***** *—MKROR-HBRALD—Tne»d«y, March 1, ItIT
Charffes
Sent To
Grand
CUB SCOUT PACK M — Parent* and Cub Scout*
attended the new pack’* first annual Blue and Gold
Banquet at Oak Grove BaptUt Church. Front row, left
to right; Terry Conner, John Webster, David
Itaughtery, BiUy Heffner, Neal Anthony, Paul Green,
Photos by I. O. Alexander
Bobby Gann, Doug Sanders, Tim Bell, Shane Shockley
and Roger Eddins. Second row, left to right; dohn
Grant, Paul Ware, Jod Summit, Kevin Champion, Eric
Melton, Jeff Douglas, Brian Horn, Perry Davis and
Dennla Davis.
Pinewood Derby Is Held
Ihe first annual Blue
and Gold Banquet and
Pinewood Derby for CUb
Scout Pack M was held last
Tuesday In the ’ Oak Orov*
Baptist Church Fellowship
Hall.
One hundred parents and
scouts attended the
banquet and enjoyed the
buffet meal.
The new cub scout pack
waa formed last October
with Oak Qrove Baptist
Oiurch as the sponsoring
agency. Last month the
pack presented the charter
to the church.
At last Tuesday’s
meeting Cubmaster Jacob
Oreene was presented a
certificate of eppreclatlon
for his work with the
youngsters from the Kings
Mountain area.
For the month of March
the pack elected six
youngsters to serve the
three dens and Denners
and Assistants. Den 1 the
Denner Is Terry Ccnner
and assistant Is Doug
Sanders; Den 3 — John
Webster and 'Neat An
thony :jhi4 Den 8 — Roger
Eddliis and Kevin
Champion.
The Denners and
assistants will help the Den
Mothers prepare for the
weekly meetings In the
various homes for the
month of March.
Following the banquet
the scouts partlc4>ated In a
Pinewood Derby using
model cars the scouts
themselves had made.
The winners were Tim
Bell — Den 1; Neal An
thony — Den 3; and David
Daughtery — Den 8. These
three winners competed
against each other In a
final race with Daughtery,
Bell and Anthony declared
first, second and third
place winners. The trio
received trophy cups for
winning In the Individual
Den competition and
another trophy each for
their ranking In the final
race.
All of the cub scouts who
participated In the
Pinewood Derby received
Pinewood Derby Ribbons.
The Dens meet each
Tuesday night at the
homes of the respective
Oen Mothers and once
each month In
fellowship hall of
church.
he made the motion to send
the cases directly to the
grand jury without a pre
liminary healing in each
case because he “was tired
of fooling around to get the
public defender’* office in
court.’’
The public defender’s of
fice had been appointed to
defend Bristol as an indi
gent who could not afford a
private attorney.
Preliminary hearings
for Bristol had been set for
Dec. 30,1970, Jan. 37,1977,
Feb. 10, 1977 and Feb. 38,
1977, at the request of the
defense, according to court
records.
Assistant public
defender Doug Canty
iqipeared in court to object
to the state’s motion to
send the cases directly to
the grand Jury. The Objec
tion was overruled by
Judge Harris who said the
state had the right to send
a case to the grand Jury
without a preliminary
hearing.
PINBWOfM) DERBY WINNERS -
Following last Tuesday’s Blue and Gold
Banquet, members of Cub Scout Pack 94
held a Pinewood Derby. Each Den had a
peted tor the fi^t, second and Rilrd
place hophles.'’The wlnMts,^Jn that
order,aieDavl^Daugiitei!!/fben 8)nni'
Bell (Den 1) and Neal Anthony (Den 3).
CPR'Goiiree
Is Scheduled
WATCH ’EM GDI - Members of Cub
Scout Pack 94 participated in the
Pinewood Derby race following a Blue
and Gold Banquet at Oak Grove Baptist
Church FeUowshlp Hall last Tuesday
night. The model cars were made by the
cub scouts themselves for the first an
nual derby race.
Photo By Kevin Alexander
The Continuing Educa
tion Department of Cleve
land Tech has announced
Oardlopulmonary Resusci
tation (CPR) to begin
Wed.,March 9, from 7 to 10
p. m. at the Bolling Springs
Rural Fire Department
with (Tralg Morehead
Instructing.
There will be a total of
five class meeting*, March
9,14,18,18 Sind classes will
end on March 31.
Persons wishing further
information about this
class are requested to call,
483-8801, between the hours
of 8 a. m. and 4 p. m. and 6
to 9 p. m. Monday through
Thursday.
Adults, 18 years of age
and older. Interested in
this course may register at
the first class meeting
paying the to registration
fee.
Tech Extension
Oasses Announced
The Continuing
Education Department of
CSeveland Tech has an
nounced the following
extension classes.
Four tole painting
classes are scheduled at
the Eagles Nest with Mr*.
Alice Johnson Instructing.
These are:
Beginning tde painting
begins Monday, Feb. 38,
from 6:80 to 9:80 p. m. at
the Eagles Nest.
Beginning tole painting
begins Tuesday morning,
March 1, from 9:80 a. m. to
13:80 p. m. at the Eagles
Nest.
Tole Painting n begins
Wednesday morning,
March3, from 9:80a. m. to
13:80 p. m. at the Eagles
Nest.
Persons Interested In one
of these tole painting
classes are requested to
call Mr*. Alice Johnson,
487-4840, for reservation*.
Oardlopulmonary
Resuscitation (CPR)
begins Wed., March 3,
from 7 to 10 p. m. at the
Upper Clefeland Rescue
Squad building in Lsiwn-
dale. Glenn Barrett will
Instruct the class meeting
each Monday and Wed
nesday through Wed
nesday, March 80.
Miltlmedla first aid and
cardlopidmonary
resuscitation begin*
Thurs., March 8, from 9 a.
m. to 0 p. m. at Cedar Lake
Community Center In
Waco. Glenn Barrett and
Doug Allen will Instruct.
The second and only other
time this class meets 1*
Weibiesday, March 9, from
9 a. m. to 0 p. m.
Adults having question*
about these courses or
other extension courses
are requested to call
Cleveland Tech, 4838801
from 8a. m. to 4 p. m. and 6
to 9 p. m., Monday through
Thursday.
Persons, 18 years of age
and older. Interested In
theee courses may register
at the first meeting of the
class payllng the $5
registration fee.
CORRECTION
In the obituary of John
Childers which ran In the
Mirror-Herald last
Thursday, the name was
Incorrectly stated as John
Henry Childers. It should
have been John Harry
Childers. The Mirror-
Herald la happy to make
this correction.
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Dean BrlstoL 30, were sent
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Bristol Is charged with
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Rayfleld, 00, Kings Moun
tain service station
operator, on Dec. 18, 1970.
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