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SNOW FAMILY - Jane Campbell created this snow family in front of her Dance Academy on
Battleground Avenue Sunday. The family included a snow man, snow woman, snow baby and
snow dog. When the wheels of the world began moving again Monday, though, a snow plow
came along and that was the end of her snow family.
Mrs. Hillman Elected To ABC Board
From Page 1-A
year-term and Commissioner
J.D. Barrett seconded. Com-
missioner Harold Phillips
then made a substitute mo-
GEORGE W. HILL
408 Spring Street
30 years experience in
Casualty Claims and
Estate,
Relations.
CALL 435-9462
- EXPERIENCED IN TRIAL WORK
Workman Compensation,
tion, with Commissioner Nor-
man Bridges seconding, that
Mrs. Hillman be appointed.
Mayor Kyle Smith called for
a vote on the substitute mo-
tion and it passed 4-2 with
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700 West King St.
739-8015 8
GASTONIA
257 West Main St.
BESSEMER CITY
215 East Virginia St.
64-4663 629-4136
Commissioners Fred Finger
and Al Moretz siding with
Bridges and Phillips.
Other members of the ABC
Board, with terms unexpir-
ing, are Chairman Andy
Neisler and Van Birm-
ingham., .
After the vote was taken,
Charlie Carpenter, KM
realtor attending - the
meeting, suggested the board
give recognition to Ingram’s
effort on the board and his ef-
fort in helping pass the suc-
cessful ABC referendum and
construction during his term
of office of the ABC Store.
Architect
Interviews
Are Planned
From Page 1-A
graders in the future. The
program will be reviewed by
the Health Council and of-
ficially presented to the
board later.
*Was told by McRae that
the system will soon begin an
Early Intervention program
on a trial basis at Central
School. The program is
designed to offer special in-
struction to potential
dropouts and is in coopera-
tion with the Mental Health
Department.
*Was told by McRae that a
Health Fair will be held at the
junior high school during
Public Health Week April
12-14. Students will be offered
blood pressure screening,
height and weight checks,
tetanus check, and other
assessments to identify areas
. that may need attention.
{ There will be a seminar for
parents at night.
*Was told by McRae that
UNC-Charlotte is interested
in placing more student
teachers in the district and
training local teachers to be
their supervisors in UNC-C’s
student training program.
*Appointed Billy King as
the board’s representative on
the 1988-89 School Calendar
Committee.
*Adopted a resolution of
support of the high school’s
Southern Association of Col-
leges and Schools 10-year re-
evaluation.
*Authorized McRae to pro-
ceed with the 1988-89 budget
on the same basis as prior
years, with principals and
other department heads
working with the Central Of-
fice staff, and later presen-
ting their proposals to the
board. McRae said a
preliminary budget would be
presented at the March
meeting and a public.hearing
and final approval slated for
the April meeting.
*Approved the retirement
of Mary Page, Central
teacher, effective January
22, and the resignation of
Health Coordinator Paula
Hildebrand
February 1.
effective
Democrats
Will Meet
Cleveland County
Democrats will reorganize at
precinct meetings Thursday
night, Jan. 21,
In Kings Mountain, West
KM Precinct will meet at The
Armory, East Kings Moun-
tain Precinct will meet at KM
Community Center, Grover
Precinct will meet at Grover
Rescue Squad and Bethware
Precinct will meet at David
Baptist Church fellowship
building. All meetings are
7:30 p.m. and new officers
will be elected. Meetings will
be held at all 24 precincts in
the county at the various poll-
ing places.
Charlie Carpenter, a
member of the West
Precinct, pointed out that the
Cleveland County Board of
Elections, decreasing the
number of precincts from 28.
to 24, moved the dividing
lines between East and West -
KM precincts which means
that about the same number
of people will be voting at the
two KM boxes. Those voters
living East of Cansler Street
who used to vote at West KM
will vote at East precinct and
those living on the Southern
line of West precinct on
Crocker Road will vote at
West box instead of Bethware
precinct, he said. :
The KM Board of Elections
changed their boundary lines
to correspond with the county
lines which means that voters
can vote in both a county-
conducted election and a city-
conducted election at the
same voting place and not
have to move from one place
to another to vote in instances
where school board can-
didates are running at the
same time as city board of-
ficials.
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