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“Cleveland County’s #1 Advertising Source” KIWANIS OF SHELBY 46TH TH Friday, September 10, 2010 Shelby High School Cafeteria F id S t b 10 2010 46 PANCAKE SUPPER PANCAKE SUPPER Our 27th Year • Issue No. 36 • September 9, 2010 shelbyinfo.com 010 shelbyinfo.com One Last Splash! $100 SP WIN WIN See Page 5 For Rules For Rules And Entry Form Rock Rock Of Life Benefit Of Life Benefit Hosted By Dustin Garver And Entry Form 100 At Shelby City Park’s Aquatic Center there was only fi ve minutes left, last Monday, for these pool pals to enjoy the water. Here they are lined up, ready to take the fi nal plunge until May 2011. The pool closed on Labor Day at 5:30 p.m. for the season. Shown left to right are Hannah, McCaulley, Rosie, Vero- nia, Avery, Sebastian, Cana, Grace and Max. The lifeguard on the left is Rose Eaker. The Aquatic Center was one of Shelby’s favorite places to go this summer because of the intensive heat. As cookouts fade and fall soon arrives, we get ready for football, fall- ing leaves and the county fair. Labor Day has been celebrated for over 100 years and is recognized as the end of summer vacation time as students re- turn to school and parents get set for cooler weather. –M. A. Andrews Dustin Garver Update & Correction First, let us correct an article we published in our August 25th edition about Dustin Garver. The disease that Dustin has had for 23 years is Cystic Fibrosis not Multiple Sclerosis. The “Hammer” (his nickname) is still at Duke Hospital and is receiving four hours of therapy four days a week. According to his dad, Rick, his attitude remains positive. Presently, it appears that he will not need a liver transplant. He will continue to get therapy and tested at Duke and is being prepared for two lung transplants. Dustin will not return home to Lawndale until the transplants are complete. Our continued prayers are with Dustin and his family. –M. A. Andrews Ghost in the Machine Benefit to raise Also featuring Benefit to raise money money for the family of CAREY HEAVNER for the family of CAREY HEAVNER Saturday, September 11, 2010 5pm-9pm Shelby Court Square, Shelby, NC Children’s activities include facepainting, games, moonwalk and more. Food, refreshments, ice cream and music for all. For More Information Contact Jayson Lankford 704-692-6747 GREEN GO FOR THE FOR THE Get Spotted Picking Get Spotted Picking UpYour Copy Of $100 WIN WIN 100 See Page 33 For DetaiSee Page 33 For Detailsls Kayaking.... A Labor of Love? Mike Bell and Roxanne Hughes are pictured at the Broad River Greenway after returning from a six hour kayaking trek down the Broad for Labor Day excursion. If you consider kayaking for a six hour trip, it has to be a true labor intense exercise. How appropriate! –M. A. Andrews Bradley Ellis To Compete At Nationals Golf For All Ages At River Bend These two youngsters, a brother and sister, brought their own clubs to River Bend’s YMCA Golf Course for some practice. Pictured, their father, Matt Johnson and friends, Katie Thackerson (center) and Courtney Finocchairo (in pink) watch and instruct as Katie-Beth and Tyler get their swings in mo- tion. Both kids love the game and take it very seriously. Their Dad made sure that both have their own set of kiddie golf clubs and it seems to be working because the children just can’t get enough of the game. The Course also offers the youth programs for “The First Tee-Cleveland County”, which chil- dren between the ages of 6-17 can participate. For more details about their programs call (704) 482-4286 or email River Bend YMCA at chaneline@ clevecoymca.org. –M. A. Andrews MINI MINI BLIZZARD BLIZZARD $ MEAL DEAL Only MEAL DEAL Only LIMITED TIME! 499 99 Offer Ends 9/30/10 814 S. Dekalb St. • Shelby, NC 704-482-6681 HOURS: Mon.-Sat. 10am - 10pm - Sunday 11am - 10pm dqshelb .com dqshelby.com Offer Ends 9/30/10 BLIZZARD OF BLIZZARD OF THE THE MONTH MONTH Bradley Ellis, a 6th grader at Crest Middle School recently won the Kentucky State Mountain Dulcimer Championship. At the Kentucky contest he was challenged by nine other participants rang- ing in age from 14 to 55. Bradley will compete in Winfi eld, Kansas on September 17 at the National Mountain Dul- cimer Championship. He Is a student of Dr. Joe Collins, the 2007 national champion. Bradley is shown here with the Folkcraft dulcimer and trophy presented to him for his win in Kentucky. –Photo by Jon Tessneer 5:30 Until Gametime Of The Crest Vs. Shelby Football Game Tickets Only $5.00 Each (See Our Ad On Page 3) KIWANIS OF SHELBY THURSDAYS 29,000 COPIES 29,000 COPIES THURSDAYS