September 26, 200
Shriners BBQ
was big success
The White Plains Shrine
Club of Kings Mountain
held its annual fall barbecue
Saturday. All proceeds go to
Shriners hospitals.
Music was presented by
Aaron and Brian Clark, Bob
Simpson and Jimmy Bolin.
Winners of prizes were
Teresa Gantt of Lawndale,
20” TV; Don Lee of Kings
Mountain, DVD player; and
John Murphy of Kings
Mountain, a set of tires.
Special guest was four-
month-old Alex Jones of
Mooresboro, who is a
patient at the Shriners
Hospital in Greenville, SC.
Clover Art Series
inaugural season
Clover School District
Auditorium will open the
Performing Art Series inau-
gural season Thursday,
October 3 at 8 p.m. with a
concert by classical pianist
Emile Pandolfi.
This is the first of five per-
formances in the CSDA
Performing Arts Series.
Season tickets are $40.
Individual tickets for this
event are $15. All seats are
reserved.
For more information call
David Yandle at (803) 222-
8018.
Cotton ginning
days in Dallas
The 15th annual Cotton
Ginning Days will be held
October 11-13 at the Gaston
County park in Dallas. Over
28,000 people are expected
to attend.
The event will include dis-
plays on antique gasoline
and kerosene engines, trac-
tors, steam engines and
shingle sawing. The high-
light of the show is a fully
restored 1900 sing-e-stand
Continental Cotton Gin.
every two hours. There will
Admission and parking are
free. There are minimal
charges for train rides and
pony rides
Free shuttle parking is
available on Saturday from
Gaston College to the festi-
val entrance.
For more information call
922-2160.
Short deployed
to Mediterranean
Navy Airman Edward S.
Short, son of Kathy D.
Blanton of Bessemer City
and Preston E. Short of
Mooresville, formerly of
Kings Mountain, is halfway
through a six-month deploy-
ment to the Mediterranean
Sea and Arabian Gulf while
assigned to the USS George
Washington, home ported in
Norfolk, Va.
. Short is one of more than
10,000 Atlantic Fleet Sailors
and Marines aboard the
ships of the USs George
‘Washington Carrier Battle
Group and USS Nassau
Amphibious Ready Group.
During the first half of the
deployment Short’s ship vis-
ited the ports of Crete,
Greece and Jebel Ali in the
United Arab Emirates. The
crew had the opportunity to
shop, sightsee and enjoy
local culture and cuisine.
Short joined the Navy in
June 2001.
ANDERSON PUTMAN
Anderson Putman
celebrates birthday
Anderson Putman cele-
brated his second birthday
August 29 at Bolin Day
Care. ’
He is the son of Robert
and Toni Putman of Kings
Mountain. He has an older
sister, Ansley Putman.
Children attending the
party were Hunter Trojanek,
Savannah Peppers, Sarah
Dreman, Trevor Brown,
Samuel Etters, Sam -
Gebheardt, Colby Hughes,
Sydney Lucas, Sai
McKnight, Jayda Morgan,
Skylar Smith, and Waylon
Bell.
Grandparents are Jerry
and Brenda Ross of Kings
Mountain and Wylie and Sis
Murray of Sharon, SC.
Great-grandparents are
Etta M. Parton of Kings
Mountain and Bessie Quinn
of Rock Hill, SC.
Apprentice Croft
on deployment
Navy Airman Apprentice
Eric S. Croft, a 2001 gradu-
ate of Bessemer City High
School, recently departed on
a six-month deployment to
the Mediterranean Sea and
Arabian Gulf while assigned.
to the amphibious assault
ship USS Nassau, based in
Norfolk, VA.
Croft is one of more than
4,000 Atlantic Fleet sailors
and Marines aboard the
ships of the USS Nassau
Amphibious Ready Group.
USS Nassau supports
amphibious operations
using Landing Craft Air
Cushions (LCACs), which
are specially-designed
- Hovercraft that travel above
land and sea surfaces and
deliver vehicles and equip-
ment. The ship also has con-
ventional landing craft and
helicopters embarked, and is
equipped with medical facil-
ities staffed by Navy doc-
tors, dentists, nurses and
corpsmen.
County economic
committee to meet
The Cleveland County
Economic Development
Council will meet today at 4
p.m. at the Cleveland
County Chamber, 200 South
Lafayette St., Shelby.
Agenda items include
comments from County
Board of Commissioners
Chair Willie McIntosh,
dates/locations for
November's County
Economic Development
Report Meetings, and an
EDC transition update.
