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STUDENTS CRAWL FOR OPERATION SANTA -
Otrolyn Yoang, left, Cleveland County volunteer with
the Mental Health Department, Mike Bumgarner,
Weeley Narron, leated, and Teny Yarbrough, right,
kneeling, are aU imllea at the gtfla brought by KM8HS
Photo By Lfli StMvan
students lOr Operatlan Santa Claus for patients at
Broughton Hospital and Western OtroUna Center. The
three students Uterally “crawled” for the project
Wednesday.
Student officers at Kings
Mountain Senior High
promised they’d crawl
Wothieaday for benefit of
Operation Santa Claus.
And crawl they dldl
Wesley Narron, Student
Body President, Mike
Bumgardner, Senior Class
President, and Teny Yar
borough, Vice-President of
the Student Body,
Ohallenged studente to fill
the Operation Santa boxes
With gifts on Monday and
Itiesday.
"U you fill them,” said
Wedey, "we’ll crawl on
our hands and knees all
day Wednesday at school.”
And the trio was over
joyed Wednesday when
their wishes came true and
they had to live ig> to their
promise.
C. A. Allison, Bast
,8<diool Principal who Is
I also on the Board of
Directors of Western North
Carolina Center at
Morganton, dell vere d
several bags full of toys,
toothbrushes, toohipaste,
and assorted herns for
Broughton Hospital
patients and children at
Western OaroUna Center.
After that, armsful of
toys were brought Into
Principal Forrest
Wheeler’s office by stu
dents and faculty alike.
The toys and gifts were
piled up and spilled over
the Operation Santa box to
the Christmas tree which
was decorated Wednesday
morning by students and
filled five big cartons.
Carolyn Young,
Cleveland County
volunteer with the Mental
Health Department,
brought a van In which to
cart the gifts back to
Shelby lor distribution
later in hie week to the two
hHtItiitlona In Morganton. efforts in bringing •
”We are very ap- Christmas cheer to the.
preclatlve,” said fts. patients of the two
Young, of the studenU’ hospitals.”
Gas Rate
(From Page 1 A)
those who can pass on their Increase
In the marketplace.” ’Ihla policy,
said Edwards, Is rapidly spreading
over the country and "Kings
Moiaitaln should be prqiared for a
future one-price resale gas price by
revamping their rats structure In
such a way as to aceompUah this by
a series of stages.”
Bdwards said the mw rate
proposed would bring the com
mercial rate up to the residential
rates.
Bands In Concert
Tonight At Barnes
Cub Scouts Makinfr Tree
Decorations As Yule Project
The aiuiual Winter Concert by
Junior and senior high bands la
scheduled at 8 p. m. In Barnes
Auditorium Thurs., Dec. 16.
Uhder the direction of Donald
Deal, the Junior high eighth and
ninth grade and senior high Blaser
bands will perform marches, over
tures, pop selections and traditional
Christmas music.
The senior high band has been In
vited to perform at Disney Worid In
Orlando, Fla. In April 1977 and now
the parents of bond students are
creating projects to raise funds to fi
nance the trip.
Mrs. Bob Maner, one of the or
ganisers, said this Thursday night
donations wUl be accepted from
those who attend the free concert.
The donations wlU go Into the fund.
Between now and next April sev
eral fund-raising projects will be
planned to raise the $6,000 needed.
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CUb Scouts of Boycs
MsmorUl ARP Church
Dsn 0ns are enjoying their
Christmas season project -
making tree decorations
ft trftdltlonftl
green Christmas tree for
patients at Kings Mountain
Hovltsl.
Ths youngsters recetdly
oomplsted red velvet birds
and nssts to add to othsr
decorations for ths tree
which they had made over
the years with the
aaalatanee of leaders.
Decorating the tree was
ths program for Wed
nesday aftarnoon’s Cub
niftftttiif*
Ths tree la displayed In
the lobby of the hoqhtal.
Dm Mothers for OUb
Scout Padi 98 are Mrs.
Nolan Seism md Mrs.
John C. MeOm. cub-
master la Paul Fulton.
Dm Cblaf la Hamilton
MefBlI, Boy Scout In lyoop
99.
cubs participating hi ths
tree dseoratlng project
were Patrick Llsk, Todd
HUBies, Stove Plonk, Brad
Jones, Dmald Allen, Stove
Lkieberry, Todd Ooseett,
Kenny Davis, Michael
Brown, and David Hem-
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