Caro winds
Accepting Job
Applications
CHARLOTTE, N.C.--Carowinds
theme park is now accepting ap
plications for seasonal employees
for the 1980 operating season.
“We have approximately 1,500
positions available in all phases of
park operation," statedCarowinds
Finance and Personnel Director
Steve Proffitt. “This includes work
in rides, merchandise, food ser
vice, general services and secur
ity,”
Proffitt said that persons inter
ested in applying for spring week
ends, summer weekends or dialy
work should come by the employ
ment office at Carowinds between
the hours of lfr a.m. and 6 p m.,
Monday - Saturday.
Applications must be made in
person at Carowinds; no appoint
ments are needed. Applications
- will not be mailed out .
All applicants must be 16 years
old, have a Social Security card
and be able to provide their own
housing and transportation.
Fifteen-year-olds can apply now if
they turn 16 before they plan to
start working.
Proffitt stressed that persons
interested in summer work only,
and not spring weekend work,
should go ahead and apply now
since all hiring is done on a first
come, first served basis. —
For more information regarding
seasonal job opportunities at Caro
winds, contact the Carowinds
employment office at (704)
588-2806, Ext. 250, in North Caro
lina and (803 ) 324-5115, Ext. 250, in
South Carolina.
Carowinds, an equal opportunity
employer, M-F, will open for the
1980 season on March 22.
CPCC Artist
Series Sets Concert
On February 15, the CPCC Artist
Series, sponsored by the Student
Activities Association and the Per
forming Arts Department, will
present its second concert, featur
ing Jeffrey Irgens, pianist, and
Diane Irgens soprano. The concert
will be at 8:15 p.m. in Pease
Adutiorium on ttae-CPCC campus. __
Tickets are $2.50 each and may
be purchased at the CPCC Box
Office from or at the door. For
further Information, call the Box
Office at 373-6534 from 3-5 p.m. or
the Student Activities Association
at 373-6584 from 9-4 p.m.
Alice
It’s Valentine's Day and Tom
my’s heart is set on taking the
most popular girl in school to a
fll""nl 'i'iiIi niins's dance »nly
he’s minus the proper attire, on
“Alice,” Sunday, February 10 at 9
p.m. on WBTV, Channel 3
Cupid’s arrow nearly misses
when Alice’s attempt to outfit
Tommy with a tuxedo falls short in
. more ways than one.
the friendliest store in town
JERRY'S MARKET
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U. S CHO IC f /
"Specializing In Fine Meats"
4227 STATESVILLE HI).
596-9822
OPEN t PAYS AWEtfK «=—.■ ... - ^
MON. - SAT. 9 A.M. - 10 P.M. SUNDAY 8 - 8
'/2 mile beyond 1-85 at Auten Ave.
Bone In
Chuck Roast $ ] 29
5 "POT ROAST FIXINS"
NO. I
White Potatoes u> u>. Bog 79*
Green Cabbage^
Fresh Yellow
Squash
4 Lb. *1°°
Carrots u>. Bag
--^k
Medium Yellow
Onions 3 Lb. Bag
Fla. Juicy
Oranges 5 Lb. Bag
>19*
.49*
89*
8006 ln Fresh aq
Chuck Steak Lean Ml?
Bone In ,
Shoulder Steak $1 5’
Boneless
Beef Stew
Fresh Ground 39
Hamburger Meat I ^
Ox Tails “ 99!
Round Bone + -
Shoulder Roast * I1
English Tip
Beef Roast
Extra Lean
Ground Chuck Fresh
Quaker
Grits -
5 lb. Bag
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Purex
Bleach
Gal. Jug.
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Washing Powder
49 oz. $1 39
Bo* J
Wilson's \
Chitterlings
10 Lb.
Bucket
'
Lee's Country
.Sausage
Mrs. Filbert's
Margarine
Golden
Quarters
Cates
Sweet Pickle
Salad
Cubes
22 oz. Jar
Thrift King
Tomatoes
3c” *1°°
Skinners Elbow
IVtacaroni—
Smoked
Pork Chops
Fresh $1 59
1 Lb.
Heinz
Ketchup
32 oz.
Jug
Shurfine