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Mobile Home
is Destroyed
The mobile home of George
Bolin of Wiggins Trailer Park on
Highway 161 South of Kings
Mountain was destroyed by fire
last Wednesday afternoon.
Bill Herndon of the Kings
Mountain Fire Department said
the fire was reported at 1 ;56 p.m.
The trailer was a total loss, he
said.
The cause of the fire is under
investigation by county fire mar
shal Delane Davis.
Kings Mountain, Bethlehem
and Oak Grove firemen respond
ed.
Arts Help Educate KM Students
From Pag* 1-A
various Choral Clinics
throughout the state. These
students are accepted under the
strictest of conditions when audi
tioning, and solo and sight
reading are required by each par
ticipant.
The senior high choral pro
gram is divided into two major
performing groups. The Ensem
ble is the lesser-developed voices,
and it numbers 66. The Chorake
numbers 42 members and it’s
composed of more developed
voices. These groups offer
Christmas and spring concerts to
stimulate community response
and support.
Harrison Named Chairman
Of Vocational Committee
David Harrison, personnel
manager at Eaton Corporation,
has been elected chairman of the
Kings Mountain District Schools
Vocational Advisory Council for
the 1981-82 school year.
Other officers elected at the
council’s first meeting of the
year Monday at Kings Moun
tain High School were Rev.
M.L. Campbell, vice-chairman,
and Beth Eubanks, secretary.
Other members are Mrs. Ruby
Alexander, Glee Bridges, Mrs.
Audrey Dickey, James Dickey
Jr., Mrs. Mary Dilling, Jake Dix
on, Gerald Grigg, Harold
Lineberger, Jerry Nation,
William Orr, Gary Stewart,
Cameron Ware and Mrs. Mar
tha Wright.
The vocational program has
1,340 students in grades seven
through 12.
Gilbert Hamrick Wins
Testa’s Vacation
Gilbert Hamrick emd his fami
ly were winners of the three-day
vacation at Beech Mountain,
given this week by Testa
Chevrolet.
Other winners included Mrs.
D.E. Tate, 25,000 green stamps;
John Brooks, 15,000 green
stamps; J.C. Sanders, 10,000
green stamps; Barry Bumgard-
ner, 5,000 green stamps; and
Felicia Gail Yarboro, Theodore
Byers, E.L. Heine, Robert Ware
and Charles Hampton, 1,000
stamps eah.
Construction is well underway
on the company’s new site on
York Road. The facility should
be completed by Jan. 1.
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Also a class in music history
and theory is offered to students
who may be pursuing a career in
music. Usually being a small
class, the levels of achievement
will depend on the specific needs
of the individuals. This class is
also open for students who have
auditioned but did not make
chorus in order to ascertain if
there’s a possibility of acquiring
singing skill great enough to par
ticipate in Ensemble or Chorale.
The instrumental music
department of the Kings .Moun
tain District Schools is offered to
students from grade 7 through
grade 12. Band in grades 7, 8,
and 9th are self-contained. Each
of these groups is engaged in a
sequential learning situation
which hopefully will prepare
each student for high school
band.
The Kings Mountain High
School Band is made up of
students from grades 10-12,
under the direction of Donald
Deal. The ninth grade band is
directed by Christopher Cole.
This band is a marching band of
around 100 members in the fall
of the year and performs at foot
ball games, parades, and other
events. Beginning in November
the Blazer Concert Band is form
ed and consists of students from
the marching band who have
successfully passed individual
audition requirements. This con
cert band presents a December
concert, a concert of State
Contest-Festival selections, and
a spring concert. The eighth and
ninth grade band and the high
school blazer band have
repeatedly earned superior
ratings at the North Carolina
Grover’s
Fall Festival
Is Scheduled
Grover Elementary School
will hold its Fall Festival Thurs.,
Oct. 29, beginning at 5 p.m.
Hot dogs, hamburgers,
desserts and drinks will be sold in
the school cafeteria beginning at
Games for students and adults
will be held in the gym and some
classrooms from 6 until 8:30.
All profits go to pro projMis. i
HAUNTED HOUSE
The Kings Mountain Jaycees
Haunted House will open Friday
and continue in operation each
night through Oct. 31. The
house is located on East Gold
Street and will open at 7:30 each
night. Admission is $1.50.
REVIVAL
Revival services will be held at
Ledford Grove Baptist Church
Nov. 4-7 at 7 p.m. each evening.
Rev. Tommy Taylor of
Lawndale will be the evangelist.
GOSPEL SING
Christian Freedom Baptist
Cilurch on University Gun Club
Road will have a gospel singing
Saturda at 7 p.m. Featured will
be the ‘Trinity Gospel Singers.”
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State Contest-Festival which is
sponsored by the North Carolina
Band Directors Association. For
the past 8 years the Blazer Band
has entered in the Difficult
Grade Six Division. Last year
the 9th grade band entered in
Grade Four.
Another activity is preparing
students for the South Central
All-State Band Clinic which is
held each January. This is open
to students from grades 9-12
who are selected on the basis of
individual audition. The Kings
Mountain Instrumental Music
Department is always well-
represented in this very rewar
ding musical endeavor. This
clinic will be held in Kings
Mountain this year. Students
who place high enough in this
band are eligible for the right to
audition for the State Honors
Band. Kings Mountain has plac
ed students in this band for the
past four years.
The high school pep band is a
smaller select group of generally
older students who perform
valuable services throughout the
year. This group plays at some of
the out of town football games.
basketball games, school pep
rallies, and various community
events. This group performs
above and beyond the call of du
ty and consists of very dedicated
young people.
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