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J. OLLIE HARRIS
Harris
Ranked 11th
Kings Mountain Senator Ollie
Harris ranked 11th among 50
Senators in the annual effec-
tiveness of ratings released this
week by the North Carolina
Center for Public Policy
Research. :
The rankings are based on
evaluations by legislators, lob-
byists, and capital cor-
respondents. Ran Coble, the
center’s executive director, said
legislators with seniority usually
rank higher.
Senator Marshall Rauch of
Gastonia, also fo the 25th
Senatorial District, was third in
the upper houserankings, trailing
only Senator Ken Royall of
Durham County, the Senate Ma-
jority Leader, and Senator
Harold Hardison of Lenoir
County. Senator Helen Rhyne
Marvin, also of Gatonia and the
25th District, ranked 31st.
Meeting
Broad River Genealogical
Society will meet Saturday at the
Cleveland County Office
Building on Post Road in Shelby
across from the Fairgrounds.
Registration gets underway at
8 a.m. and the meeting starts at 9
a.m. with a seminar which will
continue until mid-afternoon.
Registration is $7.50 for the
seminar. Light lunch will be serv-
ed at cost of $3.50.
Kings Mountain Mayor John
Moss will bring greetings.
Mrs. Gault
Hostess
To Club
Mrs. C.J. Gault was hostess
April 11 to members of the Open
Gate Garden Club at her home
on Goforth Street.
Upon arrival of the 16
members, Mrs. Gault served
delicious dessert plate with cof-
fee.
Mrs. A.B. Hilton, program
chairman, presented Miss Kim
Cleary of Shelby, who gave the
program entitled “Blue Birds of
Happiness.” Miss Cleary
presented a slide program done
by the North Carolina Bluebird
Society. The primary objective
of the Society is to educate all
bird lovers to the need of preser-
ving birds.
The flower arrangement done
by Mrs. Gault titled “One of Our
Blessings” received 95 points.
The meeting closed with the
Club Collect.
Hay Fever
Scheduled
At Abbey
Belmont - The Abbey Players
of Belmont Abbey College will
present “Hay Fever”, the season
finale of their 100th season,
"beginning Thursday, April 26
and running through Sunday,
April 29.
The production will be staged
in the Haid Little Theatre on
campus and all shows are at 8:00
p.m. Cost for students is $1.50
and adults is $4.00.
The cast of “Hay Fever” is a
mixture of students and faculty
members from the Abbey. Par-
ticipants are Alice Brown, Henry
Buckley, Karen Campbell,
Monica Costea, Bill Gareau,
Paddy Hanner, Jody Johnson,
Jean Moore and Eric Powell.
Simon Donoghue, Director of
Theatre, is the director of the
play and student Joseph Hack is
Stage Manager.
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Scholarship Established
For Students From County
Gardner Webb College has
announced the establishment of
the LeGrand-Ware Scholarship
to be awarded annually to an
entering Gardner Webb
freshman from Cleveland Coun-
ty.
The scholarship was establish-
ed by Mr.and Mrs. R.T.
LeGrand of Shelby in memory
of their parents, Mr.and Mrs.
Richard Torrence Le Grand, Sr.
of Shelby and Mr. and Mrs.
Moffatt Alexander Ware of
Kings Mountain.
The initial scholarship will be
awarded this fall in the amount
of $4800 to be divided equally
over eight semesters.
“Mr. and Mrs. LeGrand have
long been strong advocates of
education, the free enterprise
system and Gardner Webb Col-
lege,” said GW President Craven
Williams in making the an-
nouncement.“This generous
scholarship appropriately
reflects their interests and goes
directly to the heart of a major
nead for all private colleges. ”
To qualify for the scholarship,
students must have
demonstrated a real interest in
the free enterprise system-by
taking high school courses
relating to economics, conduc-
ting self study projects, working
at a paying job away from home
or participating in the Junior
Achievement Program.
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Students must also show a
potential for leadership and the
ability to do quality college
work. .
LeGrand, who is president of
Jaydee,Inc. and past president of
Artee - Industries, has served
Gardner Webb since the mid
1960’s when he was appointed to
the college board of advisors.
Since then he has served
several terms as an advisor and is
currently chairman of the
board’s finance and development
committee and a member of the
executive committee. He is also
member of the board of directors
of the college’s Broyhill
Academy.
Natives of Cleveland County,
the LeGrands are both active in
church and community affairs .
Mrs. LeGrand is a member of
the Shelby Junior Charity
League and is the past president
of the Shelby Presbyterian
Women of the church. LeGrand
has been active in the Shelby
Lions club for a number of years
and is a former elder of Shelby
Presbyterian.
Gardner Webb is a liberal arts
colleg a ffiliated with the Bap-
tist State Convention of N.C.,
offering associate, bachelor nad
master’s degrees. The college is
noted for its independence of
federal funding.
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April 25-29 with Rev. Clell Rice
leading the services. Services will
be at 7 p.m. each night except
Sunday, when they will begin at
6 p.m. The church is located at
111 East Parker Street. The
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