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i> « li Tuwday. D«;«mb«r 22. 1981 KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Pag* 11C t.O t €• 4» GOOD NEWS - H. Paul Dove oi Marion and Sarah H. Sullivan of Williamston. S.C.. an nounce to alumni, parents and friends of Er- skine College that the 1981-82 Living Endow ment. annual fund campaign, has passed $300,000 for the first time. The two are na- Photo by Dick Haldemon tional co-chairmen oi the Living Endowment, which has earned Erskine eight national awards in alumni giving. Smiling at the good news are Alumni Association President. Dr. Charles Blair, and his wife. Edie. oi Kings Mountain. GC Registration Set DALLAS,—The Continuing Education and Community Ser vice Division of Ga.ston College will hold its winter quarter registration at two locations. On Ms. Heavener On Dean’s List At Appalachian Cathy Havener, a junior at Appalachian State University, made the Dean’s List for the fall semester. Her major area of study is Speech Therapy with a minor in Psycology. She will graduate from ASU with a B.S. degree in the spring of 1983, and plans to continue her education for her masters in Speech and Language Science and graduate with her M.A. degree in the sprig of 1984. Cathy i/MSyiw.t^htiar^Af' James and Helen Waters of Kings Mountain. Saturday, January 2, interested students may register at the Gaston College room at Eastridge Mall, Gastonia. Registration hours are from 9 CATHY HEAVENER New Books On Sheives At Cieveiand Library New arrivals at the Cleveland County Memorial Library: FICTION Blunted Lance, by Max Hen- nessy; Daddy’s Girl, by Beverly Lowery; The Gaza Intercept, by E. Howard Hunt; Heading West, by Doris Betts; Lamprey’s Legacy, by Richard Shaw; Lovers’ Vows, by Joan Smith; Monk’s Hood, by Ellis Peters. NON-nCTION Amsterdam, by Carlo Ludovico Ragghianti; Clown for Circus & Stage, by Mark Stolzenberg; Color, by Time-Life Books; A Few Minutes With Andy Rooney, by Andrew A. Rooney; Genetics, by A.M. Winchester; Germany and the Two World Wars, by Andreas Hillgruber; Goat Husbandry, by David MacKenzie; An Il lustrated History Motorcycles, by Erwin Tragatsch; The Mak ing of Mankind, by Richard E. Leakey. BIOGRAPHY George Washington Carver, by Linda O. McMurry. a.m. until 6 p.m. Registration will be held at the Myers Center Auditorium Lob by on the Gaston College cam pus on Wednesday and Thurs day, January 6 and 7. Students may register from 9:30 a.m. until 7:30 p.m. Late registration will be held Monday through Thursday, January 11-14 in the Beam Ad ministration Building (Room A-106) from 9:30 a.m. until 7:30 p.m. Students may also register Monday through Thursday, January 18-21, 9:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. (A-106). Since enrollment is limited in all classes, students are urged to register as soon as possible. Ad mission is open to any adult at least 18 years of age who is not currently enrolled in high school. Persons 16 and 17 years of age may register in certain courses upon completion of special ad mission items. In order to register students must have their social security number. There is a $8 registra tion fee for all courses with the exception to those specifically noted on course schedule. There is a $2 parking fee permit fee re quired for all cars parked on the Dallas campus. A wide number of special in terest courses are available. Schedules are available at Gaston College. For further in formation, call Gaston College, 922-3136. UONS CLUB Members of the Kings Moun tain Lions Club will distribute food baskets to blind citizens in the community tonight. Lions are urged to meet at B and B Food Store at 224 South Bat tleground at 5:30 p.m. Pk^Ro/ShoosQ k1I2 off... ^ ...and more on Wthree of our best K' selling boots. %il $40 I your H choice g U^gfi Women’s Reg. $27.97 Men's Reg. $26.97...2 styles children’s boots Bta MtoetfcMi of oMldran’s wwImtiI and fashion bools. Rsg. $17.97 snd $18.fi 25% off all wastam handbags, all hoslary, sooks and wallate. 4 “ I^P^LAZAbHOPPING CENTER Sals prtcaa food thni lMWday> Oaaaiwbar ST • WaatarCawl ar Vlaa • Opaw aifaniwsa and Sunday 1«S i Warren Graduates David Franklin Warren of Kings Mountain received a Civil Engineering degree during winter commencement exercises Thursday at Clemson Universi- •y. U.S. Senator Ernest F. Holl- ings told 60S graduates that the class of 1981 has “a higher idealism than those we graduated just a few years ago.” Hollings, who received an honorary doctor of laws degree, praised Clemson and schools for it for “ensuring that each student has a does of the fundamentals so as to learn how to analyze and evaluate and understand.” Also receiving an honorary degree was 98-year-old Wil Lou Gray, popularly known as “South Carolina’s First Lady of Adult Education.” WElLCniEYM First Union would like you to open your tax-deferred Individual Retirement Account with us. But even if you don't, we want you to feel cornfortable with your deci- SEE WHAT YOUR INVESTMENT WILLEAFIN. Age When Account What You Will Have Is Opened At JWe 65* 25 $^249,000 30 1,216,000 35. 654,000 40 348,000 45 181,500 50 91,000 *Aniount8 available for lump sum withdrawal at year-end are approximate and are based on an mdividual's annual deposit of $2,000 on the fust day of each year at an annual interest rate of 12% compounded daily. Substantial interest and tax penalbes requued for^rly withdrawal. sion to open one anywhere. Because we believe we have an obligation to help you manage all of your important financial affairs knowl^geably. For example, did you know that if you open your IFIA early enough, put away enough and earn enough interest, you could retire with a million dollars or more? It's true. And the chart will show you how it can be done. We've got the answers on IRA. So call or stop by any First Union office. We'll give you a lot of information for absolutely •. i .nothing. rMKl|n[\| Member FDIC mm *s 117 W. Mountain St., Kings Mountain — 739-2366 r.A. lipp. by ams; fr of ther, oun- icole ystal .two Qiristmas iion ^IGINNING .TURDAY #trtin %rcle, t her ^s il- r and 8:00%.m. SHARP! BE THERE!
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