—Cooleemee Journal, Wednesday, Sept. 16, 1970
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Workshop Set
For Ist-Year
Teachers
The Supplementary Educa
tional Center will sponsor an In-
Service Workshop for all first
year teachers entitled. Making
Science Come Alive In The
Classroom.
This workshop has been ap
proved by the Division of Pro
fessional Services. North Caro
lina State Department of Public
Instruction and will provide one
hour renewal credit.
There will be six consecutive
sessions beginning Wednesday,
September 30 and ending on
Wednesday. October 9, 1970.
The sessions will be held from 6
p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Supple
mentary Educational Center.
1636 Parkview Circle. Registra
tion will be limited to 20 teach
ers.
A synopsis of this workshop
has been distributed to your
principal. If you have not re
ceived your copy of the In-
Service programs available at
the Center during the coming
school year, please contact your
principal.
Registration for the workshop
can be made by sending your
name and school to the Center at
1636 Parkview Circle, Salis
bury, North Carolina. There
will be a $5 fee.
Development
Workers
To Get Honor
Northwest North Carolina De
velopment Association will hon
or Extension Service Workers of
Northwest North Carolina at
their Board Meeting. Wednes
day. September 16, 1970, 3:00
p.m.. at the W Kerr Scott Dam
and Reservoir.
Workers who have been
present since the Association
began in 1954 will be recognized
for their contributions made to
the Association's growth.
Expected to share in the ob
servation will be the Honorable
James A. Graham, Commis
sioner of Agriculture, and Dr.
Nash Winstead, Assistant Pro
vost, North Carolina State Uni
versity of Raleigh.
The chicken barbecue picnic
is being provided ($2.00 per
plate at 5:00 p.m. Guests are
welcome, but reservations must
be made no later than Septem
ber 14. Reservations may be
made by contacting Neil Bolton,
Secretary-Treasurer 723-7361
or Association President Mrs.
Doris B. Potter B3B-5250, or
any of the Directors from your
County. Henry Howell and Duke
Tutterow of Mocksville and Hu
bert Bailey of Advance.
Ceramics
A day for registration for
Ceramics has been set for
Thursday, September 24th, at
the Cooleemee Recreation
Center.
The class will be limited to a
first-come, first-served basis.
Lion Calendars
This will be the final week of
soliciting for the Cooleemee
Lions Club Birthday Calendars.
Anyone wishing to purchase a
1971 Calendar can contact one of
the local Lions by September
21st.
Board Meets
The Community Service
Center will hold a Board of
Directors meeting Tuesday,
September 22nd, at the Davie
County Community Service
Center in North Cooleemee at
7:30 p. m.
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Savings should collect more than interest.
At Central Carolina Bank, they collect
free stainless steel tableware. Plus a
chance to buy more at less than half price.
According to our records, there are
probably a few dozen people in the area
who haven't gotten in on the CCB Stain
less Steal. For them, we'd like to recap
the way the plan works.
You deposit $25 in any kind of CCB
savings account, new or old, and you get
a five-piece place setting of stainless
steel free. Every time you make a $25 de
posit thereafter, you can purchase addi
tional place settings for only $2.99. And
your twelfth place setting is free, too.
Completion units are also available,
all at less than half retail price.
What's the stainless like? Heavy
weight, dishwasher safe, with a serrated
knife blade—the graceful "Richmond"
pattern, by International, has all the
marks of quality you're looking for.
The offer will continue as long as
Central Carolina Bank savers want it.
However, after October 16th, there
won't be any more free first place set
tings. So take full advantage of the offer,
better bring your money to the nearest
CCB office soon. And take home our
Stainless Steal.
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