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: Page 4C-THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, October 25, 1990
WOW, WHAT A FOX! - You may recognize that beautiful lady in
the front as Scott Neisler, Kings Mountain City Councilman. Neisler,
Police Chief Warren Goiorth and several other people from Kings
Mountain will participate in the fourth annual Womanless Beauty
pageant Mon., Oct. 29 at 7:30 p.m. at Malcolm Brown Auditorium
in Shelby. Admission is $3 and children under age six will be admit-
ted free. All proceeds will go to the Cleveland-Rutherford Kidney
Association.
Jaycees Conduct
Clothing Drive
The Cleveland County Jaycees
are conducting their first annual
clothing drive to benefit those in
need of winter clothing. Much
needed items such as coats,
sweaters, gloves, scarves and to-
boggans for children and adults are
needed.
Donations can be made at the
Kings Mountain Baptist
Association or the Jaycees will
pick up donations at homes and
churches. For pick up, call Angela
Barrett at 739-8991 or Scott Heath
at 481-0678.
Donation pick ups will be made
November 10 between 9 a.m. and
noon.
Haunted House Set
At Eastridge Mall
The Gastonia Jaycees are spon-
soring their Junior Chamber of
Horrors III Haunted House
October 19-31 at the Eastridge
Mall. The haunting starts at 7 p.m.
and continues until 10 p.m.
weeknights and until 11 p.m. week-
ends and Halloween.
Admission is $3. The Jaycees
promise safe, clean fun for ages six
and up.
Visitors will see the Requiem for
the Undead, the Dreadful
Dungeon, Lucifer's Lair, an Alien
Encounter, Haunted Graveyard,
and more.
For more information, call 865-
2300 days and 865-4157 evenings.
KM School Breakfast Menus
Kings Mountain District Schools
breakfast menus for November:
Nov. 1 - Cinnamon toast, choice
of cereal, orange juice, milk.
Nov. 2 - Cheese toast, sliced
peaches, milk.
Nov. 5 - Sausage biscuit, apple-
sauce, milk.
Nov. 6 - Waffle with honey but-
ter, choice of cereal, apple juice,
milk.
Nov. 7 - School baked cinnamon
roll, choice of cereal, peaches,
milk.
Nov. 8- Cheese biscuit, choice of
cereal, orange juice, milk.
Nov. 9 - Blueberry muffin,
choice of cereal, orange juice,
milk.
Nov. 12 - Teacher planning day.
Nov. 13 - Cereal, cinnamon
toast, orange juice, milk.
Nov. 14 - Sausage biscuit, or-
ange juice, milk.
Nov. 15 - Cinnamon toast, cere-
al, apple juice, milk.
Nov. 16 - Cheese biscuit, cereal,
fruit, milk.
KM School Lunch Menus
Kings Mountain District Schools
lunch menus for November:
Nov. 1-2 - Manager's choice.
Nov. 4 - Pizza, tossed salad,
frozen fruit bar.
Now. 6 - Lasagna, picidally slaw,
lima beans, pineapple, hot rolls.
Nov. 7 - Baked chicken, steamed
rice, green beans, applesauce, hot
rolls.
Nov. 8 - Turkey sandwich, let-
tuce and tomato, squash casserole,
fruit in season.
Nov. 9 - Hamburger, cheese,
french fries, cole slaw, fruit cookie.
Nov. 12 - Teacher work day.
Nov. 13 - Hot dog with chili,
cole slaw, french fries, fruit.
Nov. 14 - Tuna salad, baked
beans, fried okra, fruit.
Nov. 15 - Ham and cheese sand-
wich, whole white potatoes, green
peas, fresh apple.
Nov. 16 - Manager's choice.
Nov. 19 - Pizza, tossed salad, ap-
ple crisp.
Nov. 20 - Big turkey dinner.
Nov. 21-24 - Holidays.
Nov. 26 - Hamburger, lettuce
and tomato, french fries, whole
kernel corn, fruit.
Nov. 27 - Steak and gravy,
steamed rice, chopped broccoli,
candied carrots, fruit, rolls.
Nov. 28 - Pig in blanket,
creamed potatoes, mixed vegeta-
bles, fruit.
Nov. 29 - Spaghetti and meat
sauce, tossed salad, green beans,
fruit, bread sticks.
Nov. 30 - Manager's choice.
*All meals included 1/2-pint of
milk
YAP Celebrates At Pizza Inn
The Board of Directors of the
Youth Assistance Program of
Cleveland County, a Governor's
One-on-One Volunteer Program,
celebrated one successful comple-
tion at a dinner at Pizza Inn on Oct.
8.
YAP volunteer Bradine Tyner
and her youth, Dusty, received cer-
tificates of friendship for complet-
ing an average of four hours per
week for one year in YAP. Board
chairman Trip Boinset and board
member David Teddy presented the
certificates.
YAP recruits, screens, trains and
monitors adult one-on-one volun-
teers to be matched with a youth
who has been referred by Juvenile
Court, law enforcement personnel
or other child oriented agencies.
Anyone interested in making a
difference in a young person's life,
please call Melanie McDaniel, ex-
ecutive director at 482-2315 or
482-3144. YAP is a United Way
agency.
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Trophies Awarded For:
Registration: 5:30
Best All Around
Most Original
Best Hero Characters
Funniest
Scariest
TO ALL CHILDREN
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Nov. 19 - Buttered toast, choice
of cereal, grape juice, milk.
Nov. 20 - Cheese toast, apple-
sauce, milk.
Nov. 21-23 - Thanksgiving holi-
days.
Nov. 26 - Cinnamon toast, ap-
plesauce, milk.
Nov. 27 - Ham biscuit, orange
juice, milk.
Nov. 28 - Scrambled eggs, but-
tered toast, toast, grape juice, milk.
Nov. 29 - Fruit bar, choice of ce-
real, orange juice, milk.
Nov. 30 - Sausage biscuit, sliced
peaches, milk.
Kings Mtn.
739-0164
Kings Mountain
ROTARY CLUB
High
School
Gafeteria
Tickets
On Sale At The
Door Or Buy
One From Any
Rotary Club
Member
Famous
SPAGHETTI SUPPER
Friday, November 2
$3.50 Per Person
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