Thursday, May 13, 1982-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page 3B
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Photos by Gary Stewart
teron, Devra Haney, Jill Plonk, Jeff Smith and
Tracy Bolin. Back row, Shawn Gibby. Tracy
Scism, Lisa Nation, Lisa Raby, Laura Wright
and Susan Biggers.
TOP 10 JUNIORS - Members of the KMHS
junior class pictured above were honored at
the annual Top Ten Banquet Tuesday night at
the school cafeteria. Front row, left to right,
TOP 10 SOPHS - Members of the sophomore
class pictured above were recognized for their
academic achievements at the annual Top
Ten Banquet Tuesday night at KMHS. Front
row, left to right. Toni Camp. Sandra Wat-
Lynn Bolin, Mark Cloninger., Sharon Dilling,
Kevin Dixon and Joan Finger. Back row, Kelly
Goodson, Roger Grant, Joanie Hamrick, Jim-
my Lackey, Tim Plonk and Todd Weaver.
Grover Wins Pk = Pay cl Q
Sulzer Cheese
Sale. Women’s slides.
Women’s knotted vamp slide has scooped
wedge. Assorted colors. Reg. $8.97
2 | Girls’ 9-4, reg. $5.97...85
H Girls’ 5-8, reg. $4.97...$4
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During Sulzer’s Open House
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Stewart’s oi mm sos i
Slants
by answering questions to a quiz.
Would you have known how
many times larger the State of
North Carolina is than
Switzerland? If you have guessed
By
Gary Stewart
® : three and %2 times, you would
Overheard at the recent reunion of the Kings Mountain High
School classes of 1944 and 1945:
“After graduation, I went to Tokyo for two years, and when I came
back home there was nobody left but George, so we got married.”
~Marion Arthur Thomasson.
“I’m the guy that put the cat in Ken George’s pocket, and stuck
Francis Walters with a compass, and she knocked a boy down three
flights of stairs.” Otis Falls.
“What I want to know is who threw the typewriter out of the se-
cond floor window?” -J.E. Huneycutt. Principal. ’
“I live on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, about as far as you can get and
still keep mud between your toes.” Jim Hullender.
have earned your first point!
What is Swiss cheese called in
Switzerland? Alpen Cheddar,
Emmentaler, Swiss Blue or
Gruyere? The right answer is:
Emmentaler.
The quiz had nine questions.
It was so tough that nobody had
all nine answers correct. This
made Sulzer’s quiz committee
like a bunch of college pro-
fessors, grading quizzes.
The Grover Fire Department
answered the most questions cor-
rectly. They had all afternoon to
complete the quiz since they
were kind enough to station one
of their fire engines at the Plant
your r
choice
” Women’s elastic band slide with
canvas wedge. Assorted colors. Reg. $9.97
during the Open House.
Honorable mention goes to
Daniel Huber, who is second
runner-up (who, by the way is
not related to Thomas Huber,
Manager of Sulzer’s Kings
Mountain Plant).’
The wheel of cheese will be
Women’s cotton mesh handbags.
Reg. $8.97 to $10.97
'K.M. PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER
delivered to the Grover Fire
Sale prices good thru Sunday. MasterCard or Visa. Open evenings and Sunday 1-6 pm.
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j Department this week. A AHH
“Everywhere I go, I pull out a Master Charge and say, ‘you don’t : : ———
know me, but I'm Tree Rollins’.” -Max Rollins. ® :
: “Pm the one who used to smell all that smelly chewing gum.” While the debate 0es on i
-Mrs. W.T. Weir, former KMHS Librarian who could spot chew- , : $
ing gum a mile away. cx ah : op : ie "ew BE Th ! ; i
De nai A overan economic policy for the fon!
Parker, whose favorite paddle was a yardstick from the above- ® i
mentioned hardware store. i Ri &T fd A
“Our boys basketball team went 31-1 in 1944 and 1945, and our nd ION, 0 ers a SoOuUn 8
girls weren’t bad either. We would have won the championship at & ® ! ® tb
Lenoir-Rhyne but there were a lot of servicemen in the stands and the 8
girls, especially Wanza (Yelton) Davis, kept looking up'in the stands eCoONnomIic olic for our famil t
and fixing their hair while we were going downcourt.” -Coach ® 1
Parker. |
: At Branch Banking and |
“The real reason we lost is that Coach Parker didn’t shine his shoes Trust, we have always be-
enough that night.” -B.N. Barnes, Superintendent. (For those who lieved that saving money is
are not familiar with Parker's coaching antics, he always car- sound economic poli cy.
ried a towel, with which he wiped his face, shined his shoes, We’ intained h
and very often threw several rows into the bleachers. eve maintaine that |
: : simple philosophy even |
“I see in the old school paper here that Joe McDaniel was voted the through times of high infla-
cutest boy in the graduating class.” -Paul Ham. ; tion—when the popular
; i Di WE : wisdom said spend, not
“Yeah, but that wasn’t a big graduating class.” -Gary Stewart. save. Andio day, ve helicve
saving makes more sense
res than ever.
John Bullock of Bullock Industries on Margrace Road has a thought Saving is the one way you
on Bow to dere crime can be sure of having the
“Put the criminals back on the chain gang,” he says. d monev vou need for the
Bullock, whose business makes baskets for plants, has been broken hi YY An S
into twice in the last three weeks. things you want. And with
According to Bullock, some thieves entered his business three weeks some help from BB&T, you
ago and stole 33 payroll checks, which they cashed in Kings Moun- can protect your savings
tgln, Beveme on ad a Pv oie Sa own i from inflation to a greater
ock rebu of his doors and put steel in them and made them :
what he felt like was burglar-proof. Joives nyo might have
The thieves returned Sunday night and broke in again-this time by expected.
cutting a hole in the roof-and stole some $23 in petty cash and a Whenit comes fo
typewriter. .
Y Ballock blames the courts and prison system for the ever-increasing saving money, fof everyone's
crime rate. needs are equal.
“As long as they coddle the prisoners, it’s going to get worse,” he :
said. “They on take away their cards, radios and televisions, and For some people, Saving
put them on a 14-hour work day. The ones that can’t work on the money means a Savings
chain gang should be put out on a 5,000 acre farm and grow their own account—and that’s always SR i
food. Since they took these fellows off the road, crime has skyrocketed. a very good way to save. help you put together acom- proved the lives of BB&T
; BAY a BB&T also offers a prehensive savings program customers through the years.
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yes RG RE ed DE A Be regular savings accounts— rate of return on your money security and the good life
try to take it all. : alternatives that can earn and the kind of flexibility ~~ many of them have known.
“The prisons aren’t reforming the prisoners,” he said. “I've hired you higher interest. you need. So while you're waiting to
some of these guys and it’s almost impossible to get them to work. Jail Consider, for example, our Exerc see where the economy is
is no deterrent. It’s too easy.” Certificates of Deposit; indliecable It Sv headed, take the future into
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Squad made 127 trips, traveled interest rate on deposits as state of the national economy
3,205 miles and worked 1,263 Hospital transports included low as $500. Or look into isgoing tobe. And the debate EHR
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either false calls or people refus- from hospitals to residences.
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