Page 10A-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Wednesday, June 3, 1987
Head Start
Has Field Day
The Cleveland County
Head Start Program held its
annual Family Field Day and
Picnic on Monday, at the
Shelby City Park.
Head Start staff and
children wore T-shirts
printed with the Head Start
logo courtesy of Plastic Od-
dities. The shirts were pro-
vided in part through dona-
tions by Clevemont Mills of
Kings Mountain, Cleveland
Mills of Lawndale and Doran
Textiles of Shelby.
Activities for the morning
began at 9 a.m. with the pro-
gram’s 140 enrolled children
involved in supervised ac-
tivities including free play on
the swings and climbers, cir-
cular games, tug-of-war,
sack hops, rope jumping,
frisbee tossing and parachute
play. Teachers painted faces
with stars, hearts and flowers
and Bill Hager, Community
Schools Coordinator with
Kings Mountain Schools told
stories.
Special guests included
Hager and Robert McRae,
Superintendent of Kings
Mountain Schools, who is also
Head Start’s Executive
Director, Dr. Larry Allen,
Associate Superintendent for
Kings Mountain Schools,
Mrs. Beth Tallent, principal
of Marion School, Mayor Ar-
rie Ellis of Earl, and
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Initial employment in
Hayward Industries propos-
ed new Kings Mountain plan
is estimated to be about
100-125 employees.
Hayward, which produces
injection molded plastic pool
supplies, announced last
week the purchase of a
162,000 square foot building
formerly owned by Allegheny
International in Kings Moun-
tain Industrial Park in
Gaston County.
Hayward is based in
Elizabeth, New Jersey and
has plants in Belgium and
California. The facility here
will be an expansion of their
operations and none of their
current facilities will be clos-
ed.
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CLASS OF YEAR 2000-Pictured are members of Head Start Class which represents the
Cleveland County Class of 2000. Children, above, are pictured at the annual family field day
and picnic at Shelby City Park and are wearing t-shirts printed with the Head Start logo and
donated by Clevemont Mills of Kings Mountain and Cleveland Mills of Lawndale and Doran
Textiles of Shelby. Local and area school officials took part in the activities.
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Beverage was again provided
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Head Start is only partially
funded by federal funds and
depends on local volunteers
and contributions to make up
20% of program costs re-
quired from community.
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