niuntey, Majr S, l0Tt-lUKftOK-iaCRAlJ>-P»te •A Educator Team Evaluates ..EVALUATION TBAM-Foar member* of » U-member Soathem AmocUtlon at Bebool* and College* Evaluation eommlttee are pletnred tabulatliig oemre* and leperto foUowlag a vtalt to KM Jimlor HIgb Monday night and Tneodajr. The team vWt foUowe aa IS-moatb evalnattoa and eeU-otadjr oondneted by tb* eebooL Flroa Mt, Bob Blaeoa at Hlgbhtnd donior High tai Gastonia, Dr. Nathan Sbope of palacblaa State UatversHjr, daae SUeld* of the etate department at pnbKe la- etmction dtobrlot offloe In Albeawrle, and Ronald OnmU of Sontbeaetera Stoke* dualM’ High at Walant Cove. Photo by Lib Stewart The Femfde Fire Brigade i King* Mountain’* llrat female Tire Brigade ha* been organlaod by women employe* of Klnmont In dustrie*. Oasae* have been underway at the plant for several numths and the when die IddyMk took the water hose* and exUngulahod a houao fire in a practice alert near the plant. According to Personnel Managor Barbara McDonald the "rire Brigade” was organised because "wo decided that women could be Involved in tlre-flghtlng and In giving u* fir* proteetton at the plant while waiting lor the flromen to arrtve”. Meettng* of the "Fir* Brigade” are held weekly and BIU Ware, of the KM Fire D^artment, A Girl For The Logans Mr. and Mra. John David fS Logan of Charlotte, for merly of King* Mountain, aimounce the arrival of their flrat child, a daughter, Julia Katherine, April 34, Presbyterian _ Hospital, Charlotte. ; ^ She weighed seven ' pounds, seven ounce*. Paternal granc^MUonte are Mrs. Hug^ A. Logan, Jr. of King* Mountain and the late Mr. Logan and maternal grandparent* are Mr*. Donald Schmidt of Olastoobury, Conn, and Donald Patemostro of East Harttort, Conn. Mr*. Logan la the former SL MAHHEW’S LUTHERAN CHURCH PRE SCHOOL CHILD CENTERED LEARNING READINESS KINDERGARTBI Ages 3-4-5 Registration in progress . .Five-Year-old class must register by May 10th for information call 739-7466 i 9 a.m. until 12 noon Donna Patemoatro of Glastonbury, Oonnectleutt Red Gross Course Is Scheduled Red Craaa Osrtlflcatlaa Courses for life Saving will be conducted at the Deal Community Center on Bessemer City Highway. A minimum of 10 persons Is required for the course and registration will be conducted Monday through Friday by telsphonlng T>0->54e or visiting the rscreatlon area. Joy Theater Starts Friday The original , space man! Buck Rogers swings back to earth and lays it on the 25th Century! IN THE 25th CENTURY" UNIVfRSAl PIClUfif o 'in uwvmMi an truoKn me «ii mmis WHmfo Shows: Fri. 7:00 • 9:00 Sat. - Sun. 3:00 5U)0 7:00 Mon.-Thurs. 7:00 - 9:00 SILVER VILLA Declares War On Inflation Lunch Specials Meat. 2 Vegetables. Coflbe or Tea All Anwrican HOT DOG Fries A Coke Yesl We Do Serve Lunch Every Sunday Breakfast An^me COME JOIN USl Hours: Men. • Fri. 5 AM - 9 PM Sat 5 AM-6 PM Sun. 5 AM - 5 PM Betty Jane Mgr. Kings Mountain Junior High A 16-msmber team of educators representing the Southern Aseociatlon of Schools and College* •vsluated King* Mountain Junior High School during a two-day visitation this week. Principal Fred Wither* and Assistant Principal Gary Shield* said that full reports are expected In about two week* to a month. Elementary school* In the KM Dlatrict had similar visits and In- Rwctltm* several weeks ago and KM Senior High, which was accredited about 10 years ago, also underwent re-accredltatlon procedures. Local school* have conducted extensive aelf-studle* of the school program during the past 18 months In steps to gain accreditation by the prestigious group. Visitors were entertained upon arrival at KMJH Monday with a banquet attended