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Page 2A—MIRROR-HERALD—Thiursday, August 14, 1975 Class Of '65 Holds Reunion The “Good Ole Days” of sock hops and classes in the old KMHS building on Ridge Street (now Central School) were relived by members of the Class of 1965 at a 10th year reunion Saturday night at Royal Villa. A serious note to the program was the remem brance of three class mem bers who died in the Vietnam Photo By Butch Vess ADDRESSING CLASS — Jimmy Cloninger, president of the KMHS Class of 1965, addressed classmates> during 10th year reunion at Royal Villa Saturday night. The class was the first group of consolidated KM Grover and Beth- ware students to go through four complete years together at KMHS. everytWnS that’s new and 1^- Mauney Heads New KM Jaycees Latigo 0^[^d*Veens. Vvomen an*! Honev Tan o ^ Save Our $6-^ Kemp Mauney will head the new Kings Mountain Jaycee chapter. At an organizational meet ing held Mffliday night at the home of Sen. W. K. Mauney, state jaycee officials agreed to charter a new club for the city. The former jaycee chapter was disbanded about two “Latigo-Iook” Shoulder Bags SA1/E Q44 $1.03 J* Reg. $4.47. Brown Tones SAVE ^2.07 Girls’ Buffalo Sandal. Harness Leather. Suede Covered Wedge. Regular $7.97. Sizes 121/2-4. if Girls’ Sizes 81/2-I2 ... $5.66 Women's, Teens’ Sizes. ^90 Prices Good thru Saturday ♦Open Nights ’til 9 ★use Your MASTER CHARGE Card Prices Good thru Saturday Open Mon.-Thur. 10-7 9-9 Fri. KM Plaza Shopping Center Sat. Sunday 1-6 ■ Get to know us; you’ll like us. years ago. Tom McCloskey rrf the state jaycee organization, said about 10 members were ac cepted at Monday’s meeting and that the first membership meeting is scheduled for Mon., Aug. 18 at 7:30 p. m. at the Mauney cabin at Lake Montonia. “The club needs at least 20 members to be solidly estab lished,” McCloskey said. “Kemp Mauney is the new president and other officers are expected to be named at next Monday’s meeting.” For more information and directions to the Mauney cabin at Lake Montonia, in terested men between 18 and 36 years of age are asked to call Kemp Mauney at 739-3621 or 739-5976. KIWANIS Frank VanStory will present a membership program at Thursday’s meeting of the Kings Mountain Kiwanis Club at 6:45 p. m. at the Woman’s Club. SCHCbL Boys SOCKS Girls PAMTIiS 2/*I.OO 3/*l.00 Boys Casual SLACKS ^.97 If Perfect To ^3.85 Girls Casual SLACKS. .2.97 GIRLS SOCKS If Perfect To *8.89 2/l.00 BOYS’ LIGHT-LINED JACKETS Traditional or athletic styles Nylon and poplin Sizes 8 to 18 588 (If perf. $8 to $14) levVthe Outlet K M Plaza Shopping Center StOTe^; HOURS: Mon. Thur. 10-6 Fri Sun 1 - 6 Conflict. The Class of 1965 pre sented a basket of flowers to be placed at Kings Mountain Hospital in memory of Chris Brooks, Larry Dellinger and Dudley Hughes. The Class of 1965 was the last class to graduate from the school on Ridge St. and the first class to begin ninth grade as a result of consolidation with Bethware, Grover and Kings Mountain Schools. High school memories of 10 years ago were reminisced by the 150 guests who began gathering at 6:30 for a social hour and buffet dinner at 7:30. Qass President Jim Cloninger of Raleigh called the meeting to order and recognized class officers, former teachers and members of the planning committee. