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Alumni
Organize
Cleveland Technical College
alumni association has recently
organized and elected officers
and a board of directors.
Service projects and fund-
‘raisers are underway by the
alumni and local people who
have graduated from Cleveland
Tech or completed at least one
quarter at Tech are invited to
join and be active in the pro-
gram. Contact Tom Poston at
482-4000 for more information
about the alumni activities.
According to Jim Howell, of
Kings Mountain, who is
parliamentarian for the associa-
tion, Cleveland Technical Col-
lege Alumni is part of the North
Carolina Comprehensive Com-
munity College Student Govern-
ment Association and serves as a
support group for the 58
member schools. Howell said a
recent “roast” in Raleigh raised
$1500 for the N.C. Community
College Alumni Association
Scholarship Fund. Howell said it
is the aim of the group to provide-
a scholarship from each of the 58
member schools to a deserving
student.
CTC Alumni will meet on
Aug. 9th at 7, p.m. at the Student
Service Area at Cleveland Tech
in Shelby to make plans for
Alumni Day, to discuss a
membership campaign and to
make plans for the 20th anniver-
sary celebration of Cleveland
Technical College. Officers of
the Alumni association will at-
tend the state convention Aug.
25-26 in Burlington. :
Kent Roberts is president of
CTC Alumni and Mary Ann
Stark is chairman of the board of
directors. State president of the
NCCCC association is Carolyn
Lily.
It’s A Girl
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mit-
chell of Whitman AFB an-
nounce the arrival of a daughter,
Amanda Renee, Aug. 6th, at
5:40 pm. The baby weighed
seven pounds, two ounces.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Ross and Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Mitchell, all of Kings
Mountain.
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FANTASTIC!!-Russell Smith proudly displays two Fantastic
tomatoes he grew on the same stem in his garden at 826 North
Piedmont ‘Avenue. The tomatoes weighed a pound and one-
half and at supermarket prices would cost over a dollar.
Photo by Gary Stewart
Busy Month For Squad
Kings Mountain Rescue
Squad members traveled 2,419
miles during the month of July
and volunteered a total of 340
man hours.
Homecoming
Sunday
Grover Church of God will
hold Homecoming Day on Sun-
day, Aug. 12th, with covered
dish luncheon on the grounds at
1 pm.
Rev. Randy Warren will be
visiting evangelist for a week of
revival services Aug. 12-19th for
services at 7- p.m. nightly. Rev.
Mr. Warren will also fill the
pulpit at the 11 o'clock worship
hour. 3
Members, former members
and friends are invited to attend.
Barry Dellinger, a member of
the Squad, gave the monthly
report which included 41 house
calls, five blood relays, 29
transports, 37 emergency calls,
response to 12 wrecks involving
15 personal injuries, six people
dead on arrival, three people pin-
ned cars, and stood by at the
scene and provided assistance for
other agencies.
In addition, the Squad
transported 42 patients to Kings
Mountain Hospital, one patient
to Kings Mountain Convales-
cent Center, seven patients to
Cleveland Memorial Hospital at
Shelby, five patients to Gaston
Memorial Hospital in Gastonia;
eight patients to Charlotte
Memorial Hospital, one patient
to Shelby Convalescent Center;
five patients to out-of-town doc-
tor’s offices, two patients to in
town doctor’s offices.
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