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Resolution keeps
Military Park open
5 A "continuing resolution" signed
by President Clinton and the US
Congress keeps the Kings
Mountain National Military Park
open at least until November 17
‘but after that who knows what will
happen.
KM Supt. Mike Loveless said he
has been sweating out the recent
developments by the government
and has been in a quandary about
planning the upcoming 215th an-
niversary celebration of the
Revolutionary War Battle of Kings
Mountain on Saturday at 3 p.m. at
the Park amphitheater.
"At first we didn't know if we
would be open to have a celebra-
tion," he said.
"At first they were threatening
from a standpoint of the budget but
the newest wrinkle sounds like we
are still in danger that passage of a
Park Reform Act will close down
or curtail operations at 305 parks in
the nation," he said this week.
Loveless said the first wave of
ithreats to close the park ended with
ia narrow 51-vote turndown and
‘what he called a resolution of con-
tinuation of support of the adminis-
‘tration, including the Department
of Interior, and parks by the
President and Congress.
"Now some legislator has insert-
ed into a new bill a proposal to
shut down as many as 305 parks in
the nation," he said.
"We don't know what's coming
for us but we all know the impor-
tance of keeping this Park open
and are appreciative of the efforts
of Kings Mountain people to con-
tact their legislators during the first
wave of threats to close the park."
LYNDSEY MURPHEY
First birthday
for Lyndsey Murphey
- Lyndsey Brooke Murphey cele-
brated her first birthday September
23 at her home.
Friends and family enjoyed hot-
dogs with all the trimmings, ice
cream and a Minnie Mouse cake.
© Lyndsey is the daughter of John
and Buffy Murphey and grand-
daughter of Johnny and Mary Ann
Hutchins of Kings Mountain and
Moses and Janice Murphey of
Corapolis, Pa. Great-grandparents
are Robert and Juanita Craig and
Nora Hutchins.
we
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: JUSTIN CHAPMAN
Justin Thomas Chapman
born August 28, 1995
=Justin Thomas Chapman was
born August 28, 1995 at Cleveland
Memorial Hospital. He weighed
seven pounds and was 19 inches
long.
“Parents are Tommy and Candi
Chapman of Kings Mountain.
“Grandparents are Diane
Wellmon and Fay Wellmon and
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Chapman.
Great-grandparents are the late
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Chapman, Mr.
and Mrs. L. V. Hoyle and Mr. and
Mrs. Boyce Goins Sr.
IN CONCERT
Bill Monroe
“A Living Legend”
Bluegrass
TWO BIG SHOWS
Sat, Oct. 14, 1995
2:00 & 8:00pm
Cross Country Campground Auditorium
Hwy 150 E. Denver (Near Lake Norman)
Gen Adm: $12 Adults $6 Child 6-12
Under 6 FREE
Tickets/Info Crag P. Gates promoter
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Cross Country Campground 483-5897
Coming...
Billy Joe Royal ~ Sat. Nov. 18, 1995
. 2:00 & 8:00pm
37th Annual Fiddlers Convention ~
: Thanksgiving Night
STUDENTS TO STATE WORKSHOP - Candes Moore, left, 11th grader and local vice-president of VI-
CA, cosmetology advisor Susan Pursley and senior Melissa Birdsong, local chapter treasurer, along with
Erica Strickland, senior and chapter president, not pictured, earned state VICA leadership pins and cer-
tificates at the recent conference at White Lake. Pursley was a section leader for the conference. The local
VICA Chapter at Kings Mountain High School has held 100 percent membership records for four years.
The local club is composed of 23 students. More than 150 students competed for prizes.
Bagley resigns, Hord promoted
~~ Winston Bagley, Director of
Human Services for the City of
Kings Mountain since January
1994, has resigned to go to work in
Gastonia and Trip Hord has been
promoted from interim to
Recreation Director.
City Manager Gary Hicks pro-
moted Hord Monday.
Hicks accepted Bagley's resigna-
tion, effective October 13.
Bagley will take the position of
manager of Success Inc., a family
counseling and outreach program
in Gastonia.
Bagley came to Kings Mountain
Katherine Martin
is four years old
Katherine Martin, who was four
years old October 2, celebrated her
birthday October 1 with a party at
her grandmother's house.
Family and close friends en-
joyed a Pocahontas theme and par-
ty refreshments.
Katherine is the daughter of Don
and~ Penny Martin of Kings
Mountain. Grandparents are Don
and Jane Martin and Ted" and
Mildred Blue, all of Kings
Mountain.
JIM GUYTON
RE-ELECT
JIM GUYTON
COMMISSIONER WARD 2
Paid Pol. Adv.
from Philip Morris Co. in Cabarrus
County where he had worked three
years as training facilitator. Prior to
that he was Associate Dean of
Students at Gaston College and be-
fore that worked with the Gaston
County Department of Social
Services. He completed his under-
graduate degree at Western
Carolina University and his gradu-
ate degree at UNC in Chapel Hill.
He and his wife , Rachel, and their
six-year-old son, Andrew, reside in
Gastonia.
Hord's new position was ef-
fective Monday and leaves a va-
KATHERINE MARTIN
Daniel T. Ness, M.D.
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon
Anounces the opening of the
Shelby office at:
1198 Wyke Road
Shelby, NC 28150
Providing a full range of plastic surgery services to the
people and businesses of Cleveland County.
¢ Cosmetic surgery of the face, nose & eyelids
* Abdominoplasty (Tummy Tuck)
* Liposuction by tumescent technique
e Surgery of the breast
* Hand Surgery
* Traumatic injuries
* Microsurgery
e Skin cancer
* Pediatric plastic surgery
¢ Glyderm® skin rejuvinating system
Most cosmetic procedures do not require hospitalization.
Financing is available. Now making appointments. Please Call
704-487-8885
cancy in the athletic department at
the Community Center. The city
is currently taking applications for
the positions of Director of Human
Resources, athletic director and a
grounds maintenance position,
both at Parks & Recreation, and
for sanitation employees, leaf col-
lectors, a gas line mechanic and
police and fire reserves.
City Council has not updated its
application process for the execu-
tive position of city manager since
it hired Hicks several months ago
as interim manager.
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and
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Art exhibit planned at CCC
The Shelby Art League in con-
junction with the Cleveland
Community College will host the
21st Annual Juried Exhibitition
October 20-November 10.
The exhibit is free and open to
the public. Exhibition hours are 10
a.m.- p.m. and from 6-8 p.m.
Monday through Thursday and
from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on Fridays.
For more information, contact Hal
Bryant at 484-4023.
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