Pag* 4A-K1NGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Tbunday. S*pt*mb*r 3. 1981
School
Lunch
Menu
Sept. 4 - Pizza, Tossed Salad,
Fresh Banana, Milk.
Sept. 7 - Holdiay
Sept. 8 - Manager’s Choice
Sept. 9 - Corn Dog, Tossed
Salad, Fresh Apple, Milk.
Sept. 10 - Meat Balls/feravy,
Steamed Rice, Green Beans,
Chilled Fruit, Roll Milk.
Sept. 11 - Turkey A La King,
Buttered Noodles, Cole Slaw,
Golden Corn, Roll, Milk.
Sept. 14 - Hot Dog W/Chili,
Potato Tots, Chilled Fruit, Milk.
Sept. 15 - Meat Loaf, Fluffy
Potatoes, Lima Beans, Gelatin,
Roll, Milk.
Sept. 16 - Fish Krispie, Cheese
Potato Casserole, Green Beans,
Cornbread, Milk.
Sept. 17 - Lasagna, Tossed
Salad, Corn, French Bread,
Milk.
Sept. 18 - Vegetable Beef
Soup, Pimento Cheese Sand
wich, Fresh Fruit, Milk.
Sept. 21 - Sloppy Joe Mix,
Cheese Wedge, Golden Corn,
Garden Peas, Milk.
. Sept. 22 - Pig in Blanket, Fluf
fy Potatoes, Green Beans, Cin
namon Crisp, Milk.
Sept. 23 - Cheeseburger,
French Fries, Cole Slaw,
Gelatin, Milk.
Sept. 24 - Steak and Gravy,
Steamed Rice, Buttered Broc.,
Chilled Fruit, French Bread,
Milk.
Sept. 25 - Teacher Work Day
Sept. 28 - Manager’s Choice.
Sept. 29 - Potato Soup,
Toasted Cheese, Fresh Apple,
Milk.
Sept. 30 - Spaghetti, Tossed
Salad, Fresh Banana, French
Bread, Milk.
Oct. 1 - Cheeseburger, French
Fries, Baked Beans, Vanilla Pud
ding, Milk.
Oct. 2 - Pizza, Corn on Cob,
Chilled Fruit, Vanilla Cookie,
Milk.
Weapons Case
Is Continued
Federal weapons cases against
Kings Mountain High School
teacher Kenny Blanton have
been continued until the Oc
tober 5 term of federal court in
Charlotte.
Blanton is charged with
possession of unregistered
firearms, aiding and abetting the
possession of unregistered
firearm and aiding and abetting
the transfer of an unregistered
firearm.
Blanton and two other men
charged - Robert Allen Patrikios
of Apex and Michael E.
Meszaros of Raleigh—all plead
ed not guilty to the charges last
month in federal court.
They were indicted August 3
by a federal grand jury after a
lengthy investigation by officers
of the Department of Alcohol,
Tobacco and Firearms.
William Davis, Superinten
dent of Kings Mountain District
Schools, said Blanton will con
tinue to teach in the Industrial
Cooperative Training program
at KMHS. he said no action, if
any, will be taken by the Board
of Education until after
Blanton’s trial.
MAN CHARGED
Roy J. Carter of 3006
Crawford Street, Gastonia, has
been charged with larceny of
two weedeaters from Kings
Mountain Farm Center. He has
ptosted a S300 bond.
Get Your Auto Checked
Free By KM Students
The Kings Mountain Senior
High School auto mechanics
class will be sponsoring a free
automobile winterization clinic
now through October 2 at the
high school auto mechanics
shop, located on the hill beside
John Gamble Stadium.
Trained students will inspect
automobiles for items such as
radiator condition, antifreeze
coolant content, water level,
radiator cap, all hoses and belts,
and heater operation, all free of
charge.
This service will be open to
the public from 8:45 a.m. until
12 noon each school day. For in
formation and appointment, call
Mr. Johnson at 7394022 during
school hours.
Over 2,200 Students
Ride KM School Buses
(From Pag* 1-A)
the student. In the majority of
reported accidents involving a
school bus, the driver’s attention
was diverted by a disturbance
created on the bus. We can’t
stress enough the importance of
preaching good school bus safe
ty-
The school bus driver of today
is one of the best trained drivers
on the road. Each one has spent
two full days in class lecture and
discussion and several hours of
behind-the-wheel and observa
tion time in addition to the
regular license training provided
in regular Driver Education pro
gram. A good balance of twenty-
two adult and sixteen drivers
perform their responsible task
daily.
Bus drivers are currently
receiving $3.50 per hour for
their service. Any Kings Moun
tain citizen who is licensed to
drive may enroll in the bus
drivers training programs offered
in Kings Mountain and may
upon satisfactory completion of
this program be assigned to a bus
as either a regular driver or as a
substitute. The next training
class will be held at Kings Moun
tain Senior High School on
September 22 and 24. Those in
terested should contact Blaine
Froneberger at 739-5401.
KM Student On GC List
Gaston College has announc
ed 115 students to the Honor
Lists for the Summer Quarter.
Thirty-eight students were nam
ed to the President’s Honor List.
A grade point average of 4.0 on
12 or more hours of work in a
quarter is the requisite for the
President’s Honor List.
Rodney L. Gordon, 503 N.
City Street, Kings Mountain was
named to the President’s Honor
List. Gordon was also named to
the Dean’s List. In order to
achieve this honor students must
take not less than 12 quarter
hours of work and maintain at
least a 3.5 average with no grade
lower than a “B”.
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