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LINCOLN
TIMES-NEWS
P.O. Box 40
119 W. Water Street
Lincolnton, NC 28092
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Recent Social - November 2002
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Program is a break for caregivers — and those they care for
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Churches plan third annual Alternative Gift Market
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November 1, 2002 - With Christmas tinsel and toys already beckoning holiday shoppers, two Lincolnton
churches are offering a one-day gift market designed to focus more on the concept of giving than on the gifts.
“The kids are the ones who really love it,” says J. Nelson-Weaver, a volunteer with this year’s Alternative Gift Market. “It is a very simple way for them to
learn what Christmas is all about.”
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Denver artist crafts copper creations
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November 8, 2002 - DENVER — Neal Taylor considers his craft more than a hobby — it’s a passion.
The 58-year-old Denver man discovered his hidden talent one day on his home from work.
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Neal Taylor uses his torch to form a bird atop a copper fountain in his shop. The craftsman creates functional and artistic sculptures
from sheets and wires of copper. The shelves of his shop are filling up with his craft. (LTN photos by Diane Turbyfill)
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Violent deaths prompt outreach program at LHS
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Students deal with long-term hurt
November 22, 2002 - Amber Lawson wanted to do something meaningful.
In the span of nine days, Lawson, 15, a sophomore at Lincolnton High School, lost one friend to domestic violence and watched another grieve over
the loss of her mother from a similar incident.
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Denise Nelson works on an oil painting of a landscape in her office in her Vale home. She spends time on her art each day and says her
work is a full-time job. (LTN photo by Jenny Walling)
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LAC awards county-wide winners
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November 22, 2002 - The Lincoln Arts Council held its annual County-wide Art Show awards presentation
Sunday, Nov. 10.
Winners were recognized and awarded cash prizes. Winners in this year’s competition are as follows:
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Home tour, museum exhibit kick off in December
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A Cultural Center Christmas
November 29, 2002 - The Lincoln Arts Council, Lincoln Cultural Center and Lincoln County Museum of History will kick off the holiday season Sunday, Dec. 8.
The threefold event will include a holiday homes tour, an open house and an exhibit opening.
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The Midget squad
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November 29, 2002 - The Midget squad received 2nd place in the Cheer Division of 11-12-year-old girls. Both squads were presented a
"Best Crowd Support" plaque. Coaches are Dawn Reep, Julie Wright, and Lynn Rhyne. Members are mascots Marti Wright, Brooklyn Hoyle, and Addison Behling; (from front left) Jordan Watts, Ashley
Goins, Lynsey Wayne, Katelyn Milholland, Natalie Cooper, Amanda Laney, Brittany El-more, Codi Davis, Lauren Guffie, Courtney Smith, Kelsie Dellinger, Abigail Jenkins, Kynlon Reep, Ashton Dellinger,
Ashley Rhyne, Shannon Ameigh, Hillary Wright, Charli Robbins, Allison Berman, Danielle Goins, Jessica Bingham, Casey Walker, and Jessica Smith. Not pictured is Marisa Beam.
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Winning Teams
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November 29, 2002 - The Pumpkin Center Panthers Peewee and Midget Cheerleading squads recently completed a weekend of competitions
bringing home several trophies and awards. The Peewee squad won 1st place in the 7-8 yr. old division at the Greater Gaston Cheer-off at Gaston Day School. At Gardner Webb University, the Panther Peewee
Squad received top honors when they named the 2002 Southland Peewee Champions. They competed against 10 Peewee teams from the Southland League. Coaches are Dawn Reep, Lori Swink, and Cindy Haynes.
Members are: (from front left) Brittany Puckett, Madison Smith, Celeste Rudisill, Karmyn Reep, mascot Mikayla Dellinger, Cody McAlister, Sirkka Hunt, Brittany Mistach, Lillie Allen, Addi Swink, Shelby
Steele, Kara Dellinger, McKenzie Carter, Ashley Bingham, Carson Cook, Sydney Eurey, Madison Nodine, Brittany Beard, Tiffany Walker, Cara Wimberly, and Brittany Thrift. Not pictured is Jessica Harkey.
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