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Twenty-one years ago,
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Heard opened a savings account
at The Northwestern Bank...
And look what it got their son.
A savings account at The
Northwestern Bank makes a
lot of things possible. And we
have a variety of savings plans
available. So you can ch(x>se
the plan and interest rate that
suits your needs.
We can even transfer
automatically from your
checking account to your
savings account —a great way
to save regularly.
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So come in today and open
a savings account at The
Northwestern Bank. It’s the
best way to have the money
you need when your reason for
saving comes along.
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Hazen Ledford. Executive Vice President
The Northwestern Bank. Burnsville
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Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Crosby of Burnsville a daugh
ter, Stacy LaShea, on Satur
day, August 27, at Memorial
Mission Hospital, Asheville.
Stacy weighed 7 lbs, 7 oz.
Proud grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Black of
Burnsville and Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Crosby of Pennsyl
vania.
Stacy Crosby
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WEDDING
SPECIALIST
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Brian Westveer
Box 444 - 28777
I ERE AND THERE....
In Burnsville
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Randolph of Detroit, Michi
gan spent two weeks visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bis
Randolph of Hardscrabble.
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Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Higgins and Dee Dee of
Charlotte spent the weekend
visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Higgins and
other friends. Mr. and Mrs.
Higgins enjoyed a party at
Byrd Barn Boogie, a camping
trip on Flat Top and most of
all, a hayride.
*
Mr. and Mrs. T.T. Fagan
of Tivoli, Texas were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Banks
and other relatives during
their stay in North Carolina
recently.
Ijn B From The Yancey Extension Homemakers I
IJJL food news & cues I
BY DONNA McLAIN
Extension Homemaker
These recipes can be used
all at the same time for a
deliciously different meal for
family or friends; or try them
one at a time with your own
favorite accompaniments.
CUCUMBER SALAD
2 large cucumbers
1 medium size yellow onion
4 tblsp. sour cream
2 tblsp. white vinegar
Vt tsp. salt
V* tsp. white pepper
2 tsp. sugar
1 tsp. dill weed.
Peel cucumbers and slice
thin. Skin and thinly slice
onions. Blend sour cream,
vinegar, salt and pepper and
sugar. Mix with cucumber
and unions and chill for
several hours, stirring several
times.. Just before serving add
dill weed and stir again.
HOT CHICKEN SALAD
FOR BUFFET
4 cups cubed cooked chicken
2 small pkgs.froz. green peas
(cooked)
4 cups sliced celery
1 cup slivered almonds
Vt cup diced green pepper
2 tblsp. grated onion
Vt cup diced pimento
V* tsp. salt
IVt cups mayonnaise
2 cups grated sharp cheese
4 slices bread in small cubes
Combine all ingredients
except last two and put in
large casserole. Sprinkle with
cheese and bread crumbs.
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Secretarial
(Science Program I
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iX Mayland Tech I
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★ Training for beginning students |
* Opportunities for working secretarial to improve
their skills
* Up-to-date equipment and excellent instruction
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“Employment of well-trained secretaries is expected I
to increase through the mid-1980’s.
U.S. Department of Labor-1976 |
For Further Information Call 765-7351
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(Mayland Technical Institute!
An Equal Opportunity Institution
Bom to Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Fox of Route 2, Green
Mountain, on September 1,
1977, a daughter, Marie
Abbie Gail, at Memorial
Mission Hospital.
Proud grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Laws of
Green Mountain and Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Fox of Burnsville.
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to Mr. and Mrs. L.J.
Woody of Boone, N.C., a son,
Jason Erich, August 31,
weighing 5 lbs. 15Vi oz.
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ble
vins, David and Doyle; and
Mr. and Mrs. Max Gortney
and Terry are on a visit to
Ohio to visit relatives there.
Bake 25 min. at 350 degrees.
Serves 12. Excellent for buffet
dinner.
APPLE PUDDING
5 apples sliced thin and
sprinkled with sugar
1 tblsp. butter
Vt cup sugar
Vt cup milk
1 egg
1 heaping tsp. baking powder
1 cup flour
Mix batter as cake batter
and pour over apples. Bake
slowly at 350 degrees about 40
minutes. Serve with cream.
Cosmetology
Class To Start
Addy Miller, Head of the
Costmetology Department at
Mayland Technical Institute,
has announced that a new
class of evening students will
begin their training Septem
ber 29. Students entering this
program will be able to
complete their training during
evening hours. Evening Stu-
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Anthony Allen
Celebrates
Birthday
Anthony Allen celebrated
his 10th birthday August 30,
1977. Anthony is the son of
Phyllis and Preston Allen of
Route 1, Burnsville.
Anthony was given a
Surprise Birthday Party at his
home. Those attending were
Jeffrey Allen, his
Pamela and Tammy Hughes,
Kim and Kevin Laws, Robbie
Jobe, Robbie and Tracy
Boyer, R.C. and Crystal
Styles, Todd and Angela
Bennett, Doug Bennett,-
Darren Higgins, Mack and
Gail Whitson, Wendy Ri:-iey
and Gary and Penny Norton.
Homecoming
There will be a Homecom
ing at Peterson Chapel
Church Sunday, September
11.
Due to the Homecoming
there will not be singing on
Sunday night.
dents attend school from 6:0(1
to 10:00 p.m., Mondaji
through Thursday.
According to Ms. Miller jj
the evening Cosmetology
program is designed so&
people who work or hav«
family obligations that keep!
them from attending school
during the day.
Tuition for the evening!
cosmetology program is!
$32.25 per quarter. Students!
also have to purchase books]
and supplies. Further infor-j
mation about the cosmetology
program can be obtained by
calling 765-7351.