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Page SA—MIRHOB-HERALD—Thunday, May IT, 19T9
PVBUG
HEARINO
A Public Hearing will be
held on the following
Reionlng Petition with the
Board of Commlaaloners
on May 38,19T9at7:80p.m.
tai the Council Room of City
HaU;
Request of Foote
Mineral Company to
rexone property belonging
to Foote Mineral and U
described as follows:
EXHIBIT C
DESCRIPTION OF
PROPERTY FOR
REZONINO
Being all that certain
tract or parcel of land
lying and being In
Township No. 4, Cleveland
County, North Carolina
containing approximately
304 acres of land and
being bounded southeast
by Interstate 86 and other
lands of Foote Mineral
Company; on the east and
northeast by other lands of
Foote Mineral Company;
on the north In part by a
Southern Railroad spur
line track; on the nor
thwest by property of The
Lithium Corporation of
America; and on the west
by the property of Foote
Mineral Company and
West Williams and being
Aether described as the
property conveyed or
leased to Foote Mineral
Company as follows;
1. Containing all of the
property conveyed to
Foote Mineral Company
by Deed of K. Wright and
wife, LlUle Wright dated
June 30.1060 as recorded in
Book 8V at page 67 In the
Cleveland County Public
Registry, said property as
therein conveyed being
shown on Plat Book 6 at
page 81 in said Registry;
2. Containing all of the
property conveyed to
Foote Mineral Company
by Deed of Elvira Foust
Plonk (widow), et. al.
dated July 26, 1968,
recorded in Book 8E at
page 300 in said Registry,
said property u therein
conveyed bemg shown on
Plat Book 6 at page 68 in
said Registry;
8. Containing all of the
property conveyed to
Foote Mlnertd Company
by Deed of Sallle Weir
(widow) dated May 81,
1068 recorded in Book 8E at
page 294 in said Registry,
said property as therein
conveyed being shown on
Plat Book 6 at page 68 In
said Registry;
4. Containing all of the
property leased to Foote
Mineral Company by
Lease from Sallle Weir and
husband, S.S. Weir dated
October 36, 1068 and
recorded in Book 6W at
page 486 In said Registry,
said property as therein
leased being shown on Plat
Book 6 at page 68 In said
Registry;
6. Containing a portion of
each of two prt^rtles,
designated respectively as
parcels 3 and 8, conveyed
to Foote Mineral Company
by Deed of Allied Chemical
A Dye Corporation dated
October 16, 1961, recorded
in Book 6-L at page 637 In
said Registry, said parcels
as therein conveyed being
shown on Plat Book 4 at
page 23 (with respect to
parcel 2) and Plat Book 4
at page 37 (with respect to
parcel 8) In said Registry;
6. Containing all the
property conveyed to
Foote Mineral Company
by Deed of Elvira Foust
Plonk (widow) et. al.,
dated October 30, 1068
recorded in Book 6-W at
page 338 in said Registry,
said property as therein
conveyed being shown on
Plat Book 6 at page 68 in
said Registry; and
7. Containing a portion of
the property conveyed to
Foote Mlnersil Company
by Deed of Wray A.
Williams and wife, Emma
Ware Williams dated
Janusuy 11,1066 , recorded
in Book 7E at page 398 in
said Registry, said
property as therein con
veyed being shown on Plat
Book 4 at page 37 in said
Registry.
A.B. Moretz, P.E.
City Engineer
May 10, 17
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Rugged Durable Jeans In Wrangler
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Sale Price
Prewashed
VA’angler - the fit that
won the west.
PLONK
Bros. Co.
Downtown Kings Mountain
McDaniel Sparks Champion’s Victory
Jerry McDaniel’s first
Inning grand slam homer
sparked Champion's
Landscaping to a 6-4
victory over the Lions Club
Monday night In Dixie
Youth major league action
at the Deal Street Park.
McDaniel, who also
hurled the win, blasted the
Oiamplon team to a 4-0
lead, and they added what
turned out to be the two
winning runs In the second
Inning.
Wyte, Byers, Littlejohn,
Deese and Morris also had
a hit apiece for the win
ners. Batchler, Yarboro
and Rodgers had a hit each
for the losers. Mike
Homesley was the losing
pitcher.
In a minor league game
played Monday night,
Herndon’s Landscaping
outscored Vitamin Bees 18-
16. Michael Short was the
winning pitcher. Mark
Wyte and Raymond
Roberts pitched for the
losers.
Herndon’s came from
behind with 10 runs in the
fifth Inning to erase a 14-8
deficit. Fleming and Bell
were leading hitters for the
winners and Trent Sanders
led the losers.
Marty Bridges was the
loser.
In minor league play
Tuesday, American Legion
defeated Bolin’s Day Care
8-1 and Vitamin Bees
whli^d (Jptlmist 16-8.
Monty Deaton hurled the
Legion victory and Timmy
Adams and Deaton led the
hitting. Jarrod Wright took
the loss and Brent Bagwell
was top hitter for Bolin’s.
Vitamin Bees scored 18
runs in the fifth to end its
game with Optimist.
Raynard Roberts sparked
the attack with a home
Mike Homesley hurled
the Lions victory and Tim
Rogers led the hitting with
a perfect 4-for-4. Rogers
slammed a three-run
homer In the third and
Tommy Batchler and Walt
Cooper also hit homers.
Marty Bridges led the
losers with 3-for-S, In
cluding a home run. Ira
Clark was the losing pit
cher.
Lavar Curry stole home
in the top of the sixth in
ning to give CAC Its victory
over Kiwanls. Curry also
led the winners at bat with
3-for-8, including a homer.
Jamerson hurled the win
and Kent Boheler took the
loss. Boheler also went 8-
for-8 at the pUte.
run.
Mark Wyte and Roberts
shared pitching duties and
Wade Hale took the loss.
Matthew Bradshaw led the
losers at bat with 8-for-4.
In major league action
last Friday night. Lions
defeated Jaycees .18-1 and
CAC Metal edged Kiwanls
Unusual Openers
In games Tuesday night,
Kiwanls edged Police 4-3
and Nationwide defeated
Jaycees 9-1.
Philip Ramsey hurled
three Innings of no-hlt ball
and Edwin Sherrer pitched
three Innings of one-hit ball
for Kiwanls. Richie Gold
took the loss. Kent
Boheler, Todd Gossett and
Tim Barrett had a hit each
for the winners and Wilson
had the only hit for Police.
Doug Johnson got the
win for Nationwide In Its
victory over Jaycees.
Roy’s Boys softball team
of Kings Mountain opened
its season on an unusual
note In last week’s Waco
Invitational Tournament.
The KM ten played three
games In the double-
elimination event, and all
three were won or lost by a
single run.
The team, sponsored by
Roy Pearson, lost to
Shuford Tire 6-6 in the first
game, defeated Sam’s
Mini-Mart 10-0 In the
second and lost to Dover
MIU 13-11 In the third.
Butch Pearson led the
KM hitting with seven hits
and Bruce Valentine had
six.
The team, which com
petes only in weekend
tournaments, will play In a
touiuey in Lawndale this
vveekend.
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WEEKS IN KINGS MOUNTAIN
CDntinues Through May 25
In Addition To Regular Pick-Ups, City
Trash Trucks Are Assigned In The
Six Voting Districts To Assist Citizens
With Heavy Debris