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RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIPS - Two Kings Mountain High School
seniors are pictured above receiving scholarships during Thursday's
Awards Day program at B. N. Barnes Auditorium. In photo at left,
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decorated with roses,ferns, and
geraniums.
Baked chicken, brown rice,
green bean with almonds, broccoli
salad, pineapple salad, and dessert
were enjoyed by members from
Bessemer City, Cherryville, Kings
Mountain, and Lincolnton.
HB A park ranger will talk about
raptors of the park and birds of
prey at Crowders Mountain State
Park June 6 at 8 p.m. The 45-
minute program will include a slide
show and is free to the interested
public.
BW The 25th reunion of the Class
of 1967 of Kings Mountain High
School will be held August 15. To
register and receive more informa-
tion about the program, call 739-
7208, 739-4789, or 739-2676.
BW The Summer Reading mascot,
Reads A-Lot, will entertain chil-
dren during the summer reading
program for children pre-school
through Grade 6 and starting
Monday at Gaston-Lincoln
Regional Library branches.
Participating youngsters will re-
ceive free reading sheets; book
lists, bookmarks, game sheets, puz-
zles, coloring sheets, buttons, and
ather free incentives at each library
visit/through August 8.
Featured June events include
"Cajun Stories and Music" with J.
J. Reneaux on June 12 at the Main
Library and the Erwin Center in
Gastonia. On June 26, author/ex-
‘pert J. Allen Queen of Kings
Mountain will demonstrate karate
skills and talk about his martial arts
books at the Main Library in
Gastonia.
B Karen Huffman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Olin Huffman of the
Dixon Community and a rising se-
nior at Blacksburg High School,
won first place in Category III of
South Carolina Wildlife magazine's
Young Outdoor Writer's
Competition.
"To Be Given A Second
Chance" was the title of her win-
ning piece.
In the article she noted that at
Cornell University, her parents
were part of an experimental pro-
ject to increase the numbers of
peregrines, for almost 60 years ab-
sent, ravaged by DDT and other
organochlorides. Comparing them
to falcons, she said they could not
fly but as young peregrines were
transported to selected sites in the
mountains of South Carolina until
they were old enough to fly.
Writing as a peregrine given a sec-
ond chance at life, she said "As the
scientists were extremely con-
cerned with our welfare, we were
fed until we could hunt on our
own, and then freed of all human
~ tes, were truly independent. Now,
as 1 glide above my new found
home, gazing at sights not seen by
my kind for decades, I remember
the scientists and their dreams.
And I wonder if it , like the falcon,
will lift its wings of hope to the
winds and take flight."
BM Margaret Ratierree, instructor
at Cleveland Community College
and formerly on the staff of Central
Piedmont Community College,
was elected president of Unit 155
American Legion Auxiliary at the
Tuesday meeting.
SENIORS
From Page 3-B
blood pressure clinic 10-11:30
a.m.; aquatics, 11-12 noon; nutri-
tion 11:30.
Thursday, June 25 - Senior shut-
tle 9-4; bingo 11 a.m.; nutrition
11:30; shopping 12-2 p.m. and
aquatics 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Friday, June 26 - Senior shuttle
9-4; ABE 9:30-11:30, nutrition
11:30, AHOY 2-3 p.m.
Monday, June 29 Senior shuttle
9-4; coupon club 9:30-11:30; Bible
history 11 a.m.; nutrition 11 a.m.;
aquatics 11-12 noon; AHOY 2-3
p.m.
Tuesday, June 30 - Senior shuttle
9-4; Band 11 a.m.; nutrition 11:30;
bridge 1-4 p.m. aquatics 6:30-7:30
p.m.
AYERS-HOMESLEY
From Page 3-B
topped win red carnations and miniature white mums. Chicken salad pas-
tries, ham biscuits, cheese wafers, cocktial wieners, meatballs, vegetable
tray with dip, fruit tray with dip, white chocolate mints, and mixed nuts
were served from silver appointments. Pink punch with fresh strawberries
was served from a silver punch service.
Assisting in serving were Mrs. Juanita Cloninger, Mrs. Anna Dellinger,
Mrs. Vaughnda Price, Ms. Caroldine Ogden and Ms. Ginger Ramsey.
Mrs. Mae Bissett was a special out-of-town guest from Edgewater, Md.
She was seated in a special pew behind the mother of the groom.
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Matt Rikard is presented a Belk-Ellis Scholarship to Gardner-Webb
College by Ray Hardee. In photo at right, Leigh Kendrick receives the
Delta Kappa Gamma Scholarship from Kathy Goforth.
Ratterree and other officers will
be installed June 25 at 7 p.m. at the
American Legion Building. Anne
Morris of Brevard, incoming state
president of the Auxiliary, has been
invited to install the new officers.
Other officers are Daphine
Starnes, vice-president; Myrtle
Christenson, secretary; Arlene
Barrett, treasurer; Hilda Goforth,
chaplain; . Lib Stewart, historian,
and Maybelle Jones and Nellie --
Harrison, Sergeant-At-Arms.
HB The Kings Mountain Little
Theatre will hold its regular meet-
ing on Thursday, June 4, at 7 p.m.
at St.Matthew's Lutheran Church.
All members are welcome to attend
this first meeting of the 1992-93
season.
