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PUBUC
HEARINO
A Public Hearing will be
held on the following Re-
zonlng Petition with the
Board of Commissioners
on November 14, 1977 at
7:30 p. m. In Council
Chambers:
Otha and Betty Camp
bell from R-8 to N-B
located at 902 Second
Street.
Nov. 1
A1 Moretz
Codes Director
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KINGS MOUNTAIN,
NORTH CAROLINA
INVITATION
TO BID
Sealed Proposals will be
received by the City of
Kings Mountain, North
Carolina, In the City Hall,
In the Commissioners'
Chambers, Kings Moun
tain, North Carolina, until
3 p. m. November 8, 1977,
at which time all bids will
be publicly opened and all
bid prices read aloud, for
the following:
All necessary furnishing
of material and labor for
the installation of approxi
mately 800 yds. carpet and
100 sq. ft. of tile.
No bid shall be con
sidered or accepted by the
City of Kings Mountain un
less at the time of Its filing,
the same shall be ac
companied by a deposit of
cash or certified check on
some bank or trust com
pany Insured by the
Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation In sin amount
•qMSl to pot toss (ban flm,_
’iiA««iit'<iffheT*Hi^al.
Ueu of making a cash de
posit, the bidder may file a
bid bond executed by a
corporate surety, licensed
under the laws of North
Csirollna to execute such
bonds, conditioned that the
surety will, upon demand
forthwith, make payment '
to the obligee upon said
bond If the bidder falls to
execute the Contract In
accordance with the Bid
Bond, and upon failure to
forthwith make payment,
the surety shall pay to
obligee an amount equal to
double the amount of the
bid bond. This deposit shall
be retained 11 the suc
cessful bidder falls to
execute the Contract
within ten (10) days after
the award or falls to give
satisfactory surety as
required herein.
The sucressful bidder
shall be required to enter
Into a (Contract with the
City of Kings Mountain In
writing and shall be
required to furnish bond on
some surety company au
thorized to do business In
the State, or make a
deposit of money certified
check, or government
sureties for the full amount
of said Contract for the
faithful performance of
terms of said Contract as
required In the Section 143-
U9 of the Oeneral Statutes
of North Carolina.
Plans, Specifications
and Proposal Forms are on
tile at the Engineering
Department, Post Office
Box 429, Kings MounUln.
North Carolina. Civles of
these plane and specUlca-
tlons may be obtained by
bona fide bidders.
No bid can be withdrawn
for a period of thirty (80)
days after the scheduled
closing time tor tiM receipt
of bids, and the City of
Kings Mountain, North
Carolina reserves the right
to reject any or all bids and
to waive Informalttlea.
Envelopea
bids shall be
follows:
Bid - Citizen Service
(Center Flooring
Ctty of Kings Mountain
John Henry Moss
Mayor
Nov. 1
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
Having qualified as
Administrator of the
Estate of Ruth H. D1 TulUo,
deceased, late of Cleveland
County, North Carolina,
this Is to notify all persons
having claims against the
estate of said decedent to
present them to the un
dersigned on or before the
18th day of April, 1978, or
this notice will be pleaded
In bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to
said estate will please
make Immediate payment
to the undersigned.
This 12th day of October,
1977.
B. Scott Clonlnger
118 W. Mountain St.
Kings Mountain, N. C.
28086
Oct. 18, 25 & Nov. 1, 8
NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
Having qualified as Oo-
Admlnlstrators D B N of
the Elstate of Hoyle D.
McDaniel, deceased, late
of Cleveland County, North
Carolina, this Is to notify
all persons having claims
against the estate of said
decedent to present them
to the undersigned on or
before the 1st day May,
1978, or this notice will be
pleaded In bar of their
recovery.
All persons Indebted to
said estate will please
make Immediate pay
ments to the undersigned.
This 27th day of October,
1977.
