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Future health care professionals
can offset the financial burden of
college through the scholarship
program offered by Health Care
Careers CODE BLUE.
Funded by CODE BLUE spon-
sors Forsyth Memorial Hospital
and North Carolina ‘Baptist
Hospital in Winston-Salem, and by
Gaston Memorial Hospital and
Presbyterian Hospital in Charlotte,
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the scholarships are part of the
continuing ¢ffort to recruit capable
students into health care and are in
addition to the loans and scholar-
ship programs already offered by
the four hospitals.One student from
Forsyth, Gaston and Mecklenburg
County will be awarded a $1,000
scholarship for writing the best es-
say on the rewards of becoming a
To] Scholarship money available
health care professional, In addi-
tion, cach student submitting an ¢s-
say must also obtain a teacher rec-
ommendation, maintain a.
satisfactory grade point average
and be accepted into a health care
program. Interested stu-
dents should contact their school
guidance counselor or call 1-800-
548-9649 for more information.
The Cleveland Community College REAL Support Team will ser
Enterprises Program for potential business owners.
'
ve as mentors to students in the REAL
CCC organizes support team
There's nothing like Christmas in the country, and we couldn't be
happier to share it with such wontderful people.
To all of you we wish a season filled with warm fires, good friends,
and dreams come true.
Cleveland Community College Barbara Greene, director of Mickey Corry, Corry and Cerwin,
has founded a community support Cleveland's Small Business Center. Attorneys at Law; Greg Traywick, POINSETTIAS FLORIST WRAP AND BOW
team to assist with the college's According to Greene, the support Cleveland County Agriculture ; : : .
REAL Enterprises Program which team will serve as mentors and Extension; Cecil Dickson. 4-1/2" container 3-5 blooms $2.95 each or 4/$10 lr 5 ii
begins during winter quarter. consultants to the REAL partici- Cleveland County Board of 6-1/2" container 5-8 blooms $4.95 each or 5/or more $4.75 each G1" OL coverot foi wrapiwih bow on :
REAL (Rural Entrepreneurship pants. Commissioners; Robert Gold, 8-1/2" container 15+ blooms $10.95 to $14.95 each 812 foil wrap with bow 00 eac
Community Support Team mem- Western Steer; Susan Robinson, Minimum Florist Delivery $15.00
through Action Learning) provides
an experiential course of study for
potential business owners. Topics
such as market analysis, feasibility
and financing will be covered.
Participants who submit a business
plan to North Carolina REAL may
be eligible for business financing.
bers are Madge Wray, Dean of
Business Technologies at CCC;
Mary Ann Walker, Walker Wesson
Real Estate; John Glenn, Glenn
Lumber Inc.; Tommy Greene,
Tommy Greene Accounting
Service; Andrew Milewski, Hank
Cleveland County Health
Department; Doug Sharp, Sharp &
Englerth; Mike Griffin, Griffin &
Wilson P.A.; Ted Alexander,
Uptown Shelby Association; John
Godbold, Carolina State Bank; Dr.
L. Steve Thornburg, Cleveland
For Quantity of 10 or more :
Order Must Be Placed by Dec. 1, 1993
- Lauri Hus,
Plus $3.00 Delivery Charge
J The course will be taught by Fink, Inc.; Stacy Putnam, Community College President; Phil ;
Beck Parrish, Fashion Cleveland County Health Blanton, BB&T; Peggy Bridges, Nursery, Greenhouses & Florist
Merchandising-Retail Marketing Department; Betsy Fonvielle, Cleveland County Chamber of 4 . d. » Gastonia, NC 28054
! Technology Coordinator. Betsy Fonvielle, CPA; Gary Commerce; and Wayne Barr, Lower Spencer Mountain Rd. Astonia,
Coordinator tor the program is Ritchie, Gary Ritchie, CPA; Cummings LeGrand Insurance. VisaMC Hours: Mon thru Sat 9:00-5:30 © Sunday 1:00-5:00
Applications are being taken for ATS Wire Service = Gob ios (704) 824-3514
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Faculty attends meeting
A host of Cleveland Community
College faculty members attended
the Business Instructor's
Association Conference, held in
conjunction with the North
Carolina Community College
Association of Business
Chairpersons and Department
Heads Curriculum Improvement
Project in Asheville.
Attending were Pam Collins,
Phil Reid and Danny Scruggs,
Microcomputer Systems
Technology instructors; Fred
CLASSES
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‘Wednesday from 9 a.m.-12 noon in
room 2008.
Upholstery will be held Dec. 1-
Feb. 24 and will meet each
Wednesday and Thursday from 6-9
p.m. in room 1019. Registration is
$35 plus a $5 supply fee.
Auto mechanics will be held
Dec. 2-Feb. 24 and will meet each
Thursday from 6-10 p.m. in room
1014.
Porcelain will be held Dec. 2-
Feb. 24 and will meet each
Thursday from 9 a.m-12 noon in
RETNA SRA 2a DE eo HVE
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5:30pm 501 E. Franklin Bivd., Phone 866-4975 OPEN SUNDAY 1-5:30pm i
1/2 Block up from Tony's Ice Cream ¢ Terms ¢ Credit Cards
McFarland, instructor of
Accounting; Jean Mitchell, instruc-
tor of Secretarial Science; Julie
Holt, instructor of Accounting; and
Joyce Meade, department head,
Business Administration,
Secretarial and Fashion.
Topics included team building,
computers and education, current
issues, WordPerfect 6.0, Peachtree
Accounting software, professional
development and performance, and
ISO 9000.
room 2042. Fee is $35 plus a sup-
ply fee.
Porcelain will be held Dec. 2-
Feb. 24 and will meet each
Thursday from 6:30-9:30 pZm. in
room 2042.
Interior Design and Decorating
will be held Dec. 2-Feb. 24 and
will meet each Thursday from
6:30-9:30 p.m. in room 1049.
Picture Framing and Matting
will be held Dec. 2-Feb. 24 and
will meet each Thursday from
6:30-9:30 p.m. in the campus
woodworking shop.
Watercolor Painting will be held
Dec. 2-Feb. 24 and will meet each
Thursday from 6:30-9:30 p.m. in
room 2008.
2" Steel, 3 Colors
Waterbed
the REAL Enterprises Program.
For more information, contact
Barbara Greene at 484-4040.
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