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Anganette Wood, Vanessa Jones, Vivian Duncan and Debbie Piercy, left to right, listen to a presentation by Cindi Wood during a communications workshop for KM District School secretaries Monday at Central School. School secretaries attend workshop Cindi Wood, a Kings Mountain teacher for 16 years and now founder of Creative Dimensions, led "Communication Skills," for Kings Mountain District School secretaries Monday at Central School. "We all have our individual be- havioral styles," said Wood, who pointed out that personal style can prevent meaningful communica- tion with others. Workshop participants deter- mined individual styles of behav- ior, learned to best communicate with others based on their style of CCC From Page 7-B Tuesday from 6-9 p.m. in campus room 1019. Instructor is James Savage. A $5 materials fee will be charged in addition to the $35 reg- istration cost. Genealogy and Local History begins March 4 and continues until May 20. The class will meet each Monday from 6:30-9:30 p.m. in campus room 1049. Instructor is Jo Ann Surratt. Sewing begins March 4 and continues until May 20. The class will meet each Monday from 6:30- 9:30 p.m. in campus room 2007. Instructor is Jeanne Burks. Ceramics begins March 5 and behavior, diffused potential argu- ments with co-workers, and learned how to become more effec- tive in dealing with co-workers and how to appreciate the differences of others in the workplace. Vivian Duncan, who chaired the workshop sessions, said the com- munications program is one of the three most popular programs that Wood has given to a wide variety of audiences. The others are "The Frazzled Female - Team Building: and "Stress Management." Wood collaborated with best- selling author Marabel Morgan to develop a seminar series for work- March 5 and continues until May 2. The class will meet each Tuesday and Thursday from 6:30- 9:30 p.m. in campus room 1014. Instructor is Eddie Whisnant. Porcelain Dolls begins March 6 and continues until May 22. The class will meet each Wednesday from 9 a.m.-12 noon in campus room 2042. Instructor is Joyce Condrey. A $22 materials fee will be charged in addition to the $35. registration cost. Students should call 484-4027 to pre-register. EPA Refrigerant Recovery/Recycling Certification begins March 7 and continues until March 21. The class will meet each Thursday from 5-10 p.m. in campus: room. 1032. Tom (Cook. Students should call contifiues until May 21. The class 484-4015 to pre-register. will meet Tuesday from 9 a.m.-12 noon in campus room 2042. Instructor is Joyce Condrey. A $12 materials fee will be charged in ad- dition to the $35 registration cost. Students should call 484-4027 to pre-register. Porcelain Dolls and Ceramics begins March 5 and continues until May 21. The class will meet each Tuesday from 6-9 p.m. in campus room 2042. Instructor is Brenda Evans. A $22 materials fee will be charged for the Porcelain Dolls class and a $12 materials fee will be charged for Ceramics. Students should call 484-4027 to pre-regis- ter. Floral Design begins March 12 and continues until May 21. The class will meet each Tuesday from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the Eagle's Nest. Instructor is Terri Melton. Machine Applique begins March 5 and continues until April 23. The class will meet each Tuesday from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the Eagle's Nest. Instructor is Phyllis Hamrick. Small Engine Repair begins V8, Pwr., Cruise, Tilt, Auto, Alr, Sliding Rear Win. Was $19,032. Stk.