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August 20, 1998
The Kings Mountain Herald
Briefs
Bloodmobile to visit
Thursday 1:30-6 p.m.
A bloodmobile sponsored by
the Kings Mountain Lions Club
will beheld at First Baptist
Church Thursday, August 20
from 1:30-6 p.m. All blood types
are needed.
Lions Club members will also
be on hand to discuss organ
and eye donations, and they
will be collecting used eyeglass-
es.
For more information, call the
Red Cross at 487-8594.
Wanted: Leaders
for Girl Scout troops
Wanted: Girl Scout leaders in
the Pioneer Girl Scout Council.
Membership Specialist Elaine
Dllemi said volunteers are
needed for fall programs.
"If you like hugs, enjoy learn-
ing new things, going to new
places and helping others, ap-
ply here," says Ollemi who can
be contacted at 734-1893.
Dinner-Theatre
dates Aug. 28-29
For those who would enjoy
seeing it as a dinner-theatre, the
Kings Mountain Woman's Club
with Kings Mountain Little
Theatre will present the musical
comedy, "Nunsense II: The
Second Coming," Friday and
‘Saturday, August 28 and 29, at
the Woman's Club.
Each evening will begin with
a reception at 6:30 p.m. with
dinner at 7 p.m. Tickets are
$17.50 each and are also avail-
able in advance by phone at
704-739-9603. Seating is limited,
so make your arrangements
early.
Board to take
annual retreat
The Kings Mountain Board of
Education will take the annual
retreat, called Advance by the
board, on September 20-22 in
Boone.
Homecoming August 30
at Northside Baptist
Homecoming will be held
August 30 at Northside Baptist
Church, 101 Benfield Road,
Kings Moufitain, 112120
“Spddial guest speaker’ is] R.’
Robbins. The Songsters will be
featured in special singing.
All past and present members
and visitors are encouraged to
attend.
Lunch will be served follow-
ing the service.
There will be no evening ser-
vice.
Yard, hot dog sale
at True Gospel HC
True Gospel Holiness Church,
16087 Shelby Road, Kings
Mountain, will have a yard sale
and hot dog sale Saturday, Aug.
22 from 7 a.m.-12 noon.
Gospel singing set
at Midview Baptist
The Master Singers will be in
concert Saturday, August 29 at 7
p.m. at Midview Baptist
Church, Kings Mountain. Rev.
Bob Hope, pastor, invites the
public.
Gospel singing set
at Lighthouse Church
The Adams Family will be in
concert Saturday, August 22 at 7
p.m. at Lighthouse Pentecostal
Holiness Church, 508 Branch
Street, Kings Mountain (across
from the Walking Track).
The public is invited.
Tent revival to begin
August 24 in Lincolnton
A Holy Ghost tent revival
will be held August 24-28 at
$173 Teakwood Lane,
Lincolnton.
Speakers include Dean
Willard on Monday, Derwin
Grissom on Tuesday, Dean
Willard on Wednesday, James
Tony Washam on Thursday, and
Jerry Willard on Friday.
For more information call
732-8538.
Evangelist Mary Jett
to speak in Cramerton
‘Evangelist Mary Jett of
Atlanta, Ga. will speak at
Cramerton Temple of God
Holiness Church, Highway 29-
74 East Wilkinson Blvd., Lowell,
Sunday, August 23 at 11 a.m.
Dinner will be served after
the service ce.
For more information call
Pastor Katherine Inscoe at 824-
2345.
Cheerleading Jamboree
slated at Cleveland Mall
Cheerleaders representing
Burns, Crest, Kings Mountain
and Shelby High Schools and
Gardner-Webb University will
show their school spirit in a
cheerleading jamboree
Saturday, August 22 at 11 a.m.
at Center Stage of the Cleveland
Mall.
Approximately 140 cheer-
leaders will participate.
For more information, call
Cleveland Mall at 484-2001.
West PTO plans
hot dog supper
West School PTO will spon-
sor a hot dot supper/open
house Tuesday, Aug. 25.
Supper will be served from 5-
6:45 p.m. and the open house
will begin at 7 p.m. Plates are
$3, which include hot dogs and
all the trimmings, baked beans,
chips and teayfake-out! orders
are available. trrold os
New KM teachers.
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New teachers in the Kings
Mountain District Schools will
be honored Sept.14 ata 6:30
p.m. reception in the Teacher
Center on Ridge Street.
The reception will be held
prior to the 7 p.m. September
meeting of the Board of
Education.
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Pregnancy information & Assistance
Abortion/Adoption Information
Medical & Housing Referrals ¢ Clothing & Baby Furniture
ALL FREE AND CONFIDENTIAL
Mon. * Wed. ¢ Fri. 9:00-4:30 & Thurs. Evenings 6:30-8:30
Other Hours Available ... Please Call
232 South Lafayette Street ¢ Shelby
CRISIS PREGNANCY CENTER
Open casting slated
for Jordan look-alike
Open casting for actors to star in
the original Fox Family Channel
movie “Michael Jordan: An
American Hero” will be held
Saturday, Aug. 22 from 9 a.m.-5
p.m. at West Charlotte High School
main gym, 2219 Senior Drive, off
Beatties Ford Road.
The network is looking for peo-
ple with basketball skills to portray
Jordan at three stages of his life:
ages 8-12, 12-18 and 18-present.
People will be given lines to
read and will be asked to demon-
strate their basketball skills. The
movie follows the life and career
of Jordan through his recent final
game-winning basket for the
Chicago Bulls in this year's NBA
championship.
Auditions are on a first come,
first serve basis. Attendance does
not guarantee an audition. All mi-
nors under age 18 will be required
to have a parent or guardian sign a
release.
