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THE TRANSYLVANIA TIMES
August 26, 1971
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from the Quaker Test Kitchens
Lively Cereal Breakfast
I Not Ions ago the rooster’s crow often heralded morning.
iNow it's more likely an alarm clock that wakes us. Other
i things have changed, too —. breakfast, for instance. It’s lighter
ias a rule, and easier and faster to prepare, as in Fruit Spangled
! Cereal — a colorful combination of extra protein Life cereal,
| fresh pears, strawberries and ice cream,
i nils good tasting oat cereal contains an added amount of
i Important protein. There are 5.1 grams in a one-ounce serving
! <2/3 cup) of this cereal. A one-ounce serving also supplies
100% of the minimum dally requirements for thiamine ribo
flavin and niacin, plus 15% of the daily Iron requirement. ,
< A breakfast of fruit or Juice, cereal and milk, bread and
'Spread plus milk to drink starts the day right. Serve Fruit
Spangled Cereal with cinnamon toast, milk and coffee, then sea
for yourself!
i FBT7TT SFANGUSD CEREAL
[ TUTnlroa 2 Servings
l-d/e cups fresh strawberry
slices
f. Vanilla Ice Cream
2-3/S caps Quaker Ufa
1-1/S cups fresh pears,
■ diced
Xn a tall glass or cereal howl alternate layers of Life cereal,
pears, strawberries and ice cream. Garnish each serving with
a thin pear slice and a strawberry.
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For a dinner and evening that is distinctively
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atmosphere overlooking beautiful Etowah
Valley Golf Course. FEATURING PRIME
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Toss your own Salad from 17 ingredients.
Champagne with your meal, compliments of the dub.
Thurs. is Family Night featuring a spaghetti
dinner with a delicious homemade meat
sauce.
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Evening Except SUNDAYS and TUES
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Distaff
Deeds
Bedspread From
' Scraps
Mrs. Betty Howell, Oxford,
has found unique way to use
small leftover pieces of polyes
ter knits.
Working in her spare time,
she designed and constructed a
colorful and attractive bed
spread. “The spread,” says Ex
tension Home Economics Agent
Linda Bright, “is made up of
950 individual pieces stitched
together.”
Each piece was made from
a large circle that was gathered
at the edge and pulled into a
powder puff effect. The raw
edges were covered with a
small circle cut from a con
trasting color and siitched in
place.
After all the circles were
completed, they were arranged
in a colorful array and stitched
at the edges to form an attrac
tive open work design, Miss
Bright adds.
Well-Dressed Husband
A few pairs of knit slacks for
men can be expensive.
But an Orange County home
maker found a way to keep her
husband well-dressed and to
stretch the family’s clothing
dollar.
It took a commercial pattern,
seven dollars worth of polyester
knit and a few hours time for
Mrs. Betty Skyes to make her
husband knit slacks that look
ed well tailored, Mrs. Fonrose
Gore, home economics exten
sion agent reports.
Boys Enjoy Sewing
No need for sewing to be
a “woman only” hobby. Boys can
enjoy it too.
One Wayne County lad, Gary
Edmundson has stitched up his
own tie and plans to make a
vest and other articles for his
younger brother.
The 4-H leader working with
Gary believes he shows great
tailoring promise, observes
Sarah T. Jones, home econom
ics extension agent.
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
State of North Carolina
County of Transylvania
Having qualified as the
Executrix of the estate of Wil
liam Chester West, deceased,
late of the county of Transyl
vania, North Carolina, this is
to give notice that all persons
having claims against the estate
of the deceased to present
them to the undersigned Execu
trix at Box 116, Pisgah Forest,
N. C. on or before the 12th
day of February, 1972 or this
notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons
indebted to the said estate will
i please make immediate settle
ment.
This the 12th day of August,
1971.
Inez Poindexter West
Executrix Estate of Wil
liam Chester West de
ceased.
8/12/4tp
For a
happier
life!
Established IS34
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LOVE AUTUMN! — This
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suit with a cardigan style
jacket and straight skirt
was designed by Victor Jor-»
is for V. & J. Design Inc.