by echool staff, school board members and other guests and conducted claaeroom observation all day Tuesday to examine the program* In action and Its overall (q>eratlan aa well as validate the philosophy and ob- JecUves aet out In the seU-studles submitted by the school. Team members were asked to comment on the achool’e strong points as well as make euggeated improvements and general observations concerning the overall school program. Dr. Nathaniel Shops of Ap palachian State University waa consultant for the local staff and faculty and Russell Ciark of Hunter Hus* High, Oastonla, was chairman of the team which alao Included Dr. Jesse Taylor, school staff and ad ministration; Steve Cherry, phUosophy and design; Bob Mason, school plant and faclUtlss; Chios Loekery, student sctlvltlee and services; Barbara Davis, language arte; Francae Alston, mathematics; Susan Godfrey, sctenca; Ronald Carroll, aoclal studies; G.C. Harrell, health and phystcal education; Jan* Shields, exceptional children; Margaret McGliuils, cultural arte; Earl Price, occupational education; and Doris Summey, media services. Fire House Sale Is Set Kings Mountain Fire Department and Kings Mountain Historical Museum are planning its biggest nimmage sale on Saturday at the comer of Mountain and S. Piedmont Ave., adjacent to Oty HaU. A bake sale, featuring sausage biscuits, cakss, pies, coffee and soft drinks will also begin at 8 a.m. and continuing throughout the day. Local cltlsens who want to con tribute used furniture, odds and ends, and clothing to the drive may call any fireman for pick-up service or the articles can be delivered to the fire department. Fireman Pete Peterson eatd that all proceeds are earmaibed for the KM Historical Museum. and representatives of Cleveland Tech have Instructed the classes. Women hsv* learned how to operate fire extlngulshere, Rtrlnklera and hose* during the training aesatoas. Klnmoid, which employes 900 people with approximately 86 percent female employes, manufactures bsddliig, pillow* and comforters. Police Complete Course Three members of the Kings Mountain Police Department have com pleted a three-day school In Police Information Network at Catawba Valley Technical Institute In Hickory. Completing the course were Marti Southards, records clerk and secretary; Dispatcher Harry Hunnicutt, Det. Robert Dodge and Ptl. juUua Burton. BOOKS SUPER SPECIALS Childrens Bible Storiea $b.8S Herb Teas, Herb Ova, HnbBolk VITAMINS PURE AtoE PtueMtanrate I^THYPIWHANE Fur NOTves As Revealed In A Nattonal Neivqiainr By Experto In The Medical Frafeaelan $B.S0 You Mbs Bqy Herb Famaila Ovnla (1) One or Baktoed (100) What Ever Yon Need Riwijns $S.S6 to $100.00 Stare Ham U AM to 0 FM POSITIVE PEOPLE BOMiS ON HERBS $1.00 to $8.96 VHandn Book FREE WKMRLINVmB Leaniing Oenler 1001 deveiand Ave. lOnga Mto. N.C HIYFOM) Phone 7S$-70$$ SURVIVAL -m-tm Non Profit Orgaalaatioa CHRISTIAN BOOKS Hard Ooven «1.96to|8JS RARE BOOKS MANYMCBGE 8H(»: REPAIBINO Soles and Heels HfMUty Mateital and WortmanMi^i SIMPLER LDE aX»BOOK Pbee WHIi ULOO Pardiaae Completes Training Patrick S. Ward, son of Mrs. Dlria H. Ward, Rt 8, Bsasemer aty, recently completed basic training at Fort Jackson, S.C. During the training, students received In- •tructlon In drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, tecUcs, military courtesy, military Justice, lint aid, and Amiy blstory and tradlUona. Ward’s father. Dee Ward Jr., Uvea at 6S13 Ksnaat Av*. N.W., Washington, JaLD NlcbWWss Ueewo-ounc = p,n sample'. And wey tV,eBonajclMcW Ssp.ns.EverV Every > Kid 'Ntrts- j^slun.exciti^ il Y

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