Page 2A - THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD - Thursday, December 14, 1995
LETTER TO SANTA Kings Mountain Weather Report
Dear Santa: Dec, 6-12 Year Ago
How is Mrs. Claus? Are the Total precipitation 98 39
reindeer ready to come? I hope so. Maximum one day 50 (8) .39 (10)
How's Rudolph? He's my friend. ~~ Year to date 69.08 : 53.80
So, I wish you could bring me a Minimum temperature 15 (9) 25 (11)
Boom box and a Baby Sip 'n Slurp. Maximum temperature 60 (6) Ges 787)
Merry Christmas. Average temperature 35.5 49.0
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These KMPD officers were honored with plaques at Monday's Christmas banquet. Front row, from left, Fore) rea a2 739-0193
Captain Richard Reynolds, Sgt. Derek Johnson, Ptl. Lisa Capps, Marty Blanton, and Ptl. Debra Garris.
.. Back row, Lt. Houston Corn, Sgt. Mark Simpson, Ptl. Phil Witherspoon, Ptl. Thomas Fletcher and Ptl.
Scottie Daves.
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ered dish supper which included a
visit by Santa Claus to children of
the officers.
The department took the occa-
sion to present Chief Bob Hayes
with a gift certificate for purchase
of a suit.
Sgt. Derek Johnson won the
award as Sergeant of the Year, Lt.
Houston Corn was Detective of the
Year, Captain Richard Reynolds
won the top gun award, Ptl.
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= information call 734-1364. HIRES.
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Bess Phifer gave the program 7 \/ |
on "Candles and Flowers" at the {ES A
November 28 meeting of the
Magnolia Garden Club in the
ladies parlor of First Baptist
Church.
She presented a history of how
the custom of using this combina-
tion began and demonstrated sever-
al arrangements how the two can
be used effectively.
Flower arrangements in the
theme of members’ choice with
candles were exhibited by Sandra
Murphrey and Beth Baker and
tcam points were counted.
President Christine Carroll,
hostess, presided at the meeting
and served refreshments. BAVEUS |
: Bands to perform
: winter coneert
~ Two-hundred band students in
the Kings Mountain District
Schools will present jthe annual
winter concert Thursday,
December 14, at 7:3Q p.m. in O\
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= Band, the Middle School 81f§Grade Re 3-Tier Plant Stand * Red steel frame
= Band and the HIgh School 9th "| rr
= Grade Band will present a pfogram | =< (e by Bernards 9 95
= of traditional marches. overtures J heart shared 9 95
= and scasonal favorites. | ; brass frame 33PA
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Cheerleaders need -
donations for trip,
Kings Mountain High cheerl¢ad-
crs Erin Lovelace, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Lovelace. and
Crystal Pace, daughter of Barbara
and Randy Parker, will spend New
Year's Day in London cheering in
the Lord Mayor of Westminster's
New Year's Day parade.
Each girl has to raise $2.000
cach to make the trip.
Checks should be made payable
to "intropa” and mailed to Robin
Masters, ¢/o Kings Mountain High
School. 500 Phifer Road. Kings
Mountain, NC 28086.
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