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Town and Country Garden Club meets
Town and Country Garden Club met
on September 12 to begin the 2002-2003
year. Connie Bell was hostess for a
cookout of hot dogs, hamburgers, and
all the trimmings.
The club collect was read and Arlene
Barrett, president, opened the business
portion of the meeting.
The yearbooks for 2002-2003 were
members present.
Ben Sabetti earns
rank of Eagle Scout
Ben Sabetti received the
rank of Eagle Scout in a
Court of Honor ceremony.
Sunday, August 18 at
Resurrection Lutheran
Church in Kings Mountain.
Sabetti is a member of Boy
Scout Troop 92 at First
Baptist Church.
Scoutmaster Dennis Bolin
conducted the ceremony.
Aaron Allen gave the
Charge to the Eagle, and
Larry Hamrick Jr. gave the
Challenge to the Eagle.
Butch Kerns presented the
“Voice of the Eagle.”
Sabetti was pinned by his
mother before 124 Scouts,
friends and family.
Sabetti led Scouts from his
troop in a two-day water
safety /CPR program to ful-
fill his requirements for
Eagle Scout. Sixteen
preschoolers from area
churches were participants
in the water safety program.
An Infant/Child CPR
demonstration for parents
Cleveland County Health
Department inspected the
following food-handling
facilities during the week
ending September 20.
**Indicates two extra
points when an employee
FOOD INSPECTIONS
was led py paramedic Steve
Anderson.
Sabetti received congratu-
lations from the North
Carolina General Assembly
and the United States
Congress. He was subse-
quently invited to partici-
pate in the presidential
Classroom Program in
Washington, DC.
Sabetti, who is a 2002
honor graduate of Kings
Mountain High School, has
been active in church,
school, sports and many
community service projects.
He is currently a freshman
at Lenoir Rhyne College in
Hickory, enrolled in the
Honors Academy. He has
received the LRC Scholars
Scholarship, the LRC
Honors Scholarship, the
Martin Luther Scholarship,
and the American Legion
Auxiliary Scholarship.
He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Sabetti Jr. and
grandson of Mrs. Clyde
Murphy of Kings Mountain.
Snack Shop, Boiling
Springs, 90.
Steak Hoagie, 96.5.
Taco Bell, W. Dixon Blvd.,
Shelby, 98**
Taste-T-Drive In, E.
Marion St., Shelby, 95**
attended an approved foods « «lhe Hub, E. Grover St.,
Restaurants: ;
Arby’s, E. Dixon Blvd.,
Shelby, 95.5**
Bojangles, E. Dixon Blvd.,
Shelby, 96.5**
Bulldog Quik Snak,
Boiling Springs, 98**
Fain’s Place, S. Lafayette
St., Shelby, 97**
Fatz Cafe, E. Dixon Blvd.,
Shelby, 95**
Hardee's, Grover St.,
Shelby, 92.5**
Jack's Fast Food, S. Post
Rd., Shelby, 95.5.
Kate's Skating Rink,
Cornwell St., Shelby, 97.
KFC, E. Dixon Blvd.,
Shelby, 98**
Los Amigos, E. Dixon
Blvd., Shelby, 91
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Tokyo Japanese Express,
S. Post Rd., 87.
Unyun’s Rest., Earl Rd.,
Shelby, 94.5.
Great Wall, E. Marion St.,
Shelby, 91.5.
KFC, E. King St., Kings
Mountain, 95**
Uptown Cafe, Boiling
Springs, 95.
Food Stands:
Angelo’s Pizzeria, S. Post
Rd., Shelby, 97.
Papa John’s, E. Marion St.,
Shelby, 95**
Meat Markets:
Food Lion, S. Post Rd.,
Shelby, 92.
Horne’s Meat Mkt.,
Lattimore, 84.
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vacancy and names can be submitted.
President Barrett reviewed the by-
laws. Corrections were made during
the summer executive committee meet-
ing. Cheryl Butler made a motion that
the by-laws be accepted. Dot Dixon
seconded and it was passed by the
A gift was sent to Daniel Boone
Gardens in Boone in memory of Mrs.
J.H. Arthur, club member for over 20
years and president in 1966.
The standing committees were dis-
cussed. Members were given copies of
the Kings Mountain Women’s Club fall
festival for 2002 and discussion was
given to the club’s participation.
Ben Sabetti speaks at ceremony honoring him as an Eagle
Scout.
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