Fashion
The Fashion Merchandis-
ing and Marketing
Technology Department of
Cleveland Technical College
and the Fashion Group of
Charlotte are sponsoring a
special event, ‘‘Pret A
Porter”, a slide preview of
preview, the fashion con-
scious community of
Cleveland County will have
the opportunity to see the
best of ready-to-wear
fashions for Spring ‘87, for-
warded from designer hosues
in Milan, Paris, London and
New York.
An invitation is extended to
the public to attend fashion
screenings on Tues., Jan, 20,
at 7 p.m., and on Wed., Jan.
21 at 12 noon (bring a bag
lunch) in the Fashion Dept. of
Cleveland Tech. The showing
of 135 slides, produced by The
Fashion Group, is a potpourri
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Preview Set At Cleveland Tech
of high fashion, which will be
the basis for the spring ap-
parel found in local stores.
In addition to the public
showings, Tech’s Fashion
Dept. will arrange a private
showing for a group of 12 or
more persons. Reservations
may be made by calling
484-4047.
Teh cost for each of the
public and private showings
is $2 per person which in-
cludes light refreshments
and a fashion forecast
brochure.
Spring ‘87 fashions. At this
AMY BRACKETT
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Amy Michelle Brackett,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Lee Brackett of 617
Athenia Place, Bessemer Ci-
ty, celebrated her 12th birth-
day with a pizza and pajama
party.
Pizza was enjoyed at the
Pizza Hut in Gastonia where
the gr oz oup also played games.
en guests returned to
the Brackett residence, they
were served Teddy Bear cake
with ice cream and iced
drinks.
Following the pajama par-
ty on Sunday morning, Amy
‘and her guests attended ser-
vices at Piedmont Baptist
Church.
Amy was presented a horse
for her birthday by her
parents and the party ended
on Sunday afternoon with
horseback riding.
Guests were Amanda
Gantt, Karen Smith, Dana
Taylor, Stacey Waller,
Christina Price, Becky An-
non, and Rhonda and Michele
Byrd.
Amy is the granddaughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lee
Smith of Kings Mountain and
Mrs. Martin Lee Brackett of
Bessemer City.
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A beginners quilitng class
will begin Jan. 19 at the home
of Mrs. Paul McGinnis on
Hawthorne Road. : Mrs.
McGinnis will conduct the
class and those interested in
registering may call 739-3914.
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tive in the Foothills Quilters
Guild, was recently re-
elected to the board of direc-
tors and Mrs. Paul Waker,
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The Tax Reform Act of 1986
requires all employees to file
a new form W-4, Employees
Withholding Allowance Cer-
tificate.
The new form should be
submitted immediately so
the correct amount of tax will
be withheld for the year. If an
employee does not submit a
new form W-4, the amount of
tax may not be correct.
Cleveland Tech will con-
duct a training session on the
new Form W-4 on Thursday
from 1-2:30 p.m. at the col-
lege auditorium at 137 South
Post Road, Shelby. Admis-
sion is free.
To reserve a seat, call
Smevog Langley at the CTC
Small Business Center at
484-4040.
The workshop, which will
be led by an IRS represen-
tative, is being sponsored by
Cleveland Mall Merchants,
Greater Shelby Chamber of
Commerce, Kings Mountain
Chamber of Commerce and
Merchants Association, and
Upper Cleveland Chamber of
Commerce.
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Jayne Lybrand, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James A.
Lybrand Jr., was on the
Dean’s List for the fall
semester at Appalachian
State University.
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