Michael D. McDaniel
James M. McDaniel
uM.;:^.^itKO.BoKa9«
Kings Mountain,
N. C. 28086
B. Scott Clonlnger
Attorney at Law
116 W. Mountain St.
Kings Mountain,
N. C. 28086
11: 1, 8, 16, 22
By TOM McIntyre
Edltor-Mirror-Heraild
Despite the rather ar
chaic title, "Hanky
Panky” — the PlnevUle
Dinner Theatre’s current
offering — Is anything but
archaic In terms of well-
rounded and hilarious
entertainment.
Richard Egan stars In
Larry MaravlgUa's new
play concerning the trials
of a young unmarried
teacher, her dubious lover
and a recently divorced
man with more charm
than the law allows.
Egan is the charming
divorcee, fresh from San
Francisco and a 28-year
marriage and newly In
stalled In an apartment
complex In Sacramento,
California. Kathleen
Singleton portrays Jenni
fer Webster, the un
married young teacher
who lives down the hall and
Jurors Selected
NOTICE OF
SALE-
PROJECT NOTES
containing
marked as
Sealed propossds will be
received by the Kings
Mountain Redevelopment
Commission (herein called
"Local Issuing Agency”)
at 115 West Mountain
Street In the City of Kings
Moimtaln, State of North
Carolina 28086, until, and
publicly opened at one
o’clock P. M. (E. S. T.) on
November 16, 1977 for the
purchSMe of Its Project
Notes, being Issued to aid
In financing Its project(s)
as follows;
Amount $890,000.00.
Series Third Series 1977.
Maturity Date December
22, 1978.
The Notes will be dated
December 18, 1977, will be
payable to bearer on the
Maturity Date, and wlU
bear Interest at the rate or
rates per annum fixed In
the proposal or proposals
accepted tor the purchase
of such Notes.
All proposals tor the
purchase of said Notes
shall be submitted In a
form approved by the
Local Issuing Agency.
CXqiles of such form of
proposal and Information
concerning the Notes may
be obtained from the Ixical
Issuing Agency at the
address Indicated above.
Detailed Information wlrth
respect to the conditions of
this sale may be obtained
from the November 1,1977,
Issue of The Dally Bond
Buyer.
The Local Issuing
Agency reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
Klnga Mountain
Redevelopment
Commission
Carl F. Mauney
Chairman
Nov. 1.
Carl F. Mauney
Jurors have been
selected for Cleveland
County Superior Court for
the week beginning Nov. 7.
William A. Hastings,
CTara McNelly McMurry,
Edith S. Webb, Floyd Abel
Queen, Sr., Beatrice H.
Bostic Mary Huskey
Brooks, Judy Houser
Marsh, Louise Grlgg
Gardner, Linda Ross Huff,
Sherri Dianne Leigh,
Sandra Fay Bumgardner,
C3arl P. Finger, Dorothy
Owens Howell, James M.
Kerns and Edith F. Olive.
Hophie Jeanette Oliver,
J. W. Humphries, Gllda
Jean Weast, Doris Hunt
Wesson, Bertha Crlbb
Jackson, Mary Mauney
Turner, Eules R. Hawkins,
Doris Bingham Conley,
Mary Agenes Brady Cook,
Kim Clark Gamble, Bea
trice Jeter Haynes, Ken
neth B. Mauney, Lorada
Oystal Richards, Karen
Gentry Clifton and Pa
tricia Smith (Sold.
William Carl Mayrose,
Boyce Me Knight Morrison,
Jr., Kathryn Ann Blanton,
Eleanor D. Gold, John‘Al
bert McClain, Gloria Jean
Moore, Dwight Augustas
Costner, Ollle Connie
Green, James E. Wallace,
Guy Walter Smith, Sam
Owen Grlgg, Mettle Guy-
nell Robinson, Clemmle O.
Hoyle, Jr., George S.
Wilkes, Roger R. Grayson
and Carl O. McWhlrter.
Mary C. Street, J. Worth
Wellman, Dannls Burn
Allen, Pearl Allen, Charles
T. BsLxter, Ruth Beam,
Charles Randall Bowen,
Danny F. Brackett, Nell P.
Byers, Phyllis S. Dixon,
Sylvia Dixon, James D.
