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GLENDA GOFORTH
JOHN RL fHOLDS
VvALlER (LUTCH) BOYD
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A(l;lilional Kin^s Moinifain slu-
f!rnt> an* r«‘r(*i\itiL: cJ(**.;n i-.s 1* uu
v-i.lj(‘;c*s and unia’i-atins.
Tliny inrlufin;
(Ilenda (!> inrlli, dau.-ihUT of
Mi', and Mrs. Floyd Conn r:;jffjrtJi
w/ route two, has gra:li..Jt<*d witii
hachel-.r cl Arts de.-;rce ircm
Li.-n..Slone college at tiallncy, S.
C.
Annual Student Awaids al
,Ve-(*ni I’ai.dina Unix« r->iiy hasv'
been aAar.ied 1o nul a.ircii';' sl’i-
denis. Ar-ong tJi '.e rine.vlng a*
.vai'-i:. v^itA Ali.ss Jane ^ali..-^. Mi;—
j’atis ie:eivt*d the A. iln-dgc.-
Aw.ird .‘or s hola.die aeliieveineni
in the Held ot chemhsiry. The F.
Diplomas
A. Iloilges Award Is ^’iven for the
riKxf outstanding graduate wilii
a in chemistry.
Miss Yates lias al.sr) be(*n a-
warded a .A’hclajshiji to attend
a Si're^ ial .summer program at ;)ic
University of North t’arolina .it
Chapel Hill. This award i.s given
.ay the Science Summer Prognt#
for H(»al.,h Careers to studcnU
wh(j e.xeell.
Mi‘-s Vatcs will nl‘ ^ enf**” Unh
vin-.'Jity of Ncrrlh Carditia at
.:hap(‘l Hill Iliis fall t(> w >rk f>*
lier B.S. in Pharmacy. She if^ the
■ laughter of Mr. and Mrs. ijug'h
W. Vuie.s, 403 E. Parker St.
Contuiurd On I£tukt
Population
Greater Kings Mountain 21,914
City Limits 8,465
The Greoter Kinqs Mountain figure is derived from the
Spociol United Stoics Bureau of the Census report of
tanuory, 1966, and includes the 14.990 populotion of
Number 4 Township, and the remaining 6,124 from
Number 5 Township, in Cleveland County and Crowders
Mountain Township in Goston County.
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.‘VOL 84 No. 23
Established 1889
Kings Mouniair4*s Kclicbie iiav/coa;pex
Kings Mountain, N. C., Thu:rd.r', J-r..: 7, i?/3
la ^ m-’
Eighry-Fourth Year
Pages
Today
Plus 8'Pagc Tabloid Supplement
PRICE TEN CENTS
IKMRC Authorizes
Resale
p
ANN THOMASSON
X
JANET CHILDERS
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KATHY BELK
DAR Citizens
Are Tapped
Ann Tliomasson, Jnm^t Child-
rr.s and Kathy Bulk aro winm»rii
of the annual Good Cilizonship
awards givmi to outstamiing fifth
traders by Colonel Frodorick
[latnbr.vht chaplor, DAH.
Miss Thomasson, a studont of
Mrs. Hilda B. Goforth at West
jchool. is daughter of Mr. and
Coyitmind On Page Eight
KM Hospital Installs Computer
For Treatment Oi Heart Patients
King.s Mountain Hospital today Paik, Ill.
took a giant step in computerized Grady Howard, hospi'tnl admin-
medicine with the addition of an ^ Lstrator, explained that the nvw
electrocardiogram machine which machine ‘nelephones in’* infor-
transmits patients’ information , mation to the Illinois center,
to a processing center in Schiller' (Continued On Page Eight)
Western Auto
Groundbreaking
Is Next Week
Kin-gs (Mountain Redevelopment
Commission will offer for sale
Parcel 14 (the former Mt<34nnis-
McCurdy property) at minimum
bid price of $10,.500 or $2 pi^r
square foot and Panel 20 (the
former City Ice and Coal site on
Railroad for minimum bid price
of $11,000 dr 50 cents per i^uare
foot.
The two properties are the third
resale offerings the Commission
has made.
The Commission has declined
to set value on the former Gam
ble property at the corner of Bat-
Ueground and Mountain.
Meantime, Gene White, direct
or of the commission, said West
ern Auto Stores, who purchased
the Bonnie Mill property recently
tentatively plans groundbccakin,
for Monday or Tuesday.
