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ROBERT JORGENSEN AND VICKY FOX
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Vicky Fox Engaged To R.L. Jorgensen
Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Fox
of Buckley. Ul, and Dr. and
Mr* Roy A. Jorgenaen Jr. of
Hendersonville announce the
engagement and approaching
marriage of their children,
Vicky Sue Fox and Robert
Basement Sale
For Scouts
And Brownies
The parents of girls
belonging to Marshall Girl
Scout Troop No. 266 ar J
Marshall Brownie Scoui
Troop No. 079 will have a
basement sale on Sept. IS,
from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. at the
home of Jenice and Clarence
Pegg, Route 1, Road 1191 off
Rector Corner Road in
Marshall.
All proceeds from the sale
will be donated equally to the
two troops to be used by them
to help pay for camping
equipment, craft supplies,
badges, outings, and so on.
Everyone is invited to help
these scout troops and to
bring the whole family. There
will be clothing for everyone,
jewelry, toys, books, dishes,
patterns, material, household
goods, and many, many
miscellaneous items. Hun
dreds of things will be priced
under $5.
To reach the sale, go across
the bridge in Marshall and
follow the signs for ap
proximately 3'2 miles.
Hospital News
Mrs Maggie Anders has
returned to her home in
Marshall after spending
several weeks in Brentwood
Rehabilitation Center
recuperating from a broken
hip and arm.
Kathy Fisher, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher
of Marshall, is a patient in St.
Joseph's Hospital where she
is undergoing treatment.
Mrs. Clara (Ebb) Crowe of
Marshall is a patient in
Memorial Mission Hospital
where she is receiving
treatment following a stroke.
H E. White has returned W
his home near Marshall from
St. Joseph's Hospital whert '
he recently underwent
surgery.
Vicky to a 1973 graduate of
Buckley-Loda High School,
and haa attended Atlantic
Union College in South
Lancaater, Mass. She haa
served aa a student
missionary in Bangknh,
Thailand, and is presently
assistant dean of girls at the
Fletcher Seventh- Day
Adventist Academy in
Fletcher.
Robert attended Fletcher
Academy and then moved to
Paw Paw Creek near Mir
shall, where he baa been
farming for the paat aeven
year*.
The couple look forward to
the day whoa God shall unite
them and have aa their data
Thanksgiving evening, Nov.
SI, at 7 p.m. The ceremony
will be performed in the
Seventh-Day Adventtot
Chureh of Fletcher. Tbey
sincerely roquaat your
preaence in thought and
prayer.
Robinsons Feted On Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Robinson, Route 2, Weaver
ville, were honored on Aug. 26
with a golden anniversary
celebration in the fellowship
hall of Piney Mountain Baptist
Public Health Workers
To Convene Here
Citizens of Madison County
will have the opportunity to
learn more about prepaid
health plans as a possible
method of holding down health
care costs at a public hearing
Sept. 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the
Mountain Area Health.
The hearing is one of six
scheduled for September
across the state by the N.C.
Commission on Prepaid
Health Plans which has been
studying the issue for the past
year. The purpose of the hear
ings is to familiarize health
care providers, consumers
and employers with the com
mission's findings and recom
mendations.
Most prepaid health plans,
or Health Maintenance
Organizations (HMO), pro
vide most basic health ser
vices to those enrolled for a
fixed prepaid monthly fee,
regardless of how many ser
vices are used. Individuals op
ting for such a plan are
assured of medical care on a
24-hour basis and often avoid
costly hospital visits.
According to Commission
Chairman Glenn Wilson,
evidence from other states in
dicates that savings occurring
from reduced hospital use can
be utilized to provide more
ambulatory care. "Whether
these and other aspects of
prepaid plans would offer
workable alternatives to ex
isting insurance coverage in
this state will be under conti
nuing study by the commis
sion," Wilson said.
"These hearings are an ex
cellent opportunity for citizens
to learn about health
maintenance organizations
and their potential for cost ef
fective health programs, Gov.
Hunt said. "I requested the
commission to hold these
hearings and I urge you to at
tend," he added.
Raynee Tweed Celebrates
Raynee Tweed, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tweed of
Route 3, Marshall, celebrated
her first birthday with a party
at the home of her parents on
Sept. 2.
The "Raggedy Ann" color
scheme was carried out in the
birthday cake and decora
tions.
Those attending were her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Ramsey; Mr. and Mrs.
Do ward Gentry and Mrs. Lula
Tweed; her great
grandmother, Mrs. Florence
Cook; also, Marsha Lynn and
School Menu
BREAKFAST
Monday, Sept 17 - Danish
sweet roll, juice and milk.
Tuesday, Sept 18 - buttered
toast, sliced peaches and
milk.
Wednesday, Sept IS ? ham
biscuits, apple and milk.
Thursday, Sept 20 - cereal,
juice and milk.
Friday, Sept 21 ? dunkin
sticks, apple sauce and milk.
LUNCH
Monday, Sept 17 ? hot dogs
on bun with chili, slaw, baked
beans, pudding and milk.
Tuesday, Sept 18 - pizza,
tossed salad, french fries,
orange and milk.
Wednesday, Sept 19 - fish
steaks on bun with cheese,
slaw, pear halves and milk.
Thursday, Sept 20 - Bar-B
Que on bun, brown while
white potatoes, jello w-fruit
and milk.
Friday, Sept 21 - spaghetti
w-meat sauce, tossed salad,
pineapple up-side down cake,
rolls and milk.
Births
A son, to Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew E. Chandler of
Marshall, Sept. 3.
A daughter, to Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Griffey in Greeneville,
Tenn., Sept. 6.
A son, to Mr. and Mrs.
David A. Rogers, Mars Hill,
Sept. ?.
A son (Brandon Neil), to
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie
Buckner, Route 7, Marshall,
Aug. ?.
A THIRD FAUCET
LOMBARD, 111. (AP) - A
separate faucet for drinking
and cooking water is seen as
the new look in kitchen sinks
by the Water Quality Associ?
ation.
This "third faucet" would be
served by a special filtration
to remove any organic
contaminants in
s water not re
Lana Ramsey and Sharon
Ricker, aunts; a great uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Owenby and Wayne; Mr. and
Mrs. Black Cutshall and
Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Murdock, Jean and Deana
Cantrell, Maxine, Kenneth
and John Gosnell, Gail and
Bonnie Cutshall, Peggy and
Dahn Cutshaw, Sharon
Bailey; Mr. and Mrs. Tweed
and Raynee.
Church. They were married
on Aug. 28, 192#, in Greenville,
SC.
The celebration of love was
given by their children and
grandchildren. The couple
have four children: Carolyn
Jamerson, Asheville; Joyce
Ingle, Clifton Robinson and
the Rev. Dale Robinson, all of
Weaverville. They have 10
grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, the
former Lucy Buckner, lived in
the California Creek Com
munity of Madison County for
many years.
Over 200 relatives and
friends came by to visit with
the couple and extend their
best wishes. The highlight of
the afternoon was a ceremony
performed by their son, the
Rev. Dale Robinson, with the
couple renewing their mar
riage vows.
Ice cubes frozen with a twist
of lemon peel add flavor to
diet beverages and sparkling
mineral water.
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