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With our thanks,
please accept
a wish that the
season brings
many blessings
and a spirit
of joy that lasts
all year long.
Gary Stewart
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REBOUNDS FOB MOUNT1E8 - KlngB Mountein’a
William Lockhart, left, and Bobby Odoms- go high tor a
rebound In Tuesday’s Southwestern Conference
basketball game at the KMHS gym. North Gaston led
most of the way but had to hang on In the final minutes
for a hard-fought ae-4» victory over the Mountaineers.
Photo By Gary Stewsrt
Coach John Blalock takes Us t-S Mountaineers Into the
sixth annual Cleveland County Tlpoff Tournament next
Wednesday and Thursday night at Bums High School.
Mountain battjtas Hums and $helby takes on
Oest In first round action Wednesday.
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Alay the magic of Christmas unfold within your heart and home
bringing sjX'cial joys and remembrances. As this season of love and
cheer arrives we extend warm wishes for a truly happy holiday.
Sincere thanks.
Kings
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closed out their pre-
CSirlstmas play Thursday
at home with a double vic
tory over Chase.
The girls played their
best game at the year In
winning a 47-84 decision
and the boys scored their
second straight victory In
the nightcap, 44-84.
Both KMHS clubs are 3-1
In Southwestern Con
ference play. They return
to action on January 6 at
Bums.
Olrls coach Jos Roun
tree began eubsUtutlng
early in the first period as
his Little Mountalnettes
Jumped to a quick 18-1
lead. They held a com-
mandable 38-8 lead at In-
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"We played the same
type of game as we did at
Shelby last week when we
lost,’’ noted Rountree.
"The only difference was
this time we put the ball In
the hoop."
All nine of Rountree's
players saw action and
eight of them scored.
Elizabeth McOlU led the
way with 13 and Baibara
McClain added 10.
Paulette McDowell of
Caiaee was the game's top
scorer with 33.
"Everybody played
well,’’ continued Rountree,
whose club Is looking more
and more like a title
contender. "We played as
ateam and shot a lot better
than we have In the poet."
GIRLS GAME
KM (47) - UtUeJohn 8,
McSwaln 3, McQUl 13,
Leach 4, McClain 10, Bla
lock 0, Baity 3, Bristol 4,
Boyd.
Oiaae (84) - McDoweU
33, Wright 3, McCUrry 8,
Dewberry 3. Burnette.
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