Edwards, Hal J. Hastings,
Jr., Faye S. Spake, Luther
S. Walker, Arthur Ray
mond Pople, m, Helen
(Jrossman Morris, Ernest
Patrick Rogers, Jettle B.
Lindsay, DavidC. Morrow,
William Hubert Brooks
and Claude L. Austell.
Michael White appears as
Roger Middleton, the very
prim and proper teacher
planning to divorce his
wife In order to marry
Jennifer.
What could be funny
about such a triangle?
Try this on for size:
Jennifer is frustrated be
cause, although she is
seeing Roger, nothing Is
happening. It Isn’t because
she doesn’t try, however. It
Is because Roger vows to
remain faithful to his
estranged wife until his
son’s 18th birthday, the
time he will divorce his
wife.
"But, Roger! You’re son
Is only 10 years old!”
Jennifer remarks.
Enter Phil Stockdale
(Egan) and the whole ball
of wax starts to roll.
We have seen Egan woo
beautiful ladies, do battle
as a gladiator, gun down
western badmen and even
serve as the late Elvis
Presley’s big brother for
the rock singer's film
debut. Granted he didn’t
have many laughs In these
roles, but as Stockdale in
"Hanky Panky” It was
pleasing to discover that
Richard Egan’s comedlc
acting talents are con
siderable. So considerable.
It causes you to wonder
about the judgment of
Hollywood film producers:
why they do not explore the
deeper talent reserves of
many actors labeled
strictly as dramatic
leading men.
Comedy Is so much more
difficult than drama for an
actor and. true, many ac
tors are Incapable of sus
taining the energy and
timing comedy requires.
Fortunately, Richard
Egan does sustain and his
timing and delivery ranks
him with the best. This
comment isn’t so much
puff but made out of
respect (or Egan's talent.
You must bear In mind
that Egan and company
have performed this same
show numerous times In
numerous other theatres
before settling for the
PlnevUle run.
Besides having Egan for
his lead, the author of this
play should also be grate
ful for the strong suppor
ting cast.
Ms. Singleton presents a
refreshing “young thlng-
type” hue to her role. She
Is genuinely funny
throughout the three acts
and yet she retains the
vulnerablUty and beauty
vital to make the character
breathe.
Michael White, by the
On Tech Honors List
Thirty-three Kings
Mountain and area stu
dents have been named to
the A Honor and A Average
lists at Cleveland Tech for
the summer quarter.
The students are from
Kings Mountain, Grover
and Bessemer City. A total
of 15 students made the A
Honor list and 18, the A
Average list.
Business Administra
tion: Ronald S. Carpenter,
David D. Roark (A Honor).
Walter A. Hord Jr. and
Samuel E. McLeymore (A
Average).
Fashion Merchandising:
Judy J. Brown and WlUlam
D. Horn (AHonor). George
W. Overcash (A Average).
General Education:
John R. Miller (A Honor)
and Daniel N. Evans (A
Average).
Industrial Management:
Jimmy R. Bolin, Rayford
O. Holt and Giles Ratley (A
Honor).Oscar N. Evans (A
Average).
Postal Service Techno
logy: Wayne J. MUler (A
Honor) and WUlard H.
Lovelace (A Average).
Air Conditioning &
Refrigeration: Robert S.
Ruff (A Honor).
Auto Mechanics: Edwin
K. Bartlett, Yates H.
Moore and Bobby G.
Moore (A Honor).
Electrical Installation &
Maintenance: Thomas
Shytle (A Honor) and
Wayne W. Turner (A
Average).
The following are all A
Average list students:
Elxecutlve Secretary —
Denese A. Allison and
Gloria C. Stacey; General
Education — Daniel N.
Evans: Industrial Safety
— Elmer R. Black, Mi
chael S. Cfobb, Johnny L.
Melton and James W. Red-
mon; Medical Secretary —
Sally B. Jones, Cynthia
M. Ross and Judy M.
Wims; Police Science —
Ralph E. Grindstaff; and
Welding — Larry R.
