A ne EAS NN Fe — PEs NT : wd =e ZS WW — aQ x5 / = — Ta Fw EE Von 29 i H¢ OHH ai 1erat fl %:: Ee bi | « 0 3 : > 20 | Sn 5 NO Pe VOL. 96 NUMBER F ob y le 35 NUMBER 22 THURSDAY, May 26, 1983 - KINGS MOUNTAIN. NORTHCZ | © 3 ; pr © o °c K jo HN < ABC Registration Deadline June 2 Citizens who are not registered to vote have until Mon., June 20 at 5 p.m. to _ register and still be eligible to vote in the July 19 liquor referendum. Kings Mountain citizens will £0 to the polls on July 19 to decide whether or not to allow the off-premises sale of malt beverages, the off-premises sale of unfortified wine, and the ~establishment of an ABC store. All residents who are current- ly registered with the Cleveland County Board of Elections are eligible to vote. Any voters who have changed addresses but have not reported that change to the County Elections Board should do so immediately. The polls will open at 6:30 a.m. and close at 7:30 p.m. at the Kings Mountain National Guard Armory (West precinct) and the Kings Mountain Com- munity Center (East precinct). Voters may register at the County Elections Office in Shelby between 8:30 a.m. and § p.m., Monday through Friday, or by appointment at the home of his Precinct Registrar or Judge. They are West Precinct, Becky Cook, 717 Meadowbrook Road, 739-3950; Jerri Myers, - 317 Scotland Drive, 739-9188; and Lewis Hovis, 604 Meadowbrook Road, 739-3109; and East Precinct, Hillard Black, 517 Rhodes Avenue, 739-2367; Grace Talbert, 200 South Orien- tal Avenue, 7394419; and Margaret White, 1405 Grover Road, 7394019. on Any additional information concerning registration, location of polling places or other election matters may be obtained by call- ing the Board of Elections Office at 739-3100 or 739-9271. This is Kings Mountain’s third ABC election in the past 17 years. In 1967, an ABC vote fail- ed by a vote of 1,411 against to 1,091 for. In 1975, it failed by a vote of 1,471 against to 1,310 for. In a vote for malt beverages and wine, the vote was 1,499 against to 1,267 for. Action League To Meet The Positive Action League will conduct a meeting Sunday, May 29 at 3 p.m. at Boyce Memorial Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church on Edge- mont Drive. Coy Privette, Director of the North Carolina Christian Action League, will be the keynote speaker. Several local citizens Pa will give their personal feelings as to the sale of beer, wine and li- quor in the Kings Mountain . area. All citizens of Kings Moun- tain ae invited to attend, said Rev. Eugene Land, president of the Positive Action League. ~ Upset Bid Is $52,550 BH An upset bid of $52,550 was | bf ere Friday afternoon for the { % ~ Fproperty of the old Compact School on Dixon School Road. 2a p= The bid was negotiated by George Jackson and Bill and Vangie Ramsey. : A second public auction has been scheduled for Thurs., June 11 at 11 a.m. at the site. Bidding will begin at $52,550. Warren Reynolds’ bid of $50,000 was high bid at the first auction held several weeks ago. In accordance with state law, the bids must remain open for upset for 10 days. Each time the high bid is upset, the sale must go back to public auction. ; The Board of Education declared the building and grounds unsuitable for public school use several months ago. The buildings, which contain two classroom wings, a gym- nasium, cafeteria and a concrete building once used for agriculture, contain 26,779 square feet of space. The land contains 6.2804 acres. Attic Sale Items Needed The Sertoma Club and area churches are sponsoring a Ten ° Treasures Attic Sale for benefit of the needy of the area on Sat., June 4 from 8 a.m. until 3 p.. in the old Belk’s building at 207 Battleground Avenue. The Belk’s building will be open Sat., May 28 from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. for persons to bring items to donate, Under the Ten Treasures