Kings Mountain Chamber of
Commerce will continue to spon-
sor seminars of interest to its mem-
bership, says President Ruby
Alexander.
Alexander said she is pleased
with response to the second semi-
nar,"Stress Management," held on
Monday at the fire department
training room and attended by 15
people.
Judy Byers Ross, Kings
Mountain native and Southern Bell
staff manager for Human
Resources, led the seminar. Ross
shared relaxation tapes on how to
deal with stress and self tests to
define personalities.
"When you find yourself think-
Seminar leader Judy Byers Ross, Pam Massey and Chamber of Commerce President Ruby Alexander,
left to right, are pictured at the second Chamber-sponsored business seminar Monday.
Chamber seminar was successful
ing about something that is causing
you unnecessary stress, picture a
stop sign. Tell yourself "stop it"
and force the thought away by be-
ginning to think about something
better," said Ross.
"Take a walk, take a nap, hug
someone, get a massage, work on
hobbies, and pray," said Ross, who
listed 60 symptoms of stress, the
first 10 being headaches, nervous-
ness, unable to get rid of bad
thoughts and ideas, faintness or
dizziness, loss of pleasure, feeling
critical of others, bad dreams, diffi-
culty in speaking when excited,
trouble remembering things, and
worried about sloppiness or care-
lessness.
"You don't have to be down and
During National School Lunch Week at Bethware School the stu-
stressed out. Count your assets.
When you list them your goals are
much more attainable and that's up-
lifting," said Ross.
Pam Massey, manager of corpo-
rate/external affairs for Southern
Bell, helped arrange both the stress
and telephone etiquette seminars.
"I am highly pleased with atten-
dance at both seminars and hope
we will be able to work with the
Chamber on more seminars of in-
terest to the membership," she said.
Alexander said the Chamber will
start surveying its members on top-
ics they want to see included in fu-
ture programs.
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Cleveland County receives grant
Sccretary of State Rufus L.
Edmisten announced today the
award of a $2,500 grant for
Cleveland County to upgrade its
land records management systems.
The money is part of a compre-
hensive effort by counties across
North Carolina to modernize their
land records.
"These funds are being made
available for a multitude of rea-
sons," Edmisten said. "Some coun-
ties need better computers. Some
counties just need computers - pe-
riod. Some need to begin aerial
mapping of their county."
Cleveland County will use its
grant to continue a comprehensive
mapping program.
"We just wish there were more
funds to go around," Edmisten
said. "These are all worthy pro-
jects, but this is a very tight budget
year and taxpayers are feeling the
burden as it is. We received almost
$4 million in requests and barely
10 percent of that became available
to distribute."
The funds are being adminis-
tered through the Secretary of
State's Land Records Management
Division. Since 1977, the Division
has provided technical and finan-
cial assistance to counties for help
in converting local land records to
modern systems.
North Carolina is the first state
to offer this service to counties.
"Some counties need more help
than we can provide at this time,"
Edmisten said. "They are barely
out of the quill and ink-well era
and businesses that need their help
are moving into the 21st Century."
Other funds administered by the
Secretary of State's Office are used
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