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Hot Nights, Cool Rides car show celebrates 22nd year From staff reports

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OREST CITY— From custom-built Rat Rods to luxurious Lamborghinis valued at $500,000, join the thousands of spectators who return every year for the “Hot Nights, Cool Rides” car, truck and motorcycle show in downtown Forest City Saturday, Aug. 17 from 9 a.m. – 8 p.m. With more than 400 vehicles in the show, there is plenty of eye candy and entertainment, along with food and fun, to go around. Kick off the weekend on Friday night, and visit three different Main Street restaurants to hear live bluegrass and classic hits from the 1950s and 1960s.

Hot Nights, Cool Rides WHAT: The Forest City M e r c h a n t s A s s o c i a t i o n ’s 22nd annual “Hot Nights, Cool Rides” car, truck and motorcycle show and street festival WHO: The “Hot Nights, Cool Rides” Festival on Saturday is free to the public. All ages are welcome. Car registration is $25 per vehicle. Registration ends Saturday at 4 p.m. WHERE: Downtown Main Street, Forest City WHEN: Saturday, August 17th from 9 a.m. – 8 p.m.

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Driving Mrs. Shirley By ERIN KIDD The Daily Courier

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UTHERFORDTON— When car enthusiasts put on their Hot Nights, Cool Rides T-shirts this year they will be honoring the memory of a very special woman. This year's logo features a purple and silver 1948 Ford Coupe, owned by Bill Shehan in Rutherfordton. The Forest City Merchant's Association selected the car to be featured on the shirts after last year's car show. The coupe brought joy to a family and gave them a chance to spend time together. In the words of Van Shehan, Bill's son, the

story behind the car should be called "Driving Mrs. Shirley." Bill, who graduated from R-S Central High School in 1958, met his wife Shirley Mae Shehan when he went to Blanton Business College in Asheville. Shirley was from Spruce Pine. "We graduated and went our separate ways. She called me every day and sometimes twice a day. She hated it and finally couldn't stand it anymore," Bill said. Once they reunited in Rutherford County, Bill and Shirley were married in 1960. He was 20 and she was 18. Bill started a Please see Page 16

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Bill Shehan, 73, stands with a picture of the car that is hanging in his business, Shehan's Auto Sales. Shehan still has all of the receipts from when he had the car built.


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A few good men selling Devil Dogs at show By JEAN GORDON The Daily Courier

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OREST CITY — When the Marine Corps League (MCL), Chris S. Ebert Det. #1221, arrives for the annual car show in Forest City on Saturday, they'll be doing more than coordinating the downtown event. In addition to putting up barriers and making sure everyone is safe, the league will be be serving "Devil Dogs" — hot dogs — to the public. As volunteers with the car show, the group is one of four nonprofit groups who will be serving concessions this year. Bill Swope, Marine Corps

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League commandant, said the Devil Dogs will be "the best deal in town" on Saturday. For $3 a person can buy a Devil Dog, chips and a beverage. For brave souls, there will be jalapenos on the side. "Oh we couldn't put those on all the hot dogs," Swope said. “Devil Dog” was a motivational nickname for a U.S. Marine that was earned in WW1 when the Germans likened the Marine to “dogs from hell”. According to history, during World War I many German reports had called the attacking Marines "teufel-hunden," meanPlease see Page 20

The Marine C o r p s League is selling "Devil D o g s " tomorrow at the annual car show in Forest City. The hot dogs a re n a m e d after the M a r i n e Corps. mascot.

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Pre-entertainment on Friday night Live music at three restaurants

Bistrohas acoustic music with the Rambling Fever Band. OREST CITY — While "We hope this will be a tradifolks are revving up for the tion that continues and grows as annual Hot Nights, Cool we get more downtown restauRides car show in Forest City on rants," Town Planner Danielle Saturday, Aug. 17, pre-car show Withrow said. entertainment will be Friday Mountain Oaks Bluegrass night at three downtown Main features a family of musicians Street restaurants. playing traditional bluegrass and From 6 to 8 p.m. live entertain- bluegrass gospel music. ment will be provided at Lane’s Band members are Pam Oakes, BBQ with Bluegrass – The Moun- upright bass, vocals; Joshua tain Oaks Band; The Forest City Oakes, guitar,vocals; Caleb Diner has 50s & 60s music with Oakes, banjo, vocals; Samuel the Donnie, Jackie, and Lennie Trio, and The Brew House and Please see Page 11

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Lane’s BBQ will feature the The Mountain Oaks Band for live entertainment in downtown Forest City tonight. The Forest City Diner will feature1950s and 1960 music with the Donnie, Jackie, and Lennie.


