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Cleveland County commission-
ers changed their minds Monday
about cutting the hours of opera-
tion of the six garbage collection
sites after complaint by residents.
Hours of operation at the
garbage collection sites, including
Midpines in Kings Mountain, were
lengthened by one hour starting
Tuesday.
The expanded hours should
make it easier on those hauling
* their own garbage to sites during
the evenings, county Health
Department officials say.
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Garbage collection sites
extend operating hours
The six sites will be open from 8
a.m. to 7 p.m. six days a week, but
will keep the regular hours of oper-
ation on Sundays, when the sites
arc open from 1 to 6 p.m.
Less than three weeks ago com-
missioners cut the hours of opera-
tion at the sites by two hours in the
evening and one hour in the mom-
ing to help pay for a new site at
Oak Grove community, a cost-cut-
ting move that would save $32,100
annually. The newly amended
hours still will save $9,600 annual-
ly.
Mountain Fest May 30
Kings Mountain Chamber of
Commerce officials are planning
one of the city's biggest down-
home celebrations in history.
The annual Mountain Fest,
scheduled for all day Saturday,
May 30, will include a 10K, SK
and fun run, an antique car show,
model railroad display, historical
display, and plenty of food, crafts
and live entertainment.
The festivities will begin at 9
a.m. in the downtown area.
The Mountain Fest Run, spon-
sored by Southern Bell, will begin
at 9 a.m. at the corner of Cansler
and West Mountain streets. Entry
fee is $10 in advance and $12 on
race day. The entry fee includes a
T-shirt. A parent or guardian must
sign for any participant age 18 or
under.
The car show, sponsored by
Wade Ford and Home Federal
Savings Bank, will be held at City
Stadium. Registration is from 8
a.m. until 12 noon. Judging begins
a
MYRA PRICE i)
Three area employees of inde-
pendent drug stores who are mem-
bers of the HealthNet Program of
Kendall Drug Company, Shelby,
recently participated in a retail
merchandising workshop.
Attending the workshop were
Myra Price and Rachel Pruitt, both
SPANGLER WHITE
White, Spangler
on bank board
David White of Shelby and
Ralph Spangler of Lawndale have
been appointed to the Shelby area
advisory board of Carolina State
Bank.
White is president of A. White
& Son Inc., commercial and indus-
trial developer. He has been active
in revitalizing uptown Shelby by
renovating many older buildings in
that area. He has won the Harold
G. Pless award for building reha-
bilitation. He and his wife have
two children and are active in
Shelby First Baptist Church. He is
a deacon and director of Adult II
Sunday School, a Civitan, and
serves on the Abuse Prevention
Council, Girls Club board, Shelby
Historical Society, Uptown Shelby
Association, Shelby Appearance
Commission, and on the board of
Gardner-Webb College.
Spangler, an active cattle farmer,
has been in the house building and
rental business for many years. He
and his wife attend Double Shoals
Baptist Church where he is a
trustee and deacon. A member of
the board of trustees of Gardner-
Webb College and Cleveland
Memorial Hospital, he serves on
the board of directors of Cleveland
County Fair, Cleveland County
Planning Board, and N C.
Cattlemen Association.
"I appreciate the time and effort
given by both David and Ralph to
be a part of Carolina State Bank,"
said President John Godbold.
at 1 p.m. and awards will be pre-
sented at 4:30. Entry fec is $15 and
there are 24 classes for antique,
original, and modified cars and
trucks. Admission is $2 for adults
and $1 for children under age 12.
Children under age four will be ad-
mitted free.
The model railroad display will
be held at the Kings Mountain
Depot Center on North
Battleground Avenue (Highway
216), and the historical display will
be in the old Post Office located at
the corner of Mountain Street and
Piedmont Avenue.
All day, various activities will be
held in the downtown area and will
include singing, dancing and other
entertainment, displays, food and
crafts.
For more information on any
events, or to request registration
forms, call the Kings Mountain
Chamber of Commerce at (704)
739-4755.
RACHEL PRUITT
Participate in workshop
of Griffin Drug Store in Kings
Mountain, and Sarah Cash, of
Central Drug Store in Bessemer
City.
The workshop included innova-
tive merchandising techniques,
sales promotions, coupon redemp-
tion promotions, and inventory
management, After lunch, atten-
dees were presented with certifi-
cates of participation.
SARAH CASH
ANTHONY WRIGHT
Open
Weekdays
Until 7:00
SECOND GRADERS STUDY AFRICA - Second graders at
Grover School listen to Moses Newman, a Kings Mountain busi-
nessman from Africa, during a class study of countries around the
world.
Sale Extended
by Customer Request
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The
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- Grand Jury renders
true bill against Lanier
A true bill of indictment against
Shepherd Wolfe Lanier, 32, of
Oakhurst Mobile Home Park, was
rendered by the Cleveland County
Grand Jury Monday.
Lanicr, who posted bond of
$30,000, faces a murder trial in
Superior Court in the shooting
death of his former co-worker Rick
Sherrill, 35, of the Antioch
Community.
_ Authoritics said Sherrill was
shot once in the chest with a 44
magnum while visiting at Lanicr's
parcnts' home at 1010 Sherwood
Lance. No one else was present at
the time.
Lanicr was employed as a a piz-
za cook and dclivery man at the
Pizza Place in Kings Mountain.
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