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KM School Bus Routes For 1984-85
School buses are being
prepared for service during the
1984-85 school year. Kings
Mountain Schools will once
again operate separate bus fleets
for each elementary school, mid-
dle school, and junior and senior
high school beginning August
21.
The bus routes for the new
school year are as listed:
BETHWARE - Same as
1983-84.
CENTRAL - Bus No. 8,
Bethlehem Area, Road 2237 to
Road 2235, Long Branch Road
by Allen Memorial Church to
Barrett Road (2243), right on
2246 to 2247 to 2245 to 2243 to
2247 to Road 2235 to Yar-
brough Road (2249) to El Bethel
Road (2250) thru Phifer Circle
(2251) left on Phifer Road (2256)
_by the High Schoo to Central
School.
Bus No. 30, Crocker Road
(2258) to left on Phifer Road
(2256) right on 2245 left on 2273
(McDaniel Road) left on 2235 to
stop sign left on Long Branch
(2238) to 2276 to 2274 to 2263
left on 2245 to White Plains
right on Colonial Drive, right on
Heritage Drive, to 2245 left on
Margrace to Midpines right on
Margrace Road to Central
School.
Bus No. 32, Road 2016 to
Ware Circle, to Road 2033 Oak
Grove Road to Phifer Ware Cir-
cle to Bell Road (2014) to Alex-
ander Road to Oak Grove by the
Fire Department to Road 2040
to right on 1001 to Road 2044
(New Camp Creek) to Oakmont
back to Woodbridge Communi-
ty to 2033 to 2145 by Hillcrest
Park right on 1001 by
Crossroads Music Park to David
Baptist left on Highway 74 to
Vestibule Church Road to West
Gold Street Extention to Central
School.
Bus No. 41, Road 2032 to
Waco Road to Road 2034 by
Spectrum to 2036 (Countryside
Road) to 2035 (Putham Lake
Road) to Waco Road to Subur-
ban Trailer Park to Road 2039
(Dillon Road) to Waco by Nebo
Hill to Carpet Lane & Sims to
Parker Street to Cansler Street to
Barnett Street to Thornburg
Drive, Parrish Drive to McGin-
nis Street to Lackey Street to
Fulton Street to Piedmont
Avenue to Central.
Bus No. 51, Highway 226 to
2228 to Road 2226 (Buffalo.
Church Road) to 2227 (Rippy
Road) to 226 to 2230 to 2229
(Hardin’s Hill) to Road 2229 to
2342 to 2229 to 2355 to 2229 to
2231 to Maple Avenue to Linder
to Laurel Street to Mulberry
Road to Oak left on Main Street
to Spring Acres to Highway 29
to Elm Street to Highway 29 to
Central School.
Bus No. 68, Foote Mineral
Road to Parkdale to Margrace to
Fulton Street to Princeton to
Somerset to Lee to Maner to
' Cloninger Street to Cleveland by
Battle Forest Apartments on
Cleveland by East School to
Church Street and Grace Street
to Woodside to Katherine
Avenue to Groves Street to
Rhodes Avenue to Linwood to
Cleveland to Central School.
Bus No. 132 No. 216 (Cher-
ryville Highway) to Hord Road
(2013) to 2015 to 2018 to
Ebenezer Village to Piedmont to
Center Street to left on Second
to the end; turn around down Se-
cond to Linwood to Piedmont
right on Waco Road to Watter-
son to Parker Street to Morris
Street to Central School.
Bus No. 142, Highway 74W
right on Reliance Road down 74
to service road to left at Midway
Lake to 2238 left on Road 2245
to Highway 74 at Tria’s, right on
74 to left on Roxford Road,
right to Downing, left to Wales, °
left on Garrison left on Suzanne,
_ right on Roxford left on Sher-
wood right on Sharon right on
Country Club Road left on
Mountain, right to Sims Street
left to Crescent Hill area to Cen-
tral School.
Bus No. 183, Road 2295 to
Dixon School Road Compact
Area by Compact School (2283)
to Road 2245 to 2314 to 2245 to
Love Valley to Dixon Road to
Stewart Road to 2278 to 2283 to
2285 to 2281 to 216 to Highway
29 left on 2245 on Margrace
Road to Landmark Apartments
to Central School.
Bus No. 199, 1st Load (Morn-
ings) - York Road (161) to Lake
Montonio Road down York
Road to Galilee Church Road,
to Ferguson Road down York
Road, south on York Road back
to Pine Maner Apartments to
Cleveland to Floyd Street to
Oriental to Central School.
2nd Load (Mornings) - To
Northwoods to Central School.
EAST Same as 1983-84.
GROVER - Same as 1983-84.