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'Blood, Sweat and Tears' trophy has significant meaning By JEAN GORDON The Daily Courier

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OREST CITY — When the awards and trophies are presented Saturday after the 22nd annual car show in Forest City,one award “ Blood, Sweat and Tears� trophy is dear to a Rutherfordton family. The trophy is awarded by Anita Arrowood in memory of her father and mother, the late Don Ray Ford and Kay Alley Ford, owners of the former Dairy'O off U.S. 64/74 outside of Rutherfordton. The restaurant was sold about seven years ago, but is still open today as Dairy O, Pizza restaurant. "Daddy had five or six old cars and they t just enjoyed old cars and the community," nsaid Arrowood. 0 The couple had five children and accord-

"People knew them as Mama Kay and Papa Don. Daddy worked two or three jobs and were always trying to help people," — Anita Arrowood ing to Anita, they always gave back so much to the community. The award represents the "Blood, Sweat and Tears" her parents shed working many jobs, raising five children and looking out for their fellowman, Arrowood explained. "People knew them as Mama Kay and Papa Don. Daddy worked two or three jobs and were always trying to help people," Arrowood said. She said they would donate money to the car show and held raffles, giving the money to others.

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The "Blood, Sweat and Tears" trophy is a plaque that can come with monetary donations, ranging from $50 to $250, Arrowood said. Gift cards for food are also given. "There has to be a story behind the winner," she said. Someone who had worked hard and sweat blood and tears are always a consideration, Arrowood said. Arrowood's brothers select the winner after learning the personal stories. The trophy is brought back every year and awarded to another person.

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From Page 6 Oakes, mandolin; Kaylee Oakes - upright bass. Rambling Fever is described as sounding like Waylon Jennings, Merle Haggard, Ray Price, Marty Robbins, George Jones - The Possum. Band members are Raymond Bradley -lead vocals/guitar-lead guitar, Bobby "Red" Holland-Bass, Steve Harrell-pedal steel,Sam Bradley-Keys, Martin Rudisill-Drums. Car show registration is from 2-8 p.m. today and the merchants association decided to provide entertainment this year for the townspeople and the many folks who come from out-of-town. "The restaurants helped pick the type of music they wanted that fit their restaurant image," Withrow said. Courtesy art

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trucking company in Forest City and they had three children. When Shirley was 46, she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS). Because she became wheelchair-bound it was difficult for the family to do any activities together. That's where the car came in. Bill had it built for Shirley. "It took two years. I hired someone to do it because I didn't want to put my wrenches on that thing," Bill said. "It's purple because she liked that color. I also have a 1955 Chevy truck that's

purple and silver. I built that for me and gave her the car." Once the car was complete, the Shehan's began taking it to car shows every weekend. They also became two of the founding members of the Rutherford County Cruisers. "At first we hauled it to the shows because we didn't want to get it dirty, but then I decided we were going to drive

it. I'd load her up in the wheelchair, open the door, pick her up and put her in the seat and then sit the wheelchair behind her," Bill said. "She liked it. It was a good way for the family to spend time together because during the week I worked at the trucking company." The car won several trophies, also taking home top awards at previous Hot Nights, Cool Rides shows. Bill said that Shirley loved going to the

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Bill and Shirley were founding members of the Rutherford County Cruisers. Bill said the men in the car club loved Shirley and she loved them.

shows and enjoyed meeting the people there. "She liked people and she could always talk to strangers. It was also a good way to get her out

of the house. She made a lot of friends doing it," Bill said. "She enjoyed the car show guys and they Please see Page 19

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enjoyed her." Eventually, Bill sold his trucking company to stay home and take care of Shirley. After that he opened Shehan's Auto Sales in 2002, which he still operates today. Shirley died at the age of 71 on Aug. 4, 2012. It was the Saturday before that year's Hot Nights, Cool Rides car show where she was planning to be with her car. Bill said he is happy that her car will be featured on the shirt this year. "This is all for her memory and I appreciate that," Bill said. He still has a box of all of the receipts from when he had the car built. "You would be surprised on

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From Page 4 ing Devil-Dogs. Teufel-hunden were the vicious, wild, and ferocious mountain dogs of Bavarian folklore. At the Marine base at Quantico, Va., the Marines obtained a registered English Bulldog, King Bulwark. In a formal ceremony on Oct. 14, 1922, Brigadire General Smedley D. Butler signed documents enlisting the bulldog, renamed Jiggs, for the "term of life." "The Marine Corps motto is “First in and Last Out” and that’s our MCL," Danielle Withrow,town planner. "They are the first ones there in the morning helping put out the

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street barricades then helping direct and park all the cars that come in for the show." She said there will be 30 Marines “on duty” helping the Merchants Association all day and manning the sales of car show T-shirt– their booth will be right outside the Car Show Headquarters on Main St. The Devil Dogs will be served from the same Merchants Association building. The Marine Corps League also has a special trophy award that they select each year among the car show entries. The award winning car generally has some sort of veteran connection, said Withrow. "We help the town and the town helps us," Swope said. They needed a place to meet and the town needed someone to help with its events. The town allows the league to utilize the Merchants Association's building for its weekly meeting. They assist with the Thanksgiving lighting ceremony, Christmas Parade and also developed the Memorial Day ceremony. This year,the MCL has the official designation as a Toys For Tots Collection organization which will be featured prominently during the town's entire Christmas events season. They also put out all the American flags on all holidays. "The Town and Merchants simply could not put on these special events without their assistance," Withrow said.

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