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Page 8B-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, January 9, 1986
Reta R. Phifer, music
teacher at Matthews Elemen-
tary School, was elected
President of the North
Carolina Music Educators
Association at its recent In-
Service Conference held in
Winston-Salem, November
10-12, 1985.
Ms. Phifer received her
Doctorate of Education from
Columbia University, New
York. Currently she is serv-
ing as a mentor in the
Charlotte-Mecklenburg
Schools Career Development
Program, President of the
Charlotte City Council of
Alpha Delta Kappa Interna-
tional Honorary Sorority of
Women Educators, and Vice-
President of the Charlotte
Oratorio Singers. During the
summers of 1984 and 1985, Dr.
Phifer was employed by the
South Carolina Governor’s
School for the Arts as a
teaching assistant in conduc-
~ Reta Phifer Heads Group
ting and as an assistant to the
executive director. Dr.
Phifer taught in South
Carolina and New York prior
to coming to Charlotte in
1975. In addition to her
teaching responsibilities, she
is Director of Children’s
Choirs at Trinity
Presbyterian Church.
Dr. Phifer is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. M.D. Phifer,
Sr., of Kings Mountain.
Support Group To Meet
“The Eyes Have It” is the
title of this month’s Diabetic
Support Group meeting. Dr.
Richard Akers, an op-
thamologist, will discuss
common eye ailments of
“diabetics.
Join this free diabetic sup-
port group meeting Thurs-
day, January 23, at 7 p.m. in
Gaston Memorial Hospital
classroom B.
For more information, call
the hospital’s learning
resources department at
866-2253 Monday through F'ri-
day, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
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RETA PHIFER
WPCQ-TV Sponsoring Contest
CHARLOTTE —Saving
American jobs, building the
domestic economy, restoring
American pride and keeping -
quality in the marketplace
are some of the themes of the
essays received so far by
WPCQ-TV for the “Why I Buy
American’ Essay Contest.
The contest kicked off
Thanksgiving Day and will
run through February 21st.
Viewers are encouraged to
write an essay of 500 words or
less explaining why they buy
American products.
Winners of the contests will
receive: a fully-equipped
General Electric kitchen pro-
vided by Plaza Appliance and
TV for first place, an all-
expense paid trip for four to
Washington, D.C. provided
by Piedmont Airlines and
Godley Travel, Inc., for se-
cond place, and camping
Income Tax Assistance
Available For Seniors
Senior . citizens needing
assistance in filling out the
new 1986 tax listing forms,
may go by the Kings Moun-
tain Senior Center at 301
North Piedmont Avenue on
Wednesday and Thursday,
January 15 and 16 and
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FRAME SALE
All our frames are on sale NOW!
Wednesday and Thursday,
January 22 and 23 from
1:00-3:00 p.m. \
‘Volunteers will be
available at these times to
aid those persons ages 60 and
over in completing their
forms.
you've been putting
Custom and ready made frames, glass
mats and accessories are reduced now. If
framed, now is the time! DON'T WAIT!
off having something
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equipment for two provided
by Jesse Brown’s Outdoor
for third place prize. All en-
trants receive a bag of salt
water taffy provided by
Canipe’s Candy Kitchen.
“We are pleased with the
response to the “Why I Buy
American’ essay contest,”
said Stan Rudick, WPCQ-TV
Vice President and General
Manager. ‘This indicates a
heightened awareness by
JENNIFER GIBSON
Jennifer
Is Eight
Jennifer Lorice Gibson
celebrated her eighth birth-
“day on'Jan. 2/She had her
“party at the skating rink with
25 friends attending.
Jennifer is the grand-
daughter of Mrs. Faye
Stewart of Kings Mountain
and Dot and Bud Gibson of
Monroe and the great-
granddaughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Foster of Kings
Mountain. Jennifer is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Gibson of Granbury,
Texas. Her mother is the
former Darlene Butler.
Support Group
Meets Jan. 16
‘“‘Prevention of Heart
Disease’’ will be discussed at
the next Sharing and Caring
support group meeting for
heart patients and their
families. Warwick Aiken,
M.D. will lead the discussion
Thursday, January 16, at 7
p.m. in Gaston Memorial
Hospital classroom B.
The group is sponsored by
the hospital and the Heart
Society of Gaston County.
For more information about
this free meeting, call the
hospital’s learning resources
department at 866-2253 Mon-
day through Friday, 8:30
a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Sudie’s
From Page 6-B
the price of shampoo and sets
and permanent waves
despite the high costs of sup-
lies. ‘‘We’ve kept our prices
ow and the same customers
we’ve had over many years
“in business in downtown
Kings Mountain”, said Mrs.
Jenkins, who said she wanted
to express her appreciation to
the many patrons of Sudie’s
and friends in the Kings
Mountain area. “Although I
have not been in the shop for
many years 1 have kept in
close touch with my friends
and customers’, she said.
Alexander the Great made his
soldiers keep clean-shaven so the
enemy couldn’t grab them by their
beards.
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Ones Can Be Repaired. Bring Us
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local consumers of the need
to buy American-made pro-
ducts. We are proud to be a
part of this consciousness-
raising.”
Winners will be selected on
the basis of originality, con-
tent, and style. Entries
should be addressed to:
WPCQ-TV’s “Why I Buy
American” Essay Contest,
P.O. Box 18665, Charlotte,
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