Odus D. Smith, owner, said he
expects to construct within 90
days a retail busines.? buildin;
fronting on Cherokee of approxi
mately 75(X) square feet, of brick
construction.
The McGinnis - McCdrdy pro
perty on S. Battleground is ap-
proximiitcjy 5,250 square loot
while the City Ice and Coal site
IS 22,000 square feet
Director White said the Com
mission has tabled for additional
cost estimates'* plaii.s for con
struction of a second pedestrian
walkway in the downtown area
Director White said the com
mission will accept scaled bids
on Friday, June 15th, for 50 pai.i>
bawling slioes, 26 bowling balls,
six scoring tables, spectator seats,
eight player benches, 132 pins,
bowling lanes, throe ball returns,
a foul light system for six lanes
and five ash trays, the equip
ment located al Mountain Lancs
Bowling Center. The building,
purchased by KMRC on St‘ptt?mtK»r
30, 1971 lifom the Herndon fam
ily, will be demolished after tnc
cquiipment is cleared away foi
razing.
Adams & Orr, which also oix'r-
ates a taxi business Wicro, ex
pects to relocate by June 15th.
Mounitain Lanes closed June 1.
Director White said his .stall
will meet within the next few
weeks with all property owners
affected by downtown renewal to
offer their assistance in “a strict
ly cooperative effort” in the
dowiitowin revitalization project.
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!•;* .•irnlary agi ^
I w )i bc.'iin Mon- I
I, ’-lcrs!ii;i ».[ tiu' :
.!(■ .ai inuNit.
I . .,1 liij> *:i
.(1 l)(* s. iicdulc I
).l l!i(* I'f iiiniuui. •
the ' and
I.I V vr Hinds,
in Hit* n.nuiii- '
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ii'Mi di'jiari-
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Commission (
Approves Contact
The Kings Mountain Redevelop
ment CortTmission Tuesday for
mally c.xecuted contract with the
Ik-iKirtmi'nlof Housing and Uiban
Development for additional capi
tal grant of $125,(X)0 for its Cans-
lor Street Renewal Project.
Since Dec'omibcr a total of 15
families have been reloc’attxi in
the Canslcr Street Area Renewal.
Director Gene Whifte told the
commission the Commission is in
progress of acejuirin-g pro|x>rtics
and is assisting families in relo
cation.
OFFICERS OF STAR MASONIC LODGE 5 of Grover—ViCuued abovo are the uc.. iy lu i.,'.Ucd cH .
of Star Masonic Lodge No. 5 of Grover. From left to right first row, Joha Lcgtn, junior d
Israel Goode, chaplain; Farris Turner, senior warden; James MrCrec, Jr., vviv.h .(ul uj • .U ,; CL
land Pettigrew, junior warden; Amos Shear, secretary, James McCrcc-. Sr., t.oa-uror, and WML
;i in
.round
miUM,;.
DR.
Morgan, senior deacon. Second row, from left, Rocf^evelt Leo, senior John Lee
George Willis, lecturer; Jake Crocker, junior stev/ard Oiid James Maddox, marshal.
tylor;
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Kings Mountain
Traffic Lights
To Be Upgraded
Upgrading of traffic signals in
Kings Mountain is a'inoiig 20
highway projects to beoffered for
bids in June, the State Dejiart-
mentof Transportation announc
ed toflay.
The projotots are in 18 counties
and, including resurfacing work,
will affect 248 mile.s of highway.
Two of the prx>ject.s an* for in-
terstiite sy.stcm con.struction and
are in Me.klenourg Cimnty. Thc>
will c,xtcn<l 1-77 nortli of Ciiar-
lotte in the diicclion (d (.'ornc’-
lius. The combined length o^f the
tvvx) projtM'ts is 5.7 mih's.
Bids will bo opened in tlio au
ditorium of t!ie Higluvay iiuild-
ing in Raleigh on June 2(>, start
ing at 10 a.m.
The list of project.s incluik’s:
CLEVELAND - GASI’ON 1\)UN-
TIES Upgrading 21 Traffic Sig-
lals in Kings Hch
Bessemer City and ilou.it ikilly.
Moss Reservoir
Program Topic
Plans for developmcMit of tlu*
John H. Moss Keservr>ir will be
outlined by Mayor John H. .Mas.s
as he addre^-es the American
Dgion Au.xil’iary Apivcniat ion
Day dinner Tiumsflay niglil at
tlio Amcri'can Legimi.
