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TARYN TREADWAY
First birthday
for Taryn Treadway
wv Taryn Nicole Treadway, daugh-
ter of Beanie and Raymond
Treadway of 534-2 Bell Rd., cele-
brated her first birthday November
3, 1995.
, She is the granddaughter of John
and Jackie Hardin and the late
Carol and Raymond Treadway.
« Great-grandparents are Elmer
Hardin and the late Lula Herndon,
Ruby Dixon, Edgel Treadway and
Shirley Pervine.
TREY ROPER
Trey Roper honored =
on his sixth birthday
Donald Edward Roper III, son of
Donnie and Terri Roper of Grover,
celebrated his sixth birthday
December 13.
He celebrated with a party at
Bethware School with his kinder-
garten class and teacher, Janet
Anthony. Lather in the day he was
“honored with a hotdog supper with
his family and with a trip to
Charlotte to see Disney on Ice.
Trey has an older sister,
Whitney. Grandparents are Carolyn
Guffey, Don Roper, Linda Ellis and
Ken Railey. Great-grandparents are
Mrs. Mamie Roper and Clarence
Whetstine.
Little Theatre
tryouts slated
Tryouts for "Blithe Spirit," a
Noel Coward comedy in three-acts,
will be conducted by the Kings
Mountain Little Theatre Friday,
December 29, and Tuesday,
January 2, 1996.
Director Joe Hullender will con-
duct the tryouts at 7 p.m. at the
Kings Mountain Woman's Club.
Roles are available for five
women and two men.
Play dates are March 8 and 9°
and March 15 and 16.
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‘CCC GRADUATES - Pictured are recent graduates of the Certified Nursing Assistant II program at
Cleveland Community College. Front row, from left, Sherri Wilson of Shelby, Georgia Stroup of Waco,
Carolyn Bumgardner, instructor, Barbara Chapman of Casar, Jennifer Burns of Grover and Shirley
Ruszkowski of Shelby; second row, Sandranette Camp of Shelby, Megan Bradley of Cherryville, Jana
Brooks of Shelby, Robin Short of Belwood, Monika Henze Pruitt of Shelby, Lynette Moses of Casar, Kenya
Hicks of Gastonia, Cherry Rogers and Darlene Foster, both of Shelby, and Jeff Meeks of Kings
Mountain. oo
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NURSING ASSISTANT II GRADUATES - Recent graduates of the Nursing Assistant II program at
Cleveland Community College are front row, from left, Vickie Moss of Kings Mountain, Stacie
Funderburk and Amanda Beecher, both of Shelby, Lisa Peace of Waco, Beatrice Webber of Shelby and
Frances Hines of Forest City; second row, Regina Pittman, instructor, Teresa White of Casar, Connie
Freeman of Ellenboro, Kim Thomas of Kings Mountain, Pam Strange, Sandra Theis and Cara Banks, all
of Shelby, Phyllis Clyburn of Forest City, Jo Ann Vaughn, instructor, and third row, April Addison of
Shelby and Jason Barker of Gastonia. i :
Engagement announced
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Snow of
Graham announce the engagement
of their daughter, Elizabeth Neal
Snow, to Clifford John Meeks, son
of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Meeks of
Kings Mountain.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Southern Alamance High School
and Western Carolina University.
She is employed by the Forsyth
County Health Department in
Winston-Salem.
The bridegroom-elect is a gradu-
ate of Kings Mountain High
School and is a student at Western
Carolina University.
The wedding will be an event of
_ June 22, 1996..
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1. Oil Change
2. Qil Filter
3. Air Filter
4, Antifreeze/ Radiator
5. Transmission Filter & Fluid
6. Chassis Lube
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SAVINGS!
9. Belts Condition
10. Battery, Starter, Alternator
11. Wiper Blades
12. Brake Lining/ Pads
13. Master Cylinder
14, Wheel Cylinders
7. Fuel Filter 15. Wheel Bearings
8. Hose Condition 16. Grease Seals
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18. Shocks
19. Struts
20. Cons. Velocity Boots
21. Cons. Velocity Joints
22. Check All F.E. Parts
23. Tune-up Review
24. Complete Tire Inspection
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Thursday, December 28, 1995 - THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD - Page
Board of what was then Kings Mountain Savings and Loan in 1967. 4.
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BRIDGES HARD
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100 S. Cansler Street at East King Street ¢ 739-5461
Resolution
arolina i
Federal :
Savings :
Bank 2
Dr. Robert Nelson Baker
The following RESOLUTION was adopted by First Carolina
Federal Savings Bank on November 16, 1995 in memory of DR. :
ROBERT N. BAKER. :
WHEREAS, Dr. Robert N. Baker, for many years a Director of First ;
Carolina Federal Savings Bank has completed a life of ;
constructive service and steadfast devotion to duty;
WHEREAS, First Carolina Federal Savings Bank remembers with
deep gratitude this tireless and constant care for its interest and his x
efforts in its development;
BE IT RESOLVED, that this tribute be recorded in the minutes of
First Carolina Federal Savings Bank. Hi
Dr. Robert N. Baker succeeded his father Dr. L. P. Baker to the |
CLEARANCE CENTER
as
(Was re-elected to the Board in July 1995.
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1Cost of shims and installation extra where required. |
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