Celebrates
Tenth
Birthday
Karen Green celebrated
her 10th birthday on Septem
ber 29 with a party at her
home. Karen is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Green of Greensboro, N.C.
Her grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Ray of Route 2,
Burnsville and Mrs. Charlie
Green Sr. and the late Mr.
Green of Greensboro, N.C.
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V oter Deadline
Persons not already regis
tered who wish to vote in the
November 8 general election
re Constitutional Amend
ments, Water and Highway
Bonds, in the South Toe Fire
District referendum, and in
the Town of Burnsville mayor
and town council election, are
reminded that the deadline
for registration is October 10.
The Board of Elections office
is open Monday, Wednesday
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Parents
Invited
To School
Lunch
Yancey County will ob
serve National School Lunch
Week during the week of
October 9-15, 1977. This
special week has been set
aside by Congress in recogni
tion of the importance of
school lunches as an educa
tional, health and economic
force across the country. It is
an annual occurrance the
second week in October.
During this time we give
recognition to School Food
Service; we solicit community
cooperation and understand
ing and encourage Nutrition
Education activities. Involve- 3
ment is the key.
All parents and school I
officials are cordially invited |
to all Yancey County Schools J
on Wednesday, October 12, 9
1977 for lunch. Please contact I
the school principal 3 or 41
days in advance if you plan on I
eating lunch. The lunchroom |
employees will need to know jj
how many to plan for as they |
will have to prepare extra j
food. The “Universal Menu” |
on that day will be as follows: c
Lasagna da Vinci j
Coliseum Broccoli Salad 3
Sunny Italy Fruit Surprise i
Gondola Garlic Bread
Mama Mia Milk
The North Carolina School (
Food SErvice is a division 3
within the North Carolina I
Department of Public Instruc- c
tion, charged with the respon- I
sibility of administering food \
services in our schools. It j
must offer nutritionally ade- j
quate lunches on a non-profit ij
t basis, nutritious breakfasts, |
1 free and reduced price meals >
for children as needed; and it I
t must also offer learning :
' experiences concerning nutri- I
tion, food habits, and social j
, graces.
Adopting the theme that a I
- “hungry child cannot learn”, j
recent Federal Legislation is: ]
designed to eliminate hunger
from, the classroom. The I
* legislation is to ,
“ assume financial support from 1
state and local governments.
Yancey County parents, as
well as people all over the
nation, can assist with the
objectives of the School Lunch
Program by knowing program
m needs, encouraging your child
to eat at school each day, by
; assisting with improvements
in the local program, and by
' supporting State and National
Legislation to aid School Food
Service.
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Karen Green
Celebrates
Fifth
Birthday
Deborah Kay Cannon, <
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1
Ford Cannon, and grand
daughter of Mrs. Lula Street, <
celebrated her sth birthday 1
September 19 with a party at 1
her home at at Bee Log 1
Elementary School where she
is a Kindergarten student.
and Friday, or any precinct
Registrar or Judge is auth
orized to register county wide
by appointment.
A list of the precinct
officials and samples of the
issues to be voted on are
posted on the door of the
Elections Board office, Room
9, in the Courthouse.
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Junior Girl Scout Troop 488 Registers
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Celebrates
87th
Birthday
Mrs. Bertha Barnes cele
brated her 87th birthday on
the 25th of September at the
home of her daughter, Ms.
Myrtle Fender. She thanks all
who sent presents and cards,
including a card from the
President and his wife: She
also thanks the many people
who came to help her
celebrate.
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Join United Way Kickoff
Girl Scouts Meet
Cadette Girl Scout Troop
65 met on September 28th at
the Yancey Library. Mrs.
Patti McCall’s needlepoint
exhibit provided the setting
for instructions in needlepoint
by Mrs. McCall and Mrs.
Georgia Cannon, leaders.
Donna Braithwaite served
refreshments as the Cadettes
assembled for the meeting.
Mrs. McCall answered
questions about her needle
point designs and showed the
girls examples of Chinese,
Philippine, and Mexican
needlework. Then the girls
had an opportunity to try
designing and working with
needlepoint canvas and plas
tic. This is part of the Textile
Arts badge for Cadettes.
