~ & Efird Mills, Mehitable White
McMahan from Carolina Mills
Mills.
Spinning Company,
KM
Woman
Is Honored
BELMONT—Belmont Abbey
College held an Outstanding
Community Citizen Night as a
part of Textile Week Friday, Oc-
tober 28.
The honoring of the excep-
tional textile employees was held
in the Oak Room and was
preceeded by a reception.
“This is one of my favorite
events at Belmont Abbey Col-
lege because it is truly a pleasure
to honor people who have a ge-
nuine committment to the com-
munity,” said College President
Dr. John R. Dempsey.
Honored were Frances Green
from Rauch Industries, Sarah
Nichols from Beltex Corpora-
tion, Robert Wentz of Firestone,
Bill Poole from Pharr Yarns,
* Charlie Ward of the R.L. Stowe
Mills, Karen Farmer, an
employee at Stanley Knitwear,
Clara Rhea from Clevemont
Mills, James Bennett from Acme
Nancy
Fuller who works at American
of Riegel Textile Corporation,
James Hill of Ti-Caro, Robert
and Mike Hall of Spray Cotton
TRIA’S
Italian Food
Hwy. 74 West - Kings Mountain, N.C.
Beginning Tuesday, November 8th
We Will Be Open For
CARRY OUT SERVICE ONLY
Hours: Tues.-Thurs. 3:30 P.M. To 9:00 P.M.
Fri. & Sat. 11:00 A.M. To 9:00 P.M.
THE EAST GASTON
ATHLETIC BOOSTERS
Are Now Holding Their
Annual Fruit Sale
NAVAL ORANGES $9.00 2/5 Bu.
GRAPEFRUIT $8.00 2/5 Bu.
TANGELOS 58.00 2/5 Bu.
ALL FLORIDA INDIAN RIVER FRUIT
See Any Booster Member Or Any Monogram
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ow For Christmas
While Selections Are Good
ONLY $20 DOWN ON ALL LAYAWAYS
A One Year Free Labor Service On
. All New Bikes Sold
Special Discount Upon The Purchase
Of More Than One Bike
JERRY'S
BICYCLE SHOP
115 E. Virginia Ave.
Bessemer City, N.C. 629-4536
The Kings Mountain National
Military Park will be the site of a
Revolutionary War encamp-
ment on Saturday, November 12
and Sunday, November 13. The
Guilford Militia, a group
dedicated to bringing a part of
history and heritage to the
general public, will recereate the
activities of an 18th century
muster.
As with today’s National
Guard, civilian males were
mustered several times a year to
be trained as a military unit. This
training was necessary because
the militia units needed
discipline and a standard drill
before joining the Continental
forces as they did in such battles
as Cowpens and Guilford Cour-
thouse. However in most cases
these rugged individuals were at
their best when skirmishing on
'* their.own as was the caseé-at the
Battle of Kings Mountain, where
a group of Patriot militia
defeated a better trained Loyalist
force under Major Patrick
Ferguson.
Registration
Is Scheduled
At Gaston
DALLAS, Gaston College’s
winter quarter begins on
Novmeber 30. General registra-
tion for classes will begin on
Monday, November 10 and will
continue through December 2
from 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.
Students may register on
November 28, 30 and December
1 from 8:30 a.m. until 7:30 p.m.
Students are advised to register
early in order to have their
choice of classes.
Winter quarter class schedules
are available at the college.
Christmas holidays begin at the
close of classes on December 16
and will resume on January 2,
1984. For further information,
contact the Admission Office,
telephone 922-3136, extension
313.
RH,
McDOWELL
PIANO
TUNER
AND REPAIR
501 Mitchell Street
Phone 739-6872
Kings Mountain,
N.C. 28086
Thursday, November 4, 1983-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page 11B
Militia To Muster
At KM Military Park
The encampment will not on-
ly feature military drilling with
musket and rifle demonstrations,
but will also offer several camp
life activities which include:
camp cooking, basket weaving,
bullet and button molding, can-
dle molding, Revolutionary
medicine, and other 18th cen-
tury crafts. Saturday’s events
will begin at 11:00 a.m. and end
at 5:00 p.m. Sunday’s activities
will begin at 9:00 a.m. and last
until 4:30 p.m. There is no
charge for the event. The public
is invited and encouraged to at-
tend.
Weather Report
October weather report, compiled by Kenneth Kitzmiller:
1983 1982
Total precip. 3.19” 3.75"
Max. one day .86 (13th) 1.16 (24th)
Avg. precip. JO" J2r
Yr. to date 33.46” 32.24"
Max. temp. 88 (4th) 86 (Sth)
Min. temp. 60.5 58.3
Avg. temp. 60.5 58.3
First frost 27th 3rd
(No damage)
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DAY OR NIGHT
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