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Chapman
To Sing
Ricky Chapman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Loyd Chapman of
Route 6, Kings Mountain, will
be a member of the chamber
chorus: of Gardner-Webb Col-
lege which will have its annual
spring tour Sunday through
Tuesday.
The group will sing at
Westport Baptist Church in
Denver Sunday at 11 am,
Church of the Savior in Indian
Trail Sunday at 3 p.m., Eastern
Hills Baptist Church in
Charlotte Sunday at 7:30 p.m.
and at the Dover Chapel on the
Gardner-Webb campus Tuesday
at 8 p.m.
Songs based on scripture—
including the 23rd Psalms and
several others-will open the con-
cert. Ted Stanley, a Gardner-
Webb professor of theory and
guitar, will play two segments on
the guitar.
Phil Perrin, professor of music
at G-W, will be the conductor.
Assistant conductor will ‘be
David Leath of Charlotte, a
sacred music major.
Tech Classes
Are Scheduled
The Adult Basic Education of-
fice of Cleveland Technical Col-
lege has scheduled clases in basic
education, nutrition, consumer
education and life survival skills
for adults 18 years of age or
older.
The classes are free of charge
and are offered as a service to
"the citizens of Cleveland Coun-
ANS ae
ty.
Classes are offered at Shiloh
i Baptist Church on Wednesdays
and Thursdays, Galilee Church
~ in Kings Mountain on Tuesdays
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and Thursdays, Room 869 at
© Cleveland Tech on Tuesdays
and Thursdays, Maple Springs
" Church on Tuesdays and
~ Thursdays,
Bliss Center in
© Lawndale on Wednesdays and
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the Salvation Army in Shelby
Mondays through Fridays.
For more information, call
Cobern Pruitt at 484-4050.
GED Exam
Is Slated
The monthly GED examina-
tion is scheduled at Cleveland
Technical College on Thursday,
May 6 from 8:30 A.M. to 6:00
P.M. This time is required to
complete the entire battery of
five tests. Time will be allowed
after each test for short breaks
and lunch. Any North Carolina
adult 18 years of age or older is
eligible to make application.
The examination tests
knowledge and understanding of
correct writing skills, social
studies, science, reading skills
and mathematics. Upon suc-
cessful completion of the ex-
amination, the adult will be
issued a high school diploma
equivalency certificate by the
NC Board of Education.
Satisfactory. scores are per-
manently on file at the State
GED Office. Incomplete or un-
satisfactory scores are valid for
retesting for a five year period.
There is a $5.00 fee for the
GED testing service. This fee is
. collected by Cleveland Tech’s
Business Office at 8:15 A.M.., on
Thursday, May 6. The receipt
along with proper identification
will serve as admittance to the
testing session.
Applications to be tested or
retested should be made by April
30, to a staff member of the
Skills Development Center
located in the Learning
Resources Center at Cleveland
Technical College.
Free study classes are
available for potential examinees
desiring preparation prior to the
examination. For more informa-
tion, call 484-4050.
YARD, BAKE SALE
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Kings Mountain Church of God
will hold a yard, bake and food
sale Sat., Apr. 24 from 8 a.m. un-
- til 4 p.m. in the church parking
lot. Sausage biscuits will be sold
from 8 a.m. until 10 a.m., and
chicken and dumplings and hot
dogs will be sold from 10 a.m.
until they are sold out. The
church is located at 111 East
Parker Strett. In case of rain, the
sale will be held in Avery Hall,
located behind the church.
All Garden Clubs in the Kings
Mountain area are invited to
enter exhibits in the Cleveland
County Fair, which will be held
October 1-9. hE
Mrs. Hoyt Keeter Sr. and
Mrs. Robert Charpentier of
~ Shelby are co-chairmen of the
exhibits and may be contacted
about entering.
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The Good Earth Garden Club
of Kings Mountain several years
ago won a blue ribbon, the co-
chairmen said. Last year, the fair
won the prestigous Image
Award from the N.C. Associa-
tion of Fairs and in 1981 won
the Agricultural Award. Over
93,000 attended the fair last
year.
“We hope to make this the
best exhibit year ever,” the co-
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Garden Club Urged To Have Fair Exhibits
chairmen said. “It is hoped that
every civic minded club will
enter this year and have fun and
pride in representing Kings
Mountain.”
The theme for the exhibits this
year is “Flowers For A Reason”,
leaving a wide-open field to all
participants who may depict any
holiday, special event, or every
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by June, if possible, to confirm
that their club will participate, or
they may contact Fair Manager
Joe Goforth at the fair office,
487-0651.
Individuals may also exhibit
cut flowers and basket ar-
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