Mayor .Moss will use the .sub
ject, ‘Community Development
and Revenue Sharing.’*
Post 155 officci-s and their wives
will honor members of the Aux
iliary and th(‘ir husbands at a
buffet dinner at 7 p.m. which
will be followed by in-staUallon
of officers of the Auxiliary.
KIWANIS CLUB
King.s Mountain Kiwaniain.«;
will g^ither for a barl)ecuej
clircken supper Thursday eve
ning at 7 at Bethlehem Fire De
partment.
Connor Released
From Hospital
A Kings Mountain man vva.-'
sli )i in tlu* back hy an unknown
a.s.-ailant Monday around 8;.T0
p.m.
•Gadoii Riiril Police .*'aid Den
C’oiuujir was (MiiiMying tiash at
'■■.his club" in (la.ton (’ imiy
\\ilu*ii lu* luMi’d a shol and Icll a
sling. According lo p.li.i*. a bui-
h*t penetrated his shoul(i(*r and
lu* was I iken to Gasijri M(*nujrial
Hi-sjnlal. where ho wa.s lrt‘ate<l
and released.
I^idi.'c .<ai'd C’c*nn >r t<d,| tiu'in
lu* had no idi'a who .shet him.
il(* was ri'Dortedly .sli d Ironi be
hind and ilid not .see his a.->ail-
ant.
caty Has Fulfilled
Permit Obligations
The cily has also full'ille,! " ta
tuiory (bligations at this p.iint"
on its ai,’plication for its IMot
Creek treatment plant grant for
sewage sysU*in expansion and
improvements.
Tlu* cily was so notified by
Ra>moiid I). CT'/ail, cliit'f of the
’hlinini 4v/itiv(» and o]»”!ali >n.s,
ii'rmlt branch, Nati uial INdlutimi
Hi.'- li irge Klimina(ir>n System.
Tlu* Kings Mountain project
number i.s NC002i)737.
iirea
All an.i Metlu list mini (ers
W(*i4* rctui :u li ii; In -ii i .m •••
.'or nnotiu'i' y. .ir hy in-'n ■ iv.ol
<llniil, Jr. and lii ; C.ichu w bo
teday anncinici ,1 inu mb'd au-
i; cntincnls «,i' Cniasl .Mi*wi ii-t
clc. :\ ail’ll h) I 1.11 • ill I ia-
Ui ,-n*ni N. Mb Caj-lina c .cr-
t iicc ilu; !I)»d-Tl ciiun h year.
Dr. Philip L. .'-^iuiic, Jr., a ha--
nvr pa lur uf Kin.’,> .Mcuiitain
. t ntr.il McUiodi-I oiiurch and
mini -liT (d Mem ial I’niic I
.Meilnnii.'d ; luin ii in Th.im » ,
h<‘t(.:au.s l!u' new li.ig uiia Di--
trict .snjK'rinlen.Icnt. Ho repi.. ,’d
l^Cliailrs 1). White, wha iie-
ihc new a Imini-tialrvi' a.-^-
srstaii’L to BLshop Hunt.
Hr. C. C. Hcrijoit. Jr. of (Tiai-
1. 'ic, alio i< n<ov tii«- hi.*hc,|)';
adiiiini tljvt* u •sistant, will rc-
I o’e, l.-iil i, I.iking a pit aci as
an a;- . i.ilc mii.i-dc;' al Fii -i
t ’liiicd Ml liiodi.si chuivii (/f Char
lotte.
lli.-di''’!) H.nil, \v !m {/.'c.-ides ovei
tIII- J.se.fi'cn Uiiiicd .Me’lickds iii
IT inn.Hi and w« .le’ai .Noilli Car-
i.'lina, .vMid iJ‘'n<* ef tlu* a.s>iign-
nu’nts will bc. i ,ne okiiial until
tiu'y an* nail on (lu* lin.nl day
i'.i (lu* June fl-ln annn.al meeting
at l.;:!^e Jnnaiusl.a, h llMuing ilw
■’ {..ciciuc San.I.iy ;-erv-
icc.
