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“Cleveland County’s #1 Advertising Source” SEE US FOR ALL OF YOUR 401(K) ROLLOVER OPTIONS BARBARA W MULL Financial Advisor B F 133 N Main St 7 1 B shelbyinfo.com Our 27th Year • Issue No. 24 • June 17, 2010 Polkvilleolkville This Weekend! Rodeo odeo Fri., June 18th & Sat., 19th Festivities Start at 6pm • Rodeo Begins at 8pm Mintz Arena - Hwy. 226 in Polkville Behind Polkville Baptist Church Tickets: Adults $ 12 • Children $ 1000 • 6 ADVANCED TICKETS ADULTS $ CHILDREN $500 For More Information: www.rodeopolkville.com or call the church office at 704-538-7464 Special Entertainment By: “Rodeo Clown” Jerry Wayne Olson Entertainment By: “Rodeo Clown” Jerry Wayne Olson Cub Scout Summer Camp Invades Shelby High Cub Scout Summer Camp Invades Shelby High If you have been in or around Shelby High School this week, you could not help but notice a lot of red shirted youngsters. They are Cub Scouts, learning such skills as how to drive a nail, pitch a tent, march and how to properly salute our fl ag. For fi ve days the Piedmont Council Boy Scouts conducted the Cub Scout Sum- mer Camp. The event was not only fun but very educational. Participating Cub Scouts pictured here (l to r) Front row: Jackson, Zachary,Travis, Dylan, Ethan, Gabriel, and Tristen; Second row: Joshua, Scotty, Dalton , and Andrew; Third row; Evan, Zeke, Eddie, Jonathan, and Jay; Fourth row: Zachary Funderburk, Den # 4 Leader, Steve Smith, Den # 4 Assistant Leader; Jeremy Partlowe, Den # 3 Leader, and Roger Matheson, Den # 3 Assistant Leader. – M. A. Andrews shelbyinfo.com Boiling Springs, NC 28017 704-434-9193 www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC MAKING SENSE OF INVESTING® GREEN GO FOR THE FOR THE Get Spotted Picking Get Spotted Picking UpYour Copy Of $100 WIN WIN 100 See Page 33 For Details INSIDE INF INSIDE INFO Classifieds ...........................................................2-35 Auntie Gale’s Recipes ............................................10 Bob’s Carolina Weather ..........................................22 Business Service Directory ....................................34-35 Cleveland County Outdoors by Bruce Camp ............. 24 Let’s Talk Bible by Dub Dellinger ................................. 18 What’s Playing At The Movies ...................................... 2 Crossword Puzzler ...................................................... 30 Obituaries ...............................................................8 & 10 Real Estate .............................................................31-32 Neighborhood Calendar ..................................... 26 & 28 Community Outreach Church Events ......................... 12 Sudoko ......................................................................... 30 Church Directory.......................................................... 13 Outdoor Truths by Gary Miller ..................................... 24 Crosswords by Richard Prow ........................................ 9 Faces, Places & Things ............................................... 20 Word Search ................................................................ 30 Inquiring Photographer ................................................ 17 WGWG Top 20 List...................................................... 20 Go For The Green Lucky Reader Contest ................. 33 Kids Corner By Kidsville News ................................... 30 Operation Lookout ....................................................... 15 “Step-N-Out” Brings The Crowd Out Of Their Seats! This past Saturday, Shelby High School’s Malcom Brown Auditorium was packed with an overfl ow crowd of parents and other family members. It was dance time again as Step-N-Out Dance Productions held their annual recital, and no one was disappointed. There were not only show stoppers, but show scene stealers! In the end, the audience was up out of their seats for a stand- ing ovation. Pictured here are the “Teenys” performing their presentation called “Puppies Mix”. To all participants, you did a great job! –M. A. Andrews The Piedmont Shriners held their annual Fish Fry on April 24th to raise money for North Shelby School. Tim Poteat, left, and Floyd Williams present a check for $4,500 to students and Sharon Gensch, North Shelby principal. The funds will be used for the Hearts and Hooves theraputic riding program and to purchase technology. Submitted by Donna Carpenter Piedmont Shriners Annual Fish FriP edmont Shriners Annual Fish Fry he Piedmont Shriners held their annual Fish Fry on April 24th t JUNE BLIZZARD OF THE MONTH Buy One Blizzard at JUNE BLIZZARD OF THE MONTH Buy One Blizzard at Regular Price and Get EVERY DAY! EVERY DAY! 814 S. Dekalb St. • Shelby, NC 704-482-6681 HOURS: Mon.-Sat. 10am - 10pm - Sunday 11am - 10pm dqshelb .com dqshelby.com Regular Price and Get 1 of Equal or Lesser alue For Only 25¢ On Tuesdays! 1 of Equal or Lesser Value For Only 25¢ On Tuesdays! Offer Expires Aug. 10, 2010 25 Flavors To Choose From! Pool’s Open.... Let’s Learn To Swim! The Shelby City Park pool is open for the summer and the lifeguards are ready to teach kids to swim. There are both morning and evening lesson sessions. Morning sessions begin at 9 a.m. and evening sessions begin at 6:30 p.m. For more information on swim lessons please call 704-484- 6826 or go on line to: www.cityofshelby.com/parks. Shown here is 6 year old Jonathan with his instructor, Danny Unites. –M. A. Andrews Just before school let out for the summer, Jefferson Elementary fi rst graders opened a lemonade stand. The purpose was to raise funds for Pennington Elementary School ,located just outside of Nashville, Tennessee, where eighty-seven students had their homes destroyed by historic fl ood waters in May. Over $1100 was raised. Jefferson fi rst grade teacher, Mrs. Jenkins, drove to Tennessee to personally pres- ent the school with the proceeds. Shown here (in back) with some of the Jefferson lemonade sellers is their other fi rst grade teacher, Mae Beth Robinson with her assistant, Janet Reynolds. Aids Tennessee School Students Lemonade Stand – M. A. Andrews THURSDAYS 29,000 COPIES THURSDAYS 29,000 COPIES