concept, persons are asked to bring 10 valuable items. Household goods, furniture, clothing, baked goods and other items are needed. Proceeds from the sale will be given to the Kings Mountain Ministerial Association for distribution through its Helping Hand Fund. BAND CONCERT The Kings Mountain District Schools bands will present their annual spring concert Thursday at 8 pm. at B.N. Barnes - Auditorium. Bands performing . will be the Central School Seventh Grade Band, the Junior High Eighth Grade Band, the Junior High Ninth Grade Band and the Senior High Blazer Band. They will play traditional and popular band music. The public is invited and admission is free. 'KMHS Class Of 1983 Commencement Is Sunday Night Final exercises for the Kings Mountain High Class of 1983 will begin Sunday at 8 p.m. with the baccalaureate service at B.N. Barnes Auditorium. Graduation exercises are scheduled for Fri., June 3 at 8 p.m. at John Gamble Stadium. Local ministers will take part in Sunday’s service. The Kings Mountain Senior High Chorale and Ensemble will present special music, “With A Voice of Singing” and “O. Vos Omnes”. Rev. Ivan Stephens, pastor of Central United Methodist Church, will deliver the bac- calaureate sermon. Rev. Timothy Johnson, pastor of St. Paul United Methodist Church, will give the invocation, Rev. James Hamrick, pastor of Pathway Baptist Church, will read the scripture; Rev. Eric Faust, pastor of First Presbyterian. Church, will in- troduce the speaker; and Rev. Richard Styers, pastor of Cor- inth Primitive Baptist Church, will give the benediction. The congregation will sing “Crown Him With Many Crowns.” “Pomp and ' Cir- cumstance” will be played as the processional and recessional by pianist Jerri Patterson. Members of the Senior Class will lead graduation exercises. Diplomas will be presented by Principal Bob McRae, assisted by Superintendent William Davis and Junior Chief Marshal Charles Tracy Bolin. The Kings Mountain Junior High Ninth Grade Band will play “Pomp and Circumstance” for the processional. There will be no recessional. + Trina Maria Hamrick will give the invocation and Timothy Wray Plonk, President of the Student Participation Organiza- tion, will give the welcome. David Kirk Peeler, President of the Senior Class, will present the members of the class and Lisa Rae Smith, secretary of the Senior Class, will recognize honor graduates. Penny Michelle Sanders, treasurer of the Senior Class, will present the class gift to June Lee, chair- woman of the Kings Mountain Board of Education. Clayton Ollis, vice-president of the Senior Class, will give the benediction. Special music, “Go Gently From Me Brother” and “Ill Walk With God”, will be presented by the Kings Moun- tain Senior High Chorale and Ensemble. Members of the Class of 1983 are Billy Boss Acuff, Angela Denise Adams, Ricky Ted Adams, Martha Luanne Alex- ander, Cynthia Diane Allen, David Lee Allen, Howard Charles Allen, Rex M. Allen, Christine Renee Allman, Jeffrey Lee Arrowood, Rebekah Louise Ayers, Daniel Clifton Ayscue, District One Commissioner Allen To Enter Race Irvin “Tootie” Allen Jr. today announced that he will seek the District One Commissioner’s seat in the October city election. Allen is the first person to an- nounce for this year’s races. The seats of District One Commis- sioner Jim Childers, District Three Commissioner Corbet Nicholson, District Four Com- missioner Norman King, and Mayor John Henry Moss will be available for four-year terms. Allen, a resident of 611 Cres- cent Circle, is seeking a political office for the first time. He is the son of former Cleveland County Sheriff Irvin Allen and the brother of former Cleveland County Sheriff Haywood Allen. Vivian Chon Duggan Baker, Eric Duane Ballew, Paula Lu’Trail Barnett, Angela Kay Barrett, James Lary Barringer, Tony Jeffrey Batchler; Also, Sherry