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The Continuing
Education Department of
Cleveland Tech haa an
nounced the following
extenalcn clasaee.
Beginners sewing begins
Moa, Jan. 17, from 7 to 10
p. m. at Holly Oak Park In
r
Begiimer Sewing G>i]r8e Is l^ated
pel
fro
to — —.
through Friday.' ..
Persons, 18 years c8 age
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Shelby. The Rev. R. D.
Lucas will Instruct.
Ihe small engine repair
course announced to begin
on January 10, has been re
scheduled to begin Mon.,
Jan. 24, from 6 ;80 to 9 ;S0 p.
m. Eddie Whlsnant wlU
Instruct and the class
meets on Mondays and
Wednesdays on Teeh’s
campus In room 706.
When calling about
extension courses the Con-
tlnulng Education
Department request
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WEST GATE PLAZA - SHELBY ROAD
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
JANUARY 21, 22
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persons to oaU 48MI01,
from 8 a. m. to 4 p. ii6> ar 8
these classes may-riglster
at the first mostti^ pf the
class paying f^e $0
reglstratlan fee.
Jim Dinffm
b Elected
ny CSIOVBR — The Orovar
Rescue Squad held elec
tions lor 1977 recently and
elected Jim Dingus as cap
tain.
Other oftlears elected for
the year Include Don
Dingus — lieutenant, Jim
Beam — second lieutenant,
Terry Richardson and
Roger Ooforth —
sergeants; Sherrie Dingus
— secretary, and Robert
Wells — treasurer.
The squad also reports
ftar the month of December
1976 a total of 11 caUs.
Volunteer rescuers spent
48.W manhours on the Job,
traveled 808 miles and
qient 70 hours In training
sessions.
Ten calls were for
The OiUders Family of
OastaMa will, present a
song aarvlea Sat, Jan. IS
at 7 p < m. In the Pan-
tacastal'. Mollnass Oiurch,
008 Branoh St. Rav. Mark
Roberson, pastor, Invites,
the public to attend.
Refreshments will be on
sale In the fellowship hall.
Mrs. Aisie McSwaln of
the Cleveland County
Social Services will be
tonight's guest speaker at
the Kings Mountain
Klwanls Club dinner
meeting. The club meets at
0:40 p. m. at the KM
Woman's Club, E.
Mountain St.
KMFiremen
KeptBufy
Kings Mountain Fire
on January 4, one on
January 0 and 8.
On January 8, at 7:80 a.
yoiKs
PIN-
8x10 in.
Living Color
Portrait of your Child
Compare At W.9S
* BRING A FRIEND!
PHOTOGRAPHERS HOURS.
STATE OF
Nfmm CAROLINA
CLEVELAND COUNTY
In The General Court
OtJustioe
Superior Court
Division
EXECUTRIX
NOTICE
Having qualified as
Executrix of the estate of
Mary T. Revels of Cleve
land County, North Caro
lina, this U to notify all
persons having claims
against the estate of said
Mary T. Revels to present
them to the undersigned
within 6 months from date
of the publication of this
notice or same will be
pleaded In bar of their
recovery. All persons
Indebted to said estate
please make Immediate
payment.
This the 18th day of
January, 1977.
Naomi Mltchem,
Executrix
402 Cherokee St., Kings
Mtn., N. C.
Oeorge B. Thomasson,
Attorney
P. O. Box 206
Kings Mountain, N. C.
28086
Jan. 18, 20, 27; Feb. 8
TUNtUP SPECIAL
CYUNDER
CYUNDER
CYUNDER
Regular
Ignltton
Electronic
Ignition
'21.21
'26.00
'33.26
'13.28
'17.40
'22.32
Includes polnto, plugs, condenser, labor, check belts k hoses, bat
tery connections.
REUNE BRAKK
DRUM BRAKES *62.01
DISC BRAKES *44.96
INCLUDES BRAKE LINING AND LABOR ONLY
JERRY NATION CHEVROLET
124 RAILROAD AVENUE
KINGS MOUNTAIN
PHONE 739-5471
RESOLUTION FIXINO
DATE OF PUBLIC
HEARING ON QUESTION
OF ANNEXATION
PURSUANT TOO. S. 168A-
81, AS AMENDED
Whereas, a petition
requesting annexation of
the area described herein
has been received; and
Whereas, the board of
commissioners has a
resolution directing the
city clerk to Investigate the
sufficiency thereof; and
Whereas, certification
by the dty clerk as to the
sumcleiKy at said petttlon
has been made;
Now. therefore, be It
resolved by the board of
commlsalcners of the City
of Kings Mountain, North
Carolina:
Secttm 1. That a pubUc
hearing on the question of
annexation of the area
described therein wUl be
held In Council Chambers
at 7:80 p. m. o'clock on the
34th day of January, 1677.
