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Tree lighting ceremony
November 29 at library
She City of Kings Mountain kilometer race that starts ry
will host Mountaineer ~~ 12:30 p.m. and will go through
CHristmas beginning on the newly designated Central
TRursday, Nov. 29 at Mauney School Historic District. ;
morial with the Grover Fire Chief Frank Burns, Police
Efementary Head Start/Smart Chief Houston Corn, and
Start Childrens’ Chorus singing = Rescue Squad member Jonie
Christmas carols. Blanton will serve as parade
Following the songs will be grand marshals.
the annual Christmas Tree
Lighting Ceremony. » Santa Claus will be at the
il Dec. 1, will have Kings Mountain Historical
reral events including a five Museum from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.
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BIRTHDAY
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Sun Roof, The five people pictured above represent five generations of the Moss family of Kings : Elizabeth Tarleton
Mountain. Left to right are Pearl Huffstetler Moss Horne, her son Ted “Sonny” Moss, grand- celebrates birthday
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Elizabeth Bryn Tarleton,
daughter of Matthew and Lora
Brock named Lee Dean’s Scholar Sam:
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communications with an em- She celebrated November 11
phasis in public relations. He is with a party at her grandpar-
the son of Joe Brock and Beth ents’ home.
Bielke and is a graduate of Attending the party were
Kings Mountain High School. family members, Hunter and
Dean's scholarships are Cooper Scarborough, and
awarded to first-time freshmen Hunter Cody.
who graduate from an ap- Grandparents are Brenda
proved high school arid who Goins and Mike Camp of Kings
scored between 24-26 on the Mountain, Sue and Reg Tarleton
ACT of 1120-1220 on the SAT. of Charlotte, and the late Steven
The scholarship is equal to stan- R Goins. Great-grandparents
dard one-half tuition for the are Jack and Sadie Thrower of
freshman year. Kings Mountain.
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JOY speech impediment or the in-
ability to tell his left from his
From 6A Alright. :
The increasingly assured
boys even turn in a-manic,
prop-laden comic tribute to the
odd range of acts that played
the “Ed Sullivan Show” show, a
in white dinner jackets wander-
ing through the audience, can-
dles in hand and chanting a
shaky “shaboom” or two. They
are shaken and confused by
what the fates have done to ~~. recreation of the jugglers, the
them, nervously eyeing the au- barking seals, trained dog, the
dience as they stumble about Groucho imitators, among for-
trying to synchronize their gotten others and, of course,
clumsy choreography and un- Jose Jiminez,— all appearing at
certain four-part harmonies. a blistering pace to the accom-
The show’s wistful under- paniment, naturally, of “Lady of
tones and sympathy for the Spain” played on an accordion.
Plaids’ plight give way to belat- The premise not only allows
ed success and the culminating Si for a number of diverse musical
moment is the group's perfect ~ numbers, including “Rags to
take on “Love Is a Many Riches,” “Sixteen Tons” and
Splendored Thing.” It's a love “Scotland the Brave,” but also
emphasizes the growing that
oie tothe ar Sot the takes place in and between the
Neisler,summing up the whole memory the soup
show.
They get a second chance 37
years later when they are al-
lowed to return to Earth to per-
form the show they’d been 5 ,
waiting for all their afterlives. killed instantly — a taped
After they perform they'll goto ~~ voice-over tells the tale as the
what director Andy Neisler auditorium darkens — but a
calls “the big choir in the sky.” Tne in
“We all make this journey,”
The out-of-fashion and ticti-
* tious Plaids, lovable losers who
met in their high school audio-
visual club, may have been
The audience joins the said Andy of the characters that
singing actors on an engaging he, Randy Patterson,Scott
journey back to a more innocent Neisler,and Tim Miller portray.
era when chaperoned teen- “We all start at one point and
agers sought dreamy-eyed ro- then evolve throughout the
mance at the high school prom. co (fthe show. We learn
No =udisnce should he con things about ourselves and each
fused by this slightly loopy thor
work that debuted off- There's tongue-in-cheek sym-
Broadway in 1989 and has gone 1:0 behind the quartet's un-
onto widespread national and ely end. Popular music was
international success. Asthe * 4p4uit6 blossom in radical new
directions, leaving clean-cut
Plaids begin to find their confi- pam onizers like the Four Lads,
dence and footing on-stage. the Four Aces, the Four
Songs such as Hoagy . ., Freshmen, the Hi-Lo’s and the
Carmichael’s “Heart and Soul, Crew Cuts in the dast.
© Sam Cooke's “Chain Gang” and
“Moments to Remember” re- TAR
veal ever growing vocal No one seems to have a better
strength and stage savvy. handle on those dynamics than
Neisler. A semiprofessional
; singer, he has performed not
Their quest: To perform the only with the Cleveland County
perfect show that always elud- Choral Society, but also with
ed the reach of their dubious the Charlotte Orotorio
talents. If they complete their Chamber. Singers at Spirit
mission, the men in plaid can Square and at the Spoleto
return in peace to their place in Festival in Charleston.
the cosmos. But it won't come
easy. Each questionably talent- (Al Rankin, published au-
ed Plaid has a flaw, be it jittery thor, is manager of the One
nerves, Indigestion, a slight ‘Hour Photo Lab at Eckerd’s.)
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