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i BR 8, ! | 'SUPER SMILES' WINNER-West School students are county and state winners in the annual ‘Super Smiles' dental health contest. Joy Shuford, left, Cleveland County dental health hygienist and Dr. Joseph Hendrick Jr., of Isothermal Dental Society, present plaques and a check to West School Principal Shirley Bynum, right. West School has won the award for three years. West Wins Dental Contest West School in Kings Mountain has been declared both a county and state winner in the annual "Super Smiles" dental health con- test. Dr. Joseph Hendrick Jr. of Shelby, Secretary/Treasurer of the Isothermal Dental Society, made the presentation of a certificate, plaque and $50 check to West Elementary on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Shirley Bynum, Principal of West, accepted the awards on be- half of the students and staff. West School won these awards by earning over 2000 points in the annual Super Smiles contest spoh- sored jointly by the N. C. Department of Public Instruction and the N. C. Dental Society. Any North Carolina school was eligible to participate in the contest which takes place in February. The cate- gories of the contest were: School Dental Health Activities and Dental Health Community/Awareness Activities. West School has participated in the Super Smiles contest for the past three years and has been a county and state winner each year. Students and teachers enthusiasti- cally designed and completed ac- Historical Museum Still Needs Despite moving delays, the Kings Mountain Historical Museum is alive and well and not to be forgotten by local citizens, says Hazel Fryer. Mrs. Fryer reminds that items of historical interest may be donated by calling Larry Hamrick Sr. at 739-3659 or Mrs. Fryer at 739- 4828.The Museum office and locked storage space is still in the Kings Mountain Police Department Building,110 S. Piedmont Avenue. “Mrs. Fryer explained that the It's A Boy For Halls William Hunter Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Hall, was born May 8 at 11:37 p.m. "Will" weighed eight pounds, two ounces, and was 21 1/2 inches long. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dub Blalock of Kings Mountain and Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Hall Jr. of Blacksburg, S.C. Great-grandpar- ents are Bertha Blalock, Eunice Reid and Dr. James C. Hall Sr. "Will" has a sister, Ginnie Lee, and a brother, Cort Hall. Mrs. Hall is the former Tricia Blalock of Kings Mountain. ENJOY MORE AFFORDABLE INSURANCE! The Professionalism Of Your Nationwide® Agent Your Nationwide® Agent is an experienced and qualified professional living in your community. From designing affordable plans that are responsive to your financial protection needs...to helping you get fast, fair claims service as promised in our Blue Ribbon Claims Service Guarantee...your Nationwide® Agent is committed to serving you at your convenience. Call your North Carolina Nationwide Agent today. We're in the Yellow Pages. JOHN C. CAVENY 118 S. Railroad Ave. Kings Mtn., N.C. 28086 739-3953 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Nationwide is on your Nationwide Mutual insurance Company ard Altated Compares Home Ofice: One Nafonwide fiaza Courmbus, OH 43216 « Natiorwide is 8 service \ Masonite Yaa nesance Company / Donations delay in moving the museum comes from the fact that the old Post Office building has to be ren- ovated for the Police Department before the present Police Department can be turned over to the Museum. Meantime, the Police Department building has been re- roofed and the trim on the outside is soon to be painted. "It is a beau- tiful old building and in due time © will serve the musem well. The Museum Committee is trying to be patient and urges interested citizens to be patient also," said Fryer. have. tivities, including participation in dental poster contest, enjoying classroom tasting parties, launch- ing balloons with dental health messages, inviting local dentists to visit individual classrooms sharing dental information and answering questions; arranging Smile Centers in the classrooms; producing class- room dental videos and wearing *student-designed dental health badges. Bynum said the philosophy be- hind .the contest was to enhance student and family awareness of the importance of good dental health. "West School maintains a quality preventive dental health program during the school year through the SWISH program and study of dental health in the class- room," she said. West School will use the award money to purchase dental film- strips and materials to enhance the dental awareness programs for stu- dents. Grover School Future Farmers of America of 1939 are inviting former classmates and the public to attend a nostalgic reunion Sunday afternoon as they tour the 51-year old Grover Agriculture/Home Economics building which will be torn down this summer for new construction. Vernon Honeycutt of Albemarle, who organized the first FFA chap- _ter at Grover, and former agricul- ture teacher Dan Jones of Boiling Springs plan to attend. Other agri- culture teachers were M. C. Nix of Canton, E. W. Rochester and the late Paul Hambright of Grover. The committee organizing the event invite the public to share pic- tures and memorabilia. The Agriculture and Home Economics building and gymnasi- um will be open to the public for tours beginning at 1 p.m. on Sunday. At 3 p. m. the planning committee will recognize teachers and other guests. Pictures will be made on the steps of the school building. Exchange Students Need Homes In KM From July 1-28, 10 French and Spanish students will need homes in the Kings Mountain area. They will be brought here by Nacel Cultural Exchanges, a non-profit organiza- tion specializing in four-week home stays. The students, who range in age from 13 to 18, are coming to experience American family life and to practice their English skills. All the participants are covered by medical and liability insurance, Host families "adopt" a student, who enjoys similar activities, and provides room, board and Carolina hospitality. The program prefers that host families correspond with the students prior to their arrival, but time is running out, and the need for additional host families is still great. Anyone interested in hosting a teen or a chaperone, contact Bonnie Wilkie at (704) 563-7576. BB&T Welcomes Dan Honeycutt back to Kings Mountain. Dan, who has lived in Kings Mountain for 18 years, has recently been reassigned to BB&T's Kings Mountain Office where he will head up consumer lending. BB&T provides a variety of consumer loans from personal, auto and boat loans to home loans plus any number of other types. Please see Dan for any consumer loan needs you may 410 E. Kings St * Kings Mountain, N.C. * 739-9573 BB&T. It's More Than A Bank. It's An Attitude. THANK YOU Citizens Of Kings Mountain and Grover For Your Support On May 8th. E. Scott Gloninger Pd. Political Ad by the Candidate Member FDIC Thursday, May 17, 1990 -THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page 5A Grover FFA Reunion Is Sunday The Agriculture and Home | Economics building was built in 1939 and the first FFA chapter was organized that year. The Future Homemakers of America was orga- nized in 1939 by the Home Economics classes. Members of the reunion com- mittee are Jack Hughes, Jack Herndon and Dennis McDaniel. 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