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When whipping cream re
fuses to whip, place bowl in
another bowl half filled with
ice. This should solve your
problem.
Hang fiberglass draperies to
clear the floor, furniture or
windowsill as the constant rub
bing causes the glass fibers to
break.
To encourage wider reading
of the Scriptures, the Ameri
can Bible Society publishes an
nually a daily Bible reading
plan, and promotes Worldwide
Bible Reading Month, from
Thanksgiving to Christmas. It
also endorses the observance
of National Bible Week, Nov.
21 - 28, and Bible Sunday, the
Sunday prior to Thanksgiving.
Household
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EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
Having qualified as Executor
under the Will of John R. Le
Vally, late of Pisgah Forest,
Transylvania County, Nprth
Carolina, the undersigned does
hereby notify all persons, firms,
and corporations having claims
against the estate of said de
cedent to exhibit them to the
undersigned at the Trust De
partment, Wachovia Bank &
Trust Company, N. A., Ashe
ville, North Carolina, on or be
fore February 6, 1972, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons,
firms, and corporations indebt
ed to the said estate will please
make immediate payment to the
undersigned.
This 23rd day of July, 1971.
WACHOVIA BANK & TRUST
COMPANY, N. A. EXECUTOR,
ESTATE OF JOHN R. LE
•VALLY
8-54tc
..... .m—
Dr. L. G. Sumner
HENDERSONVILLE. N. C.
702 Fleming Street
Chiropractic Treatment
"Plaza Suite" Is Now Playing
At The Flat Rock Playhouse
“Plaza Suite,” Neil Simon’s
filth consecutive Broadway
smash - hit comedy, opened at
the Flat Rock Playhouse Tues
day evening for a week’s run,
through Saturday.
The play, which starred
Gtorge C. Scott and Maureen
Stapleton in the original pro
duction and, in the film, Walter
Matthau and Miss Stapleton,
consists of three episodes, each
taking place in the same suite
of the internationally famous
Plaza Hotel in New York City.
The first concerns a middle
aged married couple who return
to the hotel to celebrate a
wedding anniversary in the
room where they honeymooned.
The second has to do with a
thrice - married big . shot Hol
lywood producer and the child
hood sweetheart who comes to
see him at the hotel. And the
third deals with a young bride
to-be who locks herself in the
bathroom while her frantic par
ents try to get her to her wed
ding in the ballroom below.
Playwright Simon, whose
“Barefoot in the Park,” “Come
Blow Your Horn,” and “The Odd
Couple” had delighted Broad
way audiences in prior seasons,
shared with director Mike
Nichols the reviewers’ raves af
ter the opening of “Plaza Suite.”
Wrote the N. Y. Times, “Hilari
ous . . . Simon and Nichols
have done it again, once more
set the town laughing;” the N.
Y. Daily News reported, “This
blockbuster is the wildest and
most uproarious farce I have
seen on a stage;” and the N. Y.
Post rejoiced, “A wonderfully
happy and gratifying evening
of sheer entertainment ....
richly funny.”
All of Neil Simon’s previous
Broadway successes have also
been Vagabond hits, each of
them being held over for a sec
ond week’s run.
Pacing the Flat Rock Play
house production will be David
Samay. who, after playing lead
ing roles last summer at Mag
gie Valley Playhouse, joined the
Vagabonds to tour as The Ac
tor in “The World of Carl
Sandburg” and was seen last
week as Sandells in “A Cry of
Players,” and Tom Campbell,
Ellen Kelly, Margarete Kilness,
Sally Nall, Ed Oster and Kevin
McKee.
“Plaza Suite” is directed by
Walter Williamson, with the
hotel °etting designed by Wal
ter O’Rourke. Mimi Corson is
the stage manager, and De
Layne Parham is property mis
tress.
Performances are through
Saturday evenings at 8:30, with
Wednesday and Saturday mati
nees at 2:30. The State Theatre
of North Carolina is located
three miles south of Henderson
ville, on U. S. 25.
