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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 2007
Page
9
Carolyn Niemeyer visited Ann Brown's second grade on May 31 to share a Russia trip. She and husband Dr. Charles Niemeyer presented a slide show of Russian schools hospitals and landscapes and distributed Russian items coins postcards and candy to each student.
A dense community notice lists daily events in Gaston County including a 3 p.m. blood drive at Bethlehem Baptist Church sponsored by Red Cross, Shag classes at J Paul Ford Center, AARP Gaston Chapter 2070 meeting at First Presbyterian Church, senior exercise and line dancing at Belmont locations, another Red Cross blood drive, Toastmasters at Catawba Heights Baptist, adult/senior citizen dance, and Wednesday activities such as Gaston County Senior Democrats, dance auditions, an ex-offender support group, and a cholesterol screening at Heart Society of Gaston County with contact numbers for details.
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At Ashbrook High School, Leslie Wyatt won the teaching award named by Mr. and Mrs. Gary Foltz. The prize, monetary and a plaque, honors the educator who inspired students. Wyatt received the honor at the May 29 award ceremonies.
The Diamonds in the Rough 45 and under basketball team earned a berth to the 2007 USBA National Championship in Myrtle Beach. Coached by former Hunter Huss standout Refore Rollinson, they placed third in the state USS SA tourney in Greensboro and finished the regular season 28-9. They won the 2007 Mike Stewart Gastonia championship over Gastonia Cougars. The nationals begin June 26 with 175 teams. Diamonds will play three pool games before bracket play. Team includes players from Forestview and several Gaston County schools and is owned by Mike Minter and John Whitley.
Belmont Woman's Club held a March brunch at First Presbyterian Church with Helen Almond Turner known as The Hat Lady as the speaker. She shared stories about hats and spoke about the Shelter in Gastonia where she has worked 21 years, noting it serves women and children in domestic situations and listing needed items. Special guests included McAdenville and Lowell Woman's Clubs who outlined upcoming sponsored events.
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