Louise Beam, Allison Elaine Bell, Kimberly Denise Bell, Robin Melinda Ben- nett, Brenda Gail Berry, Guy Bickley, Greggory Joseph Bir- skovich Jr., Faythe Lynette ~ Black, Michaél Calvin Black, Linda Lee Boheler, Samantha Ann Bolin, Susanna Lynn Bolin, Ricky Dean Boone, Dena Chree Bowen, Angela Priscilla Bozeman, Cynthia Marie Brackett, David Edward Bradley, Christina Daune - Brazzell, Pamela Ann Bridges, Rita Sue Bumgardner, Adrian Ardist Byers, Ronald Dean Byers, Danny Caldwell, Andra Mark Canipe, Ben Dixon Carpenter, George Thomas Carpenter, Jeffrey Bob Carrigan, Kimberly Diane Carrigan, Ken- neth Howard Caveny, Dale Lee Chambers, Christopher Lymon Champion, Dawn Denise Cham- pion, Mark Edward Champion, Alan Dale Chapman, Michael Todd Chastain, Antony Douglas Childers, Patricia Ann Childers, Bryon Mark Cloninger, Donald Ray Collins, Eric Flynn Collins, Heather Elizabeth Crowley, Charlotte Ann Currence, Angela Denise Curry, Deirdre Arjuana Curry; Also, Trina Vannessa Curry, He is married to the former Shirley Houser. He owns Kings Mountain Trucking Company and is a member of St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church. Candidate filing for the Oc- tober 11 election will begin at 12 noon on August 19 and continue through 12 noon, September 9. Runoffs, if necessary, will be Marguerite Patricia Davison, James Edward Dellinger, Sharon Allison Dilling, Laura Dawn DiSabato, James Michael Dixon, Kevin Darryl Dixon, Lorri Ann Dixon, Traci Sheree Dixon, Barry Michael Dover, Charlie Edward Dowda, Glynis Gay Drumm, Garrison Casey Durham, Rodney Mark Dyer, Kathryn Elaine Ellis, Elizabeth Ann Ellison, Toni Christine Ern- st, Jimmy Dail Ervin, Lisa Ann Falls, Mary Ann Feemster, Joan Lois Finger, Floyd, Maurice Orlando Floyd, Tina Michelle Forbes, Della Faye Fortenberry, James Fonda Fortenberry, Darlene Ray Foster, Isaac Joseph Freeman III, Theresa Rena Freeman, Deborah Elizabeth Gagnon, Phyllis Marie Garvin; Also, Bobby Roger Gilliam, Kristi Ann Gnandt, Deborah Margaret Goforth, Tenner Lornese Goode, Kelly Ann Goodson, Lisa Yvette Goudelock, Clinton Orr Graham, Roger Dean Grant, Steven John McKinley Grant, Carl James Greene, James Howard Greene, Everett Caesar Grier, Jeffrey Dale Grigg, Kim D. Guin, Catheryn Jill Guyton, Heidi Helene Hagans, David" Gilmore Hager, Michel Todd Hamm, Robin Denice Hampton, Joanie Lynne Hamrick, Trina Maria Hamrick, Laura Jean Hendrixon, Kelli Short Henson, held on November 8. All candidates must file with Luther Bennett, City Elections Board chairman. Voter registration deadline is September 12. Voters who are not already registered may do so by contacting any of the city registrars for an appointment. Karen Teresa Thomas Nathan Henson, Della Sue ‘Hipps, Jerry ‘Blaine Hollifield, Michael M. Holl- ingsworth, Clayton Ray Hope, George Junior Hope III, Sarah Florence Hope, Edward Steven Hopper; Also, Michael Lee Hopper, Deborah Jane Hord, Bobby Franklin Huffstetler, Robert Trent Hullender, Steven Blake Hullender, Lawrence Dewitt Humphries, Patrick Glenn James, Jacqueline Anette James, Telena Inez James, Stephanie Renee Jeffries, Karl Lee Jenkins III, Garland Thomas Johnson, Sophia Lorraine Johnson, Ter- rence Ira Johnson, Albertina Vernoica - Jordan, = Christopher Todd Joy; Also, Ricky Earl Kight, Richard Don-De-Ago Kilgore, Rhonda Renee Kimble, Christy Kay King, Kelly Renee Kuyken- dall, James William Lackey, Jef- frey Richard Lane, Alan Euro- pean Lawrence, Bobby Leonard Lawson, Thomas Richie Leach, Tracy Suzette Leach, Karen Renee Ledford, Kimberly Lynn Leftwich, Lenora Jane Loftin, Charles Dean Lovelace, Melanie Lovelace, Gary Donald Lowery Jr., Gerald Lee Lutz Jr., Lauree Deanna Marable, Charles Ed- ward Martin, Hank Clyde Mar- tin, Kenneth Wayne Mathis, Roy Dwayne Mathis, Cindy Jo Turn To Page 12-A TOOTIE ALLEN

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