Page 2A—MIRROR-HERALJD—Thursday, September 1, 1977
Police Report Variety Of Activities
Monday Emest Floyd
Hector, Rt. 1, EIck 171,
Kings Mountain, was to
face tilid on charge of
non-support.
HecUn* was charged
Saturday on a warrant
drawn for Melvenla
Jackson, also of Kings
Mountain. The warrant
was served by Sgt.
Johnny Belk.
Last Friday Ptl.
Richard Byers arrested
Danny O. Moss, 819
Fulton Dr., on a Oaston
DRAFTING INTERN — Billy Cashlon, Kings
Mountain student has been learning while earning
cash this summer In an Internship program at
Appalachian State University and while working
at Homelle in Gastonia. Cashlon Is pictured at his
drafting table.
Along With Spending Money
Cashion E^ams Credits
By ELIZABETH STEWART
Staff Writer
Summertime finds many area
students employed by local In
dustry to earn cash for back-to-
school clothes or tuition.
At least one enterprising Kings
Mountain student, Billy Cashlcn,
Is earning money and receiving
she hours of college credit ^i^e
working as a tool draftsman at
Homellte, a Division cf Textron,
Inc., In Gastonia.
Billy, son of Joyce and BUI
Csishlon, took advantage of an
Internship program offered by
Appalachian State University,
where he will be a Junior
majoring In Industrial arts. The
program, according to Billy,
recognizes that learning doesn’t
have to take place hi the typical
classroom - lecturer situation
and that students need to make
carwT plans early In their four
years of study, not during that
final term before graduatlcn.
Students work in Intemsh^M
usually during their Junior
years, whUe there’s plenty of
time for the student to change his
course of study If he find he’s
studying in the wrong field.
Jim Proctor, senior
management en^neer and
Billy’s supervisor at the large
Gastonia chain saw manufac
turing plant, asdd BlUy applied
for a Job as a draftsmsin, was
accepted and then got ^ni>roval
of his Intemsh^t by enroUhig In
the sununer program offered by
ASU. Dr. Carl MoeUer, BUly’s
professor at ASU, has visited Mr.
Proctor twice since BUly
reported to work June 18 for
progress reports.
Mr. Proctor, a 12-year veteran
at Homellte, gives Billy good
maiics for his summer work and
Executive John Lawlng echoed
his praise of the internship
program, which la Homellte’s
first experience, noting that ”tt’s
been good for Industry and good
for-BUL”
BUly’s woilt day at the plant
ended cm Friday but before he
reports to Boone for the fall term
of school he will be expected to
cmnplete a term paper on his
summer e]q>erlence, relating his
views of Internship objectives,
skill development, relating at
school training to the Industrial
society, lesumlng manuffictuiing
processes, understanding
ccxnmunlcatlona of Industry and
experiencing problems and
developing solution techniques.
BUI has recorded his experiences
In a dluy.
to pursue a career as a draft-
smsm and had high praise for his
Instructors and for the people
with whom he has worked during
the past nine weeks.
Billy’s "boss” and "teacher”
Proctor explained that BUly
stareted at the newest drawings
of newer tools and worimd
toward the oldest In a highly
complicated Job, explaining that
among his 80 tooling detaU
drawings weere those for one
comidex piece of madilnery
adilch cost one mlUlon dollars.
Draftsmen make drawings of
various tools used In machinery
to remove metals from the parts
Itself and these must be of
certain dlmenslana and break
down lesa complex assemblies
Into Individual completa details.
Young Cashlon, 20, who
studied drafting at Kings
Mountain High School, expeeta
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County warrant
charging Moss with
Issuing worthless
checks.
'According to police
reports. Moss paid off
the fine to Magistrate
Charles Carpenter.
On Saturday Ptl. BUI
Bern
On Saturday PU. BUI
Benton arrested Jeffrey
Dean Jordan, 116
CoUege Clr., Swan-
nanoa, with Issuing
worthless checks.
Jordan was arrested
at Sterchl’s after being
recognized by a store
clerk who caUed police.
Jordan was wanted for
passing worthless
checks all over the
state. He was turned
over to Det. Sgt Paul
Barbee of the Cleveland
Conty Sheriff’s
Department
Last Friday Dog
Warden G. W. BoUlnger
charged Lynn Brooks
McAbee, 826 Second St.,
with violation of a city
code — aUowlng his dog
to run at large. McAbee
wUl be summoned to
court to face the charge.
Sunday Ptl. Harry
Martin arreatdd Paul
Chambers. 11
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Battleground Ave.,
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Photo By Ub Stewart
BUly stsutod woA In the
company’s Tooling Design
Department with 10-12 other
draftsman b|R soon moved to the
Engineering Department with
Mr. Proctw. He has deslgiMd
two parts himself and deecrlbed
one of Ids tasks ss lining up
parts. Boring Bars and Heads,
for such complex machinery as a
transfer or seven-station
mtushine where each part does a
separate Job like an assembly
line (qwratlon.
BUly’s first werk experience
was at J. B. Falls Exxon Station
where he learned how to pump
gas and aervlce automobiles
during the sununer months. He
has also he^ied out at the famUy
business. Falls Superette,
alongside his mother, Joyce
Fans Cashlon, and his grand
mother, Mm. Oalg Falls.
’Ihe modest, young man brings
a high caliber of skUl to tool
drafting. His employem say he
has performed exceptionally
weU, working from Rietches,
notes, and special verbal In-
structlona i to prepare d«lgn
layouts, for example: com-
patents of new equipment or
modifications to existing
equipment.
BlUy has studied cff-campus in
Industry and lovsd It. He
recommends the Internship
program to other young people
as a rewarding summer oc
cupation.
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