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hord of New Orleans, La. traveled the greatest distance for the reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Suber of Kings Mountain have the youngest child, Lindsay, age four months. A tie was established by three members for having the most children: Mr. and Mrs. Eddie (Gail Heavner) Hern don, of Kings Mountain; Mr. and Mrs. Steve Grigg of Blacksburg, S. C. and Rev. and Mrs. Dale Putnam of Greenville. “Phyre and Reign”, a combo from Charlotte, brought back nostalgic memories with their music from the 50’s for listening and dancing. Hearing Set Today For KM Area Man A preliminary hearing is scheduled today in district court for Tory Luane Wallace of Rt. 2, Kings Mountain on a charge of robbery with a dan gerous weapon. Wallace, 18, was arrested in , Shelby last Thursday by Shel by police and charged in connection with a July 14 inci dent in which $40 was taken from the Bost Bakery retail store Ml E. Marion St. after a man entered the store and pulled a knife on an employe. The young Kings Mountain area man, who reportedly has been in Dayton, Ohio since the July 14 robbery, is being held in the county jail in lieu of a $1,500 bond. Substitute Workshop Is Monday Howard Bryant will instruct a substitute workshop Mon., Aug. 25 at 10 a. m. The workshc^ will be held in the board room at the KM Dis trict Schools administrative office, 500 W. Parker St Substitute and regular teachers who are certified need not attend this workshop, but substitute teachers without certification must attend, Bryant said. Thieves Enter Washerette Piedmont Washerette was broken into sometime Sunday night by a thief or thieves who snatched a new 30-cup aluminum percolator from under the counter and fled. Lt. John Belk, who made the investigation, reported nothing else missing by owners who evened the firm for business at 7:30 a .m. Monday morning. Class Rescheduled Park Personnel Movin JIM WARE Jim Ware Graduates From MSU Kings Mountain National Military Park personnel will begin moving into new quar ters in the near future. This is the word from Ben Moomaw, director of the park, following final inspection of the new $1.5 million facilities constructed in the park. Construction began Oct. 14, 1974 and last week the com pleted visitor’s center, amphi theatre and waste treatment plant were inspected. The visitors center features a plush theater and a large patio. The amphitheater features a rear projection mm screen. Between the center and the amphitheater, con siderable landscaping has been done. AL.IUAL Moomaw said that the park area is one of the 22 designat ed national Bicentennial areas in the country. He is expecting a large number of visitors to the park during the Bicen tennial year, and is also ex pecting a few problems. more He said he is hoping to be able to increase the number of rangers at the park as well as increase security. Asked if he expected any troubles during the Bicen tennial year, especially from vandals, he said, “You can count on it.” exhibits be ^ installed, A small dedication • ^ ^cted in October “"I? the anniversary of tu Mountain battle"'^ larger dedication hn • probably be hel’d^ nexty^rasparufff tenmal celebration ® Participating in Rul Most of the new exhibits for the visitors center have not yet been completed, he said, ’^nd i^ will nrnbahlv hf> a *■ o In the inci hon were Moomaw: ' Curtis project supervis, the National Park office in Denver Jimmy Little visor from project Seri Coljl haxton struction; and Earl head of construction a! rvarlr “t SU( SHARING USE REPORT IS) ncNFRAL REVENUE SHARING PROVIDES FEDERAL FUNDS DIRECTLY TO LOCAL AND STATE GOVEHNMENIS. YOUR GOVEHNMWt THIS REPORT ADVISING YOU HOW THESE FUNDS HAVE BEEN USED OR OBLIGATED