Sapphire-Whitewater Personal
Items Are Reported This Week
By • Wallace Brewer
(Left out last week)
SAPPHIRE - WHITEWATER
—Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hipp
of Sarasota spent last week as
gijest of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Howe, of Chipmonk Lane. The
Hawes plan to do some visiting
at Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Sweet
ing of Sarasota, are vacation
ing at the Lee Hutchinson cot
tage.
Thursday evening dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Garland
Grimshawe were Mr! and Mrs.
Robert Williams, Mr, and Mrs.
Whiteknecht, and son, Wpiren,
of Baton . Rouge, j
guests during the,
Mr. and, Mrs:
and Mrs. Jai
and Ricky; the
way family of
and Mr. and Mi
of Brevard, and
., Other
What further shoe care is
recommended?
With the vast variety of
leathers, fabrics and man
made shoe materials, it is im.
portant to know some of the
methods Used to preserve and
protect them.
For leather, apply paste
wax with a cotton cloth for
a high gloss. When dry, rub
with a fresh cloth, then fin
ish with a lamb’s wool brush.
Suede needs a light hand
brush. First a gentle brush
ing to remove the dust. If the
suede has been bruised, use
an emery board very lightly
to raise the surface. Cleari
with a very small amount of
cleaning fluid. It is worth in
vestigating Borne of the new
cleaning products in spray
cans that can be used on dark
or pale colored suede.
Fabric shoes can be clean
ed with cleaning fluid.
Campus and country boots
get rough wear and should
be cleaned after each wear
ing. If they are made of
smooth leather, waa|i them
with saddle soap, a smatl
sponge and very little water.
Then rub with a rough towel
until dry and follow with a
rill and two grandsons, Ricky
and Johnny.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Kerschner, and Mrs. Iva John
son of Black Gum Lane visited
Cherokee one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Barker
and son Keith from Ft. Lauder
dale, Fla., were recent guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Brooks of
Bearwallow Drive.
Mrs. Lyle McCoy and daugh
ter, Mrs. Bill Holden, were re
cent visitors of Mrs. Russell
Gillespie of Leicester. Tolvin
Miller and son, Arnold of WaL
halla, S. C., were Monday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle McCoy.
Zachary Reunion
Set At Cashiers
The Zachary Reunion will be
held Sunday, August 29th, at
Hie lower Cemetery, Cashiers.
V* Lunch will be served at 12:30
p, m.
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Spaghetti Dinner Makes
Summer Cooking A Breeze
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Summer is the season for simple meals requiring little tame
and effort Thus, convenience foods are especially handy dur
ing these months, for they offer a helpful head start m the
kitchen. .
This Spaghetti Spectacular can be prepared in minutes with
a packaged complete spaghetti dinner. Sour cream and seal-:
lions add a unique flavor to the spaghetti which blends well
with the rich meat sauce. ... ,
I Serve this delicious spaghetti dinner with a refreshing fruit
salad, crisp bread sticks and a cool beverage. ,g.r- "
i Spaghetti Spectacular
1 package (lfl^-o*.) Chef Vi cup sliced scallions ’
Boy-ar-dee Complete % 2 tablespoons milk I
Spaghetti Dinner with J 1 tablespoon butter /
Meat Sauce Y % teaspoon salt ^
% cup sliced, stuffed olives t Dash pepper
Vi cup sour cream X__,
Cook spaghetti according to package directions. Meanwhile,
mix meat sauce with olives and heat thoroughly. Dram spa
ghetti: return to pot and combine with sour cream, scallions,
milk, butter, salt and pepper. Mix well while holding over low,
heat. Serve immediately with meat sauce and canned grated
cheese. Serves 4,
Local Student Receives
Masters Degree At Emory
Almost 300 graduates re
ceived degrees at Emory Uni
ersity’s summer commence
ment exercises recently at
Atlanta, Ga.
Dr. John C. Stephens, Jr.,
dean of Emory College, made
the commencement address.
With a graduate school and
schools of medicine, law,
theology, denistry, nursing
and business administration,
Emory awards more graduate
and professional degrees than
undergraduate ones.
Marty Wingard, daughter
of Mrs. J. C. McCall, route 1,
Pisgah Forest, received her
Master of Nursing Degree.
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