Around Norlina Telephone 456-3329 To Include Your News Mr. Charles Draffin of Raleigh visited his mother, Mrs. Martha Draffin, over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Egerton, Joey and Shawn of Wilmington spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Eger ton. Time Savers Place time-saving appliances and often-used utensils within easy reach on the kitchen counter and you'll use them moreoften. csuxrgwwfESL* TCxrjHm?, 5J-42JS?*& PLASTIC SLIP COVERS Ladies! Are your chairs covered wrth sheets or towels? See your chairs and know they are protected wtth clear Plastic Covers from smoke, stair*, dust, etc We fit ony shape or style with heavy clear plastic and appers Special Sofa and chair covered (4 pillows or less) ONL V $125 AUSBY'S PLASTIC COVERS Phone 1-536-4793 The Best of the Season to You and Yours. Here's hoping your holiday's a-bloom with joy and laughter. We greatly appreciate your trust in us. Norlina Plumbing & Electric Pat & Harry St. Sing GIVE HIM RED WINGS AND... Hell Get a Boot Out of Christmas! the perfect gift. .. % 1M that special someone 3k W wear tof work or sport ^ MAOE IN USA LEIGH'S ; two-three Hyco Street . NORLINA 4S6-2776 R| All Christmas Merchandise ] 50% Off { All Other Merchandise 25% Off This Does Not Include Fresh Flowers & Plants Large Selection Of Gift Items Available Hundley's Flowers & Frames Hwy 158 Norllna 456-2430 Mr. and Mrs. William H. King of Norlina announce the engage ment of their daughter, Lisa Elaine, to Douglas Lee Burton of Atlanta, Ga. The wedding is planned for Dec. 30. French Word "Suede" is the French word for Sweden. French tailors were intrigued by the first soft, napped finish cloth from Sweden that resembled leather, so they named it after their neighbor to the north. We're all aglow with the spirit of Christmas and we want to share it with you. Thanks. White's Dairy Service Norlina, N.C. Mark December 22 On Your Calendar i By MISS EMILY BALLINGER Extension Agent Will the family be sitting down to a 15-pound turkey Christmas Day? Then mark Dec. 22 on your kitchen calendar. That's the day you should take the turkey out of the freezer and put it in the refrigerator. "Never thaw a frozen bird at room temperature,'' warns Dr. Carolyn Lackey, extension foods and nutri tion specialist at North Carolina State University. Those who do are inviting food poisoning to join them at their holiday feast. Food can have enough bacteria to make a person sick and still look, smell and taste fine. The symptoms of food poisoning arc similar to that of the flu. Young children and older adults usually suffer more from acase of food poisoning that do healthy adults. Food poisoning is avoidable when the cook plans ahead. For additional information on cooking a turkey, contact the Home Economics Extension Agents Office at 257-3640. TAYLOR Taylor Completes Special Program Henderson CPA Robert W. Taylor recently completed the Governmental Accounting and Auditing Certificate of Educational AchievementProgram (CEA). The CEA Program is prepared by the Continuing Professional Ed ucation Division of the American Institute of Certified Public Accounts (A1CPA) to further the knowledge of CPAs in the continually changing field of Governmental Accounting and Auditing. To obtain this designation as certified governmental auditors, Taylor had to participate in 64 hours of continuing education courses and successfully complete four examina tions. Taylor is an audit partner with Holden, Moss, Knou, Clark & Tay lor, P.A., acertified public accounting firm with offices in Henderson, Ox ford and Eden. He is a member of the American Institute of Certified Pub lic Accountants and the Triangle Chapter of the North Carolina Asso ciation of Certified Public Account ants. In addition, Taylor serves on the NCACPA Quality Review Executive Committee. Continuing professional education courses, offered on such subjects as accounting and auditing, lax, and advisory services, are designed to maintain and promote professional competence, increase CPAs' skills and insure a continued high level of serv ice to the public. The CEA Program achieves that goal through an inten