HM Clarence Whetstine was hon-
ored on his 75th birthday May 31
at a birthday party at Western Steer
in Shelby.
The party was hosted by his
children, David Whetstine of
Charlotte, Carolyn Guffey of Kings
Mountain, and Diane Whetstine of
Grover. Grandchildren, great-
grandchildren, his brothers, and
sister also were guests.
A decorated cake and ice cream
were served for Gessert after the
meal.
Il Lutzes from throughout the
United States will congregate in
Newton June 12-14 for a reunion
and to help Catawba County cele-
brate its sesquicentennial.
The clan kinfolk will make their
headquarters at the Days Inn in
Conover.
The reunion includes, on
Saturday, June 13, ceremonies in
the headquarters hotel when the
clansmen will hear an address on
their heritage and lineage from
Germany to America. They will
take a bus tour of historic Catawba,
Lincoln and Gaston counties and
that evening will attend a barbecue
at historical Murray's Mill near
Catawba, the restored 19th century
grist mill which is now a working
museum.
BM Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Powell
celebrated their Golden Wedding
Day May 24 at a party at Kings
Mountain Depot.
Hosting the party were their
children, Mr.and Mrs. Ron Powell,
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Niven of
Jacksonville, Florida, Mr. and Mrs.
Chuck Powell of Kings Mountain,
and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Powell
of Gastonia.
The Senior Center was decorat-
ed in the golden anniversary
theme.
BW An old-fashioned gospel
singing will be held Saturday, June
20, from 7-10 p.m. at the old
Gastonia Armory on West Franklin
SPECIALS
SPECIAL
Avenue. Featured groups will be
Danny Wilson and New Visions,
Bob‘ and Betty Goodson, and
Heaven Heirs. There is no admis-
sion charge but donations will be
accepted.
B Knowing about medical pcer
review and how it affects your
health care is important. To receive
a free reference guide explaining
the peer review process, write to |
Medical Review of North Carolina,
PO Box 37309, Raleigh, 27627 or
call 1-800-682-2650.
HM As part of its 1992 summer
program series, Old Salem at
Winston-Salem will perk up June
with two garden tours--June 10 and
20--which begin at 9 a.m. at the
Visitor Center and end at 10:30
a.m.
Summer garden tours, which are
led by a costumed guide, empha--
size vegetables growing in Salem
Thursday, June 4, 1992 -THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page-5B °
AWARDS
From Page 1-B
West Harbin, Timothy Harrelson,
Michacl D. Humphrics, Clint
Lawson Kale, Clint A. Knotts,
Stephen Lee Lemmons, Marion L.
Littlejohn, Hanes Kevin McGill,
Charity Moss, Jaime Lynn
Mullinax, David M. Nicholson,
Amir Raza Peters, Sayphonh
Phannarcth, L. Phanthalack, James
A. Phillips, Johathan T. Sllers,
Jennifer Lynn Senter, Jennifer
Marie Sipes, John Wilson Sloan,
C.E. Snodgrass, Crystal Tayara,
‘Ross W. Thomas, Tracy Webb,
Trent J. Wekks, Marcus A. Adams.
Tenth grade - William Ted
Anderson, Francina M. Barnett,
Amanda K. Blanton, Forrest L.
Conner, Tamika W. Crocker,
Melissa F. Dellinger, Leanne
Farris, P. Courtney Goforth,
Edward C. Henson, Allison R.
Kiser, Dryan Stephens Lail,
Kimberly L. Ledford, Stephen M.
Marlowe, John J. McCoy, R. Cale
McDaniel, Janey L. Ollis, Bridgett
Pettyjohn, S. Phanthalack, S.A.
Phanthalack, James Russell
Putnam, Christopher S. Smith,
Sheronica N. Thombs.
Eleventh grade - Chris R.
Blanton, Shad M. Clark, Clayward
C. Corry, Lakeitha R. Feemster,
Sabra Gaffney, Todd T. Hagans, §
Kelli A. Hardy, Richctta M. Harris,
Edic M. Hicks, Jill R. Jimison, M.
Michelle Jones, Steven R. Moore,
Samuel Awa Nucman, Ginger L.
Oliver, Tommy R. Parsley, Saher §
Saba Peters, Tosheen S. Peters |
Brent §
Srimaha Rithiphong,
Roberts, Tyrus L. Ross, Rebecca J.
Senter, Cari A. Sipe.
Twelfth grade - Jonathan D.
Towery, Shane R. Webb, Bridget L.
Williams, Aaron D. Allen, Stephen § g
A. Black, W. Greg Bowen, Shaun
T. Gricr, Jonathan L. Jones,¢
Douangchit Mounghane, Moses O. £
Nueman Jr., Amanda N. Oliven$
Leigh A. Stewart, Kevin R.§
Wilson.
Special Award - Phil Bryson
from second period Biology II.
M Christopher Herndon, Adclla &
Robertson, and Sharon Horton, all §
of Kings Mountain, earned Dean's 2
list honors at NCSU during the &
spring semester. To make the Dan’ 58
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are carrying 15 or more hours of :
course work, or a 3.5 grade- point £
average if they are carrying 12 to ¢
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BM The New Life Christian
Church located at 111 East Parker
Street will hold Vacation Bible
School June 15 to 19 from 6:30 to
8 p.m.
Touch System for $49. We regret this
error and apologize for any inconven-
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