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Pouchak Gets 12 Months
Paul Pouchak, 28, of 106
S. Ooforth St., was
arrested Monday af>
ternoon by local and
Oaston county officers
after a high apeed chase
and charged with resisting
arrest, reckless driving,
assault with deadly
weapon, a car, failure to
stop for blue light and
siren, and assaulting an
Obituaries
A. L. WILLIS
Funeral services for
Arthur L. WlUla, 84, of Rt.
1, CherryvlUe, father of
Lloyd WllUs of Kings
' Mountain, were conducted
Saturday at 8:80 p. m,,
from Friendly Chapel
Baptist Church, Interment
following In the Church
Cemetery.
Mr. Willis, retired
farmer, died Thursday
afternoon in a lincolnton
Hospital.
Surviving, In addition to
his son here, are hla wife;
five sons; five daughters,
two sisters; 48 grand-
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BENJAMIN BROWN
Funeral services for
Benjamin Brown, 71, who
died Sunday morning In
Atlanta, Oa., were con
ducted Tuesday at 2 p. m.
from the Chapel of Harris
F\meral Home, Interment
following In Mountain Rest
Cemetery.
Dr. J. Luther Mauney
officiated at the rites.
Mr. Brown was retired
from Oulf Oil Corporation.
Surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Ruby Rives Brown;
two daughters, Mrs. H.
Grady Rogers, Jr. of
Atlanta and Mrs. John M.
Graham of Sumter, S. C.;
two stepsons, Fred A.
Rives of ChsLTlotte and J.
Leekle Rives of Hanover,
N. J.; two brothers. Dr.
James Stephen Brown of
Burton, S. C. and John L.
Brown of Hendersonville;
two sisters, Mrs. Robert
Campbell of Rowland, N.
C. and Mrs. Robert
Chmeron of Hlgji Point
and 10 grandchildren.
MRS. SARAH LOVELACE
Flineral services for
Mrs. Sarah Patterson
Lovelace, 88, of Fulton St.,
who died Saturday, were
conducted Monday at 8 p.
m. from Patterson Grove
Baptist Church of which
she was a member. In
terment following In the
church cemetery.
Rev. Richard Plyler,
assisted by Rev. C. C.
Crowe, officiated at the
rites.
Mrs. Lovelace was
widow of George Nathan
and daughter
of the.‘^t^,‘')i(R<tfnd Mrs.
6jiac High Pattelson.
Surviving are four sons,
Zeno and Odell Lovelace,
of Kings Mountain, Flt-
zhugh Lovelace of Wendell
and George Lovelace, Jr.
of Plnevllle; four
daughters, Mrs. Dessle
Hannon and Mrs. Pauline
Bridges of Kings Moun
tain, Mrs. Edna Cooper of
Lattlmore and Mrs. Reba
Fite of Kannapolis; 20
grandchildren, 27 great
grandchildren and three
great-great grandchildren.
Harris F\meral Home
was in charge of
surangements.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the
many friends, especially
Dr. Joe Lee and the staff of
Kings Mountain Con
valescent Center for their
many kindnesses at the
death of our beloved
mother.
THE FAMILY OF MRS.
SARAH P. LOVELACE
officer.
Pouchak received a 12-
month active sentence on
the Oaston County charges
Monday, the Judge
stipulating that the
defendant undergo doc
tor’s examination and
receive treatment. If
necessary. The Cleveland
County charges are slated
fa- hearing In Cleveland
District Court March 80.
According to Investi
gating Ptl. Don Ivey of
KMPD, the Incidents
occurred when PU. Ivey
attempted to give the
young man a parking
ticket for Improper
parking on Watterson
Street at 2:20 p. m. Mon
day.
"He was Illegally parked
in hla 1M9 Chevelle and I
stopped to talk with him,
probably would not have
given him a ticket but he
sped off, shouting thsd he
hadn’t done anything,”
said Ivey.
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Ivey said he gave pursuit
Bast on King St., with as
sistance from Ptl. Ralph
Orlndstaff for about 10
miles at speeds ranging
from 60 to 76 miles per
hour, the Pouchak car
blowing a tire after nar
rowly missing two cars
and hitting a bridge on 1-86
and 274 In Oaston County,
according to Ptl. Ivey,
ramming a patrol car at a
rockblock at 1-86 and 274
operated by Gaston Ptl. A.
W. Lancaster who re
portedly removed the
driver forcibly from his
car when Pouchak refused
to get out of the vehicle,
according to repats of
officers.
Both the police car
operated by Ptl. Orlndstaff
and Pouchak’s car were
heavily damaged, ac
cording to Ptl. Ivey. ’There
were no damages to the
Gastoi County patrol car,
according to KMPD.
Stretch
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On Go
city dog Warden Stretch
Bollinger traveled 6,692
miles on-the-Job during the
past six months, according
to reports filed In the Kings
Mountain Police Depart
ment.
The report summarizing'
his activities revealed that
the dog warden trans
ported 298 dogs and cats to
the county animal shelter
during this period,
returned 86 pets to their
owners, assisted In 80
animal ’’adoptions,’’ took
199 radio calls through the
dispatch office concerning
animals, contacting 498
persons regarding their
dogs. Issued 41 wsunlngs to
dog owners, and six
warrants during this
period.
Maner Home Burglarized
Of Furnishings Worth $600
More than $600 worth of
furnishings were reported
stolen from the residence
of B. F. Maner, Kings
Mountain Insuranceman,
during the weekend, ac-
cordlTig to reports of the
Cleveland County Sheriff’s
Department.
Reportedly stolen be
tween Saturday and Mon
day were four table lamps,
one electric fan, one an
tique brass candlestick,
one trash can and cme
flashlight.
Damage to a door
through which entrance
was gained was estimated
at $26, according to the
sheriff’s report.
In other law en
forcement activities,
Newell Buroton, of Rt. 8,
reported that a generator
valued at $800 was stolen
from a storage room at his
residence sometime be
tween Saturday and Mon
day. A lock on the door was
reportedly damaged $10.
David Leonhart of Rt. 6,
Shelby, reported to KMPD
that his car, parked at RDS
Hosiery on Phifer Rd., was
vandalized between 8 and
11 p. m. Monday, esti
mated damages to the
radio antennae, $10.
Ricky Carroll, 611 Broad
St., reported to Ptl. Doro
thy Howell that his bike,
valued at $100, was stolen
from hla residence some
time Sunday.
Janie Green, of 827 N.
Piedmont Ave., reported
that $80 was removed from
her handbag In the den of
ha home sometime Satur
day.
Carl Beaty, of Rt. 2, re
ported to KMPD Ptt. John
Belk that he removed his
coat and placed It on the
tile floor of the
housing apartments now
under construction on
Railroad Avenue. When he
returned after completing
his tUe-laylng project, the
coat was missing and so
were two checks, amount
$279, and $42, from the coat
pockets.
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