CHARLES ROSEBORO (left)
Receives Award From Huitt Reep
Roseboro Top Employee
Charles Roseboro was recently
named Kings Mountain Hospital
Housekeeping Employee of the
Quarter for the third quarter of
1989.
The award is based on a high
standard of quality assurance,
punctuality, attendance and attitude
involving patient care in interac-
tion with other employees.
At Kings Mountain Hospital,
Roseboro is known as "The
Weatherman" because he always
has a forecast that He'll share with
you. Roseboro said, "If anyone
wants to know the weather, they
can ask me."
Director of Housekeeping Ken
Hooper said,"Charles is extremely
reliable, Neither Hurricane Hugo
nor six inches of snow can stop
him from coming to work,"
Roseboro has been employed at
Kings Mountain Hospital for a
combined total of 22 years. He said
he enjoys working at Kings
Mountain Hospital because every-
one does their share of work. When
askswhen he-theught he received
the award. Roseboro said, "I guess
I earned it because I always come
in to wark. I try to getialong with
everyone, be honest, and do my
work.
BRITTANY GRANT
Brittany Grant
Pageant Winner
Brittany Allisha Ann Grant,
daughter of John and Annie Grant,
was recently in the Cover
Girl/Cover Boy U.S.A. Pageant in
Gastonia. Brittany won photogenic
first runner-up and was second al-
ternate in sportswear in her age di-
vision. There were 40 children in
the pageant.
Brittany won three trophies, a
banner, and her entry fee to the
state finals in Florida.
Brittany has two older brothers,
Kenny and Steven. She is the
granddaughter of Ken and Mavis
Burns and Nan Jean Grant of
Kings Mountain, and Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald E. Grant of Massachusetts.
Her great-grandfather is J.B. Burns
and her great-grandmother is Mrs.
E. Lincoln of Peterborough,
England.
Le 88s
Whether it's back or neck pain,
arthritis, or another kind of pain,
one in three Americans suffer from
some form of chronic pain.
Chronic pain is pain that does not
go away despite your efforts a
treatment. If disrupts your home
life to the fullest. But there are
steps you can take to get back in
control of you life.
The first step is understanding
pain, which serves as the body's
alarm system. Acute pain tells you
when your body has been injured,
prevents you from further damag-
ing the injured part, and goes away
when the injury has healed.
Chronic pain is a constant pain that
is difficult to treat because the
cause of pain may be unclear.
When you are in pain, it it natu-
ral to want to limit your activities.
But this reaction may make the
problem worse by leading you into
a chronic pain cycle. Inactivity can
cause you to lose strength and flex-
ibility. You may fell frustrated or
We All Have Pains
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Kings Mountain District
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Dance Scheduled I Appreciate The Opportunity That
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Mountain At District 2
Commissioner.
A Fall dance Saturday, Nov. 25
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Center will benefit the "Baseball
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