Barnes.
very nature of his role,
would be the vllUan of the
piece since he stands In the
way of the hero getting the
girl, but there are no
vllllans In "Hanky
Panky” White’s essay of
"good" 'ol Roger” Is so
prim and proper that he
alerts the audience to the
fact that he Is In fact his
own worst enemy. Very
proper la Roger, but on his
own level, as furmy as they
come.
And there Is a fourth
character, not Introduced
until the third act, who
manages to elevate the
already hysterical
proceedings to an even
higher level. The
character Is Margaret
Stockdale, portrayed by
Broadway veteran CTmls
Wilson.
Margaret Is a complex
character. She comes on
wide-eyed, bewildered and
proclaiming naivete, but
beneath that you recognize
she Is a survivor. In the
brief time she has to Intro
duce all of these traits
believably, Ms. Wilson
proves she Is a master.
"Hanky Panky" has so
many unexpected twists
and turns to try to spell
them out would only spoil
the fun (or those of you who
haven’t seen the show. It’s
better that you make plans
to see the play (or your
selves. It’s worth the trip
and the money.
“Hanky Panky” Is
scheduled to run until the
first week In December at
PlnevUle Dinner Theatre.
For leservatlons call 642-
3481.
THE MARKET PLACE
★ BUY ★SELL ★RENT ★TRADE
TO PLACE AN AD IN THE MARKET PLACE, COME BY OUR OFFICE AT 204 S. PIEDMONT AVE.
CHARGE M.50 FOR UP TO TWENTY WORDS.
ESTABLISHED ACCOUNTS.
MINIMUM
ALL ADS ARE PAYABLE IN ADVANCE EXCEPT
Named
ToGC
Dean’s List
six Klnga Mountsdn area
students are listed on the
Dean’s List at Guton Col
lege.
They su’e Randy R.
Childers, Roger L. Crisp,
Kevin Edison Ford, Wanda
C. Hamrick, TTmothy E.
Whetstlne, and James
Franklin Wilson.
In order to qualify for the
Dean’s List, a student
must take a minimum
course load of not less than
12 quarter hours aind main
tain at least a B (8.0)
average with no grade
lower than "B.”
ON HONOR LIST
James Franklin Wilson
of Kings Mountain Is listed
on the President’s Honor
List at Gaston College, at
taining 4.0 quality point
average on twelve or more
hours of work In any given
quarter. He Is among 82
students honored.
ACCIDENT REPORT
Eighteen people were In
jured In 38 highway acci
dents on Cleveland County
roads during the period
Oct. 17-38 and Una Sgt. M.
K. Holcomb said leading
cause of the accidents was
driving under Influence.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE - -1966
Mercury. Auto., PS.
Good running condition.
Ph. 739-8893. 10:26, 27;
11:1, 3
SAND & GRAVEL FOR
SALE. WUl deUver and
spread. Ph. 789-6282.
10:20, 26, 27; 11:1
HAY FOR SALE - $1.76 a
bale; $2.00 delivered.
Phone 789-8727. 9:ltfn
TAT
F(« SALE • 19T$ Opal
statton wagon. Four
speed, air. Phone 789-
7322. 8:9 tfn TftT
FIREWOOD FOR SALE -
Oak A Hickory Mixed or
straight oak. Split, readv
to bum. Pick-up load or
bigger. Phone 485-9687
after 8:80 p. m. 10:26,
37; A 11:1, 8, 8, 10, 16,17
“ORAPEFRUIT PILL” -
with Dladax plan more
convenient than grape
fruits. Eat satisfying
meals and lose weight.
REVCO DRUG. 11:1,
8, 16, 33, 29; 13:6
FOR SALE - C. B. Radio.
40 Channel Midland with
magnate antenna. Like
new. $86.00. CkOI 789-7640
anytime. 11:1
PUBLIC HEARINO
A Public Hearing will be
held on the foUowIng Re-
icnlng Petition with the
Board of Commlsaloners
on November 14, 1977 at
7:80 p. m. In Council
Chambers.
