The Gaffney Ledger from Gaffney, South Carolina • Page 7

page 7 The Gatfney Ledger, Monday November 16, 1992 Lifestyles Sertoma Club makes donation to Meals-On-Wheels I ill it a mm Open house at Kings Mtn. Park Holiday traditions of mid-19th century farmers will be practiced during Christmas open house Dec. 12 at the Living History Farm at Kings Mountain State Park. Visitors can observe a cooking demonstration while enjoying the sounds of Christmas from 1-4 p.m. The program is free.

The farm is a recreation of an 1850s farmstead. The structures were moved to the farm from various locations throughout the Upcountry or were constructed in the vernacular style of the region. Visitors to the farm can see examples of two basic construction techniques: log and timber frame. Former Corinth Church pastor is revival speaker at New Heights Revival services are being held atNew Heights Baptist Church through Wednesday. The services are at 7 p.m.

Dr. Forrest Jackson, Editor of Ministry and Custom Products at the Sunday School Board of the Southern Baptist Convention, will be the guest minister. Before going to the Sunday School Board, Jackson was pastor of Corinth Baptist Church in Cherokee County. He also serves as pastor of Southgate Baptist Church in Nashville, Tenn. New Heights Baptist Church Upstate Sertoma Club president Pat Peeler is shown presenting a check to Frances Mabry for Meals-on-Wheels.

Meals-on-Wheels is accepting donations to purchase insulated carriers to put meals in to be delivered to those participating in the program. Each recipient will receive a hot meal with these new carriers. Mrs. Mabry is a driver vol-unteer for at. Rev.

Jackson extends a welcome to the community to share in these services. A nursery is provided. Duke Power gives energy tips to holiday cooks FREE BLOOD PRESSURE CHECK Each Friday from 2:00 4:30 p.m. CHEROKEE INTERNAL MEDICINE 1604 N. LIMESTONE GAFFNEY, SC 488-2300 Dr.

Govind Rughani, Board Certified Internal Medicine Specialist frequently to look at your food. Every time you open the oven door the heat in your oven drops 25 to 50 degrees. Let hot food cool before putting it in the refrigerator or freezer. The warmth from the food will make your appliance work harder to cool. CHARLOTTE The menu may already be set for Thanksgiving, but cooks should remember that using energy efficiently can pay holiday dividends.

Duke Power advises customers to remember these energy tips when preparing holiday meals. lar-sized range burners and pots. Using too big of a surface unit can waste energy and cook food no quicker. DTurn the oven and burners off a few minutes before cooking time is up. An electric oven or surface unit will remain hot for a few minutes after it is turned off.

Use no more water than cold autumn days. This will keep the warmth in your house. Use a pressure cooker when possible. Cooking in a regular pot takes three times as long. Plan meals so you can use the oven to cook several dishes at the same time.

Don't forget your microwave oven. They use less than half the power of a regular oven and foods cook in one-fourth the time. Don't open the oven door IWhen cooking, keep pans covered as much as possible, you need when you cook. Heat- Foods heat quicker when cov- ing up extra water takes addi- Classifieds Work Try One! Call 489-1 131. tional time and energy.

ered keeping cooking time down to a minimum. DMake sure to match simi- DTurn off your exhaust fan as quickly as possible during VrjfiEv5 Large Selection j) lptl Christmas Si vj? Party Dresses Lunch menu for local schools Births Chef Salad $2.00 Danika Richelle Jones Richard, Lisa, Tamara and Staci Jones of 433 Smoke rw "7 OFF WMedium Drink Purchase i Ridge Rd. they announce eir birth of th celery strips, strawberry shortcake, choice of milk. WEDNESDAY: Pizza, garden salad, sliced peaches, almond cookie, choice of milk. THURSDAY: Baked ham or salmon pattie, green beans, veggies dip, tropical apples, whole wheat rolls, choice of milk.

FRIDAY: Chicken nuggets, whipped potatoes, garden peas carrots, fresh apple slices, hot rolls, choice of milk. Students in Cherokee County schools will have the following for lunch this week. All menus are subject to change due to the arrival of USDA commodities. MONDAY: Hamburger on bun, lettuce, tomato, dill chips, oven fried potatoes, choice of fruit, choice of milk. TUESDAY: Assorted sandwiches peanut butter and jelly, toasted cheese, egg salad, vegetable beef soup, carrot and SUB STATU (7 Ut Castle daughter and sister, Danika Richelle, Oct.

29, 1992, in Upstate Carolina Medical "Sandwich Shop" 489-SUBS 1201 W. Floyd Baker Blvd Center weighing 8 lbs. 14 ozs. Grandparents are Dean and Mary Vassey and Lawrence and Mildred Jones, all of Gaffney. Great-grandmother is Bertha Jones of Gaffney.

