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CC Extension Members Attend Council Meeting Four members of the Cleveland County Extension Homemakers Association at- tended the annual council meeting of the North Carolina Extension Homemakers Association, October 18 and 19 in Raleigh. Pearl Warlick, County Council President; Bettye Withrow, Advisor; Polly Al- mond, Treasurer; and Nancy Abasiekong, Home Economics Extension Agent, were among more than 450 club women participating in the state council conference at the North Raleigh Hilton. They represented more than 24,500 members statewide. Ava Rodgers, deputy ad- ministrator, Extension Ser- vice, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D.C., commended the members on their many hours of volunteer service devoted to family, home and community. Theme of the event was “VIP Leadership Pursuit.” To complement the theme, A&P leadership awards were resented to two outstanding eaders from each of six Ex- tension districts. Cleveland County was one of 37 counties recognized for their participation in the “Improve—Remove Pro- gram.” This program, en- dorsed by the General Assembly, is one of public education and awareness about abandoned buildings in North Carolina. Pearl Warlick accepted the cer- tificate award on behalf of the 260 Cleveland County Ex- tension Homemakers. The Extension Homemakers Association is dedicated to continuing adult education through programs in citizenship and community outreach; cultural arts; family relationships and child development; family resource management; health; housing, energy and environment; international; and public relations and safe- ty. Halloween Safety Tips From Page 4-A ored costumes that can be seen in the dark. Decorating them with strips of reflective tape will help too. —Apply a natural mask of cosmetics rather than have a ‘child wear a mask which might restrict vision or hamper breathing. However, if a mask is used make sure it fits securely and has large eyeholes. ~—Be sure that swords, knives, and other costume ac- cessories are made of soft or flexible material. —Don’t let small children go trick-or-treating unless they are accompanied by a responsible older child or an adult. Urge the children to stay on walks and sidewalks. our Council. NOTICE On November 5th, you will have another opportunity to influence the direction of VOTE | RUBY:ALEXANDER DISTRICT 5 COMMISSIONER — Pd. Pol. Advertisement Thursday, October 24, 1985-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page SA THIS P VCR 1.00 Ti = J Pe decead] Doerr 0000|| O Gr vi : a joooo] L 2 x A - A x A x BB XK aatimaaausandd it VCR Donated By Mountain Video, Kings Mountain Herald And The Printin’ Press BUY A RAFFLE TICKET FROM A MEMBER OF THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL BAND THIS PROJECT IS TO HELP THE BAND RAISE MONEY FOR THE SPRING TRIP TO DISNEYWORLD. VCR TO BE GIVEN AWAY DECEMBER 17TH Hye ‘AT THE CHRISTMAS CONCERT “Thank You Kings Mountain For Buying All That Cheese’’ Flossie Johnson Spare Spinner/Winder Tender, Kings Mountain Plant We're proud to be part of the Textile Industry in North Carolina. TultexYarns &0 Wire, CRAf ares Nushk
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