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..EMPLOYE HONORED-Doog Logu (right) to
shown being presented n oertlflonte of iHipreetotton
irom Zeb Wnters. Lognn has completed lO*yenrs em
ployment as a tint shift prodnotlon overhaolar at
Burlington Industries Phenlx Ptoat In Kings Mountain.
Waten to pnventatlve malntennncs supervisor.
. .HONORED rOR SERVICE-Phenlx Plant recently
held Anniversary Parties and employees were honored
for their condnuous service with Burlington Industries.
Flossie Johnson, Vestlbnle Instructor, was presented a
ten-year pin and oertUloate by Luther Bennett,
Training-Employment Manager.
Vacancies
In Tech
Ceramics
Course
Cleveland Tech’s Con
tinuing Education
department announces
several vacancies In Its 8S-
hour summer ceramic
program which began
Mon, May 91, and ends
Thurs, August 9, at Bhalby
aty Paili.
According to Dan Camp,
Doan of Continuing
Education, there are a
number of vacandea In the
Wednesday night and
Ihursday morning classes
and a few openhiga In the
other four elaases.
ProspocUve atudento may
register tor these opening
at the first claas meeting
as follows: Monday
evening, Tuesday morning
and evening, Wednesday
evening, and Thuraday
morning and Thursday
evening. The morning
classes meet once a week,
9 a.m. to 12:(X). Evening
classes meet once a week,
7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
The classes, under the
Instruction of Ada
Blankenship, are subject
to the to regtatraUon fee
phis a nominal charge for
supplies and materials
used in the formation and
design of ceramic pieces
made in the class. If fur
ther Information la needed
caU 482-8851.
By Gardner-Webb College
Hawiian Trip Has Seats
SeaU are still available Alumni office of the
for the Oardner-Webb College Is offering the
OoUege trip to Hawaii. The alumni, faculty, studento
Memorial Weekend
Will See SHP ‘Care’
USAEDWARDS
Celebrates
Her 12th
Birthday
Lisa Dawn Edwards,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Edwards,
oelobrated her 19th bir
thday, which was May
uth, at a cookout at her
home on Wed., May 19th.
Lisa's baUaiina-blrthday
cake was cut and served
along with Ice cream, hot
dogs and all the trimmings
to family and Mends.
Friends helping Lisa
celebrate were Lisa
Osellmann, Tammy
Brown, Jill Brooks,
Christie Llngerfelt,
Christina Allen, Blanca
Kehr, Betty Houck, Lynn
Hale, and Mrs. Ruth
Burton.
During Memorial Day
weekend, the North
Carolina Highway Patrol
will Join a nationwide
effort to reduce accidents
on Interstate highways.
Called "Operation
CARE," Combined Ac-
ddent Reduction Effort,
the program will Include
strict enforcement of the
national 86 mph speed
limit and high vlslbUlty of
troopers.
According to State
Patrol (Jommander John
T. Jenkins, troopers will
heavily patrol Interstate
highways during the
holiday weekend, which
begins at 6:00 p.m. on
Friday, May 98, and ends
at midnight on Monday,
May 98.
"In addlUon to being
highly visible.” Jenkins
said, "troopers will take
enforcement action
against motorists who fall
to voluntarily comply with
the speed limit and other
motor vehicle laws."
Twenty-three persons
died on North Carolina's
highways during Memorial
Day weekend In 1978,
according to Jenkins. "We
are hopeful that, with the
cooperation of cltlsens and
our efforts as part of
‘Operation CARE,’ this
will be a safe holiday
weekend on the high
ways."
The program Is being
sponsored nationally by
the U.8. Departments of
Transportation and
Energy and the National
Highway Traffic Safety
Administration.
Degrees Are Awarded KM,
Cleveland County Students
and friends of the college a
chance to go to the Both
state In the nation at a
reduced rate.
Those going on the trip
will be leaving Charlotte’s
Douilas Airport Tuesday,
June 28, and will return
diere Wednesday, July 4.
