Students Attend
Fashion Workshop
Cleveland Community College
Fashion Merchandising coordina-
tor Becky Parris and her day and
night students recently attended a
fashion workshop/seminar spon-
sored by Double Take of Charlotte
at the Punchline in Charlotte. The
evening seminar covered the fol-
lowing topics; professional
hairstyles for the 90's, professional
make-up, updated wardrobes for
the professional, and updated ac-
cessories for the professional.
Dr. Dottie McIntyre, Cleveland
Community College associate vice
president of communications and
development, and Linda Elliott,
CCC part-time English instructor,
recently attended the Visiting
Artist Conference in Greensboro.
They attended business sessions as
well as over 30 performances.
KM Schools To Hold Parent Fair
Kings Mountain District Schools
will sponsor a Parent Fair on Tues.,
Nov. 13 from 6-9 p.m. at Kings
Mountain Middle School. Parents
from each of the district's eight
schools are invited to attend.
"Make Education a Family
Matter" will be the keynote address
and will be given by Patsy Linker.
Ms. Linker is a consultant and
trainer with companies in Charlotte
in developing parent involvement
in education programs. While em-
ployed by Charlotte-Mecklenburg
Schools she was instrumental in
the founding of their parent in-
volvement program called
"Education is a Family Affair."
Mini workshop sessions will be
offered in the following areas of in-
terest:
Session 1 - "Creative Art Ideas."
Presenter, Lisa Olsen, art teacher,
Kings Mountain High and Judy
Hancock, art teacher, Middle
School. This will be a hands on
session where participants learn
some inexpensive, creative art pro-
jects to do with young children.
Session 2 - "Eating and Cooking
with Your Child-Nutriciously."
Presenter, Ann Bennett, personal
services lab teacher, Middle
School. Participants will see
demonstrations and receive ideas
on nutritious snacks and meals for
kids.
'The Big Seed’
Set At College
CCC's Childrens’ Theatre class
and the Greater Shelby Community
Theatre will present "The Big
Seed," November 15 and 16 at 7:30
p.m., November 17 at 10 a.m. and
November 18 at 2:30 p.m. in the
CCC auditorium.
In honor of CCC President Dr.
L. Steve Thornburg, the production
is part of the college's 25th an-
niversary celebration.
Tickets are $5 for general admis-
sion and $4 for students. For more
information call 484-4025.
‘Curtain Call’
For Taylor
Barbara Taylor, Cleveland
Community College liberal arts de-
partment head, recently attended "
Curtain Call," the N.C. Drama
Conference in Winston-Salem.
Becky Cook, Cleveland
Community College dean of Skills
Development programs, and
Sandra Hardin, CCC vice president
of Student Services, attended the
Fall Conference of the N.C.
Student Development Personnel
Association in Southern Pines on
October 4 and 5. Special emphasis
at the conference was place on stu-
dent progress and tracking, person-
al and college transfer counseling,
labor market demands for the fu-
ture, and commission on the Future
Update.
Orlandi Earns
Degree At UNCG
Laura M. Orlandi of Rout 3,
Kings Mountain, recently complet-
ed requirements for a Master's de-
gree in Education at the University
of North Carolina at Greensboro.
Ms. Orlandi will have the oppor-
tunity to participate in UNCG's
99th annual commencement exer-
cise May 12, 1991 in Greensboro
Coliseum.
ON DEAN'S LIST
Ladd R. Bridges, a senior at
DeVry Institute of Technology in
Decatur, Ga., has been named to
the Dean's list for the fall trimester.
He is the son of Bonnie and Dennis
Bridges of Route 3, Kings
Mountain.
LUNCH HAWAIIAN STYLE - Brenda Wright's kindergarten class at Bethware School prepares to be
served lunch on Hawaiian Day during National School Lunch Week last Wednesday. They wore leis, flow-
ers and brightly colored clothing.
Session 3 - "Child Safety."
Present, Pat St. Charles, executive
director, CAPS (Child and Parent
Support Services). Safety tips will
“be discussed for young children
who must at times be home alone.
Session 4 - "Understanding Test
Results." Presenter, Marvin
Armstrong, consultant, Research
and Development, Southwest
Regional Education Center.
Participants will receive informa-
tion regarding the interpretation of
standardized test results, particular-
ly the California Achievement
Test.
Session 5 - "Communicating
With Your Elementary School
Child." Presenters, Paula Goforth,
Kevin Plonk and Anita Izzi, ele-
mentary school counselors. The
counselors will discuss characteris-
tics of elementary children and the
Kings Mountain Schools’ elemen-
tary guidance program.
Session 6 - "Communicating
With Your Middle School Child."
Presenter, Laurie Whiteside, coun-
selor, Middle School.
Characteristics of middle school
students and the middle school
guidance program will be dis-
cussed.
Parents may register for a grand ||
prize Atlanta weekend trip or a $50
grocery gift certificate. Other door
prizes provided by area merchants
will be given away at the individu-
al workshop sessions.
Refreshments will be served
throughout the evening and
babysitting will be provided at
Kings Mountain Middle School by
Bolin Day Care.
Concert At CC College
For Benefit Of Habitat
Cleveland Community College
and Habitat for Humanity will pre-
sent "Sherlene in Concert"
November 19 at 8 p.m. in the CCC
auditorium. This is a benefit con-
cert for Habitat for Humanity and
tickets are $10.
The concert features Sherlene
Womack, a pianist/music stylist.
For more information call 484-
- 4025.
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A Message From Friends
Of Cass Ballenger
Congressman Cass Ballenger has served the people of the 10th district with distinction since he was first elected to the U.S.
House of Representatives in 1986.
During his tenure in Congress, Cass Ballenger has earned the reputation of being an effective voice for each and every
individual in the seven counties of the 10th district, and has tirelessly championed the fight of our local businesses against
burdensome government regulation and unfair trading practices.
Congressman Ballenger continues to fight for a balanced federal budget, a cleaner environment, and a victory in the war
on drugs. His has been a voice of reason in our efforts to maintain a strong national defense.
Whether Congress is considering educational benefits for the young, retirement and health benefits for senior citizens, or
child care assistance for families, Cass Ballenger has voted with fairness and compassion to assure that assistance is given to
those in our society who are in need.
trict of North Carolina with responsible, con-
Because of Cass Ballenger’s distinguished record of public service spanning nearly a quarter of a century, and because of
Cass Ballenger’s strong and able representation of the 10th district in the U.S. House of Representatives, we the undersigned
strongly and unequivocally endorse his candidacy for reelection.
Louise K. Ratchford
Paul R. Roseberry Sr.
Charles M. Spence
Robert Lee Stowe
Joseph B. Tedder
Elizabeth G. Templeton
Fred W. Towery
Barbara H. Voorhees
Edward S. Whitesides
Watauga County
Jim Hastings
Red Lyons
Gene Wilson
Beverly S. Bolen
Mae T. Coffey
Charles Edward Derr
Dr. Lynn D. George
Cecil M. Greene
Lucille S. Keamey
M. Ashton Keamey
Lavaughn G. Klutz
We encourage everyone to join us by voting in the 1990 general election on November 6 to Keep Cass in Congress.
Paid for by The Cass Ballenger Committee M.B. Jordan, Treasurer.