Cedar Mountain News
By Kay Pratt
s
Sager To Speak
FWill Sager, county solid waste
(rector, will be the guest speaker
f the meeting of the Cedar Moun
Iin Community Club Monday,
Hev. 7, at the community center.
Pease note the time for the winter
conths is 7 p.m.
2 With plans under way for the
■w tipping system for disposal of
Mid waste which is scheduled to
Mgin in January, all residents
Mould be interested in attending
his meeting to hear Sager speak.
Everyone is invited.
• Church Women To Meet
The WMS of Rocky Hill Baptist
Church meet Wednesday, Nov. 9, at
Qt a.m. at the church. All commu
thy women are welcome to attend.
G Fun Halloween Party
* A very special thank you to the
men and women of the Cedar
Mountain Volunteer Fire Depart
ment who hosted the annual com
munity Halloween party at the fire
t building last Friday night. Gina
Summey and Ginger Woodard were
9 charge.
$ Children and adults dressed up
ip every kind of costume: pirates,
witches, ghosts, beauty queens, a
Barbie doll, Pooh, even a family of
bees came to enjoy the party. The
fire department personnel did a
$
P
eat job decorating the inside of
building and even and ice cream
ne and popcorn machines besides
traditional refreshments.
1 3 During the costume parade,
prizes were awarded to Madison
Dossey, Jessie and Robert Garren,
Emily Bishop, Jessie Rackley,
Stephanie Jones and Taylor Bridges
in the baby to age 3 group, to Jill
Winslow, Cody Bishop, Megan
Bishop, Tawni Rackley, Kaitlin
Bomba, Ingrid Allstaedt and Vin
cent Christopher in the age 4 to 10
group. Prizes in the age 11 to age
18 group went to Leslie Jones,
Manda McConnell, Katrina Gosnell
and Melissa Murphy and adults
Betty and Sharon Bishop, Kit and
Marilyn Garren and Bill Holcombe.
' Many thanks to everyone who
helped decorate, brought refresh
ments, brought cakes for the cake
walk, helped with the games or con
tributed in any way toward the
party. The community owes much
appreciation to the folks of the fire
department who gave everyone a
zood time and provided a safe Hal
ldween for the children.
' Personals
• It was trick or treat at the post
office on Monday with Postmaster
Veheda Fuller pale as a ghost and
wearing a wig of long, black hair.
The lobby was decorated with black
cats, pumpkins and a witch. To one
side, a small casket opened and
closed as a Dracula, with eyes of
flashing lights, sat up inside.
; Congratulations to Kit Garren
who was elected president of the
National Association of Residential
Property Managers at the recent an
nual convention in New Orleans.
* Dixie and Curtis Lane left on
Grief Workshop
To Be Held
» Hospice of Transylvania Com
munity Hospital is sponsoring a
workshop to provide assistance to
5 those who would like to know more
about dealing with grief and the
holidays.
: For many people, the holiday
is a difficult time. "Holiday
season
Help...
elp...Hope and Healing for Those
Who Grieve," will offer guidelines
L did
seas
support during this emotional
ton. Elizabeth Galloway, Be
reavement Coordinator for Hospice,
will lead a discussion of the four
■years" of holiday grief and tech
-, ifiques for coping with the recovery
?fom grief.
h
j "Holiday Help" will be offered
Thursday, Nov. 10, at 4 p.m. in
e hospital conference room. To
Agister for this free workshop, call
die Wellness Department at 884
1007.
*2
The Clerk of Court has to
know the JOB! DORENE
POWELL MAHONEY'S
experience and knowledge
makes her the RIGHT
CHOICE!! She's got my vote!
David McNeill - Pisgah Forest
I
hud for by committee to elect Dorene Powell
Kaheney, Beverly Peterson treasurer
Vote Dorene Powell
h
%
Mahoney
Next Tuesday!!
W *
Sunday for the winter at their home
in Decatur, Ga. Their daughter and
son-in-law, Nancy and Alan Cadora
of Atlanta, came for the weekend
and helped with the move.
After a trip to Columbia, S.C.
and Sebastian, Fla., Don and Eve
lyn Davis returned home last week.
Al and Harriet Tewkesbury of
Aiken, S.C. were up last weekend
at their summer home.
Visiting John and Ethel Murray
recently were friends Duane and
Genelle Sims of Rockledge, Fla.
who also enjoyed Biltmore House
while in the area.
Tommy and Pauline Taylor and
children Justin, Lauren and Amy,
came up Friday from Florence, S.C.
for the weekend with Mary Taylor.
Recent guests of Jack and Lou
Ann Dent were Jack's brother and
his wife. Cliff and Dorothy Dent of
Jackson, Miss, and Jack's cousin,
Bradley Dent, and his wife, Fredna,
and friends Robert and Anna Jo
Mashburn, all of Bolton, Miss.
Chuck Mullens left last Thurs
day for his home in Fl Myers, Fla.
after a three-week visit here with
his mother, Luella Mullens.
