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Page 6 - shelby shopper & info - 704/484-1047 ADiva Salon & Spa ADiva Salon & Spa 704-482-1190 1243-3 E. Dixon Blvd. • Shelby, NC (Behind Hendricks Appliance) Come Get Smooth Hair For Summer! If you have frizzy, curly hair you need Keratin to get straight! need Keratin to get straight! Waxing - All Types Massages Couple’s Massages Facials Color Bridal Shellac Tanning Hair Extensions YARD SALES ARD SALES SAT 16TH, 7AM UNTIL Clothes, 5 for $1 up to $3. Baby stuff, watches, jewelry, collectibles, antique mower. Much, much more! 2634 S Post Rd, Shelby. GREAT STUFF! 1070 Crowe Dairy Road, Forest City. Satur- day 7/16, start at 8am. Designer women’s clothes sizes 2-8, home goods, jewelry, furniture, linens, books, & more! HUGE YARD SALE SAT. 7/16, 6:30am until. Guns, knives, fish- ing, china, household, clothes, antiques, collectibles, furniture, toys, glassware, records, 8 track, costume jewelry, electronics, tools, etc. 1237 Oakland Rd. FC. Manicures Pedicures Keratin Treamtents Make-up YARD SALES ARD SALES YARD SALE FRI. 7/15, 4PM- 7PM, & Sat. 7/16, 7am until. Household, collectibles, jewelry, tools, antiques. 135 Berryhill Ave. Ellenboro. Shellac Polish Lasts for 2 Weeks! Come Try It Out! Come Get Smooth Hair For Summer! If you have frizzy, curly hair you STAFF SHARON MORRISON Owner, Stylist, Manicure, Pedicure, Facials NICOLE POSTON Massage Therapist NC#10128 DEBBIE HUBBARD TRIVETT Massage Therapist NC# 9919 BECKY BINGHAM Stylist CAROLE CHAMPION Stylist ERIC GOINS Stylist SHEREE DOTSON Stylist JENNIFER FOSTER Stylist We Need: Need: Stylist, Massage Therapist, Nail Tech, Esthetician Stylist, Massage Therapist, Nail Tech, Esthetician Call Sharon Morrison 704-418-6282 Call Sharon Morrison 704-418-6282 YARD SALES ARD SALES YARD SALE SAT. JULY 16, 7AM. Boys clothes NB-18 mths, glassware, housewares, books, collectibles. 789 Bostic/Sunshine Hwy. MooLatMooLattété The Original Frozen Blended Coffee The Original Frozen Blended Coffee 814 S. Dekalb St. • Shelby, NC 704-482-6681 HOURS: Mon.-Sat. 10am - 10pm - Sunday 11am - 10pm dqshelb .com dqshelby.com Shelby Exchange Club Celebration (From Page 1) the first national service club. In the first half of that cen- tury, the club promoted the fledgling aviation industry with the support of such notable aviators as Amelia Earhart, James “Jimmy” Dolittle, and Orville Wright. After World War II, the club focused on programs supporting stronger families and Americanism. In 1979, child abuse prevention was adopted as the national program. The club also sponsors programs sup- porting community service and youth scholarships. Exchange was one of the first service clubs to open its mem- bership to women. There are currently more than 700 clubs and over 28,000 members. Exchange Club members volun- teer their time and money to make their communities better places to live. Members work together following the club motto “Unity for Service.” Alexander thanked the club for its donation of care package items to his recent trip to Nicaragua. He also praised its con- tinuing commitment to making Shelby and Cleveland County a better place to live. He presented Raines with a mayor’s resolution recognizing the club’s service to the community. Summerfield thanked the club for its impressive level of service to the local community and to the Exchange Club organization. He pointed out numerous Shelby members who have held regional and district positions since the Shelby club’s founding in July 1972. The evening included dinner and a 100th anniversary cake. The first piece of cake was served to the first Shelby Club President, Dave Hinson. Raines recognized the Shelby Club charter members in attendance and pointed out that 6 of the charter members are still active in the club. In attendance were club members Gene Webber, Robert Ledbetter, Bob Jenkins, Sara Jenkins, Cleatus Hunsinger, Bobby Raines, Janice Raines, Bobby Malloy, Margaret Malloy, Miller Bowman, Michael Hamrick, Paul Jolley, Maxine Jolley, Steve Costner, Brenda Costner, Bert Costner, Betty Kendrick, Lib Grayson, Ted Grayson, Buford Ellis, Krystal Spurling, Jimmy Baynard, and Bob Smith. Guests, most of which were past club members, included Dave Hinson, Christine Hinson, Jim Boggs, Joe Roberts, Gilbert Greene, Myles Whitaker, Keith Hawkins, Steven Allen, John Reavis, Tommy Hawkins, Nancy Ellis, Katherine Brooks, and Mike Gammons. The Exchange Club of Shelby is a civic club serving all of Cleveland County. The club is well known for its primary fund- raiser, selling peanuts at the Cleveland County Fair, and for its annual youth scholarship program that recognizes 2 graduat- ing seniors from each high school. The Shelby Club has received local and national awards, including the Distinguished Service Award from North Shelby School, the 2010-2011 National Exchange Service Award, Exchange Fundraising Award, Exchange Service to Seniors Award, Exchange Americanism Award, and the 100th Birthday Club N.C. District Challenge Award. The Club has also spon- sored Cleveland County students that have received the North Carolina District Exchange Youth of the Year Scholarship and the North Carolina District A.C.E. Award. Exchange meets at 6:30pm on the second and fourth Monday of each month at Jackson’s Cafeteria in Shelby. Christmas In July Christmas In July “Ole Thyme Primitives” and Trails Crossing Sutlery Costumes The Shoppes at Sandy Run The Shoppes at Sandy Run 4345 W. Dixon Blvd. • Shelby Thurs. - Sat. 9-5 980-295-0283 Homegrown Stuffomegrown Stuff YOU CAN’T GET IT ANY FRESHER THAN THIS!! YOU CAN’T GET IT ANY FRESHER THAN THIS!! We have homegrown tomatoes, heirloom tomatoes - Cherokee Purple, squash, cucumbers, green beans, and more. 4943 E Dixon Blvd. • Shelby (Where Bethlehem Road meets Hwy 74 bypass; at the light.) Hours: Mon., Tues., Thurs. & Fri. 10am-6pm • Sat 10am-2pm. 704-734-7645 He gives power to the weak and strength to the powerless. Even youths will become weak and tired, and young men will fall in exhaustion. But those who trust in the Lord will fi nd new strength. They will soar high on wings like eagles. They will run and not grow weary. They will walk and not faint. - Isaiah 29-31 18 Holes Includes Cart Specials $15 $20 $10 $15 Weekdays Weekends ENTER TO WIN A FREE MEMBERSHIP! Weekdays Weekends 9 Holes 328 Dogwood Valley Rd. 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