica Ann Meyers, born 5-15-88. • Double Granddaughters, twins, in June for Paul Palmer. Bonnie, the mother, is a former Summer LSE. • Paul Burke has a new granddaughter, Amanda Christine Roberts, born 4-25-88. • A new grandson for George Williams, Joshua Mitchell Harper, born 5-25-88. Maria, the mother, is a former Sum mer LSE. • A new grandson for Wimpy & Helen McMahan, Alex, born 9-11-88. Sammy McMahan, the father, is a LSE in Finishing. • A baby girl, Breanna Nicole, for Alton & Patricia Wilkie. • Tommy Hollingsworth bowled a 300 tournament game, won a gold ring. • Billy Powell’s team won the Coca-Cola World Classic Baseball Championship in Atlanta. • Dennis & Josie Capps and Larry Fortenberry's wife, Susan were winners in the DuPont of the Carolines Bowling tournament, hosted by the Cape Fear Plant. • Steven Crisp has completed a Master of Business Administration Degree at W.C.U. • Yvonne Collins has earned an Occupational Safety Certificate through Western Carolina University • R & D has two Karate Black Belts: Barbara Paris received her Black Belt in Shao-Lin-Suu Kempo Karate last November and B.J. Klein received his Black Belt in Shorin-Ryu Karate in June. • N.C. Governor Jim Martin notified Ken Walend’s son, David, that he had been selected to represent the state in the Dept, of Energy’s Science Honors Program. • Janet Murr’s son, J.R., was chosen by the Eastern For estry Commission as one of three students in the Eastern U.S. and Canada to receive a Forestry Scholarship • Bob Delwiche’s daughter, Elizabeth, a Scientific Writing student at Duke University, has been selected as a 1988 Benjamin N. Duke Scholar. • New non-smokers: Jack Gant, Ralph King & Dale Caldwell. • At the Plant Picnic: Leonard Owen won the EMT’s 25 inch color TV; Walter Hart won the Bean Guessing contest — prize, a Haas Jordan Umbrella; John Goodman the Grand Bingo Prize — a microwave oven; Door Prizes — Haas Jordan Umbrellas — were won by: Bob Burrell, John Goodman, Charles M. Greene, Jimmy Jacobs, Eric Louis LeGloa- hec, Don Merrill, Hobart Pace, Jr., Ronnie C. Shehan, R.H. Tait, Buddy Williams, Carl Y. Conley, Sr., Bobby Green, Keith Harbin, Michael K. John son, Mary Sue Maxwell, Randy Owen, Alan Perry, Dennis Stewart, Francis Wilder and Ruth Wilson. • Oreo Cake 16 oz. bag Oreo cookies — crushed 1 stick margine — melted 8 oz. cream cheese — softened 1 cup powdered sugar 12 oz. Cool Whip 1 large instant chocolate pudding 2 2/3 cup milk Mix pudding with milk and refrigerate. Crush cookies in blender or food processor. Melt margarine. Mix cookie crumbs with margarine and press in bottom of 13” x 9” x 2” pan. In large bowl mix cream cheese and powdered sugar, fold in V2 of the Cool Whip then put on top of cookie crumbs in pan. Refrigerate for 30 min. Spread pudding on top of cream cheese mixture then spread rest of Cool Whip on top of pudding. Save some cookie crumbs to sprinkle on top of Cool Whip. Refrigerate. Sour Cream Banana Pudding 2 small boxes of vanilla instant pud ding mix 3 cups of milk V2 cup sugar 8 oz. carton of sour cream 1 small container of Cool Whip 6-8 bananas 1 box of vanilla wafers Blend these ingredients in the order they are listed. Make a layer of vanilla wafers and then sliced bananas. Spread about half of the pudding mixture over wafers and bananas. Make another layer of wafers and bananas and finish with remaining pudding mixture. Use a large container as this is a big pudding. Fotofax is edited by Keith Harbin and published for the employees of the Brevard Plant, E.l. DuPont de Nemours and Company. It is the policy of the Brevard Plant not to discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of age, within statutory limits, race, religion, color, sex, handicap, national origin or ancestry with respect to hiring, promotion, demotion, transfer, recruitment, termina tion, rates of pay or other forms of compensation and selection for training, including the Appren ticeship Program. We are an equal opportunity employer: Male, Female, Handicapped and Vietnam-Era veterans. MEMBER Carolinas Association of Business Communicators
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