1.
n. n !.r>, c.iid ' c
• 1 games, n»a. ;,:i
iilv. Iduia an i ;.':■
’ ceaiii.iunilv I •-aier
’ CITY BOARD
^a’gula.’ June meoiHg rf the
( ij;. boa ' I e.f (• ninn a.* u‘is
w 'il o lu ld .M nulay nigld al
7:30 in Council vdianibeiv
Chv Hall.
of
Casinly To Honor 7S8 Vdimfee:s
Hi Appreciation Dinner Here
Kings M.untain will liest Hi’
.vmiua! Cleveland Cnunly Vi.dun-
(eer A'pau'eic'ili m Day Dinner
Saturlay lu’ginnlng at -1:3!) p.-jn.
at Hu* ('.’mmmiil.v Cc*nter.
Apjn’oxini.itely ().h()-7i)() people
are e.vjiealed to attend.
'Members of Res ’Ue Squad tants.
fin* depaudmenls, ludCv’e and cix il
defense groups are being honored
be nus.f* they give without p.'iy
their time and talent for county
service.
Civil l>erena* !7=rer'’r P'm
.'^Iiichi: ii pr. n-am chairni'in J.»r
I’hr ( ■.(-;it. IV-Iiie Cliicf Tom -Mc-
Hevitf is in charge ef .ca' dal en-
Jert.ainnunit b-r tlu* aflair c.n I
Ken \a-.sc\' W.A-HA in in
eh.ar;: * ('!' ili Iri.'uHcn of do; r
prizes. .Mayer John Moaw will
we!.* me tiu* vi-iters.
TIu' diniM’r Ls s]''m.sf)n*d jy
CIev(*Iand Ceuniy Em<*r:.;cncy S(*r-
'Vie('s.
St('ak and all the trimmings
will wc fccrvvvL
W ill i;u I uh* labh* teii.rs. lum d-
iiig., liammni »n. i)a-.\c: ’ail,
wi • '■'lilin V .ilfV'.iall, .s igball
..O’l . lanna’":.
in oi'.ler l>* 'fer Hu* frci’ day
.;n j) ]: o • * :n >, , In* cd_\'s t v. *
.-•w iiivrn'ii : pc ds wiH hi* ilo-c l to
I'lic I public du'..:)g lae
111.1 ning h '.ns.
Msw Pharmacy
Pkns Cpemng
Ilarf'cr’s p'. - ;:■» mm IMiarma.-y,
.Ml.;.I ;••!!; s i,;ih j)harina._,,
will ( ,;'n H’-'M week, a-.‘oriliiig
t ) i.wncr IJ'C'an llaipcr.
: I.:: per .-aul te.lav Hint lu* ori-
g, <t.illy planned i » !■: en on M
d.i\ .iUl Hiat the we:il!icr will
d( lav I'le « peuiiig until Wc.hic;;-
i; ‘ r 'Phuivday.
T*he sh n* i.s t.mmhdi* (’x.'cgt
:• Hu* p..\;n'.; cd' the p.ir‘-aig • :
ar.d JO I.ill.He. n of tlu* oir ciin-
]’;•* - i' f M' tei* air evndil eno;-.
idu* l.di ) .■< ju.ev fe d building
l»i • id; iicn.pitks - Hiinha ii - ke*’
.\ie til .1) ( !i,ii • (Ml \\'(*.st Mtiuntain
.'di ’i't will he pri’iiiririly a me-
'i! liin pbai'in i.’v. Ilargiu- sn 1.
blit will al-:') .a.-ry e\ t* •-! lie-coiin-
ter drug.s and oHu'r ilem.s.
T ht* sl»'.e will at in.sl <‘inploy
I nr fuIMinu* p<'iven.s. Tlji-y are
H.i.pcr as [diarniavist. Mi.ss Peg y
K .'S a:id iMiv; \Ial»el I.ei'an as
I'erk'. ai;.| Lk’V(-Itan I'h'cmdi as
ii. livery m.in. !l ir;>ei‘> wi i*. Di-
.•ilie, V. P tv;* r:»i d. ved pari time
a-; a tdi'rk. Ilarin-r antlelpaUiH
ai:ili:ig .it) itiier patirma. ..-u oi
Hu* liilun*.
Ib'ii r to ‘’oin.; into hU'^ine.NS for
Wa .' I 'oi est uiiiw'i -, N
of 7e How .man
p a leale.i .May 2’''
U'c...'Ill e.\<‘i ci.ses
Killc-1 is.
1. c hPu’ an 1 pid',
Win d'>n -^a! ';n
.via Ciiv .-■onHu.'l,
niiicmenu'nt .id-
M
: Go r
|.\J uiu
;t . - c
HV‘ !)Ci\
I ! .iici
, sil'_..
