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Page 2A-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, June 3, 1982 KM Man Delivers His Own Son From Page 1-A veternarian’s son, and his Lamaze training, prepared him. " “I didn’t even know what gender the baby was until Linda or Lee Ann said it was a boy,” he said. “I was concerned with the baby’s health. We didn’t have «any kind of a suction, so I took ‘the mucus out of his mouth with my. finger.” “I wasn’t nervous,” Terry said.: “I was anxious for the baby and wanted to make sure he was breathing.’ © “It was more of a conversing act when we felt the baby,” San- dy said. “We wanted confirma- tion from ourselves and Linda. ‘Afterward, we felt we were MARTHA WRIGHT ‘Wright Completes Her Term Mrs. Martha H. Wright of Grover recently completed her year as President of the North Carolina School Food Service Association. “The best word to describe this year would be ‘busy’,” Mrs. Wright said. As president of the organization, her responsibilities included developing programs and leadership seminars in the areas of food preparation, sanita- tion and safety, among others. She was also involved in working with school boards and ad- ministrators through NCSFSA’s affiliate organizations. Mrs. Wright recently returned from the North Carolina School Food Service Association’s an- nual meeting, held May 27-29 at the Inn on the Plaza in Asheville. The theme of this year’s meeting was “Images 82”, which was described by Mrs. Wright as “a concept toward looking at the image of child nutrition as a challenge of the work ahead.” As part of the Association’s ef- forts to provide suggestions that will help food service, the Youth Advisory Council has been form- ed. The Council consists of students across the state who help Association officials select ioods that are appealing to students as well as being nutritious. Mrs. Wright said that while good nutrition is the Association’s main priority, they still want to make the foods at- tractive. One problem Mrs. Wright has encountered during her term as president has been funding from Congress, an area she has been actively involved in. Develop- ment of the outlined programs depends on funds from Con- gress, and on convincing Con- gress that the monies are being well-managed. Mrs. Wright thanked the Board of Education for suppor- ting her during her term as presi- dent, and said the experience she gained would be helpful to her in her work with Kings Mountain District Schools. Mrs. Wright, a native of Grover, graduated from Kings Mountain Senior High School in 1966 and East Carolina Univer- sity in 1970. She has done graduate work in Business Management and Foods and Nutrition, and has served on the summer teaching staff at UNC- G in Food Service Training. She served as a classroom teacher in Wayne County for two years and came to Kings Mountain in August, 1972. She is married to Charlie Wright and they have two sons, Chuck, a first grader at Grover School, and Jason, 4. She will be succeeded in her position as president by. Jane Bass, Director of Child Nutrition cragrams for the Rocky Mount ity Schools. lucky that nothing went wrong.” The Stefanicks said they were grateful for the quick response of the Sheriff’s Department and Rescue Squad. “Even though the baby was already born when they arrived, they were there at just the right time had anything gone wrong,” Terry said. The couple said they decided to go ahead and deliver the baby ‘in the Sanders driveway, because (4: they felt like they could not make it to the hospital. “Had we gone on,” Terry said, “we would have had to stopped on the side of the road anyway. If I had it to do over, I wouldn’t have gone to the car. We could have stayed in the house and had warm water and towels.” “Our main reason for- going next-door was so we’d have so- meone to watch Trevor,” Sandy DEPARTMENT STORE KINGS MOUNTAIN. NC DOWNTOWN | KINGS MOUNTAIN said. The Stefanicks said many babies could be born safely at home through Lamaze training. “But,” Terry said, -“I certainly wouldn’t do this intentionally.” After only a few short hours in isolation at the . hospital, Cristan Lee was in the room with his mother, and Sveryihing was perfect. “The doctors said we did real good,” Sandy said. “There was nothing negative ‘said about it. They said we did a, good job under the circumstances.” “Everybody said we had a lot: ‘of guts,” Terry added. “I don’t. think it was that. It was just the: circumstances.” “I don’t guess it will be necessary for us to.run a birth Sharon, Pa.; Leona V. 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