Jamie Marie Proffitt
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By Mary M. Deyton
and Patsy Fleming
"'Project Enlightenment"
Mrs. Dempsey Hopson, Family
Life Committee Chairman for
the Yancey County Extension
Home make”': will serve as chair
man for "Project Enlighten -
ment" which concerns learning
experiences for the pre-school
child. Elise D. Coley, of the
Raleigh Public Schools, has
edited a workbook entitled, '1
Can Do It" which is designed
to be used with the young child
in helping him build self- con
fidence during the Pre-School
years. The publication was
printed by the N.C. Agricul -
tural Extension Service— sup
ported by a grant from the N.C.
Extension Homemakers Asso -
ciation. "I Can Do It"is about
things parents can do to help
their children become excited
about learning things he can
do. A ahild who is excited
about things he can do is real
ly ready to enjoy mere experi
ences and meet new challenges
This charming booklet—design
ed to prepare the pre-schooler
for school—will be fun for the
child as well as other adults
who use it. Copies are avail -
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Miss Jamie Marie Proffitt
celebrated her third birthday
on December 26 at a party
given in the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Prof
fitt of Bald Creek.
The theme of the party was
"Snow White and Seven Dwarfe"
with the decorations done in
pink and white.
T hose attending the party
were Mr. and Mrs. Otis Prof
fitt, paternal grandparents of
Bald Creek; Mr. and Mrs. Ro
bert Proffitt, Mike, Randy and
able from the County Exten -
si on Office or the Extension
Homemakers dub members
throughout the county. We
highly recommend it to any
parent or individual who works
with pre-school children.
"It's Your Money"
Do you always get your moneyte
worth? How do you decide
wiiat to buy for your family?
Ever feel you've been cheated?
It's Your Money— a television
telephone participation prog
ram will come to you every
Monday Night at 7:00 p. m. on
your educational television
Channels 17 and 33,
live from the Raleigh studio
during January and February.
. C all or ask about problems
that bug you. Representatives
of business, consumer groups
government agencies and eco
nomists from N. C. State Uni
versity will try to answer your
questions—about the price of
food—the energy crisis— New
insurance plans for North Caro
lina-medical costs—property
taxes—womens rights—or
What Is Your Question?
Call (919) 829-5641 on
Mondays between 7 and 8 p. m.
or write "Its Your Money" P.O.
Box 5546, Raleigh, N.C.
Charles Ray Proffitt of Phipps
Creek; Mr. and Mrs. James R.
Foxx of Burnsville and Helen
Elizabeth Proffitt, sister of Ja
mie Marie.
Jamie also had a birthday
party at the home of her ma
„ temal grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Wells of Ruther -
ford. Those attending were
Mr. and Mrs. Dail Gibbs of
South Toe; Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Wells of Rutherford; Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Wells of
Md. and Miss Peggy Wells of
San Antonio, Texas.
27607. Producer/ Moderator
is Dr. Justine Rozier, Home
Mgt. Specialist, N.C. Agri -
cultural Extension Service.
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Mrs. Douglas Michael Silver
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Yancey Health Dept.
Appalachian District Health Department
Schedule for January
Jan. 8, Tuesday Child Health, Dr. Pope 9:30 -3:30
Jan. 10, Thursday Family Planning, Dr. Webb,B:3ol2:oo
Maternal Nuae, Miss Kingham,4:3o -
7:00 p, m.
Jan. 14, Monday Immunization Clinic 8:00 - 11:30
Jan. 15, Tuesday Nuise Screening 8:00 - 11:30
Maternal Nune Clinic 12:30 - 3:30
Jan. 18, Friday Eye Clinic 8:00-11:00 appt. only
Jan. 21, Monday Immunization Clinic 8:00-11:30
Jan. 22, Tuesday Child Health 8:30 - 3:30
Jan. 23, Wednesday CWhopedic Clinic, Bakersville
Jan. 24, Thursday Family Planning Clinic 8:30-12*0
Maternal Nmse Clinic, Miss King
ham, 4:30 - 7:00 p.m.
Jan. 28, Monday Immunization Clinic B*o-11:30
Jan. 29, Tuesday Nurse Screening, 9*o-12*0
Maternal Nurse Clinic 12:30-3: 30
Ttkited
Mfrs Mary Katherine Burril,
daughter of Mr. and Mxs.B. R.
Burril of Marion, N.C. and
Douglas, Michael Silver, son of
Ms. Elizabeth R, Silver, were
i married*t 4:00 p. m. Saturday
l in the St. Eugene's Catholic
I Church hare with Rev. Joseph
I Cutter of Arden conducting the
I ceremony, assisted by the Rev.
I Harold McDonald of Burnsville
I and Leslie Burril, brother of tie
I bvide.
f Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a fall
length gown of Candlelight wa
ter grain taffeta trimmed at the
sleeves and hem with white fur.
Her fall- length veil was attach
ed to a white fur headpiece.
Miss Diane Moss of Asheville
was maid of honor. She wore
a gold crepe dress trimmed with
sequins about the neck and the
sleeves and carried a bouquet of
white chrysanthemums.
Miss Moni Burril of Asheville,
sister of the bride, Miss Becky
Duveese of Asheville, Mrs. Ca
thy Ashbum, sister-in-law of
the bride were bridesmaids. Miss
Lisa Edwards and Douglas Ram
sey , both of Hickory, were
junior attendants.
The bridesmaids wore dresses
of green crepe in the same pat
tern as the honor attendant.
William Ramsey of Hickory
was his nephew's best man.
Randall McCurry of Asheville
Donald Webb and Mark W. Ben
nett Jr. of Burnsville were ushers.
A reception followed.
The bride is a nursing stu
dent at Asheville-Buncombe
Technical Institute where she
will receive her senior associate
degree. She serves as Vice-
President of the student body.
The bridegroom has served
three years in the special Forces
before entering Asheville- Bun
combe Technical Institute where
he is a senior accounting major;
The couple will live in Fair
view.
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Cheryl Lovelace
Mr. and Mrs. Jay B. love
lace of Spruce Pine, announce
the engagement of their daugh
ter, Cheryl Darlene, to Doug
las Metcalf.
The groom-elect is the ion
of Mr. and Mrs. Zenas Metcalf
of Burnsville.
A June wedding is planned.
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