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Young, Young At Heart
Steal The Opening Show
Community spirit - that’s
what the 200th Anniversary
Celebration has been all about.
^ And it’s been hard to deter-
^mine which group of people
have been most spirited, the
young or the young-at-heart.
Mrs. Larry Wood’s fourth
grade class at East School and
the Young at Heart Senior
Citizens group from KM Depot
Center stole the show Friday as
they, along with U S. Senator
Robert Morgan of Lillington,
wopened the 200th festivities Fri
day morning on Bicentennial
Square.
The musical skit by the young
people and a musical rendition
by Senior Citizens were held
before a crowd of 150-200 peo
ple on the sidewalks as wind
whipped the flags lining the
streets and a railroad train pass
ed by.
® Dressed in pioneer style, the
fourth graders depicted the
march of the mountain men to
the battle and of the Revolu
tionary War Battle. John Brown,
age nine, was dressed as Maj.
Patrick Ferguson and stood atop
an improvised mountain and
challenged the rebels. Advancing
troops mowed him down and he
stumbled from his pasteboard
'^mountain to the delight of the
crowd.
The Senior Citizens Band
Flayed kazoos, drums, an electric
bass, and washboard and Mrs.
i Lydia Mitchell, 68, led the
< crowd with her rendition of “I’m
i So Glad Jesus Lives In Me.’’
There were other numbers such
as “Battle Hymn of the
|d^epublic,’’ and “Dixie” plus
*^religious numberes. The senior
citizens were dressed in red,
white and blue.
Senator Morgan told the
crowd that ‘This great victory at
Kings Mountain had
significance far beyond this area
where we stand today. The men
who fought here were motivated
by the spirit of independence.
(%They realized that nothing less
was at stake than the future of
this country.”
Mayor John Moss spoke brief
ly of the Oct. 7, 1780 battle and
jji||ed it “the event that turned
tint of tlig ATiiei tear Rtv ulu- -
tion and changed the course of
history.”
^Church To
Show Boom
Rentals
APARTMENT FOR RENT:
Couples preferred. In Kings
Mountain. Daytime, 482-6451,
after 700, 482-8889. 9:25, 30;
10:2
Real Estate
TAKE A LOOK AT THIS. 25
acres of beautiful countryside
with creek and pastureland.
Seclusion and privacy at its best.
Grazing land for cattle or horses
(fenced). Located on Hwy. 161.
739-1284. 10:2, 7
FISHERMAN'S DREAM. 2.02
acres for sale by owner. Property
sits at dead end of street.
Beautiful frontage of 8 acre pond
for a great homesite. $199 down.
Mobile homes permitted.
739-1284. 10:2, 7
22 ACRE FARM $$$. 1000 foot
road frontage on Hwy. 161. 3
bams and new garage. 9 acres of
peachtrees and 4 acres of grapes.
Owner will include well and lake
frontage. Ideal for horses.
739-1284. 10:2,7
CREST SCHOOL DISTRICT.
\2 acres for sale by owner on
hard paved road (Ellis Rd). $65
per month. Owner financing.
Great buy! 739-1284. 10:2, 7
HOUSE FOR SALE: Oak Grove
Community. 2 bedrooms, dining
room, kitchen, living room, 1
bath. 1 '/2 acres of land with large
road frontage. Fireplace and
basement. Low 30’s.
1-704-657-5892.9:25,30; 10:2,7
MOBILE HOMES PERMITTED
— 2.25 acres near PPG, $199
down, $91.97 per month. Easy
financing. Call 482-7835. 9:9tfn
T&T
MOBILE HOMES PERMITTED
— Two acres near Grover. Easy
arcfjiii in 1-81. $199
nr
[own.
$77.45 per month-. Easy finaifc-
ing. Call 482-7835. 9:9tfn T&T
LOG HOME for sale. 3
bedrooms. 1 bath. Call 739-6837
or 739-5851.9:30 T&Thtfn
MOBILE HOMES PERMITTED
— Two acres, 12 miles south of.
Kings Mtn. $199 down, ,$77.45
per month. Easy financing. Call
482-7835. 9:9tfn T&T
Services
D 8c D ELECTRIC: Commercial
- Residential - Industrial. Elec
trical repairs. Ph. 704-739-9395.
3:25tfn T&T
lACKY’S REFRIGERATION 8i
APPLIANCE SERVICE - Ser
vice on all makes and models in
refrigeration. Most all brands in
appliances. 739-4618. 7:10tfn
T&T
A8cD AUTO REPAIR NOW
OPEN: 1501 Shelby Hwy. All
automobile mechanical work
done. Reasonable and
guaranteed. No job too small.
Open 8 a.m. -6 p.m., Mon.-Sat.
4:3tfn T&T
ROnIi appliance. Repair
washers, electric dryers, ranges
and H20 heaters. Ph. 739-9431
after 4 p.m. T&Th tfn
WE WILL MJkKE your car look
like new for only $10.00. Wash
and professionally clean interior.
45 years experience. Bring it to
Oates Super Shell Station, 601
East King Street, beside
Hardee’s. 8:21 tfn T&T
SAVINGS up to 70 percent and
more on your family clothing
needs. Bargain Basement in back
of Hightowers, 313 York Road.
Kings Mtn. Open Mon.-Sat.,
9:30-6:30 p.m. Ph. 739-8211.