For more information, call Katie
Hamilton at Price/McNabb
CIA 275.0192)
Rool Pets
Specializing in Fish,
Birds, Reptiles,
Small Animals & Supplies
Hours: Mon.-Fri. 11-6 Sat. 10-6
225 S. Battleground Ave.
Downtown Kings Mountain
739-0020
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487-4357 (HELP)
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This fall, I am working with Cleveland
Community College as a host for the
Grantmanship Seminar October 19-23. wi CONNECTIONS
The facilitator for this seminar is the nfo RES
Grantmanship Center of Los Angeles. a sia
Participants learn all the ins and outs of getting Peggy Beach
grant funding - how to write a grant proposal, Cleveland County
how to approach a funder and how to negotiate
with funding sources.
More organizations are having to rely on grant
money. This trend is likely to continue so many
people can benefit from this week long work-
shop.
The workshop will be at Cleveland
Community College October 19-23, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
each day. Cost is $595. All participants receive a
notebook full of information on where to find
grants. For a brochure and more information, call
me at 476-3012.
Public Information Officer
United Way Day of Caring, county employees
will pick up trash at the Broad River Greenway.
In October, Cleveland County will host is annu-
al Health and Benefits Fair for employees at the
county auditorium. Employees can learn ways to
improve their health while enjoying healthy food.
All participants have their cholesterol, blood
pressure and weight checked. The Personnel
Department hosts this fair as a way to encourage
employees to take better care of themselves.
If you have any questions about county gov-
ernment, call me at 476-3012.
H Fall also ushers in a busy season for
Cleveland County. In September as part of the
Ashley’s Auction
Saturday, August 22, 1998 10:00am until
Preview 9:00am until sale 5 Fd
908: Crescent Circle, Kings Mountain, NC 28086 on ie
From Shelby, take Hwy 74 East to.Business 74 to Kings Mountain. Turn Right on Tracy (will turn into i
Crescent Hill Road). At the stop sign in front of Resurrection Lutheran Church turn right onto Crescent |
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Due to the relocation of JOE AND BETH BROCK to Arizonia, Ashley’s Auction will *
sell the contents of the Brock home along with other consignments. Bo
Furniture: Oak Roll top Desk with fuil interior. Victorian walnut wash stand. Carved 3.piece bedroom suite.
Unusual oak and wicker rocker. Oak sideboard. Set of oak spindle back chairs. Antique wicker bed trays.
Victorian chairs. Oak claw foot table. Oak rocking chair, toy chest. Slant front secretary w/ bookcase top.
Mahogany sideboard. Victorian hutch. Federal style table. Mahogany chest on chest with claw feet. Oriental
lacquered, inlaid table with semi-precious stones. Oak dining room set with leaded glass china cabinet,
sideboard w/ hidden slate bar top, 6 chairs & table. Organ stool. Quilt rack. - Dinette set with 6 ladder back
chairs. Metal baker's rack. Butcher block. Pool table. Kitchen table. Upholstered chairs. Collection of
| antique frames and pictures. Newly upholstered settee. Twig furniture, window seat. High chair. Lamps.
Garden furniture and park bench. Metal and cement planters. Advertising & Collectibles: Cobalt blué
Depression Glass water set. Antique mesh evening bag. McCoy Depression Glass. carnival Glass. Art Glass.
Wicker baby carriage. Antique children’s toys including gray hound wagon, wooden sleigh, tricycle and
hobbyhorse. Collection of Hens on nests. Lance Cracker Jar with Lid. 94 Superbowl Coke souvenir. Swinson
Cracker jar. Pepsi Cola bottle carrier. Bird Cage. Pottery. Black Memorabilia. 3 sets of sterling candle
holders. Granite ware. Milk glass tea set. Hand painted china. Pewter. Trunks. Doll furniture. Ceramic tiled
wood cook stove. 12 place setting of Signature Collection (Queen Ann) china. 8 Place setting Noritake Casual
China (Plymoth). 8 Place setting Royal Dalton (Kimberly). Household: Talking parrot. 100% wool Karistan
rug, 10°X15’. Conn electric organ. Color television. Freezer. 2 lawnmowers. Metal shelves. Workbenches,
wooden cabinets, 2 man boat and trolling motor. Excercise equipment. Golf Clubs. Weed Eater. Ping Pong
table. 10’ step ladder. Pond kit with pump, slate, and liner. Bird Bath. Special Interests: 1979 Ford Pickup:
F150 with toolbox. 4’ tractor cart by Rubbermaid. HE
Terms: Cash or Check; No Buyers’ Premium
Ashley’s Auctions 598 Westover Terrace, Shelby, NC 28150
Auctioneer: Bill Willis (NC#6214) 704-482-2350 i
Note: Neither auction firm, sellers, nor publisher shall be liable for any errors or the correctness of description:
We reserve the right to add or delete items from the sale.” Food available on premises.
Ashley's Antiques, along with other fine antique dealers, now has a show room at
THE OUTBACK TRADING POST at the intersection of Hwy. 150 and Hwy. 18.
shoes.
FRIDAY-SUNDAY
AUGUST 21-23
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Shop for shoes at participating
Eastridge Mall stores and get up
to $10 back. Bring your receipts
for shoe purchases to Center Court
before 6 pm on August 23 and we’ll
give you a Mall Gift Certificate.
Spend from $50 to $99.99, get $5 back.
Spend $100 or more, get $10 back.
Limit $10 back per person regardless of the amount spent.
Offer limited to first 500 adult customers,
Purchases must be made on August 21, 22, or 23, 1998.
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