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KMers On Seals Telethon
Jane Tatea Kirby of Arden, N. C.,
daughter at Hugh and Helen Tates of
Kings Mountain, was featured In the
Channel Nine Telethon for benefit of
the 1977 Easter Seals Campaign
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Klihy was 1961 state Easter
Seal Child. She graduated from
Kings Mountain High School,
Western Carolina University and the
School of Pharmacy at the
University of North Carolina and Is
employed as a pharmacist at
Eckerd’s Drugstore on Tunnel Road
In Asheville.
Kings Mountain area contributors
to the 1977 Easter Seal ai^al called
In pledges while Jane was on the
telethon from noon until S p. m.
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SHOWER IN
GASTONIA
Mrs. Joe Bill Cornwell entertained
Monday evening at her home In Gas
tonia at a stork shower honoring her
sister-ln-law, Mrs. Dale Russell of
Kings Mountain, the farmer Diane
Cornwell.
The 2B guests showered Mrs.
Cornwell with gifts.
Lib,
Stewart
Overlaid with yellow cloth, the
refreshment table was centered with
a novelty baby arrangement tuid
yellow q;>rlng flowers. Hot Russian
tea was served with nuts, cheese
spread, yellow petit-fours, and
sausage balls.
Mrs. Donald Crawford of Nags
Head, mother of the hostess, and
Mrs. Robert Crawford assisted In
serving and entertaining.
The Don Crawfords are visiting
their daughter, Donna, and son-in-
law, Joe Cornwell, and their 17-
month-old teughter, Angela Kay.
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Klngs Mountain weatherman
Arthur BUtcUffe, retired mailman,
has been predicting the weather
since 1946.
And he doesn’t miss many times.
He says that It doesn’t make any
difference what kind of weather
there is, and In spite of ’Tuesday
night’s low, that this year will be a
giant crop year with over abundance
of peaches, apples, grapes, figs, and
garden produce. In fact, the year
1977 will be the best crop year In the
last 20 years.
Mr. BUtcUffe made his remarka
after he was deluged with phone
calls Wednesday morning by plant
lovers who wanted to know If their
figs were frozen and other crops
ruined by frosty temperatures.
’Ihere are some precautions we
can take to larevent frost damage to
flowers and shrubs. Covering
shrubbery, flowers or anything In
bloom with cloth, paper of
polyethelene, say local extension
agents who caution against
polyethelene unless you remember
to remove the cover In mornings
before the sun gets too warm. Hardy
plants can withstand the cold.
Vacancies Now In Tech Classes
Ms. Dottla McIntyre,
department head —
general education at
Cleveland Tech, has an
nounced vacancies In
several general education
courses. ’These courses are
those In general education
curriculum that are In
teresting to people wishing
to take one course per
quarter.
’Ihese courses Include
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the Art of Self Defense
(PSC 108) ’Tueadaya and
’Thursday a from 6 to 8 p. m.
or 8 to 10 p. m.. Creative
Writing (Eng 808) Fridays
from 8 a. m. to 12 noon.
Dramatic Production
(DRA 106) Fridays from 8
a.m. to 12 noon. Southern
American Authors (Eng
207) Mondays and Wed
nesdays from 6 to 8 p. m.,
and Introduction to
Psychology (PSY 101)
Fridays from 6 to 10 p. m.
All of these courses are
four quarter hour courses
and are transferable to
other inatltutian of higher
learning (1. e. Gardner-
Webb and Umeatone).
The tuition for courses
taken at Cleveland Tech la
tS-TC par quhiter hour or
$11.00 for one four-quarter
hour course.
Registration for the
spring quarter continues
through Friday, April 1,
for continuing students and
through Friday, April 8,
for now stuilaiAs.
Jackson
Reports
For Duty
Marine Private WandeU
A. Jackson, son at Roaa L.
Jackson of Route 1, Box
872, Kings Mountain, N. C.,
has reported for duty with
the 8d Marine Dlvtelcn on
Okinawa.
A1976 graduate of Kinga
Mountain High School, he
Jdned the Marine Corps In
July 1976.
