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WEST SCHOOL POSTER WINNERS -
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Pictured are winners in the poster contest at West School dur-
ing Parent Involvement Week. Front row, from left, Chelsie Slifko, daughterof Paul and Deidre Slifko;
Hannah McGill, daughter of Chip and Laura McGill; second row, Andrew Childers, son of Chip and
Mattha Childers; T.J. Proffitt, son of Tommy and Julie Proffitt; Stephanie Edwards, daughter of Terry
andiJanet Edwards; and Kimberly Jackson, daughter of Harold and Renee Jackson.
West has Parent Involvement Week
"Harvesting God"s Parents" was the theme of Parent
Involvement Week October 9-13 at West Elementary
School.
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On Blue Ribbon Day the children and their parents
created posters on the theme and the children won $5
for best posters and gave their parents mums.
Parents shared their careers and hobbies with the
children on Tuesday. MIke Hinson, father of John
Michael, shared his falconry hobby with Mrs.
Leonard's kindergarten class.
Fall Festival Day was Wednesday and a carnival at-
mosphere prevailed with various games, including
CCC to re-activate plumbing program ELUENT,
Cleveland Community College
will host the Roadside Theatre pro-
duction of Cumberland Mountain
Memories November 9 at 7:30
p.m. in the college auditorium.
Admission is $3 for adults and
$2 for students and senior citizens.
Wanda Wilson.
The play is based on music and
stories which have been passed
down from generation to genera-
tion in the Appalachian Mountains.
Each plot revolves around eternal
human themes such as love lost,
tests of will and strength, and bat-
bean bag toss, putt putt, ring toss, panning for pennies
and others. Prizes from the parents went to the chil-
Thursday was Fall Craft Day and cookie baking,
creating a ghost tree for Halloween and making air-
' planes were featured.
were culminated with'lunch on Friday and presentation
of prizes to‘poster winners Chelsie Slifko, Hannah
McGill, Andrew Childers, T. J. Profitt, Stephanie
Edwards and Kimberly Jackson. and entertainment by
The weekend activities
tles with the devil.
The play includes traditional and
original songs accompanied by
June Appal recording artists
Tommy Bledsoe on banjo and Ron
Short on guitar and fiddle.
Cumberland Monntain Mémories set at CCC
Cleveland Community College
is making plans to re-activate its
plumbing program on campus.
Current plans are to start the pro-
gram during spring quarter 1996.
The Gardner-Webb University
GOAL (Greater Opportunities for
Adult Learners) program makes it
possible to complete a Bachelor's
degree by taking local classes.
Adults who have earned two
years of college credit from an ac-
credited institution may be able to
earn a four-year bachelor of sci-
ence degree in just two years by at-
tending classes two nights a week
and which are taught at Gardner-
Webb University. Gardner-Webb
University is a private, church re-
lated liberal arts school founded in
1905. The school's main campus is
Over the last several monins, the
college has received numerous in-
quiries about the program. Several
people have already stated that if
the program is revived, they would
GOAL program to be discussed
in Boiling Springs but GWU also
operates at 13 satellite locations
throughout North Carolina.
An official from the university
will be on hand Monday, Nov. 6 at
Cleveland Community College
(room 1097 next to the staircase)
during the hours of 11 am.-1 p.m.
and -7 p.m. to answer questions
and provide information about the
program.
Grants and financial aid are
available as well as a deferred pay-
ment plan. For more information,
attend the meeting or call 1-800-
288-GOAL.
Gates KMMS Teacher of Month
Angie Gates, Kings Mountain
M:i.d dle
Sic hoo lis
Teacher of the
Month for
October, want-
ed to make a
difference in
the lives of
& young people
and that's why
she chose the
g teachi -
ANGIE GATES rang pro
Gates works extensively with
students to develop good study
habits and organizational skills and
has developed a yearly plan for
teaching social studies in her 6th
grade language arts and social
studies classes.
"I always had a goal to teach at
the elementary level but when I got
the chance to teach in an interim
position in sixth grade I just fell in
love with that age of students," she
said.
Gates is married to Alan Gates.
She is a graduate of Appalachian
State University.
As Teacher of the Month she re-
ceived a gift from the KMMS
Parent-Teacher Organization and
an up-front parking space for the
month of October.
Part time Maint- Man for 34
Unit Apartment Complex In
Bessemer City. Must have
basic knowledge of plumbing,
electric & general repairs. Must
“have own tools.
Approximately
10 hours per week.
Send resume and salary
requirements to:
NORTHGATE APARTMENTS
101 Northgate Lane
Bessemer City, NC 28016
be interested in participating.
However, in order to re-activate
the program, the colege needs
more people to express interest.
Anyone interested in taking
plumbing classes at CCC should
contact the Student Services
Department at 484-4081, and leave
their name, phone number and ad-
dress.
