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residents
Hillway Community residents
-will be given a pat on the back
Saturday by Gaston County Police
rat an appreciation day which will
-include a hamburger cookout and
rcertificates.
Just over a year ago the Gaston
County Police K-9 Unit completed
‘a drug interdiction project in the
“York Road area community which
‘resulted in numerous drug arrests
‘and eviction of suspects from sev-
eral places identified as drug hous-
es.
Jay Human, of the Gaston
County Police K-9 Unit, said that
residents and property owners
worked with police to correct long-
time problems and with the aid of
other agencies such as the Gaston
County's Code Enforcement and
Solid Waste units, inadequate
housing and property violations
were identified. A Community
Watch was organized and property
owners began extensive repairs.
Human said
Community has an impressive
face lift. The houses have new
roofs and vinyl siding , flowers
have been planted and most impor-
tantly children are not afraid to
play in the yards.
"This neighborhood is an out-
standing example of how commu-
nity policing can work and succeed
at improving peoples’ lives," said
Human.
JUSTIN MARK SMITE
Justin Mark Smith
born October 4, 1995
Justin Mark Smith was born
October 4, 1995 at Park Ridge
Hospital in Fletcher. He weighed
nine pounds, four and one-half
ounces and was 22 inches long.
Parents are Tosha and Mark
Smith of Flat Rock.
Maternal grandparents are
Laurie and Jimmie Higgins of Flat -
Rock and Sue and Larry Harris .of
Bessemer City. Paternal grandpar-
ents are Betty and Jay Smith of
Inman, SC.
Great-grandparents are Reuben
and Penny Burris of Lyman, SC.
Hillway
MITH
Thursday, November 16, 1995 - THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD - Page 3A
Kings Mountain Weather Report
Kindergarten students at Bethware School dressed in costume on Halloween. These students were pic-
Gary Whitaker, executive of
First Carolina Federal Savings
Bank of Kings Mountain, was
named chairman of an assisted sup-
port group for the unemployed by
the Consortium for Progress
Monday night.
An Economic Development
Board to recruit new industry and
business for the Kings Mountain
area was also organized and the
committee is to be named by John
Moss, Consortium president, in the
next day or two.
Cecil Dickson, chairman of the
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Cleveland County Board of
Commissioners, and Steve Nye, di-
rector.’ of ‘the. Economic
Development Commission of
Cleveland County, were special
guests of the group which met at
Kings Mountain City Hall.
Several people who were recent-
ly displaced by mill closings were
also present.
Moss said the organization of
the two major committees comes
with the announcement by
Clevemont Mills that it is closing
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