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Golden Knights
To Appear Here
Free-falling parachutists of the
world famous “Golden Knights,”
the official U.S. Army Parachute
Team will :ce demonstrating their
aerobatic skill here during Moun
taineer Days October 8-9, It was
announced by Joe Vale.
Word was received from the
team’s home base. Fort Bragg,
N. C., that the eleven man team
has been scheduled to appear on
two days of the week-long battle
anniversary celebration in an
area just west of the city limits,
the location to be determined by
a jump team- after the team re
views aerial photographs made
here last weekend.
Since the Golden Knights or
ganization in 1959, the Army’s
aerial ambassadors have staged
over 500 demonstrations of free-
fall parachuting throughout the
world. As a part of the Conti
nental Army Command the
Knights have three basic jobs;
demonstrations, competition and
research development. To •accom
plish all these missions, the 49-
man U.S. Army Parachute Team
is broken down into separate
sections. This summer, while
the Team’s demonstrators aie
presenting their aerial maneuv
ers, their team mates are com
peting in National and Interna
tional parachute meets.
I n competitive parachuting
circles, the Knights are also
recognized as the world's finest.
’They have prorluced four United
States Champions, three World
Champions, one Helms Founda
tion Sport Parachute Athlete of
the Year and numerous runners-
up since 1959. These same champ
ionship techniques will be shown
here as the Knights leap from
their aircraft at 13,500 ft. Dur
ing four 75 second free falls,
they will perform individual ma
neuvers, two-man aerobatics and
a final four man formation. Col
orful smoke trials come from
specially constructed foot-mount
ed smoke bombs. The trials al
low the spectator to watch the
action with ease. At the end of
each series of falls, the chutists
pull their ripcords and open their
parachutes. Black and gold ny
lon canopies blossom out and the
jumpers steer the highly maneuv
erable parachutes to landings in
front of the spectators.
In addition to the nine para
chutists who will be visiting here
during the Battle of Kings
Mountain celebration, the Gold
en Knights also have a narrator
and a ground control specialist.
Speed Entries
In Needlework
For State Fair
RALEIGH — With only a few
weeks left before the opening of
the N. C. State Fair, knitter
and choclieters who i)lan to use
their needle or hook to win
fame by entering the 1965 Na
tional Wool Needlework Contest,
are urged to let their fingers fly.
To be eligible as a contestant,
articles must be entered not lat
er than Friday, Oct. 8 at 6:00 p-
m. Judging of the knitted and
crochete<i entries is scheduled to
begin Monday, Oct. 11. The con
test is ibeinig sponsorerl jointly by
the National Hand Knitting Yarn
As.sociation and the American
Wool Council for the third suc
cessive year.
Mrs. Ruby Miller, E.xtension
clothing specialist at N. C. State
Univei-sity at Raleigh, says
careful attention should be given
to blocking, cleanliness and over
all details before presenting the
entries for judging
Both knitters and crocheters
are eligible to enter the contest,
provided they are non-profes
sional neixlleworkers. Awards
will be made in six categories,
three each for knitting and cro
cheting. These categories include
afghans, sweatei's and three-
piece baby sets.
First place blue ribbons will
be awaixlcd in all six categories
and a handsome engraved tro
phy will be awarded to one of
the six i'olue ribbon winners ad
judged to be “Best of the Fair”.
All six first place winners at
the Fair will be eligible to sub
mit their winning designs to na
tional headquarters in New York
where they will be judged in
competition with other blue rib
bon winners from fairs through
out the country.
In addition to the blue ribbon
presentations there will be sec
ond and third place rib ons a-
warded in all six categories.
ON DEAN'S LIST
Paul Dean Smith, an ac
counting student at King's Col
lege. Charlotte, was named to
the Dean's List in the summer
quarter. He was gradautod
from Kings Mountain high
school in 1963, and in Septei.m-
ber of that year entered King’s
college where he has also been
on the Dean's List for the 1965
winter and spring quarters.
