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Page 6—MIRROR-HERALD—Tuesday, November 29, 1977 Girls Make AII-SWC Kings Mountain placed three girls on All- Southwestern Conference fall sports teams. Priscilla Rickenbacker made the AU-SWC volley ball team and Roxanne Tate and Pat Durham were named to the All-S WC tennis team as one of four doubles teams. The volleyball team In cludes Rickenbacker, Carol McCall, Gina Miller, Janet Dixon, and Crystal Crunkleton of North Gas ton, and Vickie Latham of Shelby. and Usa Woy of Shelby, Sandl Hawk of Bums and Wrenn Ruff of Chase. The tennis team In cludes, In singles, Lee Anna Edgerton of R-S Cen tral. Lynn Lee, Janice Sig mon and Debbie Shepherd of Crest, Dorothy Hamrick, Beth Clonlnger The doubles team. In addition to Durham and Tate, Includes Sheryl Hdlmes and Karen Lowrance of South Point, Adelyn Lutz and Jackie Powell of Shelby, and Lillian Sigmon and Debbie Sheppard of Crest. I Serving j 1 Gaston County j 1 and I ISurrounding Areas I With Unique | |CHRISTMAS gifts! For Over 18 Years! I May We I Serve You? 1 John's I I ®Ohop® I Akers C Shopping Center ! And K Forest Brook ! Shopping Center 2 Gastonia 0 ■ii ALL-SWC — These three KMHS athletes were named to All-Conference teams for their efforts In fall sports. Top Is Roxanne Tate, who teamed with Pat Durham, bottom, to form one of the best doubles tennis teams In the Southwestern Conference. Center la Priscilla Rickenbacker. who made the All-SWC volleyball team. Mary Allen’s KINGS MOUNTAIN DECOUPAGE 710 York Road OPEN MONDAY NOV 28TH OPEN MON-WED-FRI 10:30 .5:00 All decoupage supplies custom made wood work dip and drape doll supplies. Other craft supplies. WBTV TO Torevise Carolina Classic Rnal CHARLOTTE - The Championship game of the WBTV "Carolina Classic” will telecast Saturday, December 10 at 1 p. m. on WBTV, Channel 3, This third annual tournament will be held at Belmont Abbey's Wheeler Center December 8, 9 and 10. Participating teams are B ar b er-Scotla, Pfeiffer, Lenoir Rhyne, Catawba, Livingstone, Gardner Webb, Johnson C. Smith and Belmont Abbey. Exciting rivalries and goot strong teams are prevalent in this group and will make for another thrill-packed basketball tcximament. The WBTV Sports team of Jim Thacker, Bob Tay lor and Bob Schellenberg will provide the play-by- play and color for the Championship Game. The South is one of the seven fastest-growing areas in the worid. And Southern Railway is growing right along with Not only IS the South the fastest growing area in the U S , Its also one ol the seven (astest qrowng areas in the world Andoneof thehiggosi reasons IS that industry has been qomg South lor years And still IS Naturally, we at the Southern Railway are happy about all this bec.tuse e,ir;h time the South grows, we grow, loo After all, who do you ttnnk; .irr.i**; the raw materials to these new plants ' And the finished goods to market'^ In large measure wf’ Jo And. as the Souths population grows who do you think brings the things these fxiople need'^ Thecars thecarpeis theapphances ttiecloihinq the sporting goods and the food'’ Largely we rlo J But. we re not growing |usi to kei-: ip wtri the ever increasing population Were growmc) to be prepared tor an even bigger Souiti is the future According to the federal arivemmen' the railroads willgeianmcie.ise '' frcghi /oi ••"■ot up ti,' a w 't'lpis ,. -i Willwrc;i'ili'‘'i"- ^1 . WS’l: O'-l'.rig r eady Ii " in., now Were putting in a ne.- !reg”!c i.ifsi*• .iIh n .^— addingtoour inicr • >• i.e> v/h.'h„.dlrejciylti.- -rtiS' presigenlanclhisl'ppii''. our entire mainsn. ■ f u.i- ■ i|n m the peak ois.indtir’" ■.o evenihoi.gi, With you were .iisi; ,ii, ' Rei ausew-.r ■'ih e - ,, there rr-ady ;o serve ■ rail I'l will go . s't ' :re,aE,eS ‘ ippens ■ i righi iiiomated ■ a Wfr -u ''■Syslrrm And our nsprs t 'akesure giu.v - klonq •iitobe SOUTHERN fH( KAKWMkV SVS>»M iMAt A. .«(f N •.':.vA!'ONS The Southern Railway is one more good reason for living in the South. lou(^>*rn ■aii«»tir SyMtm Wt|b ;■ . KMHS Cagers To Play Clover Here Wednesday Kings Mountain High's varsity basketball squads will be unveiled to the public for the first time Wednesday when they host Clover High School In a pair of scrimmage games beginning at 6:30. Both KM clubs are ex pecting much Im provement over last year, when the Mountalnettes finished 18-9 and the Moun taineers 6-16. Clover will be bringing some young but talented teams here and will probably be strong tests for the local squads. Coach Kathy Brooks of the Mountalnettes will be looking over a wealth of talent. In fact, one of her toughest assignments this year will be choosing a starting unit out of a host of returning starters and some talented young players. Coach Brooks has six players who have started at some time during their careers at KMHS, plus she has an outstanding prospect in transfer Faye Ramey, a junior who helped lead her team in Lexington to the Western N. C. High Schools Ac tivities Association play offs last year. Coach Brooks lost her Tacy Eyes leading scorer, Susan Mltchem, plus another good player In Gayla Roberts. But she returns her number two scorer. Junior