# 5C064, 5T088,MT001 Calligraphy begins March 7 and continues until May 23. The class will meet each Thursday from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the Eagle's Nest. Instructor is Sandy Alexander. MENUS From Page 6-B March 5- Muffin or cereal, juice, milk. March 6 - Scrambled eggs, toast, grits or cereal, juice or fruit, milk. March 7 - School baked cinna- mon roll or cereal, juice, milk. March 8- School planned menu in celebration of National School Breakfast Week. March 11 - Peanut butter Graham cracker or cereal, fruit or juice, milk. March 12 - Cheese toast or cere- al, fruit or juice, milk. March 13 - Scrambled eggs, toast, grits or cereal, juice or fruit, milk. March 14 - Buttered toast with jelly or cereal, fruit or juice, milk. March 15 - Ham biscuit or cere- ‘95 ESCORT LX Sunroof, Auto, Air, Spoiler, Alum. Wheels, Sport Pkg. Only 1 Left At This Price Formula, T-Tops, CD, V8 [dtelel{elaN@leld 17.000 les *16,800 '92 ACCORD EX Sunroof *12,850 '89 FIREBIRD Formula, New Tires, V8s *5,990 *Dlr. retains rebates, terms vary, & TTL, WAC. '95 DAKOTA *15,900 One Owner, 5 Speed *5,490 "92 CUTLASS 4 Door, Auto, Airs Ao Ext. Cab Instructor. is. ing women which has been a focal point for state and area confer- ences. Wood is also on the teaching staff of Kingdom Youth Conferences in Orlando, Fla. and has challenged professional educators from NC to Iowa with her creative approach to working with students in the classroom.She is a member of the National Speakers Association. Daughter of Ruby and Charles Alexander, she is married to Larry Wood and they are parents of two sons and reside in the Gold Run Community. Sign Language II begins March 11 and continues until May 27. The class will meet each Monday from 6-9 p.m. in campus room 2021. Instructor is Ann Young. Tanning Bed Certification be- gins March 18 and continues until April 1. The class will meet each Monday and Wednesday from 6-9 p.m. in campus room 2091. Instructor is Joann Schilling. Students should call 484-4015 or 484-4085 to pre-register. NC Auto Safety Inspection will be held on March 26 and 27. The class will meet from 6-10 p.m. in campus room 1138. Instructor is Dennis Hastings. Students should call 484-4015 or 484-4085 to pre- register. April 23. The class will meet each Tuesday from 6-9 p.m. in campus room 1138. Instructor is Buddy Morehead. Students should call 484-4015 or 484-4085 to pre-regis- ter. al, fruit or juice, milk. March 18 - Pancakes with syrup or cereal, fruit or juice, milk. March 19 - Buttered toast with jelly or cereal, fruit or juice, milk. March 20 - Muffin or cereal, juice, milk. March 21 - Scrambled eggs, toast, grits or cereal, juice or fruit, milk. March 22 - Peanut butter Graham cracker or cereal, fruit, or juice, milk. March 25 - Sausage on a stick or cereal, fruit or juice, milk. March 26 - Egg and cheese bis- cuit, grits, fruit or juice, milk. March 27 - Peanut butter Graham cracker or cereal, fruit or juice, milk. March 28 - Breakfast bar or ce- real, juice, milk. March 29 - Cheese toast or cere- al, fruit or juice, milk. ‘97 F150 XLT Pwr. Equip., Two Tone, Sliding Rear Win. SAVE FROM RETAIL Sport, 14,000 Miles! *15,900 [YEE Power Equipments *13,900 '93 SHADOW Was $9,995 *5,495 DUINHLD run wy. 150 I Ie 435-6392 Electrical Contractor Renewal Eo “begins April ‘16 and continues until” ! Tanning bed course set at Cleveland Cleveland Community College's Continuing Education Department will offer the course, Tanning Bed Certification. The class will begin on March 18 and continue until April 1. The class will meet each Monday and Wednesday from 6-9 pm in campus room 2091. Instructor is Joann Schilling. Registration cost is $35 and pre- registration is required. For more information, or to pre-register, con- tact Cleveland Community College's Continuing