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Page 8A-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday. June 30, 1983
Junior High Award Winners
Photos By Jeff Grigg
JUNIOR HIGH WINNERS - Students who
recently won awards during the Kings Moun-
tain Junior High Awards Day above, Front
row, left to right. are Janice Mathis, Mary
| Hausler. Shana Ro. on, Middle row, left to
right, Diane Goins, Bryant Wells, Top row. left
to right, Venessa Payseur, Paige Scarborough.
Kevin Champion. Paul Hendricks. Mike
Lynch, Paul Heffner, Leon Godwin, Todd Hum-
phries, and Ricky Stone.
JUNIOR HIGH WINNERS - Students who
recently won awards during the Kings Mou-
tain Junior High Awards Day above, Front
row, left to right, are Jane Hillard, Tim Willis,
Middle row. left to right, Regina Ross, Kamie
Wiggins. Jevongela Lackey, Lynn Humpries,
Back row, left to right. Gerry Davis, Paul Heff-
ner, Keith Morris, Joel Llneberger. Jerry
Bowen,and Lewis Messick.
JUNIOR HIGH WINNERS - Students pictures
above left to right. Lynn Eskridge. Donald
Mauney. Chris Nation and Lisa Hambright
won awards recently during the Kings Moun-
tain Junior High Awards Day
JUNIOR HIGH WINNERS -
recently won awards during the Kings Moun-
tain Junior High Awards Day above. Front
row. left to right. are Tracy Wade, Patricia
Students who Humphries, Pam Frazier, Anne Wolfe. Back
row. left to right. are Shane Cole. Neil White,
Scott Wells, Mike Clary. and Barry Ross.
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Control |
We are hearing some citizens in Kings Mountain say they §
favor bringing alcoholic beverage sales to our town
because it gives ‘‘legal control”. Don’t be misled by all §
this talk about “control”. 3
WILL IT CONTROL...
The number of people driving under the influence’?
WILL IT CONTROL...
The number of alcohol related deatiis and injuries on our
highways?
WILL IT CONTROL...
The number of people killed by alcohol related diseases?
WILL IT CONTROL...
The number of homes broken up by the abuse of alcohol?
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The number of alcohol related cases of child abuse?
WILL IT CONTROL...
The grief and sorrow of families suffering from the Li
effects of alcohol?
THINK ABOUT IT!
Our only way to control the tragedies of alcoholic abuse is
to vote against the sale of alcoholic beverages i in Kings
Mountain On July 19th.
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