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“Cleveland County’s #1 Information Source” TRUCK/TRACTOR PULL TRUCK/TRACTOR PULL Fri., Nov. 5 • 5 pm & Sat., Nov. 6 • 3 pm PIG PULLIN’ 300 PIG PULLIN’ 300 Cleveland County Fairgrounds BBQ • Crafts Car Show Music shelbyinfo.com Our 27th Year • Issue No. 44 • November 4, 2010 010 It’s Time To FALL ALL BACKBACK Daylight Savings Time Ends This Weekend. Turn Your Clock Back One Hour Before You Go To Bed On Saturday Evening, November 6th Good Life Good Life Look Inside This Week’s Edition For Our Senior's Lifestyle Senior's Lifestyle PublicatPublicationion Blind Anglers Bring Home 1st From VIP Fishing Tournament Place Trophy Plyler, took seven Visually Impaired Persons (VIPs) to the Outer Banks for the 28th The group of seven anglers brought home the 1st Place Trophy for Group Winner for the Kitty Hawk Pier, netting an average of 4 lbs. 4 oz. per member. Only fish caught on the participant’s line and hauled in by the participant during the established time limit could be counted toward participant’s total weight in the fishing contest. Volunteers are only per- mitted to bait hooks and cast the line into the ocean. The event is sponsored by the First Flight, Nags Head, Manteo, Wanchese, Columbia, Currituck, Lower Currituck and Plymouth Lions clubs. The North Carolina Lions VIP Fishing Tournament attracts over 500 blind and visually impaired people to the Outer Banks each October. The North Carolina Lions VIP Fishing Tournament is a non-profit organization and is celebrating their 28th anniver- sary in 2010. The project brought in 525 participants from across North Carolina for three days of recreation, fellow- ship, and independent living workshops designed to help (Provided By Lucy Plyler) Continued On Page 9 Junior Charity League Holds 4th Annual Gift Galleria At Shelby City Park The Junior Charity League's Gift Galleria, which funds their The Council on Aging/Neal Senior Center T.R. Harris Dr. Shelby, NC Friday, Nov.12th at 11:30am Will Serve Lunch To The Veterans of Cleveland County Veterans who wish to attend should call 704-482-3488 to reserve their seats. Clothing Room project will help in their clothing over 1000 Cleveland County School children. Beth McCoy admires the display of "Sun Lights" - multi- colored lights in bottles. Ms. McCoy said she bought one last year and was thinking about buying another. M.A. Andrews This year’s Chairperson, Jennifer Niblack was excited with the "biggest show we've ever had!" This year’s Galleria featured 47 vendors from North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. Exchange Club Firefighter Of The Year The Exchange Club of Shelby honored Jesse Qurollo as the Cleveland County Firefighter of the Year. Exchange Club Member Robert Ledbetter introduced Qurollo. Qurollo is employed by the Shelby Fire Department. He said he was inspired to be a fireman at 14 years old when the events of September 11, 2001 occurred. At 16 he joined the Oak Grove Fire Department and at 19 he joined the Shelby Fire Department. In April 2009, Qurollo was promoted to Fire Inspector and performs code enforcement inspections. He spoke to the Club about carbon monoxide poisoning and said it is the number 1 cause of death by poisoning in the United States. It is espe- cially dangerous because it has no smell and it is 200 times easier than oxygen to carry in the blood system. When carbon monoxide is breathed in, it displaces the oxygen in our blood stream. CO comes from burning fuels, from chimneys, gas appliances, char- coal grills, and similar devices. Qurollo recommended installing carbon monoxide detectors. He said to locate detectors on the ceiling or about 5’ above the floor. He also recommends locating them close to bedrooms. The Firefighter of the Year Award is a program of the National Exchange Club. The Exchange Club of Shelby is a civic club serving all of Cleveland County. Club members volunteer to make our community a better place to live through service programs in Americanism, Community Service, Youth Activities, and the Prevention of Child Abuse. Exchange meets at 6:30pm on the second and fourth Monday of each month at Jackson’s Cafeteria in Shelby. (Provided By Bob Smith, III) See Page 34 For Rules $100 For Rules WIN WIN 100 And Entry Form And Entry Form NORRIS MERCHANDISE J141 J141 2011 S L 704-482-8464 C26 C26 2011 S. 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