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Page 6A KM Schools lunch menus [Business & Industry Benton Expres Kings Mountain District Schools will be among the thou- sands of schools across the country who shine the spotlight on school lunch during National School Lunch WEek October 13-17. School food service profes- sionals, teachers, and adminis- trators across the nation are "cooking up" a variety of special meals and activities. In Kings Mountain District Schools, schools will be celebrating the entire month of October with a special menu each Wednesday. ~ NSLW is an annual event de- signed to use fun and exciting classroom and cafeteria activi- ties to educate students and parents about the importance of good nutrition in all aspects of life. This year's theme, "School Lunch: A World of Taste," re- flects the face of school food service today - fun an nutritious meals that represent delicious delicacies from around the globe. NSLW was established in 1963 by a proclamation from President John FE. Kennedy who wrote, "I call upon the people of the United! States to observe...National School Lunch Week, Kings Mountain Schools lunch menus: ~ Oct. 9 - Country style steak, steamed rice/gravy, green peas and carrots, roll, fruit, milk. Oct. 10 - Hot dog with chili, potato tots, slaw, fruit, milk. Oct. 13 - Pizza, tossed salad, corn, fruit of choice, milk. Oct. 14 - Meat loaf, creamed potatoes, steamed broccoli, fruit of choice, roll, milk. Oct. 15 - Spanish Day (Mexican menu). Oct. 16 - Vegetable beef soup, toasted cheese or peanut but- ter/jelly sandwich, crackers, fruit, milk. Oct. 17 - Teacher planning day. f Oct. 20 - Corndog, cole slaw, ‘baked beans, fruit, milk. Oct. 21 Lasagna with meat sauce, noodles, salad, bread The Kings Mountain Herald October 9,1997 Oct. 23 - Turkey dressing supreme, green beans, steamed broccoli, fruit, milk. Oct. 24 - Hamburger or cheeseburger, lettuce/tomato, French fries, fruit, milk. Oct. 27 - Barbecue bun, barbe- .cue slaw, fruit of choice, milk. © Oct. 28 - Beans and franks, steamed cabbage, parsley pota- toes, choice of fruit, roll or corn- bread, milk. Oct. 29 - Wild West menu. Oct. 30 - Taco salad, nacho chips, shredded lettuce/tomato, buttered corn, fruit, milk. Oct. 31 - Hot dog with chili, slaw, oven fries, fruit choice, milk. Benton Express, which opened in Kings Mountain in February, will hire 15-20 more local drivers by the first of the year, terminal manager Steve Lemmons announced this week. The expansion:announce- ment came on the heels of the closing of a deal by Herb Matthews, president and own- er, for the former Fredrickson building which the firm occu- pies. Kings Mountain Schools Pitan in ot earaal "We closed the deal Tuesday juice ilk ’ and I drove up from Atlanta Wednesday to share the good news with my local employees," said Matthews. The sale represents what Matthews called "a considerable investment." Matthews says the local firm plans to begin major renovation of the terminal. Benton leased the former Fredrickson Motor Express building on Fredrickson Street (now Benton Express Drive) in December. Matthews said the Kings Mountain terminal will soon become “the pipeline of our op- eration in the Carolinas." He predicted that within six months local people will see a "different terminal which mir- Barbers Hair styling comes naturally for Aaron Anderson and Tyree Surratt. And although they don't wear the artistic styles they cut, the two young men love the business owned by Anderson which they call Boys II Men Shop on Grover Road. Surratt started cutting hair at age 13 when he set up his bar- ber's chair on his mother's porch. He worked at Hayward Pool Products for seven years Oct. 10 - Meat biscuit or cere- al, fruit or juice, milk. Oct. 13 - Breakfast pizza or cereal, juice, milk. Oct. 14 - Buttered toast with jelly or cereal, fruit or juice, milk, Oct. 15 - Scrambled eggs with toast/jelly or cereal, fruit or juice, milk. Oct. 16 - Peanut butter Graham cracker or cereal, fruit or juice, milk. Oct. 17 - Teacher planning day. Oct. 20 - Breakfast sausage on a stick or cereal, fruit or juice, milk. Oct. 21 - Buttered toast with jelly or cereal, fruit or juice, milk. Oct. 22 - Scrambled eggs with toast/jelly, grits or cereal, juice, milk. Oct. 23 - Peanut butter Graham cracker or cereal, fruit or juice, milk. Oct. 24 - 1/2 bagel with jelly or cereal, fruit or juice, milk. Oct. 27 - Cheese toast or cere- al, fruit or juice, milk. Oct. 28 - Muffin or cereal, juice, milk. Oct. 29 - Cinnamon toast or cereal, fruit or juice, milk. Oct. 30 - Peanut butter Graham cracker or cereal, fruit “sticks, fruit, milk. or juice, milk. t Oct. 22 SM oditerrancan or Oct. 31 - School planned and then decided to get back in Pacific Rim menu. breakfast. the barber trade. Anderson worked at Western Auto in Gastonia for five years 3 Spo & | ...and entered barber school and 4. hp edt F | OREN Greil He BAH City barber shop until he opened his own business. . Anderson says young people like the artistic cuts patterned after Michael Jordan's hair style and