Education Department at 484-4015 or 484- 4085. Health Council meets March 21 The next meeting of the Kings Mountain District Schools Health Council will be Thursday, March 21 at 6:30 p.m. at the Teacher Center, 105 East Ridge Street, Kings Mountain. Downey selected to WF dean's list James Jeffery Downey, a senior, of 900 Rhodes Avenue, Kings Mountain, was selected to the dean's list for the fall semester at Wake Forest University. Casey Short, Middle School student, in congratulated by Media Specialist Holly Godfrey after he won the school-wide spelling Bee recently. Short wins spelling bee at KM Middle School Casey Short, Kings Mountain Middle School 8th grader, out- spelled 11 other students to win the Kings Mountain Spelling Bee re- cently at the Middle School. The son of Chris and Lynn Short will participate in the Charlotte Observer regional Bee March 6 in Charlotte. Short completed six rounds in: the oral competition and correctly spelled portfolio and then acoustics to win the championship. : KMMS Media Specialist Holly Godfrey was pronouncer and 7th ! grade Language/Arts teacher: Carole Elliott was judge. i Autumn Edsall Student of Month AUTUMN EDSALL Pre-Spring Clearance Sal Autumn Edsall, 16, supports Students Against Violence Everywhere and talks about the or- ganizations everywhere she goes. The S.A.V.E. President is Student of the Month for February at Kings Mountain High School where she is also busy in other campus activities, on the varsity volleyball team and enjoys swim- ming. "Autumn is an outstanding stu- dent and person," says Physics teacher Mark Sivy. "Her qualities of being responsi- ble, motivated and friendly have made her a joy to teach. She has al- ways accepted difficult challenges and has excelled in completing them. "Autumn is an excellent role model for younger children," he: said. : Mary Lattimore, calculus teach- er, said of Autumn, "No matter: what you ask of her she tries to do’ her best and she always does it; with a smile." Daughter of Steve and Rebecoad Edsall, Autumn has a 4.1 GPA and: ranks No. 16 in her graduating class. A senior, she is a member of the Blazer band, National Honor Society, a gold card holder in the new Renaissance Club on campus and active in French, Letterman's and Beta Clubs. A hospital volun- teer, she also assists in the D.A.R.E. program and in SPO and Beta-Club sponsored trash pickups. Her career goal is to become an occupational therapist after gradua- tion from Lenoir-Rhyne College. 1995 DODGE STRATUS 4DR, BETTER THAN NEW 1995 CHRYSLER CIRRUS EXTRA NICE 1995 LEBARON CONVERTIBLES (2) SPRING IS COMING WERE 17,995 1995 DODGE INTREPIDS (2) FULL SIZE COMFORT 1994 JEEP WRANGLERS (2) 4X4 TO GO 1995 NEONS (2) SAY HI TO NEON 1994 DODGE CARAVAN V6, 7 PASS. 1995 DODGE GRAND CARAVANS WERE 18,995 WERE 15,895 WERE 12,495 1995 CHRYSLER CONCORDE PROGRAM CARS WAS 17,995 WAS 18,395 YOUR CHOICE aur. NOW $14,995 awe NOW $13,994 WAS 14,995 (2) WERE 17,995 chiles NOW #15,895 1994 CHEV. S-10 NOW $15,995 NOW $14,295 LARIAT 4.3 V6, AIT NOW *11,895 NOW #12,994 NOW *16,895 EXTRA NICE A WORKER PICK UP TRUCKS 1995 DODGE RAM 1500 1994 CHEROKEE COUNTRY 1993 DODGE DAKOTA 1988 FORD F150 XLT 1993 CHEV. S-10 PKP 1991 CHEV. CONV. VAN 1993 CHEV W/T PKP 1995 GMC SIERRA SLE WAS 22,995 NOW $20,995 was 15005 NOW $14,494 was 1999s NOW 17,894 WAS 11,995 NOW *9,993 WAS 8,995 NOW 6,688 wassss NOW $8,293 was 1000s NOW $11,891 WAS 12,995 NOW $10,495 1990 MITSUBISHI MIGHTY MAX Maw 54 490 EN s WAS 5,995 LOADED, LEATHER WAS 21,995 NOW $20,395 1979 JEEP J10 4X4 WAS 17,995 NOW *1 6,495 7954 PODGE INTREPID £8 was 189s NOW $16,894 | pcx ve was 1905 NOW $3,479 : ’ 1985 CHEV. 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