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Bringing Back The Memories
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These photos are of students at the old
Pine Grove School between Alpine and
Lyerly. The male teacher shown at the left
in one photo is believed to be a Mr. Slater.
Another teacher pictured at the right
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Pine Grove School Prnotos
Red China Hikes
Textile Imports
Spurred by a 69 percent in
crease from Red China, textile
and apparel imports during the
first 11 montfis of the year
were at a record 11.8-billion
square yards, the American
Textile Manufacturers In
stitute reported.
Data released by the U. S.
Department of Commerce
showed that the 11-month total
was nearly two billion square
yards more than the same
period in 1985,
Imports from Red China at
I.S-bilrion square yards were
up by nearly 600 million square
yards over January-November,
1985.
The textile and apparel
trade deficit for the 11 months
reached $19.8 billion, an 18 per
cent increase over January-
November, 1985. The
11-month textile and apparel
trade deficit already exceeds
the $lB-billion recordy set for all
back in one photo is Miss Blanche Toles,
Menlo, who retired last year after 50 years
of service. (Special Photos Provided by
Barbara Hammett).
of 1985.
“In spite of the Administra
tion's claims that they have
solved the import problem with
new bilateral textile
aFreements with Taiwan,
Hong Kong and Korea, im
ports of textile and apparel pro
ducts from these major sup-
Fliers continue to grow rapid
y and have increased by more
than 300 million square yards
in the first 11 months of the
year compared to the same
period last year,” said ATMI
President Dewey L. Trogdon.
“‘ln addition to Red China’s
69 percent import growth over
this period, textile and apparel
imports from Turkey nearly
doubled, imports from Mexico
were up 46 percent and
Pakistan increased by 33 per
cent. These increases
underscore the failure of the
Administration to curb import
growth from low-wage coun
tries,”” he said.
ABFP Recertifies
Dr. Jack Meacham
Dr. Jack R. Meacham,
Summerville, has been recer
tified as a diplomate of the
American Board of Family
Practice (ABFP) as a result of
passing a recertification ex
amination offered by the
ABFP. The ph{sician thus
maintains specialist status in
the medical specialty of fami
ly practice.
ABFP diplomates must
continue to show proof of com
petence in the field of com
prehensive, continuing care of
the family by being recertified
every six years. The family
practice specialty was the first
to require diplomates to be
recertified on a continuing
basis.
The written examination is
designed to prove the can
didate's continuing com
petence in the basic com
ponents of family practice —
internal medicine, surgery,
obstetrics and gyneco?ogy.
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pediatrics, psychiatry and
neurology, and community
medicine,
To qualify for certification
initially a physician must have
succvssfufi,y completed three
years of residency training in
family practice and passed an
intensive certification examina
tion., There are some 385
residency Lraininf programs in
teaching hospitals and univer
sity muaical centers across the
United States.
More than 32,000 family
physicians now have been cer
tified in the specialty. Most are
members ()P the American
Academy of Family Physi
cians, the national association
of family doctors. The
Academy was the first national
medical group to require
members to take continuing
study, and was chiefly respon
sible for securing specialty
status for family practice.
No Freezing
Precipitation
I'he slight possibility of ice,
sleet or snow for New Year's
Fove or Day last week ended up
just that — a possibility. But
it never materialized,
Forecasters had predicted a |
possibility of some freezing |
precipitation but aside from |
some chilly temperatures and '
clouds, the freezing rain and |
sleet failed to appear. j
Monday ang Tuesday of |
this week were chilly in the |
mornings but mild during the |
afternoons with plenty olgsun- i
shine. Clouds were expected to |
move back into the area by |
mid-week and another chance \
of precipitation was forecast .
for late this week. .
1
Rotary Program |
Member Gary Smith will |
have charge of the program for |
next Monday's meeting of the |
Summerville-Trion f{otary i
Club at The Tavern, Trion. |
The group will meet at |
noon. |
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The Summerville News, January 8, 1987
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