PftfA 8—KINGS MOUNTAIN HER^ iLD—Tueadsy* October 16» 1979
Bloodmob:ile Sets
Parade Slated
Visit Here; On Friday
■Die Red CroM Bloodmoblle w u i
return to Kings Mountain for a or le •
day visit Friday.
Donors will be processed from i o
a.m. until 8:30 p.m. at the Ki ng s
Mountain Citizens Service Cer ,te r,
near the city water tank, on N on :h
Piedmont Ave.
“We urge all citizens of the
community to again come out and
support the blood bank,” said Mary
W. Timms, executive director of the
Cleveland County Red Cross
Chapter.
Gtoal of the collection Is 120 pints of
blood.
Santa Claus will come to town In
the annual Kings Mountain
Christmas Parade on Nov. 28th at 4
p.m.
Kings Mountain Fire Department
Is again sponsoring the Yule parade
and Co-chairmen are Pete Peterson
and Johnnie Caldwell.
Individuals and club groups
planning to sponsor entries In the
parade are Invited to contact any
member of the Fire Department by
Nov. 21.
Arts Class Scheduled
The Parks and Recreation
Department Is sponsoring an after
school art class for elementary
students. The first, second and third
graders will meet on Tuesday from 8
to 8 p.m., the fourth and fifth
graders will meet on Thursday from
3 to 8 p.m.. In Rm. 3 at the Kings
Mountain Community Center. The
cost for the entire 10-week program
Is $20.00 ($1.00 per hour).
Registration will be from 3 to 8 p.m.
on Tuesday, Oct. leth, and Thurs.,
Oct. 18th, In Room 3 at the Com
munity Center.
Miss Nancy White will be the
Instructor. Miss White has an ex
tensive background In art through
school and home. She recently
completed art classes at Gaston
College.
The agenda for the art projects
planned for her students at the
Community Center will Include:
different types of collage, sculptures
In soap and aluminum foil, mosaics,
finger and pudding painting, twirl
painting, simple puppets, drawing
techniques, and different uses of
chalks and crayons.
Ml
Christmas Baiz aar
Is Scheduled!
A Christmas Baza ar sc :heduled for
Dec. 7 smd 8 at ’ Kings Mountain
Community Centei .• is ’being spon
sored by the Park s and Recreation
Department. Rest jrvatlon of tables
and plans for pa rtlclpatlng In the
Bazaar are alrea dy underway.
To help group « and Individuals
start on their items to seU the
following guldell jies are established.
Items that cc m be sold by par
ticipants are 1 imlted to arts and
crafts that are ) hand-made by the
Individuals or groups participating
In the Bazaar.' phis is to eliminate all
roducts and all brand
commercial p:
names.
Home cann
as well as hor
ed Items can be sold;
ne baked goods can be
sold. No slices ■ i or Individual servings
can be sold . No commercial food
Items can t H» sold, l.e. Girl Scout
Cookies, B 'und-ralslng candy
prcxlucts, e tc .
No live a nt male of any size can be
displayed or sold.
A kev o bjc tctive of the Christmas
Bazaar h i tc > return to a simpler
CSiiistma s sind eliminate the Im
personal feel Ing and commercialism
often e> :peii.enced while Christmas
shoppln g.
P«OF ile-giroups Interested In
posslb’ ly participating In the Bazaar
at the Kings Mountain Community
Cent* ,r gymnasium should contact
^ ^ .^arks luid Recreation Depart-
t, 739-6'998, to be put on the
P®* ,aar mailing list. This In no way
igates you to a table, just helps
j Parks and Recreation Dept.
Ice ep you updated on Bazaar In-
^ irmatlon. Table reservations can
e made now through Nov. 30th.
Ju€ ,k Seism
Farm President
Jack Seism, Patterson Grover
^rmer, was Installed as president of
the Cleveland County Farm Bureau
at the annual dinner meeting of the
association Thursday night.
Farmers gathered at the
Cleveland County Office Building to
honor the 1970 Farm Family of the
Year and to hear an entertainment
program.
Mr. Seism, his wife, Mona, smd
ithelr femnlly are former recipients of
the coveted honor which this year
event to a Bolling Springs fcunlly.
oriiimssioners
B>riefed On Dam
develsmd County commissioners
a lid representatives of businesses
S( luth of Moss Lake were being
bi "lefed Monday morning by a
re presentatlve of the state on con-
dl lions at the lake's dsun. A leak In
di' i> area of the dam has caused
cx>: iicem In the past few weeks.
1 '.jarry Revels, director of county
em ergency services, said Bill Allen
of the Department of Natural
Rei ‘.lources and Community
Dei 'elopment, was to provide In-
forr nation and what steps have been
take m and will be taken to resolve
the leak problem.
Oo unty commissioners recently
appr oved a flash flood plan In the
even t the dam were to break.
o Meet Wednesday
Firs: t meeting of the newly-named
dlrecto ts of the Kings Mountain
Chapte r of the North Carolina
Symphi ony Is slated for tomorrow
(Wedne sday) at 8 p.m. In the Con
ference Room of the Kings Mountain
Schools Administration Building.
Hie nr. lajor concern of the chapter
will be To bring the North Carolina
Symph'-ony Orchestra to Kings
Mounta III for a concert for the adult
commu nitty and a second concert for
school < ihlldren during school hours.
Marie!n>e (Mrs. Joe) Nelsler, Jr. Is
secreta ry of the newly-formed
chapter.
Hatris
teeter
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