also want wild signs in the back of their hair. Pat Childers Ward 4 For A Better Tomorrow NC Cover = i NEW OR USED... Call Mr. Dunn's Credit Hotline 1-800-671-9532 Stipulations App;y * Pending Approval En NAN Baby Contest & Beauty Pageant 5 Saturday, October 25th 11:00am KM Women’s Club Girls 0-25 Boys 0-5 Every One Welcome Special Halloween Contest! for information call ) 704 295-3880 “4 local 482-1022 or 739-0048 AR ONES Ne POR rN Yr MONEY DOWN! ALL APPLICATIONS ARE ACCEPTED! If Other Dealers Have Left You Frustrated . . . If You Are Tired Of All The Hassle . . . Call Loughlin Mazda In Shelby FINANCING IS AVAILABLE! Drive Away In A Late Model Car Or Truck A Quality Vehicle With Low Miles AND Bumper-to-Bumper Warranty RE-ESTABLISH YOUR CREDIT NOW! 0 L Hwy. 74 © Shelby ¢ 704-482-6771 WN Miss Cover Boy USA NE opened on Shelby Road. BENTON EXPRESS EXPANDING - Steve Lemmons, left, terminal manager, and Herb Matthews, President of Benton Express, say more drivers will be hired and the company, after a year in Kings Mountain, has bought the building formerly occupied by Fredrickson Motor Lines. rors the image of our company." Matthews said he appreciated the welcome from the commu- nity and the cooperation with city officials in the location of Benton in Kings Mountain. Matthews is the first Georgian to serve as chairman of the American Trucking Association. His year as chairman evolved around safety and the image of the trucking industry which he A ASANFAADRAIA sa AIARE: and TA HED BARBERS AT WORK - Aaron Anderson, standing, cuts his friend Tyree Surratt's hair while the two take a break from their job at Boys || Men on Grover Road. Pop's Gallery has it all DESIGNER - Patricia Howell designs wedding dresses and flo- ral arrangements in Pop's Gallery, a speciality shop she has LR [glo] TE UGHLIN mazbpa Of Commerce “An Active Voice for Our Business Community” Pop's Gallery is all that the name implies - a gallery of paintings, handmade crafts, col- lectibles and flowers. Patricia Howell, the owner and operator, prides herself in having a green thumb. She started picking flowers and ar- ranging them for her mother as a child and it was her father who inspired her to open a shop of her own. The name "Pop" honors her father, William "Pop" Hoyle, who died two years ago. Pottery, gift baskets, wedding arrangements and accessories line the shelves at 1113 Shelby . Road. Mrs. Howell also makes wed- ding dresses and bridal bou- quets. She recently created a bridal bouquet for a bride who chose Halloween Day as her says is the trademark of Benton Express. Matthews said growing up during the Depression taught him the value of determination and the refusal to fail. specialize In artistic cuts "We cut these styles all the time for young kids but teens don't want it," he said. Surratt said the firm caters to the older and the younger gen- eration. The barbers sill offer the old-fashioned razor shave, facials, and women's hair cuts. Anderson said women are going to shorter hair styles be- cause the shorter cuts are easier to manage. "We've been here over a year and Kings Mountain people have been good to us," said Anderson, a 1989 graduate of Kings Mountain High School and the son of Jackie Hopper and grandson of William and Annie'McDowell: ~* ~7 H Surratt, a 1985 graduate of Crest High School, is the son of Margaret Surratt of Shelby. Although he's the first barber in the family he has encouraged his niece, Keisha Surratt, to go to beauty school. wedding day and a ring pillow which carries out the same theme. She also designed west- ern attire for a recent bride and a Thanksgiving Pllgrim and Indian costume which a couple wore to renew their wedding VOWS. "Nothing is too unusual for me to do if the bride and bride- groom want a certain costume or decoration," she says. Wife of Billy Howell and mother of Jason Hoyle, 13, Mrs. Howell, 41, was a housewife and seamstress for 20 years and decided to get into business of her own. Other member of the staff is her brother, Sonny Hoyle. Although he doesn't help with designing the floral baskets, cemetery wreaths and arrange- ments, he helps deliver them. Mauney changes to Foothills Podiatry Mauney Foot Associates offi- cial began operation under the new name of Foothills Podiatry October 2. The new name re- flects the growing and diverse clientele throughout the region seeking treatment for foot prob- lems. The name change was cele- brated with a ribbon cutting at 4 p.m. at the business's 707 North Morgan Street location in Shelby. Dr. W.L. Mauney opened the first practice in Kings Mountain in 1932. Shortly afterward, a second office was opened in Shelby. : The podiatric practice has served the foothills area for nearly 65 years providing resi- dents with quality footcare. Dr. Mauney was later joined by his See Mauney, 7A Has immediate openings: Batchers 2nd shift (will train) Mechanic / Electrician required) Jet Dyeing Operators Sander/Suede Operator We offer the following benefits: Textile Piece Dyeing Co., Inc. 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