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Page 6B-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, June 3, 1982
EXERCISE CLASS - Patsy Parker leads a
,group of Kings Mountain women in exercise
‘classes at the Kings Mountain Community
there.
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Photo by Ginger Hall
Center. Over 300 ladies from Kings Mountain
and surrounding towns are enrolled in classes
Ready....Exercise!
By CATHY McDANIEL
Staff Reporter
Ladies of Kings Mountain
who want to work out don’t
have to go to Shelby or
Gastonia, thanks to an exercise
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program being offered at the
Kings Mountain Community
Services Building.
The classes, conducted by Pat-
sy Parker, are taught every Mon-
day, Tuesday and Wednesday
mornings at 10:00. There are six
classes . taught each day, and
although Ms. Parker says a per-
son needs to stay at least an hour
to accomplish anything, par-
ticipants are welcome to stay all
day.
The program began when a
group of women from Kings
Mountain approached Ms.
Parker and asked her to teach
the classes. A petition was
brought before Mayor Moss,
who approved the start of the
. classes.
Cost of the classes are $2.50 a
week, and a total of 422 people
have taken part in the program
since it began on March 22, ac-
cording to Ms. Parker. Members
of the class range in age from 2
to 65 years, but everyone is
welcome. Ms. Parker added that
she would especially like to work
with older people and slightly
retarded and handicapped
children. “Everyone needs to ex-
ercise to keep their minds clear,”
she said. “We can cope with
more mental stress by exercising. .
When you feel good about
yourself, you can feel good
about others.”
Suzanne Sellers, a class partici-
pant, agrees. “I feel a lot better
physically-I feel in better shape
now than when I was taking
P.E. classes every day in high
school,” she said.
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DATHAN BRANNON. KAREN BOLIN
Mascot Contest Held
West Elementary Schools’
P.T.O. sponsored and announc-
ed the running of a school
mascot contest at -their last
P.T.O. meeting.
Students were encouraged to
draw and name the mascot they
would like to represent their
school. All grades participated
and there were more than 50 en-
tries with over 34 different ideas.
Judging. narrowed the entries
down to six andthe student
body voted and chose the “West
School Westerneers”. A prize of
$10.00 was awarded to Dathan
Brannon, in Mrs. White’s second
grade and Karen Bolin, in Mrs.
Lutz’s third grade for their winn-
ing entry.
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Pinning Ceremony Held
Pinning Ceremonies for the
1982 Associate Degree Nursing
Class were held in the Myers
Center Auditorium on Monday,
May 24, 1982.
Mrs. Harriett E. Whitely,
Director of Nursing at Gaston
College introduced the speaker,
Dr. William C. Hayes, Pediatri-
cian, from the Gastonia
Childrens Clinic.
Candidates to receive pins
were presented by Dr. Troy C.
Huntly, Dean of Health and
Public Service at Gaston Col-
lege. Mrs. Whitely presented the
pins to the twenty-two can-
didates. The pin presented is one
which was specially designed by
the sophomore class and Wes
Putnam, a member of the class.
Candidates were Diane
Witner Barnes, Route 4, Lin-
colnton, Billie Jean Farris,
Bessemer City, Luann Hallman,
Route 2, Lincolnton, Lynda Q.
Hamilton, 111 E. Texas Avenue,
Bessemer City, Judith Hanes
Hart, 1015 Temple Court,
Completes
Recruit
Training
Seaman Apprentice Dominic
A. Ward, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas McClain of Route 5,
Box 326, Kings Mountain, has
completed recruit training at the
Naval Training Center, Orlando,
Florida.
During the eight-week train-
ing cycle, trainees studied
general military subjects design-
ed to prepare them for further
academic and on-the-job training
in one of the Navy’s 85 basic oc-
cupational fields. ‘
Included in their studies were
seamanship, close order drill,
Naval history and first aid. Per-
sonnel who complete this course
of instruction are eligible for
three hours of college credit in
Physical Education and
Hygiene.
A 1979 graduate of Kings
Mountain Senior High School,
he joined the Navy in November
1981.
Gastonia, Judy Sisk Hartman,
650 Separk Circle, Gastonia,
Sandra Daniels Koentop, 325
Woodside Drive, Shelby, Emilie
Davis LaFave,
Drive, Gastonia, and Joy Bryant
McKenzie, 609 White Oak
Drive, Lowell.
~ Also, Brenda McCannon,
2033 Wilmore Drive, Charlotte,
Jan Adams Parlier, Stanley,
Deborah Leigh Peterson, Kings
Mountain, Dick Pope, Jr., Route
1, Stanley, John Wesley Put-
1601 Fairfield
nam, Cherryville, Sherri Lynn
Reynolds, Route 1, Vale, Bar-
bara Jane Ross, 1324 Morn-
ingside Drive, Charlotte,
Kathleen Crognale Seeley, 605
King Arthur Drive, Gastonia,
Kathy Self, Iron Station, Peggy
Pollock Smith, Route 4,
Newton, Grace Warren, 5122
‘Kistier Avenue, Charlotte,
Rebecca ~ Lear Waters, 4900
Maplecrest ‘Dri onia and
Margie ;H. Williams, 1036 W.
Houston Avenue, Gastonia.
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