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Page 4B—MORROR-HERALD—Thunday, February M, 1877
More From Lib Stewart
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The tenth, annual “Spring In
Shelby” sidewalk art show and
cultural arts festival will be held on
the courtsquare on Sat., April 28.
The event Is sponsored by the
C3eveland County Technical In
stitute and ttie local branch of the
American Association of University
Women with the cooperation of
Shelby Merchants Association. The
arts festival will begin at 9:30 a. m.
and end at 4 p. m.
Mrs. Oeorge Doggett of Shelby Is
chairman, with Mrs. David Bills of
Shelby, co-chairman.
Paintings, sculptures, drawings,
ceramics, photographs and other
works of art will be displayed along
the courtsquare walkway.
Needlework and poetry, two at
tractions not Included last year, will
also be featured.
Cleveland County Historical
Museum will also be open for the day
of the show and tour guides will be
available to answer questions about
the displays.
ATTEND BRIDOE
BENEFIT
LEGION DANCE
SATURDAY
The Velvet Express has been
booked for Saturday night's dance
sponsored by American Legion Post
156 beginning at 9 p. m. at the
American Legion Building.
The eight-piece band, formerly
Blue Velvets, Is back by popular
demand and was reorganized by Bill
Sanders.
Admission Is $7 per couple.
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Thesday’s Valentine bridge
parties at Kings Mountain Country
^b will benefit the 1977 Heart
Fund.
Two parties are open to the In
terested public: the morning party
at 10:30a. m. followed by a luncheon
and fashion show and the evening
dessert bridge party at 7:30 p. m.
Admission Is a $6 donation to the
Heart F\md. Bridge players are
Invited to fivnlsh their own cards
and make up their own tables.
The noon meal will be courtesy of
Kings Mountain financial In
stitutions and C. E. Warilck and B.
F. Maner Insurance Agencies.
Reservations should be made with
Jerry King at KMCC by Saturday.
Living After Coronary
The man or woman who
has survived a heart at
tack has come through a
frightening experience. As
one man who has been
there put It, “I was afraid
to do anything. I didn’t
want to leave the hospital.
I was even afraid to leave
the Intensive care unit."
Doubts and frears are only
natural, at first. Yet to
help speed recovery, It la
Important that any fears
and worries are not locked
Inside but are tsdked out.
TTie physician caring for
the patient is the best
person to get answers
from. However, questlans
may come to mind when
the doctor Is not there, or
may be forgotten when he
Is. Sometimes, for one
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reaaon or another, the
patient and the family
healtate to aak.
There le a pamphlet,
“After aOoronary," which
provldea eome aneweri
and encourage! the patient
and family to aak
queatlons. Knowing the
facts and underatandlng
wdiat can be done can get
rid of needlaaa fears, and
no problem looks so large
once It Is dlacuaaed.
The pamphlet le
available, free, from the
North Carolina Heart
Association. It explains
briefly why a heart attack
occurs, and how the heart
la affected. There are brief
dlecuaalons of diet and
exerdae and tha chancea
of returning to work and to
a full Ufa. The patient Is
asked some questions,
also, but most importantly,
he la urged to get the an-
Courses
Scheduled
Sanders Completes
Navy Basic Training
David Sanders, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Dathla
Sanders, has completed
nine weeks basic Naval
training at Navy Training
Center In Orlwdo, Fla.
where he was chosen
Squad Leader of Company
lOS.
Sanders was among six
men from his company
Sanders
graduate
Mountain
School.
Airman Bell Assigned
To Chanute AF Base
Airman Jonas N. R. Bell,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jonas
A. Bell of Rt. 8, has been
JONA8R. BELL
asslgnr'l to Chanute AFB,
m., after completing Air
Force basic training.
IXirlng the six weeks
training at Lackland AFB,
Tax., the airman studied
the Air Force mission,
organization and customs
and received special In
struction In human
relations.
Airman Bell will now
receive specialized
training in the aircraft
equipment maintenance
field.
He la a 1971 graduate of
Kings Mountain High
School. The airman’s wife,
Cynthia, Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy V.
Barnette of Rt. 1, Kings
Mountain.
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FRANCES KISER
Mrs. Kiser
Will Present
WC Program
ewers to any qussttons
bothering him.
If you have had a heart
attack or know someone
who has, this pamphlet
may be a help. For a free
copy of "After a
Cbronazy,” write to: North
Carolina Heart
AsMClatlon, 18 Heart
Cfrcle, Chapel IBll, N. C.
37614.
Cleveland Tech and the'
Kings Mountain
Recreation Department
are planning classes In
decoupage, Tele and Oil
Painting next month.
For more Information
Interested citizens are
asked to ceOI Mrs. Leigh
(home 739-4990) or com
munity center 739-3649).
Mrs. Frances A. Kiser,
English teacher at Crest
Senior High School and
chairperson of t)ie depart
ment, will present a
program of her original
poetry accompanied by
slides and music at the
regular meeting of the
Woman’s Club on Monday
night,Feb. 28, at 7:46 p. m.
Mrs. Kiser was North
Carolina State Teacher of
the year In 1974. She is a
member of Delta Kappa
Gamma and is very active
In educational
organizations.
Subjects for her poetry
include nature, ob
servations about life, and
comments on death. Haiku
and free verse are two of
the forms of poetry she
uses.
The program is being
sponsored by the
Education Committee of
the WomEui’s Club. Any
interested penon la In-1
vlted.
promoted to meritorious
advancement.
He Is spending a two
weeks leave with hla
parents before reporting
fes' sea duty aboard U. S. S.
Nlmltz.
Is a 1976
of Kings
Senior High
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JOHN MELTON
Observes
Birthday
John Bradley Melton,
sonofMr.andMrs. Johnny
Lee Melton, celebrated his
fourth birthday Thurs.,
Feb. 17th.
Brad was given a bir
thday psu-ty at his home in
Love Valley Community
which was attended by 80
friends.
Brad Is the grsmdson of
Mr. uid Mrs. Oeorge W.
Melton of Kings Motmtaln
and Mr. and Mrs. dint H.
Day of Bessemer dty.
Brad’s mother la the
former Debbie Day of
Bessemer City.
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