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shelbyinfo.com shelbyinfo.com Christmas in Lattimore Our 29th Year • Issue No. 46 • November 15, 2012 704-484-1047 National Farm-City Week is November 16th-22nd Your National Connection to local Media Fashions SDF UNIFORMS Many Styles Stethescopes Womens & Mens, Shoes & Uniforms XS-5X Cherokee Workwear, Landau, Urbane, Koi, Wink, Peaches, & White Cross 1038 Sam Lattimore Rd. Shelby, NC 28152 704-487-0641 Association taking Christmas Parade Uptown Shelby Applications The 2012 Annual Uptown Shelby Christmas Parade is scheduled for Sunday, Dec 16th at 3:00pm. Anyone wishing to participate in this year's parade must submit an application to Uptown Shelby Association by Dec 3rd. Applications can be found online at uptownshelby.org and selecting the Events Tab or call 704-484-3100. INS DE IN INSIDEI INFFO Bible Study by Dub Dellinger.............................. 29 Bob's Carolina Weather ...................................... 15 Business Service Directory ............................ 18 & 19 Church Events & Announcements ....................22-23 Classifieds .......................................................2-34 Crossword Puzzle ............................................... 20 Football Contest ................................................. 17 Inquiring Photographer ....................................... 30 Just A Pinch - Recipes ....................................... 28 Kids Corner Page .................................................... 20 Listen To Life by Joey Faucette ............................... 34 Local Music with Justin Harper ................................. 5 Movies ........................................................................ 5 Neighborhood Calendar ......................................... 27 Obituaries .............................................................8 & 9 Outdoor Truths by Gary Miller ................................. 16 Outdoor World ......................................................... 16 Real Estate ..................................................... 32 & 33 Senior's Lifestyle Section ........................................ 12 Sudoku ..................................................................... 20 Things To Do ........................................................4 & 5 Word Search ............................................................ 20 Kings Mountain Kings Mountain The City of Kings Mountain hosted their annual Veteran's Day Observance on Monday, November 12. The Loch Norman Pipe Band began the ceremonies at the observance and dedication of the Kings Mountain Patriots Memorial and Vietnam Wall. (See page 6 for picture of the memorial wall). –M.A. Andrews Bryan S. Baker, DDS Stephen A. Baker, DDS A Veterans Day Observance was held on Sunday, November 11, on the court square Uptown Shelby. Local citizens in the U.S. Armed Forces were recognized and honored. Wreath laying, prayers, and remem- brances were offered. Pictured is the Bethel Baptist Youth Choir singing the National Anthem. –M.A. Andrews NOW OPEN ON FRIDAYS 703 KING STREET, SUITE 9 • KINGS MOUNTAIN, NC 704-739-4461 www.BakerDentalCare.com Call to schedule an appointment and hear our end of year promotions. Shelby Shelby Celebrate National Farm-City Week with a 'Local Foods' Breakfast, November 20th Saturday, December 8th ~ 4:30 pm Christmas Carolers, Tractor Parade, Bake Sale, Quilt Raffl e, Street Dancing with DJ, Food... Come See Mr. & Mrs. Santa and More! Sponsored By Lattimore Historical Society fast, set for Tuesday, November 20th beginning at 7:30 am. It will be held in the Cleveland County Cooperative Extension auditorium in the County Offi ce Building, located at 130 S. Post Road in Shelby. Our program will spotlight local foods: • The breakfast meal, graciously spon- sored by Shelby Kiwanis Club, will be pre- pared on site from an assortment of local ingredients… farm-fresh eggs, grits, biscuits, honey, molasses, butter, country ham, pork sausage, bacon, livermush, sweet potatoes, and apple cider. • The educational program will include a presentation on the local foods movement that is sweeping the nation and the econom- ic, health, environmental and social benefi ts of eating locally. • Carolina Farm Credit will present its Excellence in Agriculture Award to a notable local farmer during the breakfast. • Cleveland County Farm Bureau will announce the winners of our student essay contest, who wrote on the theme, "Why We Should Eat Local Foods". History of Farm-City Week Since 1955, the National Farm-City Council has supported educa- tional programming to build interdependence between rural and urban citizens, and the President of the United Sates has annually proclaimed the week leading to and including Thanksgiving Day as National Farm- City® FARM-CITY® In recent years, the major focus of the programs and materials has been on consumer and classroom education. Student activity sheets, teacher packets, placemats and bookmarks are just a few of the materi- als the Council has created to support its mission. In the past year, thousands of materials were used in classrooms, at Week. You are cordially invited to attend the annual Farm-City Week Break- Hospice Helps With "SECU Supports The Troops" Project Farm-City banquets, at civic club meetings and in other venues. Farm- City activities are grassroots in nature. Communities across the nation hold Farm-City events ranging from banquets to tours to job exchanges. We work closely with Agriculture in the Classroom programs in educat- ing students and teachers about agriculture. The event is free, but limited to the fi rst 150 people who call (704) 482- 4365 to reserve their seats. Cleveland County recently joined with the State Employees Credit Union (SECU) to help collect items for their annual "Support the Troops" project. Boxes were placed through- out the Administration Building the entire month of October with a Wish List of items attached from SECU. Letters to the troops from Jefferson Elementary School's 1st grade were also included. Thank you to the staff of Hospice Cleveland County and the stu- dents at Jefferson Elementary for their support of our troops who are away from their home protecting our safety and freedom. For more information about Hospice Cleveland County, please call 704-487-4677 or visit our website at www. hospicecares.cc. The staff at Hospice Pictured, Rachel Hill, Director of Supportive Services Hospice Cleveland County