Donna Braithwaite, Shar
on McClure, Tanis Wilson,
Bee Young, Lisa Shepherd,
Kim and Sharon Yuziuk, Joy
Bennett, Leanne McCurry
Bertha Barnes
and Alecia Lee attended this
meeting at Yancey Library.
These girls were reminded of
the N.C. Dancers’ Rehearsal
and were invited to partici
pate in the October 1 United
Way Kickoff.
The following adults have
registered with Cadette Troop
65 forming a Troop Commit
tee: Mrs. Peggy Shepherd,
Chairman; Mrs. Louise Mc-
Clure, Jylrs. Eloise Williams,
Troop Consultants; and lead
ers, Mrs. Cannon and Mrs.
McCall. Thirteen girls regis
tered as Cadettes.
Donna Braithwaite, Bren
da Williams, and Bee Young
represented the troop at the
United Way kickoff on Satur
day. Joining them were Joan
Styles, Tammy Woody and
Shawn Boone of Junior Troop
488. Troop flags and posters
were on display.
After the ceremony on the
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Celebrates
Thirteenth
Birthday
Marvin Burton Buchanan
will celebrate his thirteenth
birthday October 6. He is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Buchanan of Burnsville. His
grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Fox of Burnsville
and Mrs. Maude Buchanan of
New dale.
square these girls distributed
United Way posters.
Cadettes will have an
important business meeting
Wednesday, October 5, at
their regular meeting place,
Burnsville Catholic Church.
Cadettes congratulate Ju
nior Troop 488 for also
registering on time for the
1977-78 Scout year. The
following members are pic
tured at their first meeting on
Wednesday, September 28:
Left to right, front row:
Jennifer Thompson, Lee Ann
Robinson, Patricia Hughes,
Phyllis Gilbert, Kathy Parker,
Joan Styles, Robin Tschudy;
Back row: Kim Edwards,
Angelia Edwards, Shawn
Boone, Kellie Tipton, Sherry
Parker, Tammy Woody, Jack
ie Wilson, Holly Dawn and
Troop leader Mrs. Julia
Norris. Not pictured are
leader Mrs. Jewell Styles,
Amy Lee Brown and Heather
Norris.
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to a banker as a guarantee
of repayment of a loan.
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Stephen Briggs
Celebrates
Fourth
Birthday
Stephen Claude Briggs
celebrated his fourth birthday
on Sunday, September 25. He
is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Briggs of Route 2,
Burnsville. Grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Laws of
Burnsville and Mr. and Mrs.
Roscoe Briggs, also of Burns
ville.
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FARIinEQUIPMEN^^^^
AUCTION
Saturday, October Bth IOiOO A.M.
Hendersonvflle, N.C.
Location: Just off Four Seasons RM.[OU ME]
Next to Radio Station WHKP
This la a partial Oat at tame early consignments:
TRACTORS IMPLEMENTS
[New* Used]
1 Ford Jubilee 1 Row Slage Chopper
1 Ford Jubilee w/leader New HoOaud Hay Baler
Masaey-Ferguaoo-30 Com Planter
1 Allis-Chalmers-45 JD Bush k Bog Harrow
Gravely Tractor w/attachmeuts Hay lake
Miscellaneous Bush Hogs
Top links Disc Harrows
Drawbars 1 and 2 Bottsn Plows
Plow Points Mowing Machine
Stabilizer Bars Tillage Tools
Tools k Wrenches 250 GaL Row Crop Spray
[New] 400 Gal Apple Spray
Drill Press [New] Boom Poles
Utility Traßeni Trucks
Cargo Trader 65 GMC Log Truck
2 Pallet Jacks 57 White
Several Rods of Mint. 18ft Van
Aluminum 8’ width 1972 Ford tan truck
2 Fork lifts 2-1972 Cbev. 2 ton tracks
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We expect more tractors, trucks, dozers,
implements and many farm related Items before
sale day.
Consignments may be brought hi Monday, October
3, untQ sale time...
Sale Ratal or Shine • Lunch Available
Contact:
King Auction & Realty Co.
420 HUlcrest Chrde
Hendersonville, N.C. 28739
Auctioneer: Jerry E. King. N.C. Lic.#lolo
Land Auctions - Estate & Machinery Sales •
Telephone 693-7226 or 693-3792
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