I : (e wa.> line
ir’.v '-’('ii'-n s
; tui'Iii;: I -nuiv’
‘ -n :'c Wa'-e'
. v\ e Car’c
,,J' (1-,
' d, .10 ii;il .-ijl 1 'I
! '.iVi* Ilu* CC
«ll<'SS.
C in .’tits ef l!
^ nvi'd.. nn the «pa I-
:i;i! ng 4-k-iss in tlu* n’Cili'.-al
; ‘ 'hoo’ s lustoi’y^ H; wman (h.ay
i has i.'ccnlly enhifa'l its facili-
. t I's and Is <'nn.dlitu*iii.
' I'len!;, ■.'.ho n'lcived llr* .\. H.
do:p-<>o h'oin the riixcrsiiv .*f
Norili ('aiolina al (diapel IMM.
! wa : one of Id (Jray
"le icd lo Alph.i O.e.cga Mph.i.
M.ilain.il n'c.h.al lu'nin- ■-■..'ic:y.
dnr ngf tlii.., a',a'i' nie \ ' p*. tp*
is the son of Mr. and Mr.s.
'h-. tc.c W. I'joid:. <h'escen!
I hci-’i-. KitP’.s .^!oc:l! on.
Fe is man led to lh«
d.lndy Morvjs id Kin.;*,
lam.
ari'a shi’-eal
’’■g d(*greos wi'p' I'nii
'••*11 of Ch r I'lh ’■>;u
Kings 'Mountain, rc e.ved tlie
(h'’!<*(' id' M.-sc* • (if \j is thorn
t '* e '*i(*.c’'\ • ri n !“'• lu» *1 • f
Ciu isti.ni I dn ei i'lp 4>n ‘Wav 1 I.
''D. H.iv s !'• pre •uHv eru-
nloyc I at I’hi 'd I jcvbyicrian
I''m h. fla -.tonia. a - the'direi lur
. ' : lu'i.-ili n f ducat'on.
Ih'or I'* study al Mi*,
n^vis I’.-ro'.t t’u* Ikuhelor of
:oii '* <b’'roe udlh a maj.>r in
C!jn .tian . 'hi n on ; j .‘p, i
(’oa/i-pof/ On I'd'j-' Fight
Tc Operate
OiJ-’-Sets Ciit'jacik
k Fedeial Fi;nt!s
Tile Kiiig.s .Mcinitain Di-sf
.-^.rliools will revepo .SIT.STIS
i.iH‘ra.te three pue)i<' kin iorga.-
lons during the 15)73-74 sa!;
year, it lia.s been anneunrod Cy
Ik j). John J. fJavki Hunt of Lat-
timoii:.
It i.s a major .step. I'c .said, t-'-
UMr(i I 1'-)\ id.’ing ki111le.garh'ii
flas-:es fer all five year olds in
l Irrelaiul v ‘-unty.
Uiuii r the same prcgrain. Hum
'■uil v'legelard County will re.
(cive $lPd,SS9 and Shelby vity
.selu-ols $lS,2h5.
Tiu* .anniar’ '(*ment was wi*i»
1 Hiicd lU'vvs to Slip!. Dm Jones
wli • .^ai-d tiu* grant will hcli) oC-
si*l a cutiiaek in Thlle ^'ne fun.t#
Ahliou'ih no cfiivial kinderga;-
Icn ruling will lu* made until ilm
June IS .-glic d b.KUd mceli;:.,.,
Jon; s said he a.nt;. i;,ales Ihv*
.grams will be .'set up at the /"lax
h-.'.v School of. iy Cliildir o.l Kd.a. aiii ii Ccn.er,
.k
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G.'-.ORGi: PLCKi:,
JB.
former
Meun-
re.*<‘iv-
I»a\is.
r
liii M iurrl aiid Gievi'i* .S !i’lv*,
“TJiis is where we appe.ir M
have Ilur mo.^t .'-•pa.e ri.'ht now,”
Jcne.s .-said, ’‘but this does nevt
mean that only cliildri n in tlu-.^e
areas can allond. The kindergar-
ti'iis will be avail ible li>r anyone
in ilu' entire di.'iiiet anti weTl
I'.oaiily .sjtart ai'cigiing aj.^l/.a-
li'-n.s alter the Junt* l>card meet
ing or a.-, S-: Ml thi'reatter as vvt*
gt 1 the '.iiJg'h..at:..m forms from
Raleigh."
