Wayne Christopher Harris waa re
cently announced a ISM United
States National Award winner by the
United States Achievement
Academy in the area of art.
“Chris." a former student at,Myers
Park Traditional Elementary
School, was recommended far this
award by his farmer hand teacher.
The sou of Rev. and Mrs. Wayne C.
Harris, Chris new attends Pas
cagoula Junior Rlgk. His family
recently moved to South Bund,
Indiana, when hb father received a
new pastoral change to Grace AMS
San Church. Chris will appear In the
United States Achievement Aca
demy Yearbook.
WPEG Employees
Certified Marketing
Consultants
Pour WPEG Radio employees
have recently been certified “radio
marketing consultants,” The desig
nation is awarded to professionals in
ratio who have successfully com
pleted a Written exam and met
Standard qualifications set by the
Radio Advertising Bureau (RAB).
Those certified are Jlancy Cooper,
general manager; Linda Rosenthal,
sal«f manager; -and Chris Remme
and Deborah Miller, account
The four took the test at Barber
Scotia College and scored A* and
B’s." ' • ,
According to Cooper, the “cert*
fled radio marketing consultant”
designation “is a highly rejected
title in our industry. There ace only
around 1,100 in the entire country.
We felt we had been in broad
casting long toough to paas the teat,
sow* took it”
Receiving the certification ex
emplifies year* of hard work, ex
perience, knowledge, and
Counseling
Arthritis'. Patient Services will
offer Arthritis Group Counsdiqg
Sessions each Tuesday evening at 7
at the Community Health Services
Building, 1401 E. Seventh St. The
sessions are led by Barbara M
Senter, M.A., Psychotherapist, with
R. Gordon Senter, BID., as con
sultant.
The main goal of the Arthritis
Counseling Program is to lead the
participants tp a new under
standing of emotional stresses re
sulting from chronic pain and help
them discover coping strengths.
This is accomplished in a group
setting where confidentiality is of
utmost importance.
Registration is now being taken.
For additional information or to
request an application form, con
tact Shirley Rodgers, Arthritis Pa
tient Services, 375-0172.
IBM has offered to sponsor the
1985-06 High Q quiz show, saving it
from cancellation High-Q, an aca- ■
demic quiz show for high school
students, was in danger of cancella
tion because of state budget cut
backs to Central Piedmont Com
munity College, the primary
sponsor.
The donation from IBM, which
will cover costs such as program
rights from College Bowl, tro
phies. certificates and other awards,
will enable the competition to begin
in February. This will be the sixth
year of High-Q Last year, 50 area
high schools participated. The team
from South Mecklenburg High
School won the championship by
defeating West Charlotte.
The competition will begin Sa
turday, February 1, and will sod
with the championship Saturday,
April 6. The championship will be
emceed by Mike McKay from
WBTV, will be broadcast on
WTVI, For more information,
contact Mike Myers at CPCC, aft
373-6633.
Thon toko
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Eastern, CF Expand "Moonlight Special” Service To Charlotte
Eastern Airlines and CF
AirFreight recently announced the
expansion of the “Moonlight Spe
cial” with the addition of Char
lotte to the popular overnight cargo
passenger service. The daily ser
vice will begin January 1,1986.
The “Moonlight Special,” which
combines overnight freight flights
with low coot passenger service,
operates on a nighttime schedule
with all flights departing during
evening and late night hours and all
arrival* scheduled for the early
morning, i .
Charlotte travelers will be able to
make overnight connecttobe, via a
Houston “hub," to major cities
across the U S. including Seattle,
Portland, San Francisco, Los An
geles and Kansas City.
The new service will allow pas
sengers to fly for as little as *9 to
Houston or $U9 coaat-to-coast.
Eastern will operate a 99-seet
DC-9 aircraft from Charlotte to can
nect with the wide-body AS00 air
craft fleet that services “Moon
light Special” flights to and from
Houston. Larger aircraft will even
tually replace the DC-9 In Charlotte
as passenger aad cargo demands
increase.
W. Roger Curry, President of CF
AirFreight, noted that the addition
of Charlotte to the “MoafOlgfat Spe
cial” route map will greatly en
hance cargo service to and from the
l Southeast.
introduction ia April. r
velar an economical way to fly and
- have created a new marketplace for
Eastern,” said Nelson. "This new
service will provide a convenient,
low cost option for Charlotte pas
sengers as they make travel plana.”
The addition of Charlottewin raise'
to 17 the number of cities served by
, ^Moonlight Special” flights,
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