2:6tfn T&T
LOANS - AL'S PAWN SHOP,
219 E. Marion St., Shelby.
Money loaned on clean,
workable merchandise. Quality
merchandise always on sale at
Bargain Prices. 2:12tfn T&T
BESSEMER COMMUNITY
DAY CARE. North Carolina
licensed. Open 5:30-6KK), featur
ing qualified staff, lesson plans,
activities, field trips, games and
toys, after school care. $25.00 a
week including breakfast and
lunch. Now open for business.
Call 629-4836. 1 mile from
Bessemer City Swimming Pool.
Crowder Mt. Rd. Follow Signs.
10:2,7,9
TuMdoy. Octobar 7. 1980-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Pag* llA
Story
The true-life story of Corrie
ten Boom, a former Nazi
prisoner, will be presented
'through the motion picture,
"The Hiding Place” Oct. 12 at
6:30 p.m. at Oak Grove Baptist
Church, Route 3.
Millions of readers have cried,
suffered and triumphed with
Corrie ten Boom and her family
through the book ‘The Hiding
Place”. Now a motion picture
captures all the power, excite-
^ment and sheer Carnatic force
Vthat sets this story apart from all
others.
The showing, open to the
public, is free of charge. There
will be a love-offering taken and
given to the Billy Graham
Evangelistic Films.
DON'T MISS out::!
Now is the time to order your calendars or
advertising specialties, so you'll have them
for pre-holiday distribution. We have a wide
selection. Give us a call today. 482-3588
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Here*s a sampUag of vrbatyou
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•Vacuum floors •Clean ashtrays
•Make heas
•Empty
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•Clean mirrors
•Straighten
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•Dusl ju^nUuie
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COMPLETE PRINTING SER
VICE — Letter heads, envelopes,
business cards, programs, at the
Herald Publishing House, East
King Street at Canterbury Road.
Call 739-7496 for free estimate.
AKC REGISTERED Golden
Retriever puppies for sale. Males
- $100, Females, less. Call
7394517. 9:lltfn T&T
FOR SALE: Simplicity Riding
Lawn Mower. 8 h.p., 36” cut.
Call after 6 p.m. 739-7658.
8:5tfn T&T
BLUE DOBERMANS, six weeks
old. $75.00 each. Ph. 739-8663.
8:5tfn T&T
USED OIL HEATERS: We now
have good used oil heaters at low
prices. Come in now while selec
tion is good. Parts and installa
tion extra. Come by or call
Timms Furniture, 739-5656.
T&Th thru Nov. 27
AKC GERMAN Shepherd pups
for sale. 6 weeks old. 936-7271
days. Nights 936-9168.10:1,7,9
DAIRY GOATS for sale. Breed
-Alpines. Registered - A.D.GA.
Phone 739-7492 after 4 p.m.
10:7,9
WANTED TO BUY - Old Ear
then Ware, crocks, jugs, churns,
etc. Also, old cubbard, tables,
pie-safes, etc. Call Cherryville,
1435-2922. 9:23, 30; 10:7, 14
MOBILE HOMES for sale or
rent. Call 739-3995 after 500.
10:7,9, 14
Garage
Sale
YARD SALE - Sat., Oct. 11.
800 E. Jackson St. - 3 families.
8:30 til. 10:7,9
FOR SJU.E: Four 15” Crager SS
Rims with four Dural tires
mounted, $400. Two 1978 new
Mazda seats, $75. Sofa and mat
ching chair, $100. Recliner, $30.
Two end tables and coffee table,
$20. Panasonic FM Converter
with 8-track stereo. Call
7394702 or 739-7109. 8:17tfn
T&T
FOR SALE: 1976 Buick
LeSabre, 4 door, custom. Ex
cellent condition. 739-9035.
10:7,9, 14
FOR SALE: 1976 Chevrolet
Monza, straight drive, four
speed transmission, 2.3 litre 4
cyl. engine. Tan color. Call
739-3275 after 5:00. 10:7, 9
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BATTLEGROUND
Beautiful setting. 5.5
acres. Convenient to K.
Mtn. Owner will finance.
CALL TODAY
10 plus acres with
stream. Lots of pasture
and nice trees. Good
location south of K. Mtn.
Performance
Properties
864-8769
FOR SALE: 1978 Trans Van
Mini Motor Home. Dodge 360
cu. in. 20,000 miles. Equipped
with many extras. Extra clean,
must see to appreciate. $7,990.
Call 4824906. 9:30; 10:2, 7, 9
1966 CHEVROLET PICKUP
truck. Short wide bed. Trailer
hitch. 283 engine. Call 937-9142
after 5 p.m. 10:2, 7
1973 DODGE BANNER motor
home. $7500.00. Good condi
tion. 26 ft., 2 gas tanks. Call
936-7900 after 3 p.m. 10:2, 7, 9
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CENTENNIAL
SALEABRATION
AT
JERRY NATION
CHEVROLET
Jerry Nation is having a Centennial Saleabration. The
remaining new 1980 models and demonstrators must
go at some price. Be sure and check these fantastic
buys.
Our special this week is a brand new 1980 Chevette
Coupe with 4 cyl. engine, 4 speed transmission, floor
mats, steel belted white tires, AM radio and body side
moulding. This unit is red-orange in color and the price
is an unbelievable $4095.00 plus N.C. tax and tags.
VOm UKADING
JERRY NATION
CHEVROLET
124 S. Railroad Ave. Kings Mountain 739-5471