DURING THE YEAH FROM JULY 1 1974 thSm TH S IS TO INFORM YOU OF YOUR GOVERNMENTS PRIORITIES AND TO ENCOURAGE YOUR PARTICIPATION IN DECISIONS ON How fS) » ! SHOULD BE SPENT. NOTE: ANY COMPLAINTS OF DISCRIMINATION IN THE USE OF THESE FUNDS MAY BE SENT TO THE OFFH^F n,""' '“"W SHARING. WASHINGTON. D-C. 20226. James Buford Ware, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Buferd Ware of Kings Mountain, was graduated Saturday with B. S. in Hiysical Education from Mississippi State University. He is a 1970 graduate of Kings Mountain High School and attended Gaston Collie. The commencement exercises at 5:30 p. m. were followed by the President’s Reception honoring members of the graduating class. Attending the exercises and reception from this area were Mr. Ware’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Buford Ware; his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Ware; Mr. and Mrs. Menzell Phifer, Miss Paulette Phifer, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Stone, Jr., Miss Brenda Stone, all of Kin^ Mountain, and Mrs. Stella Pettus of Gastonia. ACTUAL EXPENDITURES lA) CATEGORIES 1 PUBLIC SAFETY g MULTIPURPOSEAND GENERAL GOVT. 14 OTHER (Specify) (B) CAPITAL ^ 17,100.9J (C) OPERATING/ MAINTENANCE $ 100,033.7/ ^ /t7.256,5) $ $ 20,000.0( $ f "EVEKII; THE GOVERNMENT " OF KIhuS MOUNTOIfl CITY has recaived General Revenue Sharing payments totaling ^IS4j039 during the period from July 1.1974 thru June 30.1975 */ ACCOUNTNO. 34 2 G23 aa,, KINGS mUNTAIN CITY riAS’QR ' KINGS NDUriTAIN N C 28086 $ / IDI TRUST FUND REPORT (relatlo intlruclion 01 1. Balance as of June 30.1974 e 2. Revenue Sharing Funds Received from July 1, 1974thru June 30,1975 184. 039 S 17.100.93l$187.289.8 3. Interest Received or Credited (July 1. 1974 thru June 30. 1976) 4. Funds Released from Obligations 5. Sum of lines 1.2. 3.4 6. Funds Returned toORS • 7. Total Funds Available -laMaaji. NONDISCRIMINATION REQUIREMENTS HAVE BEEN MET ATION - (E) CSPTIFICAftON I certify that I am the Chief Executive Officer and. with respecTto the ef''" ^ .. i .. 8. Total Amount Expended (Sum of line 15. column B and column C) 9. Balance as of June 30, 1975 s 184,100 7(1^ A UL- (F) THE NEWS MEDIA HAVE BEEN ADVISED THAI A COMPLETE COPYnt'rS REPORT HAS BEEN PUBLISHED IN A LOCAL NEWSPAPER OF (3ENERA1 r sr CATION t HAVE A COPY OF THIS REPORT AND RECORDS DoSenTINGtI CONTENTS. THEY ARE OPEN FOR PUBLIC SCRUTINY AT P.-f f-y Kings Mountain, North Cami-tno Home of PLEASANT SHOPPING Pete Stamey, Extension Director of the Continuing Education Department of Cleveland Tech announces the re-scheduling of the evening floral design class. The class will meet each Monday evening beginning Aug. 18 from 6:30 to9:30 p. m. except Labor Day (9-1-75) at Tech’s Uptown Annex, room 16. Charles Stoupwill instruct. Persons 18 years of age and older interested in the class may register at the first meet ing paying the $3 registration fee. Pkg. Of 3 Plastic One Quart Size 99 59" Dismiss Phpasabh 2rh.$i .00 1USSY Deodorant 3/4 oz 29* StodcinQs 3pr.$1.00 With$3-00ormore purdiase 2 Ret Rack Limit I DBSEY nssuc 29« Spray Deodorant *1 47 16-Oz One Pint SHAMPOO Choose From •Herbal •Strawberry •Lemon •Balsam »!** OfF ON ANY NEW Pressription Filled At SMITHS Now Through Sunday K M Plaza Shopping Cent 79’ Cutex Remover 2reR$1,0 Reg. n.6O-40's| Ti n.19 32 Ounce FANTAS1 With Spray n.29 ’1.69-Pkg. of 2 3-WAY $1.00 ‘1.71 ■ I2's ANUSei n.27 NEW TOM SOAP With Cocoa Buttil JUY 69- SAVB SAFttY AT MMOS
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