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Page 10A ~The Kings Mountain Herald First Presbyterian going on the internet University where he broadcasts First Prosp trian Chnich will make available morning worship 11 a.m. Sunday ser- vices on the Internet beginning Sunday. : Rev. Dick Newsome, pastor, said Mayor Scott Neisler got the idea and this week he was. set- ting up his equipment in a room off the sanctuary. The mayor, who i$ a member of the church, hopes that mem- bers who can't come to church and have computers can tune. into the service. The audio en- ables the listener to enjoy the anthems, other hymns and the sermon just by clicking on Neisler's web site: www.au- dioscape.com,/fpe.. Neisler has become familiar with the Internet” through his association with Winthrop sports events. He said web cast-. ing has been a valuable tool in recruitment efforts of the uni- versity and he has had listeners to the ball games from as far distant as England. "We had 150 people on the line for some of the games," said Neisler. The church. service will begin with a picture of the church, a mission statement. and then the regular church service complete. with audio. The mayor says those famil- iar with computers can get to his‘web site by clicking on Real - Player 5.0. : ‘The small lap top computer. actually runs itself with trans- mission through telephone lines. ON THE. INTERNET. - First Presbyterian Church aor Rev. Dick Newsome, left, observes as Mayor Scott Neisler, a member of the church, illustrates at his computer how church services “will be available Sunday on the Internet. - Be Ne KINGS MOUNTAIN WEATHER REPORT Compiled By Kenneth Kitzmiller) Total precip Max. 1 day Year to date M\Low temp. High temp. NX Alps 5. 11 Year Ago. 189 WS ace 40 (9th) Trace (5th) 40.58 43.12 64 (5th) 58 (8th) 915, 8,11) 89 (11th 75.0 Avg. temp: - TE 75.9 INCENTIVES & | REBATES UP T0 Myers and Kelly reelected City police Sgt: Bob Myers was reelected chairman and Ward 3 Councilman Clavon Kelly ‘was reelected vice-chair- man of the city board of ih : ment Tuesday. . ‘Okaying a’ variance for Eckerd Drug Store to add extra parking spaces in an area that was street yard. landscaping was the major action of the meeting. Pete McDonald, who has leased the property, and David Hall, engineer, presented the request. Planning Director Steve Killian said the city will contin- ue the sidewalk down King Street and north up Cleveland Avenue. He said that when the Department of Transportation put in turn lanes that part of the property at .Eckerds was scraped and sidewalks re- moved. The board approved a five feet easement on which to . maintain the sidewalk. 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His classmates and a special teacher did not want him to become just another statistic.” The Monday following = Alex ‘Orange’s death his fellow class- mates and teachers gathered in the school cafeteria with a vow to organize against violence, in his honor. The group they formed - Students ‘Against Violence Everywhere - has now spread from coast to coast and several foreign countries. ‘Since the S.A.V.E. Club has been at Kings Mountain High School the number of acts of vi- olence has decreased yearly. S. AVE. promotes nonviolence within the school and commu- nity. The club is‘open to all stu- dents who want to support an attitude of nonviolence. Over the past four years the club's membership ‘has increased ev- ery year. Sp Members of the club have taught gun safety classes in ele- mentary schools and visited the local Kids Etc. programs with Resource Officer Maurice Jamerson: The purpose is to in- form the elementary students of the club and answer any ques- tions about S.A.V.E. Throughout the year the club will have various fund drives to benefit the community. Any do- nations or help from the com- munity and local businesses would be appreciated. Scheduled events include: September - Balloon release at home football game. November - Can tree drive. December - Toy drive, blan- ket drive. January - Hire A Student (community). ~ March - Car wash. April - Drinking and driving campaign. For more information about S.A.V.E., contact Mrs. Diane Bridges, faculty sponsor, or Seth Denton, club president, at Kings Mountain High School. Friday Focus set for August 21 “ Spaces are still -availablé for the first “Friday Focus” class on August 21. In this class on “How to Write Press Releases,” participants will learn how to write a press release, tips for in- ‘terviews on radio and TV, and the difference between radio, TV and newspaper. We will write press releases and do mock TV and radio in- terviews. It is going to be lots of fun. The class meets Friday, August 21 from 9 a.m.-noon at the County Administration Building, 311° East Marion Street, Shelby, in the first floor conference room. The best part is the class is free and open to the public. Sign up today by calling 476- 3012. u The Cleveland County "WARE From 1A "It was just something we wanted to do and we reported every plane we saw," he said. Bud said he had special memo- ries of going up a ladder to the cupola and spotting planes. ‘Kings Mountain Fire Department was located for many years at the old city hall beside of Harris Funeral Home The firemen quarters were on the “second floor of the fire station ‘which was located at the side of the building closest to the fu- neral home. Red Ware began his service as a volunteer fireman in 1941. He retired after 46 years. Crane operators from Rosdahl of Gastonia, assisted by Kings Mountain firemen, started preparing to lift the 2500 pound cupola, copper dome and weathervane off at 9- a.m. Wednesday. The project took about two hours because- _| Publc Information Officer CLEVELAND CORNERS Peggy Beach Cleveland County Commissioners hold their next regular meeting Tuesday, August 18 in the country ad- ministration building in Shelby. On the agenda: a public hearing on proposed amendments to the animal control ordinance, and commissioners will hold a public hearing on a proposed sewer line extension profes for N.C. 216. If you have any questions about country government, call me at 476-3012. the old PD radio tower had to be removed first. The building will be torn down for construc- tion of a new law enforcement center. Fire Chief Frank Burns said firemen will rebuild the base of the cupola and then may install it at the fire museum on Cleveland Avenue if the roof of the building is heavy enough to support it. If not, firemen will store it and incorporate the cupola .into a design for a fu- ture satellite fire station. Brick steps.from the old building will decorate the fire museum. The fla, pele will go up at the present fire depart- ment at city hall on East Gold Street. "I'm pleased to hear that the .-cupola won't be destroyed," said Red Ware. Ware's daughter, Phyllis Austin, said her: father has scrapbooks detailing his long service with the Kings Mountain Fire Department and pictures of the cupola will add to them. DANCERS - Rachel Faircloth of Kings Mountain and DuFay Pearson of Gastonia dance for residents of White Oak Manor. Members of the Wagon Wheelers. Club presented the entertain- ment program.
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