Heather's First
Birthday
Heather Anne Smith,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald T. Smith of Mount Hol-
ly, celebrated her first birthday
on August 11 with a party at her
home.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Robert T. Smith of Mount
Holly and Mr. and Mrs. E.B.
Cooke of Kings Mountain. Her
great-grandmother is Mrs.
Robert E. Smith of Mount Hol-
ly.
Her mother is the former Deb-
bie Cooke from Kings Moun-
tain.
WENDY MAUNEY
Wendy Mauney
One Year Old
Wendy Michelle Mauney,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Mauney of Route 1, Grover, will
celebrate her
August 26.
Wendy is the granddaughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Bowen of Route 1, Grover,
Sheila Bowen of Lincolnton, and
Ernest and Wilma Mauney, both
of Kings Mountain.
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CHRISTOPHER,
ALICIA MORGAN
Note Birthdays
Christopher Wade Morgan,
age two, and Alicia Danielle
Morgan, age one, will celebrate
their birthdays at a party August .
27 at their home at 1320 Second
Street Extension. A Smurf and
Smurfette theme will be carried
out.
They are the children of Mike
and Roxanne Morgan and
grandparents of Carl and Joyce
Morgan and Bob and Judy
Causby. Great-grandparents are
Dorothy Leonard, Louise
Morgan, Austin Bell and Jake
Causby.
Mountaineer Days Set
Plans are beginning to take
shape for the Mountaineer Days
celebration to be held October
5-8.
Church group singing will be
held on Wednesday night at the
lobby of the new city hall. A
bon-fire will follow and a possi-
ble hotdog roast is being discuss-
ed.
The Kings Mountain Fire
Department will sell hotdogs all
day Thursdady. A street dance
featuring “South’s Finest Band”
will be held on Thursday night
from 8-12 p.m. on one of the the
main streets.
Boy Scouts will camp in the
lot across from the fire depart-
ment on Eriday. Also on Eriday,
the fire department will sponsor
a barbecue sale. Anyone in-
terested in buying a whole
shoulder should call the fire
deaprtment at 739-2552 and
place the order.
Other events include a car-
nival for kids, beard contest for
men, self-defense demonstration
by Robbie Eng, and crowning of
Little Miss Mountaineer, Miss
Mountaineer and the winner of
the beard contest.
Any persons interested in
entering any of the above con-
tests should begin work on their
costumes.
A rocking chair contest is be-
ing planned, to begin on Friday,
Repairs Approved
From Page 1-A
from 508 West Parker Street to
the Kings Mountain District
Schools office.
*Approved a bid of
$28,979.2% from Charlotte Ford
Tractor for a diesel tractor
King
Files
From Page 1-A
Creek Waste Water Treatment
Plant, and many others.
“I would appreciate
everyone’s continued support
and vote in the upcoming elec-
tion,” he added. “There are
many other projects I would like
to have a hand in completing,
such as the walking and jogging
track at Commissioners
Memorial Park, street im-
provements, and others.”
King is married to the former
Ruth Ware and has four
children, Norma K. Pettus, Cap-
tain Jack D. King of the U.S.
Marine Reserves, Bruce W. King
and Joyce K. Allen. King is a
retired employee of Southern
Bell.
King is an active member of
First Baptist Church, the
Eastern Star, of which he is past
patron, the Gideons and the
White Plains Shrine Club. He is
a 32nd degree Mason.
6th.
59.0
loader backhoe for the street
department. After Bill Martin,
an employee of Case Tire and
Equipment Company of
, Charlotte, told the board that
Ford is the only manufacturer
that can meet the city’s specifica-
tions of size, Commissioner Jim
Childers voted against the mo-
tion, citing the action ‘closed
specifications.” He said it is
unlawful for a public-body to
“write closed specifications.”
*Approved a bid of
$23,446.50 from Public Steel of
Charlotte for corrugaged steel
culvert pipe to be used for the
walking and jogging .track pro-
ject at Commissioners Memorial
Park. _.
* Approved a bid of $21,580
from Charlotte Ford Tractor for
a trencher for the gas depart-
ment.
* Approved a request from the
Police Department to restrict
truck traffic on North Sims
Street to 1% tons from East
King Street to Mitchell Street.
* Approved appraised value on
adjacent property to be con-
veyed to individuals in
redevelopment areas, and ap-
proved advertising for sale of the
property.
“* Approved a request from the
Police Department to place “no
parking” signs on the west and
east sides of Fourth Street from
Fairview to Linwood Road.
* Appointed David Faunce to
the Planning and Zoning Board.
CALL 739-6686
/
200.00 rewaro
For information leading to the arrest and conviction of
person or persons responsible for damage to the Kings
Mountain Country Chu golf course on Saturday, August
ALL INFORMATION HELD IN STRICT CONFIDENCE
Saturday’s activities will in-
clude a parade, hot air balloon
rides from 12-3 p.m., featuring
Mr. Bill's TV 13 balloon,
barbecue sale, craft show at the
community center, and another
street dance downtown. Anyone
interested in entering the craft
fair should call Denise Falls at
739-1242.
Anyone interested in entering
any of the contests or entering a
float in the parade should call
the Kings Mountain Fire
Department at 739-2552.
Wrecks
Reported
Kings Mountain police in-
vestigated five minor traffic ac-
cidents during the past week.
Cars driven by Robert Don-
nan of Chapel Hill and Jac-
queline Bell of Route 4, Kings
Mountain, collided Thursday at
7:05 p.m. on East King Street.
