Assembly in Raleigh.
; David Teddy, Democratic candi-
. date for the 37th district North
~ Carolina Senate set, and his wife,
Sally Teddy, were in Raleigh re-
cently at the State Legislature.
Teddy, whose district covers
Rutherford County and most of
Cleveland County, paid a visit to
Senator Ollie Harris, the incumbent
of the district, who is stepping
down at the end of his current
term.
During lunch, Senator Harris ad-
vised Teddy to "get out and hit the
streets and let folks know who you
are." As SEnator Harris led Teddy
on a tour of the Senate Chamber,
they discussed some of the issues
that will top the Senate primary in
the 37th district.
"I feel it's important for me to
acknowledge Senator Harris's 44
years of service to the people of the
37th district," said Teddy. "I want-
ed to get a first hand view of the
status of the special legislative ses-
sion called by Governor Hunt, and
who better than ro Harris to
discuss some of ‘the concerns I've
Free and comprehensive training
for new volunteers in the
Cleveland County Abuse
Prevention Council will be held
March 15 and March 17 from 6-9
p.m.
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Rais
Senate candidate David Teddy of the 37th district meets Senator
Ollie Harris of Kings Mountain during a recent visit to the General
Senate candidate Teddy *
visits State Legislature
heard from voters in Cleveland and
Rutherford counties."
In a series of morning meetings,
Teddy spoke with other
Democratic legislators including
Rep. John Gamble (44th), Rep.
Edith Lutz (48th), Rep. JOhn Hunt
(48th), and Rep. Billy Joye (93rd).
Senator David Hoyle (25th) intro-
duced Teddy to Office of the
President Pro Tempore, Marc
Basnight. Teddy broached several .
issues with his hosts, including
crime and punishment, education,
gun control, lottery, and Governor
veto.
"I really appreciate the time the
legislators spent with me, and all
the advice that they offered," said
Teddy.
Later that afternoon, Teddy and
his wife sat in the gallery during
the Senate session, and were recog-
nized by Senate President Dennis
Wicker. A short time later, the
Senate passed the bill to increase
the prison cap in North Carolina by
a vote of 42-0.
Abuse prevention volunteers needed
More volunteers are needed to
staff shelters, work as court and
client advocates, transport clients
and work in the Thrift Store.
To volunteer, call Tamara Bird,
481-0043.
The Kings Mountain Lions Club
will "be selling Carolina
Community Service Books until
March 22 as part of its participa-
tion in Campaign Sightfirst, Lions
Clubs International's worldwide
campaign to combat blindness.
Lion Johnny Reavis, Chairman
of the club's Campaign Sightfirst,
said that the event will have two
purposes: to inform the community
about Campaign Sightfirst and to
enlist support for it.
Carolina Community Service
Books are good at area restaurants.
Most tickets are two dinners for the
price of one. Cost of the book is
Shrinettes meet
at Masonic Hall
Shrinettes of White Plains
Shrine Club held the first meeting
of the new year February 10 at
Masonic Hall.
Ten members attended.
The group changed the meeting
night to third Tuesday at 7 p.m.
President Carolyn Stone said
that all Shrinettes are invited, as
well as prospective members.
Thursday, March 10, 1994-THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Paae 13A
Lions Club project to benefit blind
$10. It is available from Lions
members, Cooper Furniture, Joe
Ann Don Agency, BB&T Bank,
and Warlick-Hamrick Associates.
Campaign Sightfirst is Lions’
largest and most ambitious
International effort ever. The cam-
paign seeks to raise at least $130
million to fund blindness preven-
tion and treatment programs
around the world. Many Lions
have already made personal contri-
butions.
"We invite our friends and
neighbors to be a part of this his-
toric effort," Reavis said.
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Sgt. Michael Lewis Mitchell of
Whiteman AFB, Missouri.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
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