Early
Pregnancy
Classes Set
Karl* pregnancy classes for
everyone in the first half ot
pregnancy who lives in the
C harlottt area will begin on
the first Tuesday ot each
ovccpt on holidays)
• . w ill continue on consecu
ytnc Tuesdays, from 7::io 10
p ni at the Albermarle (fou
ler
The three .lasses will lx- led
by certified childbirth educat
or> and a certified La Leche
League leader with opportun
dies lor discussion and quest
ioi'.s couples are encouraged
lo come to class together if
possible and to dress comfort
ably because tne classes will
lx- informal
During the first two sess
ions, the foliowing topics will
be discussed The nutritional
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lota! grow th and development,
emotional and physical chan
ges of pregnancy, effect of
pregnancy on marital relat
ionship. how sex is affected by
pregnancy, myths about pre
gnancy motherhood and fath
eriiood. and how to feel and
look better during pregnancy.
The third class will discuss
-breast feeding and will be lor
both the couple who has alrea
dy decided to breastfeed and
the couple who is undecided.
A fourth class may be added
at no further eosl The first
two classes cost $lo and the
whole series is $15 w hich is tax
deductible
To enroll, you may ask your
physician or call Alice Cald
well at 373-1978 The Alber
marie Center is located on
4822 Albemarle Koad. Suite
G30 <2 blocks ofFEasi Inde
pendence Blvd and side en
trance nearest E Independ
encc Blvdi.
CWilUU S Uug
Santa s bag, a mimshopp
ing center for kids 12 and
under, wilt be open four days
this year November 20 and
December 1 2 There'll be a
variety ol handmade Christ
mas gift items priced form 25
cents to $2 50 with elves to help
Kr young shopper—Motnoma
or dads will be allowed lb go"
along But. there will be eoltee
and more handmade items to
keep them occupied while the
children shop and visit Santa
Claus
Santa's Bag is located at
lot? K Mnrehead Street
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....Community development specialist Lee Mason
New Black Organization
Dedicated To Serving Veterans
by Sherleen McKoy
Post Staff Writer
The National Black Veter
a ns Organization, a nonprofit
tax-exempt leadership organ
ization is dedicated to serving
the interest of veterans and
their families by serving as an
advocate for all veterans, par
ticularly black veterans
NBVO was founded in reaction
to a leadership vacuum caus
ed by years of neglect from
institutions which failed to
encourage black leadership,
according to Eric Alston, com
munity affairs person for
NBVO.
NBVO advocates the im
provement of the quality of
life for veterans and theii
families. In their efforts to
provide progressive avenues
to achieve some relief of the
growing unemployment fac
ing veterans and youthful
family members, NBVO is
developing and operating a
wide range of programs and
service activities
NBVO is presently operat
ing iWSri^ower, econonnc'-&e
velopment, recycling, weath
- i-rixiiinn "fMf'rfim; i.crvico
and related programs for vet
reans. youths and disavant
aged unemployed workers in
Washington. DC and I.os
Angeles, California These
programs are being financed
through contributions and fed
eral and local government
grants and contracts totalling
mnrp than $1 million a yp(lr
NBVO receives contnbu
lions from veterans, individu-r
a Is and groups, who express
concern and interest for
*NBVO“organizational policies
on a Contributing-Supporter
status There are no annual
membership dues. Recently
the Board agreed on a policy
that makes all veterans mem
bers of this organization. The
decision not to charge a mem
bership fee or annual dues was
largely an economic one. Lar
ger numbers of minority vete
rans under 24 years of age
could not afford to pay fees or
dues, as more titan 30 percent
of this particular aRe group
are currently unemployed.
