School Briefs
Kids Etc! joins Nancy Reagan program
Kings Mountain District Schools
Kids Etc. Program has been chosen
to participate in the Nancy Reagan
After school Program.
The Reagan program combines
the technology and appeal of video
with the simple joy of hands-on ac-
tivities. Videos portray real life sit-
uations involving self-esteem,
peer-pressure, substance abuse and
related issues. They are designed to
trigger lively discussions among
the groups.
The creative activities allow
imagination and creativity to flour-
ish in ways that make youth value
themselves, their lives and others.
Patsy Walker, director, feels that
the program is important because
"when a child's talents and creativi-
ty are allowed to flourish they are
much less likely to turn to negative
behavior in search of attention: The
creative spark, when kept lit, helps
make the students feel alive, whole
and valuable.
"Kids Etc! can be a perfect place
for children to realize the creative
and imaginative skills within them-
selves.
Walker said the Reagan Program
will start at Kids Etc! sites in
March.
BM Jeff Johnson of WIZY TV-46
Kids Club recently visited the KM
Kids Etc! program. He presented a
BH The class of 1985 of Kings
Mountain High is planning a 10-
year reunion. Classmates are urged
to send their current address to 505
Crescent Hill Road or 815 West
Gold Street, Kings Mountain, NC
28086.
BM Feb. 27 - Spring quarter regis-
tration, Cleveland Community
College, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. and 4-8
p.m., CCC Campus Center
Building. Call 484-4081 for infor-
mation.
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JIE
BW March 1 - Spring quarter
classes begin at Cleveland
Community College. For informa-
tion call 484-4081.
B® March 1 - Cleveland College
will host columnist Chuck Stone at
11:30 a.m. Free. Call 484-4025 for
information.
BW March 15 - Free small busi-
ness counseling sessions, 1-3 p.m.
at the World Trade Center of
Gardner Webb University. Call
434-4385 for appointment.
Thursday, February 23, 1995 -THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page-5B
MY FAIR LADY - Gardner-
Webb University Theatre pre-
sents Lerner & Loewe's long-
running hit in Dover Theatre on
the campus in Boiling Springs
Feb. 23-27 at 8 p.m. with a mati-
nee on Sunday, Feb. 26. Pictured
above are Bridget Allen as Eliza
Doolittle and Linda Strachan of
Kings Mountain as Mrs. Higgins.
Tickets are $5 for adults and $3
for students and senior citizens
and will be on sale at the door.
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program that emphasized and pro-
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Dr. Sheri Adams was named
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cently was Associate Professor of
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Baptist Theological Seminary in
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Dr. Bob Adams was named
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ies and recently served as Titular
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International Baptist Theological
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Student teaching
BM Charity Nicole Jackson,
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs.
Brady Jackson of Kings Mountain,
is student teaching in third grade at
Fallston Elementary School under
the supervision of Mary Peeler.
She is participating in Appalachian
State University's 15-week student
teaching program.
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