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EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION—Dean B. Westmoreland, right, congratulates Grover
teacher Jackie Blanton as winner of the Terry Sanford Award for excellence in education. The
ee a ce
award was presented by the Kings Mountain Unit NCAE.
Golf Carts Vandalized
At Local Country Club
Golf carts in a cart shed at
KM Country Club were the
object of vandals this week
who cut fuel lines, slashed
tires and extensively damag-
ed a $4,000 golf cart belonging
to Stonewall Jackson.
Police say they have a
suspect in the case, a
juvenile.
Vandals also broke into the
pro shop at the Country Club
and took assorted items and
$165 in silver from the cash
drawer. In addition to the
Jackson cart, several rental
carts were damaged.
Rita Robinson, 808
Cleveland Ave. reported that
her car was painted with
obscene writing and vandals
spray painted a school bus
perked at the high school bus
ot.
Another report of damage
to property was filed by Inez
Murray, 613 West Mountain
St. who said that walls of her
rental property at 106 Myers
Street were painted.
Jeff Gladden, 313 Wilson
Terrace, reported larceny of
tool box and assorted items
valued at $1160 from vehicle;
RETIRING TEACHER HONORED—Mrs. Wanda Hunt, for
34 years a school teacher and for the past 23 years a second
grade teacher at Bethware School, was honored on her retire-
ment tHis year with a plaque from the Association of
Educators. Supt. Bob McRae, left, congratulates Mrs. Hunt.
Also retiring from the system this year was D.B. Blalock, not
pictured, a counselor for 29 years with 18 years service at
KMSHS.
Ronnie Maples, Route 5,
reported that vandals tried to
break into his car parked at
KMSHS and damaged the
vehicle $300; Danny
Hawkins, 108 Marigold Ave.,
reported the theft of boat
equipment totaling $1250; Bil-
ly Holland, 902 Second St.,
reported’ larceny of bicycle;
Ricky McDaniel, 418
Cherokee St., reported
larceny from vehicle; Elbert
Mills, 1014 Second St.,
reported theft of lawnmower;
Timothy Johnson, 213 Par-
rish Dr., reported larceny of
speakers from car; and Leon
Roseboro, 204 Thornburg Dr.,
reported attempted break-in
at his residence.
Seminar
Scheduled
At Tech
The Small Business Center
of Cleveland Technical Col-
lege will sponsor a seminar
on ‘Managing Interpersonal
Relationships’ on Wed., June
17 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in
Room 2030.
This seminar is free,
however, it is limited to 30
participants. Interested per-
sons should call the CTC
Small Business Center at
484-4040, Anne Smevog
Langley-Director, to reserve
a seat.
Seminar leader Barbara
M. Nesbitt, a freelance
associate with Ainsworth &
Associates, Inc., will cover
the following topics:
understanding differences in
people’s behavior; improving
communication between peo-
ple; building team spirit by
recognizing and working with
unique strengths and
weaknesses of personal
style; and characterizing
behavior into four areas bas-
ed on perceptions of asser-
tiveness and responsiveness.
Tech’s SBC delivers
technical and managerial
assistance to small business
owners and prospective
owners by providing informa-
tion, education and training,
counseling and referral, and
partnerships with SCORE,
ACE and the Small Business
Administration. Co-sponsor
for the seminar is United
Way of Cleveland County.
BOARD TO MEET
The city board of commis-
sioners will meet Monday
night at 7 p.m. to review the
proposed budget and to
receive presentations of utili-
ty projects for the new fiscal
year 1987-88.
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DAR GOOD CITIZEN AND DISTRICT GOOD
CITIZEN—Mrs. Betty Masters, right, congratulates KM
Junior High student Alex Nolen, recipient of the DAR Good
Citizen Award and the District DAR Good Citizen Award
given at recent school Awards Day for Junior High students.
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AWARD WINNER—Chris Henson, ninsh grader at Kings
Mountain Junior High and son of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Henson
of Route 2, received the Exchange Club Young Citizenship
Award, National Fitness Award and Outstanding Service
Award during Awards Day last week.
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