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Page 8-The Chronicle, Thursday, November 12, 1981 w Healthwatch Using Your Iron Forsyth County award recipients for outstanding volunteer work are (left to right/front row) Steve Catron, Youth Volunteer; Jackie Govan, Administrator/Coordinator of Volunteers; Sunny Cram, Individual Community Volunteer Leader; (left to right/back row) Bertha Robbins, Senior Citizen Volunteer; Tom Pugh accepting for the American Red Cross Disaster Action Team, Forsyth County, Community Volunteer Organization; William A. Simmons accep ting for the Pilot Mountain Association, Church/Religious Volunteer Group; Gregorey Stewart accepting for the Central Labor Union, AFL-CIO, Business/Industry Volunteer Involvement; and the Govenor and Mrs. James B. Hunt, Jr. Not pictured but attending the ceremony was Hubert Hill, Jr., Individual Service Volunteer. (Hill arrived too late to be included in the group picture but did recieve his certificate.) Long before the electric iron was ever imagined, women heated heavy hand irons on top of a fire or over a stove top. If they were lucky, they could press an entire garment before having to reheat it. Although the iron has certainly changed in appearance and effective ness through the years, it still poses some hazards if not properly used. The most common hazard is pulling and tripping on the cord. Many times irons are used in exposed traffic areas, thus the cord is more accessible to children. Tripping over the cord or pulling pn it might cause a hot iron to fall and result in a serious burn. Another common accident is knocking over the iron. The resting bases on some Forsyth Residents Among Reward Recipients By Beverly McCarthy Staff Writer Clover nor and Mrs. .lames B. Hunt were special guests at an Award’s Cercinony held at the Village Ciieen, located in Circensboro, North C'arolina, last week. The ceremony was held in honor of several North Carolina residents who have rendered hours of dedica tion and service to the com munity as volunteers. Awards were given in various divisions. They were the Individual Human Service Volunteer, In dividual Community Volunteer Leader, Youth Volunteer, Senior C'itizen Volunteer, Disabled Person Volunteer, A d - ministrator/C'oordinator of Volunteers, Chur ch/Religious Volunteer Clroup, C'ommunity Volunteer Organization and B u s i n c s s / I n d u s t r y Volunteer Involvement categories. "Every year thousands of voltmteers in communities, across North Carolina con tribute millions of hours of time to worthwhile causes, riicy feed the hungry, care for the sick, raise thousands of dollars for hundreds of organizations, tutor in our schools, and perform hun dreds of other tasks because they care,” commented Hunt, In the Business/Industry Volunteer Involvement category, Mr. J.P. Richard son, president of the Cen tral Labor Union, accepted ati award given to the union, fhe organization received the honor based on the amotmt and quality ol projects that the group had contributed to the com munity. Among the group’s accomplishments was the planning of a playground for mentally-retarded children. Mr. Hubert Hill, ,lr., received honors for his ser vice in the Individual Human Service Volunteer eategory. Hill’s contribu tions to the community in- chtded the heading of a committee which coor dinated a picnic for more than 150 people. In the Ad- ministrator/Coordinator of Volunteers category, Ms. .lackie Clovan received hottors for her work with the Big Brother/Big Sisters program. In t h e C o m m unity Volunteer Organization, The Lorsyth County American Red Cross Disaster Action Teams received honors. This par ticular organization was recognized for the hours that it has rendered in aiding Lorsyth County Residents who have been struck by disaster. 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Steve Catron was honored in the Youth Volunteer Category. Catron rode a gas bicycle 11,000 miles without pay to promote the Forsyth Coun ty Mental Health Associa tion. He also made 25 television appearances, and several radio interviews, while on the read to pro mote the association. The Pilot Mountain Bap tist Association received recognition in the Chur ch/Religious Volunteer Group category for their work as volunteers to the Forsyth County Advance ment Center. The associa tion has sponsored weekly services at the center for the past seven years. The program included the participation of several governmental officials. They were Charles V, Petty, Executive Director, Gover nor’s Office of Citizen Af fairs, The Honorable Jim Melvin, Mayor of Greensboro, N.C., The Reverend Warner Durnell, Pastor of Dellabrook Presbyterian Church, and Anne N. Moore, Executive Director of the Volunteer Services Bureau of Durham, N.C. 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