PUBLIC HEARING
Mr^T'TPP’ CW PT^RLIC HEARING ON ADOPTION OF
^^TuTslifnt^o VEwf noti^VtPLeby
mS ON otrtmnItreetTS^^^^^ oe kings
MOUN’SSl^^NORTH CAROLINA, has been TOmpletod-
Sassessment roll has been
City Clerk where same may be inspected by any inteiested
'^^'^Notice is hereby given that the City Board of Com
missioners will hear any allegation f "d objec ion in re-
soect to such assessment on October 12, 19bo, at 6..It) p.m.
in the council room of City Hall. Upon final confirmation
of such assessment roll, copies of same w'lll be dehveied
to the City Tax Collector, who will proceed to collect saia
assessment according to law. , , , , , -
The work herein referred to has been done and this
notice is hereby given under and pursuant to the proyi^on
of Chapter 56 of the Public Laws of 1913, as amended. The
name of the interested owner and/or their respective fcp-
resentatives, together with the assessment to be made,
and showing the property to be assessed are as follows:
North Piedmont Avenue (Curb and Gutter)
Mrs. Horace Allmon, 100 Front Feet 5 oO.OO
Groves Street (Curb and Gutter) _
Oliver B. Armstrong, 102 Front Feet
Harry Barrett, 102 Front Feet
Ernest Beam, 102 Front Feet
Horace Brown, 102 Front Feet
Thomas W. Grayson, 268 Front Feet 134.00
James Guyton, 80 Front Feet ‘^^•99
Helen Jennings, 95 Front Feet 47.50
James M. Martin, 179.8 Front Feet 89.90
Second Baptist Church, 175 Front Feet 87.50
Clarence Spratt, 114 Front Feet 37.(X)
Ronnie Tignor, 200 Front Feet 100.00
Clyde O. Whetstine, 226 Front Feet 113.00
Margaret Whitesides, 69 Front Feet 34.50
Hawthorne Road (Curb and Gutter)
Bill Brown, 147 Front Feet 73.5(’
H. Lewis Dellinger, 130 Front Feet 65.0(j
Grady K. Howard, 158.8 Front Feet 79.-10
Donald G. Turner, 100 Front Feet 30.00
Jackson Street (Curb and Gutter)
T. F. Bridges, 100 Front Feet ,30.00
James L. Cobb, 100 Front Feet 50.00
Eugene Early, 102 Front Feet 51.00
Ambrose H. Flowers, 200 Front Feet 100.00
Mrs. Marshall Gore, 100 Front Feet 50.00
Joe L. Hord, 100 F’ront Feet 50.00
W. G. Jonas, 100 Front Feet 50.00
Norman Lowery, 102 Front Feet .31.00
J. M. McGinnis, 200 Front Feet 100.00
Vernon E. Smith, 100 Front Feet 50.00
Richard Ware, 100 Front Feet 50.00
Woodside Drive (Curb and Gutter)
Jack Chaney, 123.5 Front Feet 61.75
James Everhart, 14.3.55 F'ront Feet 71.78
James Jonas, 115 F’ront Feet 5'7.i30
William C. Kelly, 380.65 Front Feet 190..33
F^'leet McCurdy, 125 F'ront Feet 62..50
J. E. Mauney, 4.33.3 Front F'cet 226.66
J. Robert Smith, 118.5 Front F'cet 59.25
Catherine D. Whiteside, 100 F'ront F'eet 50.00
J. Ralph Whiteside, 66.7 Front F^eet 33.35
Linwood Road (Curb and Gutter)
Charles Ford, 75 Front Feet 37.50
Linwood Road (Curb-Gutter and Sidewalk) I
Second Baptist Church, 109 Front Feet 109.001
Hill Street (Curb and Gutter)
Paul Ruppe, 95.37 Front Feet 47.69
Mrs. R. B. Sheehan, 76.4 F'ront Feet 38.20
Wylie Wallace, Jr., 44 Front Feet. ..m. . • >. • 22.00
KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
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