Marriages 6 HOURS-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20 I I Beverly Ann Ruff Jeff and Lucy Ruff of 820 Goucher-Green Bethel Rd. RINGS LAYERED IN GENUINE 18K or 14K GOLD i MOWS a I I I 1 i 1 i i 1 ONLY Bring this certificate and $8.95 and receive a ladies ring with a Vi carat size cubic zirconia, sparkling with rainbow fire. Yellow or White Mountings CLIP THIS AD NOW! announce the birth of their daughter, Beverly Ann, Oct. 8, 1992, in Mary Black Memorial Hospital weighing 9 lbs. 14-12 ozs.

Grandpar Kilgore of Gaffney; Loy Carson Proctor Jr. of Gaffney and Lisa Lynn Goode of Gaffney; David Ernest Cozard of Blacksburg and Rita Faye Davis of Blacksburg; Miles Donald Tate Jr. of Gaffney and Elizabeth Ann Brown of Gaffney. Lester Cleveland Camp Jr. of Chesnee and Linda Marie Ford of Chesnee; Joseph David Westmoreland of Blacksburg and Vera Faye Foster of Blacksburg; Michael Lynn Pierce of Gaffney and Anna Colleen Adams of Gaffney; Johnny Donald McCall of Charlotte and Mary Helen Pence of Blacksburg; Jeffrey Scott Lanier of Blacksburg and Marsha Jean Rice of The following marriages have been filed in the office of W.R.

Douglas, probate judge. Conrad Andrew Spencer Jr. of Gaffney and Shannon Christine Manning of Gaffney; James Wayne Blackwood of Gaffney and Betty Gail Foster of Gaffney; Fred William Cog-gins Jr. of Roebuck and Hattie Joyce Holmes of Gaffney; Ricky James Lamb of Chesnee and Melissa Beatty Parsons of Chesnee.Harold Lloyd McAbee Jr. of Gaffney and Christina Marie Harris of Gaffney; Jeffrey Undra Studyvance of Gaffney and Gwendolyn Thompson of Gaffney; Kristin Lee Dixon of Gaffney and Juanita Lynn Russell of Gaffney; John Carroll Duncan of Gaffney and Charlotte Ann See Our Pink Ice $Q95 $1995 up LIMIT: 4 TO A COUPON This is your opportunity to own a gorgeous Man-Made Creation for only $8.95 Genuine Diamonds this same size could cost you $300.00 to $500.00.

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and Margaret Parker of Gaffney, Melvin and Ann Ruff of Bowman and the late Essell J. Pennington. Great-grandparents are Idell Lemmons, Rosa Pennington, both of Gaffney, Pearl and Elbert Bumette of Iva, the late Willie Crotts, the late John Pennington, and the late Henry and Ollie Ruff. fl QT Qi AS II I USTRATED fl fl fl Men's Ring With That $500.00 Look $9.95 As seen on TV shopping networks. LIFETIME GUARANTEE CASH ONLY! Sullivan will present program of legends and folklore at library 7 Birthdays come and join us at the library for this after school special." For more information, call the library at 487-2711.

N. Limestone St Gaffney. SC A BRANNETTE SARRATT is celebrating her 3rd birthday today, Nov. 16. She is the daughter of Brian and Tiffany Sarratt of 123 Holmes Rd.

Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wayne Gist of Spartan burg and Mr. and Mrs. James W.

Sarratt of Gaffney. Great-grandparents are Annette Byers, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sarratt of Gaffney and the late Robert Byers To celebrate South Carolina Young Readers' Day, "Read, Think, Dream," John Sullivan will present a program of legends, myths and folklore at the Cherokee County Public Library's conference room on Wednesday, Nov. 18, at 3:30 p.m.

The theme of the presentation will be animal stories from around the world. The Coyote and the Little Turtle, Hopi; The Lizard and the Hawk, Hopi; The Deer and the Jaguar Share a House, Brazil; How Frog Lost His Tail, Africa; The Three Hares, Turkey; The Monkey and the Crocodile, India; The Wedding of the Mouse, Japan; The Turtle Who Wanted to Fly, After Aesop. "The hundreds of children who enjoy calling the Dial-A-Story to hear the folktales will certainly enjoy this live presentation." "Mr. Sullivan is a semi-professional actor and all who attend will delight in his theatrical talents," commented children's librarian, Susan Sarratt. "All children are welcome to LIST SALE 600 397 700 499 400 99 1.300 799 350 M67 250 169 700 '239 I LIST SALE 900 497 250 M67 80 48 700 379 900 '489 1.100 597 12 Price SLEEPER RECLINING SOFAS.

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all of Gaffney. Great-grandparents are Robert and Annie M. Owens of Gaffney and Charlie Proctor of San-ford. NC..