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Potato harvest at 9
It's harvesting time! Vol-
unteers with the Cleveland
$120 a week for non-mem-
bers. Financial assistance is
available for those who qual-
sons at its outdoor pool.
Registration ends the Friday
before each session begins.
. County Potato Project are in- ify. The program fees are $30 for
. vited to come out and help in June 18-22: Soccer Camp members, $45 for guests.
harvesting a crop of potatoes June 25-29: Morning lessons will be
at 9 a.m. Wednesday, June 6, Softball/Baseball Camp held Monday-Thursday dur-
along N. Main Street in Boil- July 2-6: All Sports ing the following sessions:
ing Springs (beyond Ingles). = Camps June 18-29, July 9-20 and
The crop of potatoes will be July 9-13: Flag Football July 30-Aug. Classes for i
given to local organizations Camp parent and child will be from I
to help feed the hungry.
Summer Camp at the Y
Come discover some-
thing great at the Kings
Mountain Family YMCA!
July 16-20: Basketball
Camp (with two days at Le-
nior-Rhyne University for
the Rick Barnes Camp)
July 23-27: Soccer Camp
July 30-Aug. 3: Base-
9:10-9:40 ‘a.m. Classes for
preschool-aged children will
be held from 9:45-10:15
a.m. Classes for youth will
be held from 10:20-10:50
a.m.
; Eleven weeks of fun, adven- ball/Softball Camps Night classes will be held
: i ri A 6-10: All Sports from June 4-22, July 9-27
"Eric Pardo, the Big E of Big E's BBQ, returned home from the Hog Happenin’ BBQ cook-off in ts and field trips Ci po Uy i |
* Lincolnton this weekend with second and third place plaques for his ribs and chicken.
Big E takes 2nd, 3rd,
6th in BBQ contest
ss EMILY WEAVER
oi Editor
Eric Pardo, chef and restaurant owner of
Big E Original BBQ Company, returned
home to Kings Mountain from the Hog Hap-
penin' BBQ contest this weekend in Lincol-
nton with two plaques and an overall 6th
place finish.
Approximately 40 teams competed in this
Kansas City Barbecue Society-sanctioned
event. When the awards were announced,
Pardo said he was thrilled to hear Big E's
called for second in pork ribs, third in BBQ
chicken and 6th overall.
He hopes to carry the momentum of this
victory to Tryon this weekend for the Blue
Ridge BBQ contest, where he will compete
against 80 teams.
Rotary Club seeks nominees
for Outstanding Citizen of Year
The Kings Mountain Rotary Club is seek-
ing nominations for its 2012 Outstanding
Citizen of the Year. The award will be pre-
sented to a Kings Mountain resident who has
set a standard for extraordinary service above
self and community involvement, thereby
improving the quality of life for all citizens
of the Kings Mountain area.
To nominate someone, pick up a form
from Rotarian Brenda Lovelace at First Na-
tional Bank in Kings Mountain or send your
name, your phone number, the name of the
nominee and the reasons why you feel this
person deserves this award to Brenda
~ Lovelace at P.O. Box 746, Kings Mountain,
NC 28086 or fax it to Attention: Brenda
Lovelace at 704-739-9311.
Nominations must be submitted by June
15. This award will be presented at the June
28th meeting of the KM Rotary Club.
Thank you for reading The Herald.
The Y is offering several
weeks of excitement for
campers of different ages
and interests. Camps are $85
a week for Y members and
$120 a week for non-mem-
bers. Financial assistance is
available for those who qual-
ify.
Camps include:
June 11th-15: Discover
the World Week
June 18th-22: Discover
Science Week
June 25th-29:
Sampler Week
July 2nd-6: Discover the
, Past Week
July 9th-13: Discover
Something Good Week
July 16th-20: Discover
WHO Week
July 23rd-27: Discover
the ARTS Week
~ July 30-Aug. 3: Discover
Earth Week
Aug. 6-10: Discover He-
roes Week
Aug. 13-17: Discover the
Truth Week
Aug. 20-24: Discover
H20 Week
. YMCA Sports Camps
The Kings Mountain
Family YMCA is offering
the following sports camps
this summer - a great chance
for kids to meet new friends
and play sports. Children
will swim every day.
Register now to guaran-
tee a spot. Camp is $85 a
week for Y members and
Sports
YIN (RTE SET EE
Aug. 13-17: Basketball
Camp
Y offers swim lessons
The Kings Mountain
Family YMCA is now regis-
tering students for swim les-
Tuesdays and Thursdays for
parent and child 6-6:30 p.m.,
preschool 6-6:30 p.m. and
youth 6:30-7 p.m.
Financial assistance is
available. Call the Y at 704-
739-9631.
Photo by ELLIS NOELL
Chris Lovelace recently received a bright orange flag from the
KMPD for his motorized wheelchair as a safety measure for when
Lovelace is out and about. Flags are offered free at the police
department.
CONFESSION: /eads
deputies to double bust
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Department went to the home of Christin Nichole Turner at
. 512 Davis Road in Shelby, to investigate reports of drug ac-
tivity and suspicions of a meth lab.
During a search investigators located items consistent
with methamphetamine manufacturing, according to Sheriff
Alan Norman.
Turner was arrested and was carted off to the Cleveland
County Law Enforcement Center, where she allegedly told
officers about three of her accomplices.
. "Ms. Turner also described the other suspects and their
vehicle to investigators," according to the Sheriff.
Deputies spotted a vehicle with that same description
driving slowly by Turner's house a short time later. The car
picked up speed, Norman said, when its Scupanis noticed
the officers on the scene.
"Investigators followed the suspect vehicle for a short dis-
tance and were able to conduct a traffic stop," according to
the report. "During the traffic stop investigators identified the
three people that Ms. Turner had described. Investigators
then searched the vehicle and discovered several items that
were consistent with a methamphetamine laboratory inside of
the vehicle."
The suspects were arrested and joined Turner at the Law
Enforcement Center.
Turner was being held under a $20,000 secured bond. !
Teresa Gail Hardin, of 118 Royal Drive in Grover, and ‘
Paul Edward Bishop, of 406 East Jeffries Street in Gaffney,
are both being held under a $20,000 secured bond.
Tiffany Marie Martin, of 410 S. Rutherford St. in Blacks-
burg, is being held under a $65,000 secured bond.
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Health Tip...
Coping With Diabetes
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are several ways you can reduce it. And by learning to better cope with
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tips.
Fight Stress With a Positive Attitude. Be Nice to Yourself. Accept
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Training Adolescents. for Safer Child Care
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