Dr. James R. Mason
Optometrist
Announces The Opening
Of His New Offices
For The Practice Of
Optometry
In The Blazer Building
2198. Battleground Ave. Phone 789-8028
Open Each Wednesday and Thursday
Beginning Wednesday, Feb. 8,1977
Office Hours 9:00 A.M. UntU 0:00 P.M.
(HJtDTS LENORB COLE
ENGAGED — Mr. and Mrs. Otis Cede announce the
engagement of their daughter, Gladys Lenore, to
Ronnie Lynn Byers, son of Mrs. Mary Lena Byers. Both
families are of Kings Mountain. The bride-to-be la a 1072
graduate of Kings Mountain Hl^ School and Is em
ployed by Clevemont Industries. The brldegroom-to-be
Is a 1900 graduate of Kings Mountain Hlg^ School and Is
employed by Winn-Dixie. The wedding will take place
May 7th In Mount Zion Baptist Church.
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E3IOAOED — Mr. and Mrs. Lee Edward Mabry of
Kings Mountain announce the engagement of their
daughter, Late Marie, to Ranald Dean Smith, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles William Smith of Grover. The bride-
to-be Is a senior student at Kings Mountain Senior High
School. The proepectlve bridegroom Is a 1970 graduate
of Kings Mountain Senior High School. A September
wedding Is planned.
Welcome
Spring
With Art
East School third
graders welcomed Spring
1977 Monday with a "Wel
come Back, ^rlng Day"
with special festivities
attended by kindergarten,
first and second graders,
psuvnts and friends.
The children engaged In
spring activities through
out the day. The activities
Included working on spring
booklets prepared by the
teachers, making spring
flowers from bolorful
tissue paper, decorating
the classroom with kites
made by the children,
guessing Jelly beans In a
bunny Jar and singing
spring music.
Reg Alexander en
tertained the children with
a skit about Spring.
Highlight of the
festivities was a Spring
Fashion Show featuring
the third graders.
A crowd pleaser was
Principal C. A. Allison who
modeled high-water pants
with rubber boots, the
outfit accented by a skinny
tie, rope, belt, and a well-
worn fishing hat. Mr.
Allison strolled to the
music of "Pretty Baby."
Working with the
children on the spectel day
acttvltlea were Patsy
Smith, school DPT, Sue
Gainey, third grade aide,
and teachers Barbara
Brennan and Chidy Wood.
Macrame
Courses
Ar& Set
The Oonttnulng Educa
tion Department of
Cleveland Tech has an
nounced macrame and
iqpholstery classes.
Beginners macrame
begins Mon., April 4, from
6:80 to 9:80 p. m. at’Tech’s
Uptown Annex, room 16.
Mrs. Annie Dixon will
Instruct.
Advanced macrame
begins Tuesday, April 6,
from 6:80 to 9:80 p. m. at
New Bethel Missionary
Baptist Church on
Hamrick Street In Shelby
Mrs. Annie Dixon will
Instruct.
Beginners macrame
begins Wednesday, April 8,
from 6:30 to 9:80 p. m. at
Tech’s Uptown Annex,
room 16. Mrs. Annie Dixon
will Instruct.
Advanced upholstery
begins Wednesday, April 6,
foom 6:80 to 9:80 p. m. at
Tech’s Continuing
Education Center at
Compact In Kings
Mountain. Jack McNelUy
wUl Instruct.
Persona Interested In
these or any other ex
tension courses are
requested to call, 482-8801,
between the hours of 8 a.
m. to 4 p. m., Monday
through Friday.
Adults IS years of age
and older Interested In
these courses may register
at the first class meeting
paying the $8 registration
foe.
Dr. Alvin Sherlln, vice
president at Cleveland
Tech has announced that
rsglstratlan for the spring
quarter will continue
through Friday, April 1,
for continuing students
foom 8 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Monday through Friday.
For new students, the
reglstratlan period la open
through Friday, April 8.
Informatlan about course
offerings can be obtained
by calling 482-8881, ex-
tenslon 228.
The first day of classes
for the spring quarter Is
Monday, April 4.
