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Col. Painter Retires
CHRISTMAS CRAFTS CLASS-Twenly-thre*
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CraRs Class in th* Community in Schools Pro
gram of which Bill Hagor is diroctor. Mrs.
P*99y McDowell is instructor. The class
Photo by Lib Stewart
members, above, display door decorations.
Halloween and Christmos items, and hand
bags. The clcns continues on Thursday even
ings at North School.
Ten Students Make Straight A
Ten students made the Kings
Mountain High School “A”
honor roll for the first nine
weeks grading period.
They included seniors Karen
Bumgardner, Jeff Lineberger,
Eric Myers, Boo Robinson,
Janice Scoggins, Kathy Stamey,
Rhonda Toney and Diane
Williams, and juniors Sandy Ap
pling and Pam Hatch.
The “A” average honor roll in
cluded:
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Smoke Damages
Phenix Plant
Burlington Mills Phenbt Plant
Card Room was smoke damaged
by fire Sunday morning at 1004
a.m.
Kings Mountain Fire Depart
ment said that the “smoke
damage was moderate” and the
fire originated in the Card
Room.
Pedestrian
Hit By Car
Venice Leach, 51, of 207
Fulton St., was treated at the
hospital and released Sunday
after she was struck by a car on
York Road.
According to police reports,
the woman crossed at the in-
1,3,1 , tf^rsfcijon of York Rd. and Gold
t h.j $p intothepath of a 1980 Ford
operated by Kain Jon Brooks,
19, of Gastonia. Brooks told
police that he was traveling
South on York Rd. and had
slowed for the traffic light on
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LIONS CLUB
Mrs. John E. (Elizabeth
McGill) Gamble will present a
travelog of her trip to China and
other places in the Far East at
Tuesday night’s Rotary Club
meeting at 7 p.m. at Holiday
Inn. Lion George Thomasson
has arranged the program.
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On.(«u|wn ivrviMt.i garimgotim Pim Mm*
Cochran, Kim Dixon, Carol Ed
wards, Phyllip Fisher, Bridget
Glass, Bobby Hagans, Edward
Hammett, Jamie Hamrick, Kim
Haney, Susan Hargett, Sandy R.
Horn, Robert Lutz, Jayne
Lybrand, Jolanta Milewski, Carl
Mills, Jenifer Pruette, Stacie
Rhea, Tom Rikard, Myrna
Robles, Tim Seay, Barry Wright
and Philip Wright.
JUNIORS — Amanda
Fortenberry, Laura Herndon,
Toni Nicholson, Lisa Roark,
Leslie Sherrer, Bob Smith,
Christa Williams and James
Wright.
SOPHOMORES — Rebekah
Ayers, Danie Ayscue, George
Carpenter, Mark Cloninger,
Sharon Dilling, Kevin Dixon,
Joan Finger, Kelly Goodson,
Roger Grant, Joanie Hamrick,
Hamilton McGill, Clayton Ollis,
Jerri Patterson, David Peeler,
Tim Plonk, Lisa Putnam, Lisa
Smith, Palace Walker and Diane
Warmoth.
Col. Charles E. Painter, Depu
ty for Engineering and Evalua
tion for the Air Force Acquisi
tion Logistics Division
(AFALD), has retired from ac
tive duty in the Air Force. In
ceremonies at Wright-Patterson
AFB, Ohio Wednesday (Oct.
29), Colonel Painter’s 26-year
military career ended.
Colonel Painter was born in
Kings Mountain, on February
17, 1934. He graduated from
Kings Mountain High School in
1952 and received his commis
sion in 1954.
His first assignment was as a
B47 combat crew navigator-
bombadier at Mountain Home
AFB, Idaho. Other assignments
in the navigator and navigator-
bombadier fields took him to
McConnell AFB, Kan., and
Bergstrom AFB, Texas.
In 1966, Colonel Painter
entered the Air Force Institute
of Technology here at Wright-
Patterson, graduating in 1969
with bachelor’s and master’s
degrees in aerospace mechanical
engineering.
He served with the 14th
Special Operations Wing in Viet
nam from April 1970 until April
1971, when he returned to
Wright-Patterson as a propul
sion engineer in the
Aeronautical Systems Division.
In August 1977, Colonel
Painter was assigned to the
Oklahoma City air Logistics
Center at Tinker AFB, Okla. He
was chief of the Engineering
Division of the Directorate of
Material Management and later
became chief of the Propulsion
Far East
Program Topic
Mrs. Charles F. Mauney will
present a program on her trip to
the Far East at Wednesday’s
meeting of the Good Earth
Garden Club at 7:30 p.m. at
First Federal Savings & Loan
Association.
The program will include a
slide presentation. Mr. and Mrs.
Mauney attended a Rotary Con
vention in the Far East.
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with one oak leaf cluster, the
distinguished Flying Cross, the
air Medal with six oak leaf
clusters, and the Air Force Com
mendation Medal with one oak
leaf cluster.
His parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L.W. Painter, live at 107
Cleveland Ave., Kings Moun
tain, N.C. His wife, Teresa, is the
daughter of Mrs. Sofie Lazano,
of Harlingen, Texas. The
Painters have two children,
Charles II and Robert.
|st SHELBY
SHOWING!
COL CHARLES E. PJUNTER
Management Division.
From September 1,1979 until
his retirement. Colonel Painter
wjis Deputy for Engineering and
Evaluation for AFALD. His
organization’s mission is to im
prove the flow and use of infor
mation on technical design and
performance capabilities of
weapon systems.
The deputate is vitally impor
tant to the overall mission of
AFALD, which strives to hold
down the costs of acquiring new
weapon systems while ensuring
that new systems are highly
reliable and can be affordably
maintained during the lifetime of
the system.
Colonel Painter is a Master
Navigator with 4200 hours of
flying time. His military decora
tions include the Legion of Merit
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