The cost of the trip varies
from $689 to 8889 to 8699 per
person, double occupancy
depending on where the
Individual wishes to stay.
BUI Baucom, executive
secretary of alumni, says
that the price Includes
round-trip air fare by
charter fUght to Honolulu
and return to Chariotte,
Inflight meal, round-trip
transfer of the Individual
luggage and one American
breakfast. Optional tours
are available for an ad
ditional charge, Baucom
also noted.
"This to an opporturUty
tor people to see all eight of
the Hawaiian Islands If
they'd like. We’U spend
seven nights In Honolulu,
so there wlU be plenty of
opportunity for thoee on
the tour to reaUy explore
the many facets of Hawaii,
points of Interest and
shops," Baucom said.
Honolulu, located on the
Island of Oahu, still
remaltui the focal point of
exotic nightlife and fine
shopping sxplalns
Baucom. "The hotels
where we’U be staying are
In Honolulu and on or near
the fabulous Waikiki
Beach," he points out.
Some of the points of
Interest that Baucom
himself will be vlsiUng are
the lolanl Palace and
Pearl Harbor on Oahu. He
also plans to see the exotic
flowers of the ‘Big Island’
of Hawaii which they call
teh "Orchid Isle.” "I
understand that their
golfing and tennis facilities
are exceptionally fine and
they have plenty of them.
I’m really looking forward
to this trip,” Baucom said.
Baucom became
executive secretary of the
alumni office last fall and
this wUl be his first tour
with alunml and Mends of
the college.
Anyone Interested In the
trip should contact the
alumni office at Oardner-
Webb at 484-9861. Reser
vations and the 8100 per
per person deposit need to
get Into Wilcox Tours as
soon as possible, Baucom
stated.
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Cleveland Tech’s Con
tinuing Education
Department has scheduled
a course In nurse’s aide
training. In Room 18 of the
Tech Uptown Annex.
Susl Kennedy will teach
the 190-hour course three
days a week, Monday,
IViesday and Thursday, 9
a.m. to 1 p.m., ending In
July.
Registration la at the
first claas meeting. The
only charge tor the course
la the 88 registration fee
and the cost of the text
book, 818.
Dan Camp, Tech’s Dean
of continuing education,
stated the course can lead
to employment In
hospitals, nursing homos,
rest homes, and with
private patients. Ap
proximately 80 hours^ are
devoted io ctessroom'and
lab work at the Uptown
Annex and the remaining
40 hours are q^ent In
clinical ei^riences with
patients at Cleveland
Menwrlal Hospital under
the supervision of the
Inatructor.
Eight students from
Cleveland County were
among over 2,000 persons
to receive degrees from
the University of North
Carolina at Greensboro
during the Institution’s
87th annual com
mencement on May 18th,
in the Greensboro
Cbllseum.
Altogether, degrees
were awarded to more
than 1,400 undergraduates
and to 817 graduate
students. The latter group
Included 79 students who
earned doctoral degrees.
Completing the
requirements for the
undergraduate degrees
were two Kings Mountain
students, Christopher
Laughter, a business
major, son of Mrs. W.E.
Laughter of 600 W. Gold
St., a bachelor of science
degree; and Juldth L.
Plonk, an early childhood
education major, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
S. Plonk of ChenyvlUe
Road, a bachelor of
science degree.
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ternational Tear of the
Child" the Gaston Branch
of National Aasoclatlon of
University Women
presented a Cultural
Program on Sun., May
90th, 8:80 p.m. at Flret
Congregational United
Church of Christ In the
Uncoln Academy Com
munity.
Highlighting the
program: an addreee by
Mrs. WllUs Marabls and
special music byMrs.
Margaret WUeon and Miss
Barbara McClain, Carl
Bennlx, Sololste. Also the
Founding of the
Orgsnlistlon will be
celebrated.
The general public la
Invited.
Mrs. Hasel Russell,
president and Mra. Ruth A.
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