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Senior Citizens Enjoyed
Full Activities At Depot
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Senior Cltlsens Day was Saturday
at the Depot Center with a full slate
of activities beginning with a basaar
at 10 a. m. an auction at U a. m. and
tMke sale and other homemade
Items until B p. m.
^clal entertainment was pro
vided by The Swinging Moun
taineers who sang at Intervals
during the day.
Senior Cltlsens sold various
ttems of their own. according to Rov.
Ken Qeorge, co-ordlnator of the
KM Aging Program
Barbecue, hotdogs, cakes and
drinks were available during the day
with an auction sale of homemade
goodies. Including cakes, brownies,
etc. and a bazaar of various hsmd-
made Items.
Purpose of the event, according to
Rev. George, was to help the local
group raise enough funds for their
Chrlatmas party and mimy
businesses and friends have made
these parties possible the last two
years. Rev. George stated ap
preciation to Mrs. Vertee Mask who
has "been very helpful the past two
years In obtaining donated gifts for
the party.”
Said Rev. George, "We appreciate
the entire community and your
interest In the oast.”
L Tip-Off
Photo By Lib Stewart
ART LEAGUE EXHIBITION UN
DERWAY — Pictured are three officers
of the Shelby Art League who admire
David C. Smith’s oil and acrylic pain
ting, "Clay Ranger”, among 140 works
on display at Shelby Dec. 3-14 In the third
annual Juried exhibition at Shelby Art
Gallery. Pictured are Zay Klttrldge, left,
and Mrs. John C. Sarazen and Mrs. Pat
Hamner, far rl^t.
Party Is
Planned
Exhibition Underway
Shelby Art Teacher Is
Second Place Winner
A Shelby art teacher.
Ford McDonald, won the
second place cash prize of
$7B0 In the third annual
Juried exhibition of the
Shelby Art League open to
the public through Dec.
14th in Shelby.
Gina Gllmour of Char
lotte took home the top
prize of $1600 for her oil
painting, "Antl-Nuptlal
Agreement" and other
cash winners were Aaron
Karp of Greenville who
won $400 for his acrylic
painting, "Water Plains,”
Roxsinne Reep of Green
ville, $200, for her mixed
media painting,
"Simultaneous Hearts”
and David Smith of
Clayton, $100, for his
acrylic and oil "Clay
Range,”
'n»e winners were an
nounced Thursday night at
an opening reception for
members In the Shelby Art
Gallery on the top floor of
the Shelby Dally Star
building on Graham Street
In Shelby.
Mr. McDonald exhibited
a water color entitled,
"Salt Marsh”, one of a
series of paintings of the
Eastern North Carolina
flatlands and Outer Banks.
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Moussa M. Domlt, direc
tor of the N. C. Museum of
Arts and Jurist for the
exhibition, commented
that the Cleveland County
artist feetured "a play
with plains In a visionary
way which goes far beyond
an ordinary view.” Mr.
McDonald has exhibited in
a number of one man
shows and recently took
second place in the Lin-
colnton Museum Show and
R. J. Reynolds exhibits.
The public Is Invited to
view the winning works
and also those of 378 en
tries from 161 artists daily
, 10 a. m. until 4 p. m.
Sunday hours being 3
to 6 p. m.
Included In the exhibi
tion are oils, acrylics,
mixed media, drawings,
water color, collage,
photographs, and works In
clay.metal. furniture, and
woven materials, among
many others.
HICKORY - Charlotte,
Gastonia and Shelby area
alumni and friends of
Lenolr-Rhyne College will
hold a "tip-off party at
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church In Mount Holly
prior to the college’s first
game In the WBTV Caro
lina Classic on Dec. 8.
’Ihe party will begin at 7
p. m. In the Good Shepherd
fellowship hall and close In
time for the guests to at
tend Lendr-Rhyne’s 9 p.
m. game versus Johnson-
C. Smith University In
Wheeler G}rmnaelum at
Belmont Abbey.
Special guests at the
Lenolr-Rhyne gathering
will include basketball
coaches Bob and Nell
Hodges, the college cheer
leaders and new chairman
of the Board of ’Trustees
David W. Hoyle of Dallas.
Light refreshments will
be served and door prizes
will be awarded at the "tip-
off” party. ’The prizes will
include tickets to the game
and a basketball auto
graphed by the Lendr-
Rhyne team.
Reservations for the
Lenolr-Rhyne party may
be obtained by contacting
Anne R. Cloninger of Gas
tonia at 864-8076, Ruth
Sensenbrenner of Waxhaw
at 848-2814 or Jim Hendrick
of Shelby at 482-6168.
SENIOR CITIZENS DAY SA’TURDAY
— Senior Citizens Day was Saturday at
the Depot Center as varied activity
marked the day. Including a big bazaar.
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Jonas Bridges was auctioneer. Steve
Carroll, purchasing a homemade cake,
was among the crowd watchers for the
event.
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