Here at their summer home over
last weekend were Anna Backofen
and her daughter. Dr. Joanne Back
ofen of Piney Flats, Tenn.
Get-well wishes to Vera Stinson
who was sick at home all last week.
As far as we know, no one is in the
hospital and that's good news.
TAX DEFERREDSERVICES
Insurance:
Life, health, disability, long term care, Medicare Supplement
Mutual funds, annuities, IRA's, retirement programs and planning
Representing:
Blue Cross/Blue Shield
Jackson National Life Insurance Co.
Jefferson Pilot Life Insurance Co.
John Alden Life Insurance Co.
Northern Life Insurance Co.
Jim Fortune
232 S. Caldwell St., Brevard, N.C. 28712
(704) 883-9513
HOLIDAY
POWER BUYS!
Just another way Winn-Dixie is
helpenc to lower your total food bill
even more We use computer
buying power to track down the
best deals Then we pass that
savings on to you. They look like
other store's weekly specials BUI
theyre our prices EVERY DAY?
3
5-Lb.
—- Thrifty Maid
SUGAR
(Seczydaq
\ POWER
\BUYS:/
BUYS!
Sugar
5-Lb.
- Red Band
FLOUR
BUYS!
J Flour
88
Pillsbury Plus
18-Oz. All Varieties
sal Pillsbury
( Seezydae )
\ power/'
BUYS!
Cake Mix
59
r
' it;p
- Half Gallon All Flavors
y Prestige
W Ice Cream
P$277
I QU—Tt
WW*)
sZobrond
64-Oz. Superbrand
Pure Premium
Orange Juice
$198
15-Oz. Thrifty Maid
Cut Green Beans Or
Whole
Kernel Corn
“3$1
I For A
Absolutely. Positively
The Low Price Leader
Lower Prices Every Day!
WINN DIXIE
COPYTICNT1004
wan-ou
GAMEBNVLLL,BC
America’s Supermarket*
Prices good November 2-8,1994.
QUANTITY NGNTS
MSERVeD
Your Satisfaction is #1!
Everything you purchase at Winn-Dixie is backed by our 100%
Satisfaction Guaranteed If you’re not satisfied, neither are we!
Just return the item and we will gladly replace it or refund your
money. No questions asked!
17
w*n
i
62544422
FArifr
The Other
White Meat*
! 44%
A*
4 **
fh
H
74
see
63
a3
se
44.9
3**89*.
*n ‘0
$3
**
$
***
ainede
wtt
Nsas
Setid*
K
$4
% e
“*t.,+
Rectangular Or
Oval
Roasting Pans
SAVE 72e PER LB.
•CWDBrand 7 ;
» kea
— -*s
wantpntBcomtbl
Rump Or Shank Portion—
• -. ..ssscavonatovv=y==it=eoiit
e
Lb.
H
$
*
<*
?
S0U
2e*2t,,
c.-i ... . ... ** .
5*
&
•t -
weett
*43
$3
war
0;3*
wy • /3s s*rBoyyanenuscpetp=mi
“ W-D Select Lean,s‘Ce
Rib Half Pork Loins
W-D Select Lean r*ass
. Loin Half Pork Lo .
W-D Select Lean Family Pack."
CenterCut Pork Chops—
W-D Select Lean 55% Aeerg •* ”
Assorted Pork Chop
*o 5s
2
RR
$
C
33
jf.
•h
«‘
6-Pack 20-Oz. Non
Returnable Bottle*
Mello
t
etC.
Coke
slom"
S
ze3
“asr
*
A
*(i
60-4
“asT
A_—
32
4,
go
•***
(
MM.
Sprite,,
3$
BP 12-Pack 12-Oz. Cana
L1IW Miller Ute Ice, Draft, Draft Ute Or
ay Miller Lite
Beer fl
“WYS
$119
" lathe elit
=74
Icehouse
Beer
*3
95
M598
—
tJa
iees=l
4
as
1
$A"
Fd
-Eoxe)
thid
is
PPr2s.
MAh
avesa
gr
20slett $59—2/‘8sa‘”A281T7T
"*sei"eaaseudb.Shaas*'s
20-Oz. (z
ature’s Own
Butter Bread
Great
ogeth
12-Oz.
W-D Brand
Sliced
Cooked Ham
98 d $288
II,
..
***
DELI
‘ASxP
J
Uh,
210..: k Act
Prestige”
oiled
cucastsentti
BAKERY
*5. s geese
***r **
4.",
< y* t
skabt
")* r h * *,
ssoomsmaztrvgn&.
# shadkat
• .W ,
1
_ *
<*3 ‘he "*
195
S
*s
*
d
Ye
yt —
&& 4 &
s $ 3
ts
r.
$ 4",
*e.
Asheville- 5 South Tunnel Rd. (D/B) Brevard-Brevard Shopping Center (D/B) Enka-Enka Market
Place Hendersonville-Four Seasons Shopping Center (D/B,S) Waynesville-Waynesville Plaza
(D/B,S) Franklin-Franklin Place (D/B)
gzHPPPPPPPr