Jones said cue tea.-lier a** I • r"
tea- her .aide will ^k* (gnjil-ned aa
eavu kindergarten. He -aid there
Will be rtKj.in for 23 elGhlren at
caHr or (15) in all.
Supt. Jones indioitt'tl there
.•-•lioiild be n , stipulaiicm.s in eli-
.c.ibilily. Under tile Title One
.gram, he .said. ('iirollnu*nl rules
i'‘ah wilii Hu* number of do-
pe.uit g’l children, Hu* number of
*'hildi('n in fa.-1('r home.s and tlio
mimher r i eh'ld;'en from families
wiih annual invoim*s cd U'.s.s Ilian
$2.t!dP.
Jnu's .--aid the Title (Hu* (*,ri-
ha. k could be a.s much as .'•S'l.po i,
Huis, cau* of Hie tliree k.irlc-:,: t-
teiK will have t.a be hel.| .it liio
Kaiiy ChiltliKKxl I.‘Muvati<Mi (.’en
ter.
"We migh't bo luirti’iT fer a
.vear f.-r Ti-lh* Oiu* fun lie
said, "aiut then have s» nu* kind
<f rcvemie .sliarin-g i>rogram.
^^pme evn.gres.smen are vvorkin.g
oil n‘st<..ing the funds for a
je ’r."
The $13,878 fer the new kimlor-
gartens was iHl >■ .aio| i-i R iU-i pi
)>■ tile 8i:ilo Ho.arf] K.liicati-n
fi 'm ,a $12..'l niilJi n apinai-pria-
Coh/Hj/u (/ On Pdgi- b.tgid
h Teijsiye Industzy's
A-iswci T?5 Simper (])3fliRg) Bow!
liim-'ctf, Ilai’jK'r woiked a.s a
; iia; m.u i d for Iviiii.v-s .Mottnlain
ivjhl veil-.-:. A ludive
he (aim* here after
fi'i-iu I’NC-C'IiaiH’l Hiil
l>ru-T lor <
{kiidoaian.
.graduating
in li)Ch.
K r tl’e 1)1 I five voars. Har
per ho;: hoi'ii om; l-ve| pait-li'mc
a - pii.irmail i I-r Kings Moiui-
lain Ii • I'hal and .'-aid Ik* will
conKniu* fn tliat ('ipa.-ity.
Too neW'’ p-Mrmo *v, Ha'-acr
‘-aid, -w.ll b(* op('u from 1) a.m. un
til () p.ni. M'oniiy l.firou.gli Sat-
uni'iy and from 2v) i>.ni. on Sun
days. 'He .'^nid Hie )iug«* parking
If.j'l In the rear will ac'eominodale
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dames ■'h’s*; ha--; 1 eon eio\vr-’d
'<1 •' fin.r cham"’ at Knrliupfturs
i lu'nix jilant in Kiii'ps .Mo.inl i n.
1 c \ jh .I'l'v 1n ’\t
; rou’Kl of competdion in the l'^\-
' i !e in lustiy’s .in-avci- to tlu* .Sup
er :‘ov,l. ih,. >..i(ional "Uiiierdolf-
oi I -iii na.ucnt.
Mos.-. of .■;! ! Kulfo'i Cdre-'t,
.Kings Mo-.intah). who hu’; wa-rk-
i <'d at till* lo. :'l plant Pu* Ilu* r-a^t
■jv yfcd’s, vv *n fir.d tirl/e. S.ap. by
deffin;: s|\ frames :n .'10 minutes.
And [Hdici’i WilsiMt. of I*. C). Hox
’3'1. Kin.:'< Mountain, an enodoyet*
for the past ye;‘r, (■;iplur<si sec
ond p-lad*. a pair (»f |>oly<*sler
toiacki;, by UoIIing' i»ix Iramos in
.’1 rninuti's.
T'hcrc were .seve*i entrants in
lb-' lo' d eem})etdion.
Doffing is om* of iIu* last or-
ginal textile aits still to he \tev-
forme dhy hand. 'Phis is Ih,. t(*im ,
idve*!! p* tlu* pi'o : of re.nov'ng
a t:.i e or bidvvn filled with yarn
from a madiiiu. an I ripkuing it
with an einidv' luhi*.
! The doficr tounnu-nent is a
race arrun^i the clock. The fast-
. ('St doffer w ins.
i TTie art of floffiivr he -amo a
national "sports'* story n p'TT
w hen .in enterprising repertc.1
fiknl an aof'ount of a “lipliining
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