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i TE TT EN | Ean Lo mene w i 3 TOURNAMENT CHAMPS - Here's the Mauney Hosiery team, which won the 11-12 year old ci- ty basketball tourney last week by upsetting regular season champ FUN Bank. Front row, left to right, Shan Pearson, John Van Dyke. T.]. King, Chris Bullock and Daniel Honeycutt. Back row, Eric Ross, Alan Williams, Ryan Hollifield, Chris Henson and coach Dan Honeycutt. Photos by George Adams ; LEAGUE CHAMPS - Here's the First Union National Bank 11-12 year old basketball team which won the regular season city league title this year with a 10-0 record. Front row, left to right, Steve Crocker, Brian Smith and William Gamble. Back row, Jay Hendricks, Robbie Edgerton, coach Curt Pressley. Tyrone Moore and Brad Wilson. Not pictured, Tyson Dover, ll - Damages High Property damages were high in two automobile accidents which police investigated during the weekend. Alberta Littlejohn, operating a 1973 Ford, was attemptng to make a left turn onto South Oriental from Floyd, when a 1972 Jeep operated by Patrick Harrill, Route: 2, Blacksburg, S.C, struck her car. Harrill, at- tempting to pass the Littlejohn car on the left, apparently skidd- ed and overturned. Damages to the 1973 Ford were estimated at $600 and to the Carroll 1972 Jeep $3500. Police said that Keiko Nishiyama, operating a 1983 Chevrolet, failed to yield at the intersection of York and Gold Streets and hit a 1973 Chevy operated by Timothy Wood, 118 N. Cansler St. Damages totaled $1100. Honey has been used as a center for golf balls and in anti- freeze mixtures. Watchers Class Opening Each Tuesday Evening Beginning Tuesday, Feb. 28, 1984 Weigh-In Begins 6:00 P.M. Meeting At 7:00 P.M. Community Center 208 N. Cleveland Avenue Kings Mountain, N.C. REGISTRATION FEE - $5.00 WEEKLY FEE $5.00 NO CONTRACT TO SIGN BASEBALL MEETING An organizational meeting of the Dixie Youth League will be held Thursday at 7:30 at the community center. Officers will be elected. All interested adults, including sponsors, coaches and parents, are urged to attend. Karen Anthony and Brian Ware. Police Investigate Complaints * City police are investigating a number of larceny reports, in- cluding the theft of jewelry valued at $1754. Jeanette Holland, of 1500 Northwoods, reported that so- meone took jewelry and $10 in cash from her residence. A 1973 Ford owned by Hollis Corriveau and valued at $500 was also stolen from the same address, police said. Cindy Moore, 2200 Parkdale, reported theft of a pair of pants from a school locker. Ricky Green, 217 Waco Road, and Wayne Blanton, Route 1, reported theft of hub- caps from vehicles. Kenneth Downey, 900 Rhodes Avenue, reported the theft of speakers and tape player from his car. James Van Dyke, 818 Cleveland Ave., reported that so- meone damaged his car hood ap- proximately $300, and Gene Canipe, Route 2, Vale, said that someone tore off the hood emblem on his vehicle. One incident of shoplifting was reported. Someone took two packages of meat from Winn Dixie, valued at $10. Hugh lvester, Route 3, reported that someone took a sharp object and scratched his parked vehicle. Plonk Brothers reported that someone threw rocks through their plate glass window, damaging it $350. Dye Leads Victory Johnny Dye rolled a 132 line and 351 set to lead his team to three wins over Betty Hullender in Duckpin Bowling League ac- tion Tuesday night at the Dilling Heating Lanes. Sara Cash contributed a pair of 113 lines and a 315 set for the winners. Betty Hullender led her team with a 112 line and 322 set. In other action, R.W. Hullender and John Dilling split with two victories each. Bert Ellison had a 121 line and Hullender added a 313 set for Hullender’s team. Dilling led his team with a 123 line and 347 set. Hullender Has Top Line Betty Hullender rolled a 148 line and 369 set Friday night to lead her team to four wins over Betty Crawford in Amazing Grace Bowling League action at the Dilling Heating Lanes. Mrs. Crawford led her team with an 88 line and 256 set. In other action, Ann Whitesides rolled a 108 line and Ethel Tignor added a 285 set to lead Tignor’s team to three wins over Helen Brackett. Mrs. Brackett led her bowlers with a 116 line and 295 set. Three Top 300 All three members of Jerry Blanton’s team topped the 300-set mark in a four-game vic- tory over Danny Dilling in Men’s Bowling league action Thursday night at the Dilling Heating Lanes. Allen Myers led the winners with a 131 line and 335 set. Bob- by Rathbone added a 328 series and Blanton rolled a 317. Dilling had a 114 line and 325 set for the losers. Ronnie Scruggs turned in the best performance of the night-a 165 line and 351 set-to lead Johnny Reavis’ team to a 3-1 victory over Ronnie Blanton. Tommy Barrett had a 108 line and 324 set for the losers. Berriers Purchase Silver Villa Mr. and Mrs. Howard Berrier have purchased the old Silver Villa (Kountry Kitchen) on West King Street and will operate THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO CO 1984 BUICK REGAL GET A REGAL DEAL DURING OUR WOULDN'T YOU REALLY RATHER DRIVE A BUICK WE RUN A VERY SIMPLE BUSINESS ROGERS PONTIAC-CADILLAC-BUICK HWY. 74 BY PASS, SHELBY, N.C. 487-6364 under the old name, Silver Villa. The Berriers purchased the restaurant from Alice Stiglich. Mrs. Barrier (Ora) worked as a waitress and at one time was manager on the second shift for 10 years. Other members of the new staff will include Ellie Mae Carter, who has been employed as cook, and Vickie Merrill, who will be the grill hand. Mrs. Bar- rier will serve as waitress and manager. The new hours of operation are: Monday through Friday, § a.m. until 2 p.m., and Saturdays, 5 am. until | p.m. The Silver Villa will be closed Sundays. HOT DOG SALE There will be a hot dog and ham- burger sale March 10 from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m. at the Chestnut Ridge Volunteer Flre Depart- ment, off Highway 161 and 216 on Chestnut Ridge Church Road in Kings Mountai. Carry-out orders will be available. All pro- ceeds will go to the fire depart- ment. For more information, call 739-5853. Harlem Globetrotters, EVENT: “HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS PLACE: CHARLOTTE COLISEUM " DATE: Tuesday, March 13, 1984 TIME: 8:00 P.M. TICKET PRICES: $9.00, $7.50, $6.00 Reserved Seating ($2.50 Off For Children 12 And Under) TICKETS ON SALE: Coliseum Box Office TICKET RESERVATIONS: Most Area Sears Stores Cone Center At UNCC Statesville Travel - Belk In Monroe T.A.S.S. In Albemarle MASTERCARD/VISA ACCEPTED: Call (704) 332-4606 ($.50 Service Charge Per Ticket) MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED: Send A Self-Addressed, Stamped Envelope To: “HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS” Charlotte Coliseum - 2700 E. Independence Blvd. . Charlotte, N.C. 28205 Send A Certified Check Or Money Order Payable To: ‘‘Harlem Globetrotters’ No Personal Checks Accepted / /33 CATCH THE MAGIC! AT PLONKS 0% OFF EACH SALE PRICED ~~ ITEM IN STORE Includes All Mens, Womens And Childrens Winter Clothing & Footwear Already Sale Priced UP TO 50% OFF Thurs., Fri., Sat. TAKE AN EXTRA 10% OFF Brothers Co. Downtown Kings Mountain TAKE AN EXTRA |
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