KMJH& KMSH Bus No. 10,
City Streets--North Bat-
tleground, Baker Street, North
Piedmont, Phenix Street,
Chestnut Street, Bennett Drive,
Cleveland Avenue (East School
Area), Linwood Road (North),
Second Street, Katherine Street,
Stowe Acres, Center Street,
McGinnis Street, Bridges Street. i
Bus No. 13, Ebenezer area -
State Roads - 216 North, 2013,
2015, 2025, 2018, 2142, 2143,
1402, (turn around).
Bus No. 22, State Roads -
Woodbridge Area, 2044, 1001,
2045, 2042, 2041, (turn around).
Highway 74 West, 2248, Coun-
try Club Area (Roxford Road,
Downing Drive, Garrison Drive,
Sherwood Lane, Edgement
Drive, Sipes Street, Sim Street.)
Bus No. 31, White Plains
Area, State Roads 2235, 2241,
2242, 2243, 2244, 2245, 2246,
2247, 2249, 2250, Grover Road
(From Bunchs Inc., South to
State Road 216).
Bus No. 44, State Roads -
Hibraty
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Summer Program End
At Mauney Library
BY ROSE TURNER
Have you ever tried to move
your right hand back and forth
like a ticking clock, your left
hand up and down like a yo-yo,
your right foot up and down like
a wooden shoe, your hips
around and around like a spinn-
ing top, and then rock back and _
forth like a rocking
chair—simoltaneously? It’s quite
difficult, but fifty four children
tried it as we played the game,
“My Aunt Came Back,” at the
birthday party for North
Carolina on August 2, which
ended the summer programs at
the Mauney Memorial Library.
The party featured games
relating to the summers ac-
tivities, and a large cake with a
picture of North Carolina drawn
in frosting on the top. Fifty four
of the children who participated
in the summer reading club at-
tended the party and received
their certificates.
The children were enthuiastic
about the summer program and
commented on the things they
had learned. Nickie Jackson
said, “I liked all of the things in
the summer reading program but
the things I liked best were
reading, hearing stories about
North Carolina, studying North
Carolina, and studying
geneology. Now because we are
studying aout geneology, my
brother, cousin, and I are going
deeper into our family, because
after you start studying
geneology it gets interesting and
you can’t quit.”
Jimmy Thompson and Jason
Rayfield also looked up some of
their family history in the
Carolina Room. However, their
favorite activities were the
stories about North Carolina.
Jason said, “I liked all of it, but I
liked the legends best. Brady
Jackson said he especially liked
learning about famous ghosts of
North Carolina, as in the stories
of the Maco Light, and the
Brown Mountain Lights. Jimmy
said, “I liked all we did, but
especially when the ghost came
out of the closet.” He was referr-
ing to the program on ghosts,
when the headless ghost of Joe
Baldwin burst out of the closet,
swinging his lantern, and looking
for his head.
The summer program was a
success, not only in terms of the
number of children reached, but
also in terms of the enthuisiasm
of the children who participated
in the learning activities which
focused on North Carolina.
2235, 2238, 2237, 2239, 2273,
2251. City of Grover (Keeter
Circle, Spring Acres, Carolina
Avenue, Main Street, Highway
266 East).
Bus No. 57, Compact Area,
State Roads 2283, 2282, 2245,
Love Valley, 2295, 2238, 2287,
2286, 2285, 2281, Grover Road
to Plonk Oil.
Bus No. 143, From Dixon
School Road past Plonk Oil to
Ridge Street, Cleveland Avenue
past the Community Center to
East School to Groves Street,
Monroe Avenue to Northwoods
area.
Bus No. 176, Two Trips -
- Junior High - City Streets (Ellis
Circle, Cansler Street, Barnett
Your
Choice
Drive Apartments, Walker
Street, Waco Road to Watterson
Street, Belvedere Circle, Mitchell
Street, Carpet Lane, West
Parker Street, Highway 74 to
Royal Motel. Second Trip -
Repeat Second Trip for Senior
High Students.
Bus No. 178, Battleground
Road (Highway 29 South) to
Long Branch Road, State Roads
- 2238, 2276, 2274 (Kilgore
Road), Margrace Road to Mid
Pines area, Crocker Road, to
Junior High, Go back on
Crocker Road to Chesterfield
Court, to Crocker Road to
Junior High to High School.
Bus No. 200, Grover area -
Laurel Avenue, Cherry Street,
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Liden Street, Maple Avenue,
State Roads - Highway 226,
2228, 2227, 2226, 2230, 2229,
2231.
Bus No. 202, Lake Montonio
area, State Roads - 2292, 2290,
2289, Highway 161, Pine Manor
Apartments, City Streets (Floyd
Street, Oriental Avenue, East
Gold Street, Ridge Street).
Bus No. 210, Oak Grove area,
State Roads - 2033, 2014, 2016,
2017, 2040, 2039, 2038, 2035,
2026, 2034.
Adjustments will be made as
needed.
NORTH - Same as 1983-84.
WEST - Same as 1983-84.
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