ian
Free health
screenings
A child health carnival featuring
free health screenings for children
ages birth to five years old will be
held at Bethware School next
week.
The Cleveland County Head
Start program will give health
checks for vision, hearing, speech,
language, height, weight, dental
and blood pressure Monday from
9 a.m.-2 p.m., Tuesday from 5-7
© p.m, Wednesday, July 20, from 9°
a.m.-2 p.m., Thursday, July 21,
from 9 am-2 p.m. and Friday, July -
22, from 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
"It's a good opportunity for par-
ents to have their children screened
before they apply for Head Start or
other preschool programs,” said
Patti Norman, Director of Head
Start.
The Crime Prevention Office of
Gardner-Webb University will be
making Operation Care identifica-
tion bracelets at Monday's screen-
ing at Gardner-Webb. The cost will
be $5 for two bracelets.
Screenings are also planned at
Gardner-Webb University in
Boiling Springs on Monday from 9
a .m.-2 p.m., at Number Three
School on Davis Road in Shelby
. on July 21 from 5-7 p.m., at the
County Office Building on South
Post Road in Shelby on July 23
from 9 am.-2 p.m.
Cleveland Community College on
July 30 from 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
Area professionals from the
Cleveland County Health
Department, Cleveland Center and
the Development Evaluation
Center will assist representatives of
all three school systems at the
health carnival.
and at.
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Howard Elmore (left) of Phifer Hardware presents to David Ivester his 1994-95 Sportsman license.
Ivester received the license in the first annual drawing by joining the Lost License Prevention Program at
Phifer Hardware.
Hullender, Myers
win in duckpins
R.W. Hullender defeated Jack
Barrett 6-2 and Allen Myers de-
feated John Dilling 6-2 in Mixed
Duckpin Bowling League action
Tuesday night at Dilling Heating.
Allen Myers rolled a 121 line
and 342 set to lead his team over
Dilling. Robbie Hullender had a
110-318 and John Dilling added a
113-310 for the losers.
R.W. Hullender rolled a 130 line
and 347 set to lead his team over
Barrett. Jack Barrett led the losers
with a 141-352.
Standings:
Barrett 16-24.
Dilling 24-16,
Hullender 22-18, Myers 18-22,
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CONDUCT
From Page 1-A
In other matters Thursday night,
the Board:
BM Heard a presentation by par-
ent Tom Sees on parent involve-
ment, the Family Life curriculum,
and other matters. Sees insisted -
and the Board and McRae agreed -
that night-time meetings are need-
ed when Family Life curriculum is
reviewed. McRae said if there is
not sufficient time to schedule
meetings shortly after the start of
school, Family Life classes will be
delayed.
BM Awarded milk and bread bids
for the 1994-95 school year.
HB Approved numerous employ-
ee contracts and student transfers.
HM Approved a number of budget
amendments necessary to balance
HAYES
From Page 3-A
tar. Other members of the family
group are his parents, Jonas and
Geraldine Hayes; his brother, Lynn
Hayes; his sister, Patsy Walker; his
brother-in-law, Jeff Walker; and his
niece, Christy Walker.
For several years Hayes has
sung semi-professionally as a
country singer and has also written
three Southern gospel songs, two
of which he plans to record:
The 10-song cassette he has
turned over to Keepsake Records
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the 1993-94 fiscal year budget; and
approved an interim 1994-95 bud-
get of $16,538,821. Since the sys-
tem has not received official word
of some of its state allocations,
McRae said it may be September
before the official budget is adopt-
ed.
HM Held an executive session to
discuss concerns of Danny and
Melany Bolin, but no action was
reported.
BM Was told by McRae that ac-
tion on Kings Mountain, Shelby
and Cleveland County's request for
a grant to fund an alternative
school has been postponed until the
August meeting of the State Board
of Education. McRae said he is
hopeful that the units will receive
at least $360,000.
MB Announced that the August
Board meeting will be on
Thursday, Aug. 4 at 7 p.m. at the
Superintendent's office.
in Bessemer City include his origi-
nal songs and some numbers he
features with his father and brother.
Marty Robbins has always been
Hayes' favorite country singer. In
recent years, however, he has de-
voted most of his singing repertoire
to Southern Gospel because his
whole family sings in churches all
over the area and are billed as
« gospel singers.
Hayes is a: member of Holiness
Christian Mission. He is an avid
sports fan and plays softball. He is
a 1982 graduate of Kings’Mountain
High School.
"I've come a long way since I
sang "Jesus Loves Me" as a little
boy in a little Baptist Church but I
owe it all to God and the faith my
family had in me," said Hayes.
GRIER
From Page 1-A
continued year round and tutoring
classes will be set up after school
to help kids with their homework.
Grier's children ages 6, 14 and
16 are in the thick of entertainment
which has been planned for about
60 children at Chesterfield
Apartments and 50 more who live
in the Thornburg-Parrish Drive
area. She says the program will be
available to several hundred more
children in the Pine Manor
Apartments area.
Volunteer helpers can call Grier
at 739-3724.
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