The tuition coat per
quarter la $40.00 which
Includes the actlvtly tee.
WHY
WAIT
FORA
HOLIDAY
TRY OUR W-D BRAND
U. S. GRADE A BROAD
BREASTED YOUNG
TURKEY WITH MORE
WHITE MEAT...QUALITY
YOU EXPECT FROM
WINN-DIXIE ... AT A
PRICE YOU'LL LIKE !
QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED
PRICES GOOD THRU WED.. MARCH 30. 1977
i yj HICKORY SWEET
,,1^' ^ICED" BACON
HICKORY SWEn
ip SLICED
SBACON
B .. SQi
PKG.
DRY SALT
FAT BACK 59’
W-D BRAND U.S. CHOICE
CUBE STEAK...-M”
W-D BRAND
U.S.GRADEA '
BROAD BREASTED
YOUNG
TURKEY
lOlSS.iUPSIZE
49^
SUPEMRAND
COn.CHEESE.2 cSp 99<
W-D BRAND U.S. CHOICE SONEIESS (FULL CUT)
ROUNDSTUK. ». *1”
W-D BRAND U.S. CHOICE BONELESS
CHUCK ROAST, t.
W-D BRAND U.S. CHOICE BONELESS
SHID.ROAST.. ..
W-D BRAND U.S. CHOICE-3 LBS. OR MORE LEAN
BONELESS STEW
FREEZER BEEF SALE
FILL YOUR FREEZER SALE I W-0 BRAND U.S.
CHOKE 150-17$ LB. AVC. BEEF
HINDQUARTER. l. 99<
FILL YOUR FREEZER SALE I W-D SEANO U.S.
CHOKE 150-17$ LI. AVC. BEEF
FOREQUARTER, l. 79*
(Cin AND WRAFTED IN MAIBCn
FILMFREE...ALLOW 10 DAYS TO FRET ARE
DETERGENT...LIMIT ONE WITH $7.50OR MORE
FOOD ORDER
99*
LE SUEUR...LIMIT 3 WITH $7.SOOR MORE FOOD
ORDER
.... 3 'iJSk
TIDE
LE SUEUR.
ORDER
PEAS,
LAND O' SUNSHINE QTRS.
BUHER
ASSORTED FLAVORS-REOULAR B SUGAR FREE
RESEAl ABLE BOTTLE.. .LIMIT S WITH $7.50 OR
MORE FOOD ORDER
CHEK DRINKS. 5 ?T^'
SUPERBRAND QTRS....LIMIT 4 WITH $7.S0 OR
MORE FOOD ORDER
MARGARINE .4 PROS. ^1®®
. iJkS 99*
SANDWICH
BREAD
DIXIE DARLING
LARGE
SIZE
4 240Z.
LOAVES I ■
THRIFTY MAID CANNED GOODS SALE I
THRIFTY AAAID
PINTO BEANS. 4'c’a°f^
THRIFTY MAID BLACKEYE
PEAS 4 *1"
THIBFTY MAD CBEAM STYLE OR WHOU KEIMa
GOLDEN CORN 4cV’nV
THMFTY MAID LARGE OR MEDIUM
SWEETPEAS..4’iy>£
HARVEST FRESH
HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA VALINCIA
ORANGES.... 5 89*
HARVEST FRESH GREEN
CABBAGE...5 ..
MUVBfnOMMlMNKM
THRIFTY MAID WHOLE OR SLICED WMh
P0TAT0ES...4’iL%M»»
THRIFTY MAID CUT YELLOW
SQUASH 4 'cV°f^
THRIFTY MAID PORK I
BEANS 4 ,5l%
DIXIE DARLING MACARONI B CHIESE
DINNERS.... 4
GREEN
BEANS
39i
PIPPEBIOOE FARM OilUMAN CHOCOLATI,
OOlO. COCONUT OR
I70Z. *9
PROS. *1
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TASn-O-SIAPILLnOF
PERCH ’p‘k®0* 99*
BANANAS... 4.88<
FOOD STAMPS GO FURTHER AT WINN -DIXIE