School Lunch Menus. for the
period Nov.1-16 are fisted by
Kings Mountain District
Schools:
Nov.l - Meat Loaf or Hot
Plaque
Displayed
In Town
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A walnut and brass engraved
plaque has been displayed at
several area churches and at
Kings Mountain Hospital in
memory of six Kings Mountain
area cancer patients by friends
with the enscription “that others
be spared”.
Those honored are the late
Lou Sabetti, Rosalie and Bob
Suber,” Willie Patterson, Dr.
W.L. Mauney and Daniel
Evans, Sr.
The handsome plaque was
presented to the Cleveland
County Chapter of the
American Cancer Society by
George and Barbara Mauney
and Willard and Melba Boyles of
Kings Mountain.
Mrs. Kay Holshouser, ex-
ecutive officer of the Cleveland
County Chapter of the
American Cancer Society, said
that families reporting
memorials contributions in ex-
cess of $100 to the American
Cancer Society may be honored
with a plaque which is then
dedicated and displayed in the
deceased’ churches or whereever
the family desires. Ceremonies
were held at St. Matthew’s
Lutheran Church, Resurrection
Lutheran Church and Central
United Methodist Church .
recently to honor the local
residents.
Mrs. Holshouser said it is not
‘a requirement for the recipient
of the plaque to be a cancer pa-
2 tient. Any memorials to loved
ones to the Cancer Society in ex-
cess of $100 can be placed on
Memorial Plaques, she said.
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Pathway Baptist Church
£ Women’s Missionary Union will
i sponsor a bazaar Saturday at the
Depot Center from 9 a.m. until 9
p.m.
5 v Chicken dumpling: luncheons
i and dinners will be available and
5 toys, crafts, canned goods, rum-
i mage sales and Christmas gift
CB items will be featured in the large
i array of bazaar items.
z All proceeds will benefit the
i church.
i TO FILL PULPIT
i Kyle Key, senior at Union
Theological Seminary will
deliver the sermon at Sunday
be
at First Presbyterian Church.
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~ Country Fried Steak;
morning worship hour at 11 a.m.
Dog wthili; french fries; cole
slaw; fresh fruit; gelatin w/Aruit;
oatmeal muffin.
Nov.2 - Pizza or Ham &
Cheese Sand.; tossed salad;
potato tots; fresh [fruity Waldorf
salad.
Nov.5 - Cheese Croissant or
rice &
gravy; green beans; goiden corn;
fresh fruit; oatmeal muffin.
Nov.6 - Rib-B-Cue or Chicken
Pot Pie; fresh fruit; lima beans,
potato tots, cole slaw; bran muf-
fins.
Nov.7 - Spaghetti or Corn
Dog; garden salad; corn on cob;
fresh * fruit; applesauce; french
bread.
Nov.8 - Macaroni & Cheese
w Sausage Biscuit or Beef &
Cheese Burrito; green beans,
potato triangle; mixed
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November Lunch Menus For KM Schools
vegetables; fresh fruit; ap-
plesauce cake.
Nov.9 - Shrimp mates or fried
chicken; country corn; golden
okra; rice & gravy; fresh fruit;
cheese biscuit.
Nov.12 - Hot Dog w£hili or
Fiestada; cole slaw; french fries;
fresh fruit; chilled peaches.
Nov.13 - Chili Beans or Chix -'
Fillet Sand.; corn on cob; mixed
vegetables; cole slaw; fresh fruit;
cornbread muffin.
Nov.14 - Lasagna or Peanut
Butter & Jelly Sand.; garden
salad; fresh fruit; golden okra;
corn on cob.
Nov.15 - Chicken nuggest or
Cheeseburger; lettuce & tomato;
french fries; fresh fruit; garden
peas. :
Nov.16 - Country fried steak
BEER
or Toasted Cheese Sand; fluffy
potatdes’ WAravy; green beans;
buttered carrots; fresh fruit;
cheese biscuit.
All’ meals served with ¥» pint
of ‘milk. |
KINGS MOUNTAIN
DISTRICT SCHOOLS
| BREAKFAST MENUS
“NOV. 1-30
Nov.l - ‘Bitfteréd Pancakes,
maple syrup, chilled fruit.
Nov.2 - Cheese Toast, ap-
plesauce. :
Nov.5 - Rolled Oats, ap-
plesauce.
Nov.6 - Waffle w/naple
syrup, country sausage, orange
juice.
Nov.7 - Buttered Grits, apple
juice.
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Nov.8 - Ham Bischit;
grapefruit juice.
Nov.9 - Boiled egg,” toasted
roll, chilled fruit.
Nov.12 - Scrambled egg, hot
biscuit, applesauce.
Nov.13 - Cereal, banana
Nov.14 - Toasted muffin, but-
ter & jam, apple wedges.
Nov.15 - Sausage biscuit,
orange juice.
Nov.16 - Buttered grits, chill-
ed fruit.
Nov.19 - Boiled egg, toasted
roll, apple juice.
Nov.20 - Buttered Pancakes
wAyrup, sliced peaches.
Nov.21 - Oatmeal,
slices.
Nov.22 - Holiday
Nov.23 - Holiday
Nov.26 - Sausage biscuit,
orange juice.
Nov.27 - Scrambled eggs, but-
tered toast, orange juice.
Nov.28 - Cereal, banana.
Nov.29 - Buttered pancakes,
Maple Syrup, chilled fruit.
Nov.30 - Cheese toast, ap-
plesauce.
All meals served with 2 pint
of milk.
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N.C. House
Rutherford, Polk,
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