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Page 2A-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, January 9, 1986 Historical Museum In Works From Page 1-A Other members of the Foun- dation are Mrs. Josephine E. Weir, Mrs. Mary S. Neisler, Mrs. Patricia N. Plonk, Mrs. Patricia J. Herndon, Charles Mauney, Claywood Corry, Jr., Charles Neisler, James E. Herndon, Larry Hamrick, Sr., Zeb Plonk and Mayor of Kings Mountain, John Henry Moss, honorary member. The following objectives were adopted by KMHMEF at its organization meeting: To acquire an existing building, preferably in the central area of downtown, for the establishment of a Kings Mountain Historical Museum. To collect, preserve and display items and documents relating to the history of the City of Kings Mountain. To promote community in- terest in our colorful history among our youth, our new citizens, and among our pre- sent generation, and to pro- mote encouragement and better understanding of our town for the future, To secure, immediately, a safe, centrally located storage area, convenient to. Nanney Nominated For Award From Page 1-A presented an end of the year progam where they shared ' their knowledge with the stu- = ‘dent body. ‘Innovative costumes and sets were designed to complement the production. Also cited by the IPD com- mittee are special projects in physical education and music created by Nanney. The main goal is to provide music and P.E. on a continuous daily basis and to integrate these two areas to each other and to other content areas. As a result, students have par- ticipated in joint music and P.E. programs for parents and the student body. A clog- ging team, the ‘Bucking Buc- caneers,’’ has developed from the P.E. program and has been sponsored by former student teacher Suzie Holtzclaw. With renewed interest in music, the students have presented the musicals “Cinderella’’ and “Old Mac- Donald.”” Two others, ‘How the West was Really Won” and “Let George do it,” will be presented this year. Nanney, a past teacher of the year and principal of the ear, was also the Terry San- ord Award nominee fifteen years ago while serving as guidance counselor and assis- tant principal at the junior high school. As this year’s nominee, he is justly recognized as an educator who continues to search for the creative and innovative methods in teaching and lear- ning. KM House Damaged By Fire Fire heavily damaged the ~ home of Wade Strange at 821 Third Street Monday after- noon. : Fire Chief Gene Tignor said that Strange was in the house at the time of the fire and his stepson pulled him out. Tignor said the blaze was started by a Kitchen stove and estimated damages at $10,000. the public, for the collection and storage of donated historical items from the residents of the Kings Moun- tain area until such time that a permanent building is available for our occupancy. Beginning our collection now is of the utmost importance before our elderly begin to die out when their cherished Over 20,000 Attended 1920 Celebration... goods and documents may be scattered and lost forever. President Fryer and the committee have actively sought a location to house items for the new historical museum. The city board of commissioners authorized the use of the old city hallas a temporary office for the foun- dation. GARLAND ATKINS Publisher DARRELL AUSTIN General Manager - 931-040. MEMBER OF NORTH CAROLINA PRESS ASSOCIATION The Herald is published by Herald Publishing House. P.O. Box 752, Kings Mountain, North Carolina. 28086. 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