NBV'O has instituted an out
rtitcn. job development jnh
counseling and placement ser
vice to directly impact upon
the soaring increase of unem
ployed among Vietnam-era
veterans. To date NBVO has
contacted 1,600 and placed 268
veterans in jobs. The program
goals are: to contact and
counsel 1,500 unemployed
Vietnam-era veterans within
the greater Washington, D.C.
areas, to interview 500 unem
ployed Vietnam-era veterans
and place them in unsubsidiz
ed jobs in the private sector;
and to develop, create and
assist in the creation of 200
additional jobs.
Freedom Hall
Sears Opens New Surplus Store Here
bears, Roebuck and Com
pany announced last week
that it will open a new Surplus
Store November 15, 1978, at
3205 Freedom Drive in the
Freedom Mall Shopping Cent
er.
The 25,000 square-foot facili
ty will offer first quality sur
plus and discontinued merch
andise at reduced prices,
Store Manager Donald R.
Long said.
“In addition, we will offer
some selected items that have
been reconditioned or slightly
damaged.” “These items will
be appropriately identified
and priced accordingly."
Mr. Long stressed, however,
that Sears policy of satisfac
tion guaranteed or your mon
ey back will apply also to
merchandise bought at the
surplus store.
I'mmc oran cunveiuiuudi
stores, this will be a self-ser
vice facility with shoppers
taking purchases to check-out
lanes at the front of the store.
"Since What we get will
depend on what is available in
surplus, no item will be found
on a regular basis," Mr. Long
said. “However, new ship
ments will arrive almost
daily. And we believe the
changing assortment of mer
chandise at this store will
appeal to shoppers looking for
both good value and good
"variety.”____
The store will be open 10
a m. through 9 p m., Monday
through Saturday and on Sun
day from 1 p.m. until 6 D.m.
There are at least four
things you should think about
when buying storm windows
the frame finish, corner joints,
sash tracks and weatherstrip
ping, and hardware quality.
A plain aluminum finish will
oxidize, reducing ease of ope
ration and will be less attrac
tive. An anodized or baked
enamel finish is better, sug
gest NCSU agricultural exten
sion specialists.
Mr Long, a native ot Kocky
Mount, North Carolina, form
erly served as Operating Man
ager for Sears Surplus Stores
in the Southern Territory.
Jerry D. Thurma, Assistant
Manager, previously was Div
ision Manager at the Sears
Soulhpark store
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BJ. GOODRICH FLEET CAR-SERVICE CENTER
FREIGHTLINER CORPORATION
PARTS
MANUFACTURING PLANT
In Gastonia Is Accepting Applications For:
M ACHINE OPER ATOR
•
Applicant must have experience in N.C.
Turn n Punching Machines. Programming of
above is not required. !
M ACIIINK OPKKATOK j
Must be experienced in working from blue
print.-. work orders, and specifications in
operating shears, brakes, presses and other
r 'luted sheet metal and plate shop equipment.
MACHINIST
Must have a solid background in set-up and
—cptdiilioiL_pl shears, brakes, presses, N.C,
punches and other related sheet metal equlp
ment Supervisory skills will be helpful since
applicant will be expected to direct and aid
operator in machine set-up and production of
i quaiitv •!< k parts.
I’UNTKKS
K\periom 11) painters to paint parts and
r hassi parts Jie familiar with paint mixes,
guns, spray booths and chemicals. Have
ahiii . to work, from work orders and operat
ion sheets, schedules and prints.
INM’KCTORS
\ppl:enr.f roost nave minimum of 3 years j
experience in field of inspection in metal
■ 'kir;■ industry Perform first piece inspec
"i a k I mm. complicated part and ;
assembly drawings.
, \M» DIK MAKERS
Ai>uiauaiLrnii..i Imr minimum of 2 years
direct experience in repair and building of
tools, gages jigs, fixtures, sheet melal dies
and molds
r,x< eiionr salary, oenetits and working condi- »
—-Uotis uLfcjnployment Security
Commission
111 P' Third Ave
1 lasloma. N < or send resume to
I KKKJHTC1NKK CORPORATION
1*0 Box 1931
Gastonia, N.C 2K032
Attn EddieFoy
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