Page 4A—MIRROR-HERALX)—Thuraday, November 10, 1077
This k Child Find Month In North Carolina
November haa been pro
claimed as "CSilld Find”
month In North Carolina
by Oovemor James B.
Hunt and Kings Mountain
schools are participating
In the effort.
"Child Find” Is a state
wide effort to locate and
Identify every handl-
c^ped and gifted chUd,
ages 0-21, who Is not now
receiving services. This
effort Is designed to Insure
that these youngsters
receive appropriate
educational services when
they reach the age of five
years.
The Child Find census Is
one of the requirements of
new legislation enacted by
the 1077 North Carolina
Legislature which
guarantees children with
special needs a free, ap
propriate education. A
census Is also required by
the comparable federal
law, Public Law 04-142.
According to Theodore R.
Drain, Director of the
Division for Exceptional
Children State Department
of Public Instruction, "The
Department welcomes the
legislative mandate to lo
cate these children. In the
past we have had to rely on
Incomplete Incidence
figures — statistics which
did not reflect the true
picture In North Carolina.
With the data from this
census we will have a good
base for planning and
Ap[^cants Sought
For Billings^ Job
The city Is looking for a
replacement for Larry
Billings as director of
Kings Mountain Develop
ment Office.
Applications will be
available beginning at
noon today in the mayor’s
office at city hall.
Interviews from the
applications will be set up
in one week to 10 days.
DOWNTOWN KINGS MOUNTAIN;
Fresh, lively coordinates from Bobble
Brooks. They're as good for your ego
as a complimenti Just part of our
collection ... Classic blazer and
trouser teamed with a stripe woven
shirt.
Implementing programs
that will meet the needs of
all exceptional children.”
The statewide census
will be coordinated by the
Division for Exceptional
Children and will Involve
all public school systems In
the State and all other
State and local govern
mental agencies which
provide special education
services. The census cam
paign will be edmed at
locating children and
youth with a variety of
special needs Including
those who are mentally
retarded, epileptic,
learning disabled, cerebral
Fill New LUhUm Position
Ling, Gillespie Promoted
palsied, seriously emo
tionally disturbed, or-
thopedlcally Impaired,
autistic, multiply handi
capped, pregnant, hearing
Impaired, speech Im
paired, blind or visually
Impaired, genetically
Impaired, other health
Impaired and gifted and
talented.
People Interested In
voluiiteerlng to help with
this campaign should
contact their local school
bystems. Individuals who
know of children who are
not receiving educational
services are advised to
contact their local school
system. HalUe E. Blanton
739-S1B6.
Two new positions have
been created at Lithium
Corporation of America’s
Bessemer City Plsint this
week and Keefer R. Ling
and Arthur S. Gillespie Jr.
have been promoted Into
those positions.
H. J. Andrews, president
of Lithium Corporation,
said this week that Ling
has been named Industrial
relations manager. The
position places Ling ac-
BOllngs resigned the de-
velc^ment position several
months ago to enter the
private Industry job
market. One of the main
objectives of the office Is to
bring In retail commercial
businesses In downtown
area.
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Foi^iiig Oasa
Set At Tech
countable for the com
pany’s overall employe
relatirais functions. That
Includes labor relations,
wage and salary ad
ministration, employment,
benefits administration
and complismce with
various governmental
laws and regulations rela
tive to Affirmative Action
suid Equal Employment
Opportunity.
Gillespie Is the new
director of corporate serv
ices at Lithium, according
to Andrews. In his new
position, Gillespie will as
sist H. E. Uhland, vice
president and manager of
corporate services. Gilles
pie will assist In all areas
of corporate service
responsibilities, with em
phasis on all aspects of
governmental regulations
and public concsms.
Ung has been employed
at Lithium since 1068,
CMUesple since 1967.
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KINGS MOUMTAIM
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Tuesday* Thursday
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KEEFER UNO
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BEAUTY WORLD
HAIR FASHIONS
219 S. Battleground Ave.
The Blazer Building
Uptown Kings Mountain, N. C.
Welcomes To Their Staff
Margie Grace Stewart
Call 739-7881 for your
Appointment With Margie
Open Mon-Sat
Thurs. * Fri. Evening By
Appointment
The Continuing Educa
tion Department at Cleve
land Tech has a course
entitled blacksmlthlng and
forging to begin Mon., Nov.
14, from 6 to 6 p. m. Buford
Hamrick will instruct.
The class will be held at
Hamrick’s shop which Is
located behind his house on
Sharon Church Rd.
Topics covered In this
class will Include: metal
heating, shaping, bending
and forging. Attention will
also be given to ornamen
tal fashion suid design of
metal.
Persons needing further
Information are requested
to call, 482-8861, between
the hours of 8 a. m. and 9 p.
m. ' Monday _through
Friday.
Adults 18 years of age
and older interested In
registering may do so at
the first class meeting
paying the 86 registration
fee. Adults age 66 and older
may register free of
charge.
Charlene EUis of Kings
Mountain recently com
pleted a real estate sales
aemlnsu- In Asheville. Mrs.
Ellis owns and operates
Charlene Ellis Real Estate
In KM. The seminar was to
introduce new approaches
to real estate sales.
The Kings Mountain
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published Mch Tussday
and Thursday by
Osnsral Publishing
Company, P. O. Drawer
m, Kliws Motmlaia, N.
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