Section 2. The area
proposed for annexation Is
described as follows:
Lying and being In Crow
ders Mountain Township,
Oastcm County, North
Carolina, and adjacent to
the present municipal
boundaries at the City of
Kings Mountain, and being
more particularly
described as follows:
Beginning at a stake In
the Northeastemmpst Una >
of Lot No. 120 of the North
Woods Subdivision as
shown Ml that certain Map
or Plat duly recorded In
the Office of the register of
Deeds for Oaston County In
Plat Book 27 at Page 8 said
stake being further
situated South 60 degrees
41 minutes E^ 0.06 feet
from the common corner
of LotNo. iSOand 121 of the
North Woods Subdivision
and running thence a new
Une through the property
of W. S. Stinnett North 80
degrees 41 minutes East
806.08 feet to an Iron;
thence another new line
throush the property of W.
S. Stinnett North 80
degrees 01 minutes East
710.0 feet to an Iron; thence
another new Une through
the property of W. S.
Stinnett South ,04 degrees
00 minutes East 407.41
feet to an Iron cn the Une of
J. P. Payne, now or for-
merty, said Iron further
being situated 813.61 feet
along the old Une In a
Southweaterty direction
from an old Iron; thence
with the common line of
the property belonging to
J. P. Payne, now or for-
meriy. South 71 degrees 84
minutes West 649.00 feet to
an old Iron on the line of
Lot No. 97 In the North
Woods Subdivision as
shown In Plat Book 37 at
Page 81; thence with the
common line of Lot 97 and
Lots UO through 119 In
clusive, North 46 degrees
00 minutes West 800.48 feet
to an old Iron, said Iron
being the common comer
of Lot 110 and 130 as shown
on the aforesaid plat;
thence with the conunon
Une of Lot 130 North 40
degreee 41 minutes West
73.73 feet to the point of
Beginning.
The same betnga portion
of the property conveyed to
W. & Stinnett by that
certain deed duly recorded
In the Office of the
Register of Deads for
Gaston County In Deed
Book 980 at Page 380 to
which reference is here by
made. And being more
particularly shown and
described on that certain
msq> or plat made by
Trammell Surveying and
Mapping, Inc. dated
December 7, 1876, and
entitled property
W. 8. StlnnetL
m., firefighters were
called to the 410 Scotland
Dr. home of Gene Tatdm.
The house fire caueed
extensive damage. The
second fire call was at 8:48
p. m. at 601 Msadowbrook
Rd., a chimney Are, no
damage.
On January 4, at 10 a. m.,
a vehicle fire at 8. Wat-
terson SL, Ught damage.
At 3:48 p. m., standby at
broken gas Una on Wat-'
tsraon, At 4 p. m. K. MllU,
burning waste, no damage.
Cn January 0, at 8:40 p.
m., light damage reported
In picker room fire at
Burlington's Phanix Plant.
January 8 at 6:80 p. m.,
again at Pbenlx Plant, a
Unt ftra. Light damage
reported.
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I DEPARTMENT STORE I
DOWNTOWN
KINGS MOUNTAIN
PRE- INVENTORY
CLEARANCE
INFANT AND
TODDLER PAJAMAS
WITH FEET
*1.98
ALL LADIES FALL AND
WINTER SHOES
1/3 off
Large Selection Of
CHILDRENS, SHOES
w .■ •cf ^Iwuovc'-
SRes6To4^^2 gff
Large Selection
JUNIOR PANT TOPS
*5.00
ALL LADIES, CHILDREN, MENS, BOYS
WINTER COATS
25% Off
GIRLS AND BOYS
P.V.C. JACKETS
*7.95
Large Selection
JUNOR AND MISSES
SPORTSWEAR
1/3 Off
LADIES FALL AND
WINTER DRESSES
1/3 off