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Brownies Enjoy Egg Hunt
Members of Brownie Troop 200 gathered for an Easter egg
hunt at the home of their leader, Mrs. Rosemary Tschudy, last
week and had a very good time. Assistant leader Mrs. Nita Fox
was also present. Pictured here, left to right, are [standing]
Shawn Boone Carroll, Kathryn MurJ, Angela Evans, Lisa
Crowder, Melissa Wilson, [kneeling] Christine Tschudy and
Patricia Fox. Other activities during the year which Brownie
Troop 200 participated in included making a tape of Christmas
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songs at mrs. G.C. Robinson’s [two Christmas songs and one
solo of White Christmas sung by Robin Tschudy]. The tape was
later broadcast over WKYK. The Brownies were given a tour of
WKYK and also toured the Burnsville Veterinary Clinic with
Dr. Jeanette Maddox. Highway Patrol Trooper Morrison gave
a talk to them on the activities of the Highway Patrol, and the
Brownies also had a barbecue cookout at the Tschudy
residence.
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I Second
Birthday
Crystal Dawn Buchanan,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
! Roger J. Buchanan of Green
Mountain celebrated her se
cond birthday on April 12.
Proud grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Alvis McMahan of
Burnsville and Mr. and Mrs.
Whitt Buchanan of Green
Mountain.
Crystal Dawn had a party
at the home of Whitt
Buchanan with a few friends
attending: Trent McCurry,
Daniel Boone, Brian Mc-
Mahan, Stevie McMahan.
Lynette Hicks, April Ray and
Shane Dale^
Steven Robinson
Celebrates
First
Birthday
Steven Robinson, son of
I Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Robinson
celebrated his first birthday
on Thursday, March 31. The
I proud grandparents are Don
na Hayes and Mr. and Mrs.
i J.B. Robinson, all of Route 1,
Burnsville.
Womans
Club
Meeting Set
The Burnsville Woman’s ®
Club will hold its regular
meeting on Thursday, April
14, at 8 p.m. at the
Community Building. The
program will be under the
direction of the Conservation
committee. Hostesses are
Mrs. Elizabeth Silver, Mrs.
Ralph Jacks and Mrs. D.B.
Powers.
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School
Sponsors
Book F air
The Cane River Middle
School in Burnsville will
sponsor a student book fair
from April 18 to April 22.
Students will be able to
browse and purchase books.
The book fair will be open
during the hours of 9:00 a.m.
to 3:00 p.m. Books will be on
display in the Library.
The book fair committee
invites all students, parents
and visitors to attend the fair.
The fair will encourage
students’ interest in reading
and in building home libra
ries, and will also contribute
to a worthwhile project. All
profits will be used for books,
audio-visual material and
other supplies.
The project is sponsored
by Mrs. Cathy Good, Librar
ian, and will be aided by
members of the Beta Club.
The book fair display will
include attractive new books
from many publishers in all
popular price ranges: wond
erful books to read or to give
as gifts. All reading interests
will be represented, including
classics, fiction, biographies,
adventure stories, science,
nature, crafts, mystery and
reference books. The commit
tee is working with Educa
tional Reading Service, a
professional book fair com
pany, to furnish an individual
selection of books for the fair.
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Local Students
Are Contestants
Fifteen Mountain Heri
tage High School students will
be among the contestants at
Western Carolina Universi
ty’s seventh annual High
School Mathematics Contest,
to be held April 28 in Hoey
Auditorium at WCU.
A total of 601 students
from 44 WNC high schools
will compete for top honors in
four contest divisions--alge
bra I, geometry, algebra U,
and comprehensive. The five
highest-scoring contestants in
each division will be awarded
certificates of merit, and
plaques will be presented to
the three senior high schools
and one junior high school
whose students earn the
highest average scores.
In addition, WCU Chan
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United In Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Winebarger of Covina, California are
announcing the wedding of their son, Les Winebarger to Janice
Baxter on Sunday, March 20th at Lake Tahoe, Nevada. The
ceremony was performed by the Reverend Raymond Love in
The Chapel of Love at Lake Tahoe. Mr. Winebarger is the son
of the former Minnie Ross Ramsey and the grandson of the late
Hiram Ramsey of Yancey County. He is well known throughout
California and Nevada as a former bass guitar player in The
Dick Dale Show, appearing in Las Vegas, Reno, Lake Tahoe,
and throughout the Los Angeles area.
The young couple will reside in Fresno, California where
Mr. Winebarger is affiliated with Radio Shack stores of The
Tandy Corporation. Mrs. Winebarger is employed by The
Sheraton Hotels as a model for TV commercials and brochures.
cellor H.F. Robinson will
present scholarship awards to
the top winners in the senior
level comprehensive division
who elect to attend WCU as
freshmen.
The Mountain Heritage
High School contestants, by
division, are Lynn Bailey,
Dawn McDonald, Ricky Fen
der, Paula Rhymer, and Mary
Briggs, Algebra I; Sam Ray,
Junior Burke, Frankie Gouge,
Marie King, Paul Tomberline,
and Natalie Fox, Geometry;
Tammy Young and Harriett
Vess, Algebra D; and Bill
Fender and Dairen Edwards,
Comprehensive.
Mountain Heritage High
School mathematics teacher
Charles A. Hawkins will
sponsor the students at the
contest.
Laßach
Concert
Slated
A program of songs
composed by Parker Laßach
will be presented in the next
Music in the Mountains
concert on Tuesday, April 19,
at 8 o’clock in the Presbyter
ian Church, Burnsville.
Julie Fortney, soprano,
will be the soloist. She is
Assistant Professor of Voice
at Mars Hill College and
’ soloist at All Souls Church in
Asheville. The pianist will be
Dan Hardin who is a graduate
of Mars Hill College and
organist at the First Baptist
Church of Asheville.
The song selected for the
program range from serious
to humorous, secular to
sacred, and include a number
of settings of poems for
children.
Before coming to live near
Spruce Pine, Dr. Laßach
taught music and education at
Kent State University, Syra
cuse University, and else
where, and has been an active
composer as well. The present
program will be the first
public performance of his
songs in this area.
Admission is S 2 at the
door.
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