sive series of integrated courses in a particular subject The AICPA is the national pro fessional organization of CP As with a membership of more than 274,000. In its continuing efforts to serve the public interest the organization sets audit standards, upholds the profession's code of ethics, provides continuing education and prepares and grades the Uniform CPA Examina tion. Taylor is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Taylor of Norlina. Champion Card Painter A cheerful, 76-year-young lady took up a brush one day and started painting pictures. She painted a batch" of three or four pictures each week until she was 100 years old, and older. Anna Mary Robertson Moses, known as Grandma Moses, became one of the champion Christmas card artists in the world. Around 50 million people have received Christmas greet ings with Grandma Moses prints on thGrandma Moses especially liked the scent of hemlock around the Christ mas tree, and the smell of varnish on old toys that some thrifty person re painted for a new Christmas toy. GETTING READY TO DISTRIBUTE?Social service workers Diane Tant, left, and Charles Wal ton, right, work on getting food items organized to distribute to the county's needy families. Non-per ishable items were donated to the local department, along with toys tor children. Items are still being accepted at the local department, and those wishing to help may call 257-3242. Toys for boys are espe cially needed. Flemings Enjoy Christmas Party Mrs. Myrtle Fleming, hcrchildrcn, in laws, grandchildren and great grandchildren held their annual Christ mas party at the Norlina Woman's Club on Saturday, Dee. 16. Some 75 people were present Bill Fleming gave thanks for the meal which was served buffet style. Several Christmas carols were sung with Betty Fleming accompanying on the piano. The poem, 'Twas The Night Be fore Christmas was ready by Tasker Fleming. Old Santa appeared and entertained the children. He had surpriscsforcach of them. Bingo was played with many nice prizes for the winners. Gifts were exchanged among those present. Mrs. Myrtle Fleming received many nice gifts from hcrchildrcn and grandchildren. LEIGH'S one two three Hyco Street NORLINA Gifts For the Entire Family P Sweaters Jewelry Shoes Blouses Holiday Dresses Pajamas Shirts Trousers Hats-Caps Coats Children's Clothes ^ Open ^ Nights ^ Till 9 P.M. FREE Gift Wrapping Christmas Sale At THE ROOST CROSSROADS ANTIQUE & GIFT SHOP Want a unique or unusual Christmas gift for someone special? Then come see our porcelain dolls, old pottery, jewelry and many more unusual gift items. Brass. Depression Glass. Primitives. Baskets. Miniatures. Collectibles. Christmas Items. Open: 10-5:30 Mon.-Sat. ? 1-6 Sun. U.S. Hwy. No. 1 Norlina, N.C. If You Have One Of These, You'll Want One Of These. Performance WARRANTY ^^DUPONT^^ SIAMrf" CARPET Du Pont Certified STAJNMASTER* Carpet gives you certified quality, guaranteed performance The beauty lasts Most common food and beverage stains come out with water and a mild detergent Come in today for a great selection of colors, styles and prices fFul S-yaars against wear and common food and * DuPont registered certification mailt beverage stains; Metime against sta?c shock A.B. HAIR CARPETS, KVC. U.S. No. 1, Nortlna, N.C. 456-3307 or 492-1011 Open Monday and Friday 8 A.M.-8:30 P.M. Tuas., Wad. & Thurs. 8 A.M.-5:30 P.M. STOPPERS SENTRY Hardware SS(/L. 1 $2999 TTimtermatic ~ nw Nmln? couMn ? be bff r *6" Tim*-Air UnrlrJila I rmnn. Mn<J vanoDM Lamp ana AppHane* Tlnwf HI I Improved It* more speed I and torque %" hex collet. \ 180 RPM. auto lock tor use las manual screwdriver 1117 SI 177101 IMM ^L. <^V%' Lookback Knlfo tya* 3-in. drop point Mad* Super sharp, ruM RIVAL kuiikset $Polo Entry Lockset For all exlerior doors. Keyed * exterior knob with recessed .. . . . _ ? cylinder for easier key Natural stoneware Plastic Insertion. (? imi i*x*x3) lid. signal light. 24-oz copoclty (12 728) (3207MB) $Q99 $?99 PKwtdw 7 ouMi and ctcuft torwater. OnlcHI iwHch 4-ft cad. (0?)H?07Q TRAYLOR'S HARDWARE, INC. 129 Hyco St. Phone: 456-2351 Norlina. N.C. 27563

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