Otha and Betty Camp
bell from R-8 to N-B lo
cated at 90S Second Street.
Nov. 1
FOR SALE: SEARS Best
Gas Range. $426.00 value
only 10 months old.
$300.00 Call 739-
3206. 11:1. 3
FIREWOOD FOR SALE -
$16 per load. Trees
topped. Bricklaying,
Underpinning. Call 639-
6478 anytime. 9:39tfn
TAT
FOR SALE — 4 Automatic
Washers; 1
Refrigerator; lOll Space
Heater. RON’S APPU-
ANCE SERVICE. Ph.
739-8893. 10:26, 27; 11:
‘wanted
ARE YOU EARNING
ENOUGH? Supplement
your Income by
becoming an Avon
Representative. The
money’s good and hours
flexible. Call collect now
for further details, 434-
9772. 11:1, 3
WOULD LIKE TO BUY a
used small piano. In good
condition. Call 739-3170
anytime or 884-4874 8 a.
m. til 6 p. m. 10:27tfn
TAT
WANTED - WE PAY
CASH for used furniture
and good appliances.
Call 789-7381 Open
Thurs.-FrI.-Sat.
8;18tfn A TAT
HELP WANTED: LitUe
Moo Dairy Bam.
Someone capable of
training for night
manager. Apply In
person 3-6 p. m. dally.
Ph. 789-6608. 10:37tfn
TAT
FOR RENT
MOBILE HOMES FOR
RENT WHEN
AVAILABLE. Inside
City. Good location. Ph.
780-4438. 10:36tfn. TAT
FOR RENT- MINI
STORAGE - Family or
Business, 50 sq. ft. and
up. Available Im
mediately. Joseph R.
Smith, Broker. Phone
739-4461 or 482-
1461. ll:ltfnTAT
WIOOINS MOBILE
HOME PARK off 161 S.
York Road has large 50
X100 lot for rent. $30 per
month. Free garbage
pick-up each we^.
Nice and quiet. Also,
trailers for rent when
available. Phone 864-
4043 . 9:13 tfn TAT
MOBILE HOME FOR
RENT. References
required. Private lot.
Extra nice. Write P. O.
Box 762, Kings Mtn., N.
C.
SERVICES
HOME REPAIRS AND
REMODELING SER
VICE. Orpenter work.
All types. Room ad
ditions, cabinets, red
wood patios, carports,
storm windows and
doors . Roofing ,
fireplaces, bathroom and
kitchen remodeling. Call
739-6282. 10:20, 26, 27 A
11:1
SERVICES: For An
swering Service call
CHARLENE ELUS An
swering Service, 789-
8060. 10:6tfn TAT
CHRISTMAS WILL SOON
BE HEREI Shop early
for best selections from
our large stock of Xmas
gifts Items, wlMsl goods
and toys. Make your
selections and lay-a-vay
for Xmas. WESTERN
AUTO STORES, S.
Cherokee St. at Gold
St 9;89tfn TAT
FREE PUPPIES TO A
GOOD HOME. Solid
Black Mixed
Laboradors. Eight weeks
old. Call 739-4836 after 5
p. m. 10:20tfn TAT
HAYNES PIANO TUNING
& REPAIR SERVICE 19
YEARS EXPERIENCE.
Antique pump organ
repairing and restoring.
Keys recovered. Phone
394-5641, Charlot
te. ll:ltfn TAT
REAL ESTATE
HOME FOR SALE - 3 BR,
2 full baths, central air,
electric heat, two
carage. Located at
Woodbrldge Country
Chib. Approx, one acre
land. ' Reasonable
priced at only $48,000.
C!all 482-9266 . 8:30tfn
TAT
Larry D. Hamrick, REALTOR
C E Warirck Insurance Agency
Po^ Office Box S52
110 West Mountain Street
Kings Mountain N C 260B6
RFALTOP"
Jim Dellinger
DeVane,
C. CiipMl
REAL CBTATE BROKER
1 739-44S7
■~117 W. Mm. St.'