This will in no way commit
those who call to be in the program
or to register for classes. Callers
will be contacted and told of plans
for the plumbing program at a later
date.
Spring quarter classes begin
February 29, 1996.
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Thursday, November 2, 1995 - THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD - Page 7B
KM Schools lunch menus
Kings Mountain District Schools
lunch menus for November.
Nov. 2 - Ground beef stroganoff,
rice or noodles, tossed salad, roll,
fruit, milk.
Nov. 3 - Hoagie sandwich or
peanut butter and jelly, corn on
cob, fruit, milk.
Nov. 6 - Corndog, cole slaw,
baked beans, fruit, milk.
Nov. 7 - Beefaroni, Picadilly
slaw, corn, roll, fruit, milk.
cheese, vegetarian beans, bread,
sticks, fruit, milk.
Nov. 15 - Hamburger or cheese-
burger, lettuce/tomato, baked
beans, potato tots, fruit, milk.
Nov. 16 - Country style steak,
rice/gravy, green peas, roll, fruit,
milk.
Nov. 17 - Hot dog with chili,
oven fries, slaw, fruit, milk.
Nov. 2C - Pizza, Picadilly slaw,
corn on cob, fruit, milk.
Nov. 21 - Thanksgiving dinner.
Nov. 22-24 - No school.
Nov. 27 - Chicken nuggets with
barbecue sauce, slaw, oven fries,
fruit, milk.
Nov. 28 - Spaghetti, garden sal-
ad, buttered corn, fruit, roll, milk.
Nov. 29 - Toasted cheese or
peanut butter/jelly, vegetable soup,
crackers, fruit, milk.
Nov. 30 - Taco salad, buttered
corn, fruit, milk.
Nov. 8 - Salmon patty or tuna
salad with crackers, whole white
potatoes, cornbread, fruit, milk.
Nov. 9 - Chicken filet sandwich,
lettuce/tomato, French fries, fruit,
milk.
Nov. 10 - No school.
Nov. 13 - Toasted cheese or
peanut butter/jelly sandwich, veg-
etable soup, crackers, fruit, milk.
Nov. 14 - Potato bar, ham and
COMPLETELY
FINANCING INSTALLED
CARPET ¢ LABOR ° PAD
5399
SAME AS CASH
Excludes
Furniture
& Take Up
Based on 34 sy.
* PLUSH
* SCULPTURES
* TRACKLESS
Dixon appointed
to Board at CCC
Gov. Jim Hunt has named Ralph
Dixon, former mayor of Fallston,
to the Cleveland Community
College Board of Trustees.
As a board member, Dixon will
help set policies and programs af-
fecting the school's budget, cur-
riculum and direction. Dixon previ-
ously served on the board from
1971 to 1985 when the school was
called Cleveland Technical
Institute.
J FIR GLID
bachelor's
degree in 2
years hy
If You Have Two Years Of College
and Want To Earn A Bachelor's
Degree, Then Gardner-Webb
University's GOAL Program May be
Just What Your're Looking For !
All Classes Taught At
Gardner-Webb University
INFORMATION MEETING
Cleveland Community College
Room 1097 - Next to Staircase
local classes
2 nights a
I“ Monday, November 6
11 am- 1pm and 4-7 pm
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For Information Call:
1-800-288-4625
GardnerWebb
UNIVERSITY
GREATER OPPORTUNITIES
FOR ADULT LEARNERS
Youre Never Ready kor
[Iness Or jury.
Fortunately, We Are.
Getting prompt treatment of an injury or illness is
important. At Cleveland Medical Services, new patients
are welcome - even on a walk-in basis. Open Monday -
Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m,, the physicians of
Cleveland Medical Services offer comprehensive family
care including minor emergencies, physicals, routine
exams, and occupational medicine. The physicians also
provide treatment of work-related injuries including
cuts and back strain.
The physicians of Cleveland Medical Services are
Marcia Oliver, MD
Comprehensive Family Care. Medicare and Medicaid Accepted.
on staff at Cleveland Memorial Hospital and include
Family Practitioners, Dr. Marcia Oliver and
Dr. Surendra Sidhu and Internist, Dr. Neil Stoddard.
The practice is located on the third floor of the Grover
Building, adjacent to the hospital. Besides offering a
wide range of primary care, Cleveland Medical Services
participates in a variety of managed care plans.
For prompt, high quality care, rely on the physi-
cians of Cleveland Medical Services. To schedule an
appointment call (704) 487-3960.
CLEVELAND
MEDICAL
SERVICES
201 Grover Street © Shelby, NC 28150
(704) 487-3900
Open Y am. to 3 pam
(Monday - Friday)
Surendra Sidhu, MD Nei Stoddard,