Priscilla Ricken backer, her 1-2 reboun ders, Judy Henderson and Felicia Bristol, plus Lisa Bridges, Sherry Ingram and ..Phyllis Mack. Adding depth to the team will be such players as Elizabeth McGill, Annette Littlejohn and Barbara McClain, who led the Jayvee team to the South western Conference title. Hie Mountaineers’ out look might not be as bright as the Mountalnettes’ but second-year coach John Blalock has reason to believe his charges will greatly Improve on their record. Blalock returns his top scorer from last year, junior f[Vernon Bell, his number two point producer, Everette Burris, his leading rebounder, WUUam Lockhart, and his top reserve, Jeff Prescott, who will probably move into a starting role. One thing Blalock will be watching closely Wednes day will be the per formance of his point gusirds, Eric Dixon and Darryl Friday. Both au-e untested as far as varsity Fourth Big Four WINSTON SALEM - At last lt>oan .bo- told! .eartt Tacy has a fetish for gold and the Deacon mentor will be seeking additional gratification this weekend at the Greensboro Coliseum when The Clan gathers for the annual Big Four Tournament. Gentleman Carl’s Deacs have captured the Big Four title the past three seasons, an unprecedented feat that prompted several media members to dub the affair the "Wake Forest Invitational Tournament" after Wake conquered North Carolina In an overtime thriller for the third straight gold trophy. Friday night pairings see the Tar Heels face Duke at 7 while Wake plays N. C. State at 9, the losers from opening night will play at 7 p. m. Saturday and Friday’s winners will play for the title at 9 p. m. before a guaranteed sellout crowd. And when the dust clears Tacy fully Intends to be standing at center court embracing yet another title. The three straight titles did not come easy, and It could be dif ficult again this time around. Gone from the Wake squad that helped gather those three championships are Skip Brown and Jerry Schellenberg, two players who averaged a combined 83 points per game last season for the 22-8 Deacs. But that’s the bad news. Now the good news for Deacon tans. Returning to the fold from a year ago Is AOC Player-of-the-Tear Rod Orlffln, a much stronger Larry Harrison at center, and a fired-up Leroy McDonald at small forward, not to mention a continually Improving Frank Johnaon at guard. When the Deacs played Marathon Oil In an exhibition game at Memorial Oollseum last week Harrison had 32 points and a dosen rsbounds, Johnson poured in 30 points, and McDonald ,1 114^3. Gaston St. (’Turn To Page 7) Kings Mountain, North Carolina Law office ot George B. Thomasson C. Andrew Nelsler, Jr. Attorney At Law 319 S. Battleground Ave. 319 S. Battleground Ave. TTie Blazer Building Klngi Mountain North Carolina 38086 Nov. 8, 16, 33, 39 competition goes, but one will have to step In and do the job if the Mountaineers are going to be a con tender. Dixon quarter- backed the junior high team to two straight conference titles under Ken Napier and Friday played the point for the jayvees last year. The Mountaineers, Blalock feels, could be a darkhorse In the SWC. TTiey’re not being con sidered as a serious threat to perennial champions Crest and Shelby, who are loaded again, but Blalock feels they have the talent to be in the thick of the battle. In ’The General Court of Justice Superior Court Division State of North Carolina Cleveland County EXECUTOR’S NOTICE Having qualified as Executor of the Estate of Grier F. Slpea (^CJe^eland ifftxinty, NoriljiiHlaiiiiina, this Is to notify all persons having claims against the Estate of said Grier F, Sipes to present them to the undersigned before May 9,1978 or same will be pleaded In bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate please make Immediate payment. This the 8th day of November, 1977. Billy Joe Sipes Executor' 601 Sipes St. Kings Mountain, North Carolina George B. Thomasson Attorney at Law 219 S. Battleground Ave. The Blazer Building Kings Mountain, North Carolina 28086' Nov. 8. 16, 22, 29 In ’The General Court of Justice Superior Court Division State of North Carolina Cleveland County EXECUTOR’S NOTICE Having qualified as Executrix of the Estate of Nell Cansler Cranford of Cleveland County, North Carolina, this Is to notify all persons having claims against the Estate of said Nell Cansler Cranford to present them to the un dersigned before May 9, 1978 or same will be pleaded In bar of their recovery. All persons Indebted to said Estate please make Immediate payment. ’This the 8th day of November, 1977. Nancy Suber WIesener, Executrix LITTLE MOO 206-308 YORK ROAR 'THE FAMILY PLACE TO EAT’ BRAND NEW SUPER DAWG 99' AND GET APPLE TURNOVER And FRENCH FRIES FREE BRING THIS COUPON SUPER DAWG FREE FRENCH FRIES AND APPLE TURNOVER 99' IF YOU FOROET THE COUPON WE’LL DO IT ANYWAY 3 - CORN DOGS *1.00 2 - HAMBURGERS AND 8 OZ. DRINK *1.00 SPECIALS EVERY WEEK WE HAVE THE BEST FOOD IN TOWN. COME TRY IT. IF YOU DON’T AGREE WE WILL REPLACE IT FREE OR REFUND YOUR MONEY saai Dav andH their intotl Count ’Twi joumi buck and f ^ theft minui ^ hunt, never 1^ yean I i Phot
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