Damages were $250 to Bell’s car
and $600 to Donnan’s.
Cars driven by Janice
McAbee and Ellis Norris, both
of Shelby, collided Friday at
5:19 p.m. on West King Street.
Damages were $100 to
McAbee’s car and $250 to Nor-
ris’s.
Cars driven by Michael Green
of Mount Holly and Annie
Hardin of 1010 Linwood Road,
Kings Mountain, collided Satur-
day at Cleveland Avenue and
Linwood Road. There was no
damage to Green’s car and $100
to Hardin’s.
A car driven by Woodrow
Wilson Sanders of Bessemer City
struck a gas pump Monday in
the parking lot of the Crown Sta-
tion at Linwood Road and
Cleveland Avenue. Damage to
Sanders’ car was 150 and
damage to the gas pump was
$2,400.
A three-car wreck was
reported Monday on Crocker
Road. A car operated by Jill
Brooks of 914 Brookwood Drive
struck a car driven by Steven
Carroll of 305 East Parker
Street, knocking it into a car
driven by Jerry Lee Eskridge of
306 Garrison Drive. Damages
were $150 to Eskridge’s car,
$450 to Carroll’s and $650 to
Brooks’.
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Tools Reported Stolen
Tools and lawn equipment
were the favorite targets of
thieves during the past week.
Kings Mountain police
reported numerous incidents of
breakings and enterings and
larcenies, including three involv-
ing the larceny of lawn equip-
ment andr tools.
Clarence Potts of 608 Phenix
Street reported the theft of $200
worth of tools. Temple Baptist
Church, 612 North Cansler
Street, reported that someone
broke into its storage building
and stole a weedeater,
lawnmower, edger and assort-
ment of tools valued at $900.
Ray Howell Jr. of 316 Fulton
Street reported the theft of a
lawnmower, weedeater, toolbox
and tools valued at $345.
In other incidents:
Violet Macopson, 33 Pine
Manor, reported the larceny of
$1,200 worth of furniture.
Mark Shytles, 905 Gantt
Street, reported that someone
entered his home and stole
jewelry and a video player. No
value was given.
Jane Owens of 8100 Margrace
Road reported that someone
stole speakers from her vehicle
while it was parked behind B&D
Electric. Value was $50.
Winn Dixie reported that an
unknown shoplifter stole a bottle
of Anacin-3 valued at $3.19.
William Glenn Spearman of
Bloodmobile
Schedule
Announced
Kings Mountains first blood-
mobile visit for the 1983-84
fiscal year will be Thurs., Sept.
15 from 12:30-6 p.m. at First
Baptist Church.
It’s tagged the Kings Moun-
tain industrial and community
visit. The goal is 225 pints.
Other visits for this year are
Wed., Nov. 16 at-Kings Moun-
tain High School, Thurs., Mar.
8, Thur., May 8 at KMHS and
Thur., June 28.
Seventy donors from Kings
Mountain earned VIP status last
year. To be a VIP, one must give
blood at least four times a year.
Mauney Hosiery of Kings
Mountain is the only industry in
the county working in the VIP
program.
There is’ an urgent need for
blood types O-positive,
O-negative, B-negative and
B-positive. Persons with those
blood types are urged to give
blood somewhere this week and
next. To obtain a schedule of the
Cleveland County Bloodmobiles,
go to Hank’s Restaurant of Car-
quest Auto Parts in Kings
Mountain or Powell’s
Restaurant in Grover.
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503 Hawthorne Road reported
that someone threw rocks in his
swimming pool.
William Somers of 301 West
Gold reported that the right rear
lens was taken from his 1981
Mercury. Damage was $105.
Mattie Ledford of 14 Walker
Street reported the larceny of a
chair valued at $10.
Phifer Hardware reported that
someone broke into its building
and stole 15 guns. The value was
not given.
George Clark of 1309 Shelby
Road reported that someone
stole a battery from his car while
it was parked at Sadie Mills.
Value was $100.
Ronald Lee Guillary of Fort
Bragg was charged with larceny
of gas at the Seven-Eleven Store
on Phifer Road. According to
police, the man pumped $28
worth of gas and then told the
Welcome
You’re Invited
TEMPLE
BAPTIST
CHURCH
612 N. Cansler St.
Sunday School 9:45
Morning Worship 11 A.M.
Church Training 6:30 P.M.
Evening Worship 7:30 P.M.
Nursery Provided
Wednesday Prayer
Service 7 P.M.
Rev. D. Gerry Davis, Pastor
Chuck Towery, Minister Youth
And Music
store attendant that he didn’t
have any money and had left his
checkbook at the army base.
Upon investigating the incident,
Ptl. Don Ivey learned that the
1983 Dodge van he was driving
had been stolen from Dickinson
Buick-Dodge in Fayetteville.
Ella Mae Leach of 1714 Nor-
thwoods Drive was charged with:
assault with a deadly weapon
with intent to kill after her hus-!
band, James Leach Jr., was stab-:
bed. Leach was admitted to;
Kings Mountain Hospital. :
MCDOWELL
PIANO
TUNER
AND REPAIR
501 Mitchell Street
Phone 739-6872
Kings Mountain,
N.C. 28086
TRINITY
DAY SCHOOL
303 Phifer Road, Kings Mountain, N.C.
Now Accepting Applications
For 1983-84 Session
Programs For 3 Year Old
And 4 Year Old
Afternoon Care Available
Teaching The Mae Carden
Program
For Information Call
739-2213
739-9188 (Mrs. Myers)
739-2753 (Mrs. Davis)
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