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Saturday Wreck Is Fatal
To Donna Gammons, 27
Donna Lynn Gammons, 27,
of Shelby, was killed late
Saturday in a one-car wreck
on 1-85 at the York Road exit.
Mrs. Gammons was a
passer er in a car operated
Rush Issac Mull, Jr., 27, of
Shelby, which ran off the
road and hit a guard rail on
the right side and then came
back across the intersection
an hit a guard rail in the me-
ian.
Dr. Mayse
To Request
Pool Money
Kings Mountain Indoor
Pool Foundation will make
its second appeal to the city
for $15,000 annually to
operate a proposed indoor
swimming pool at Kings
Mountain Senior High School
when the city board holds its
May meeting Tuesday night
at 7:30 p.m. in Council
Chambers at City Hall.
The pool request will be
made by Dr. Scott Mayse,
president of the Foundation
and chairman of the Kiwanis
Club steering committee
‘which started the $750,000
fund drive for a natatorium
several months ago and has
raised over $600,000. Dr.
Mayse said that funds from
the city will not be needed un-
til the Fall of 1988 as con-
struction of the pool complex
is not anticipated to begin un-
til early 1988.
The city board, at the April
meetings, tabled a request by
the Indoor Pool committee
for financial assistance and
said more information was
required. Mayse said the
committee needs a financial
commitment this far in ad-
vance to allow the project to
progress. He said the city’s
contribution is ‘‘critical”’ to
the success of the community
wide project and could have a.
Mull was hospitalized at
Cleveland Memorial Hospital
with injuries and two other
ssengers, with critical in-
juries, were transferred to
Charlotte Memorial Hospital.
They were listed as Kathy
Bridges Allison, 29, and Doug
Hamrick, both of Shelby.
estimated damage to the
Mull care at about $9,800.
Warrants charging Mull with
driving while impaired and
felonious death by vehicle are
ending until his release
rom the hospital.
Funeral services for Mrs.
Gammons were conducted
Tuesday afternoon from Sisk
Butler Funeral Home, inter-
ment following in Westview
Gardens.
She is survived by her hus-
band, Steve Gammons; her
parents, Clyde T. Head of
Gastonia and Sue Conrad
Head of Bessemer City; one
son, Robert Gammons, of the
home; two brothers, Bruce
Head of Gastonia and Steve
Head of Bessemer City, and
one sister, Joy H. McClure of
Alexis.
Trooper J.F. Funderburk Wis P ER DAY
2500 MOVIES TO
CHOOSE FROM
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96° Rents Each Movie
From Saturday Til Monday
RENT A VCR - 3 DAYS - $15.00
RENT A CAMERA & VCR 3 Days $39.95
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< Board of Education in accep-
ting the natatorium and in
designating funds to help sup-
“port it.
DuPont
Manager
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by mid-1987. Another 300 will
have been added by mid-1988.
In addition to compact
audio discs, Philips and Du
Pont Optical also will be ad-
. ding capacity in Europe and
the U.S. to Supply CD-ROM,
write-once, and erasable op-
tical storage media for the in-
formation storage and
retrieval markets.
The company expects to be
generating annual sales of
about $1 billion by 1990, when
the worldwide markets for
optical media are forecast to
be more than $4 billion.
Hinnant,
Goforth
Winners
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mission because farmers
are more critical of county
tax increases than city
residents.
Stamey, 46, has said the
Gramm-Rudman-Hollings
federal budget-balancing
law and 1988 poverty
revaluation are the
toughest issues facing
Cleveland Technical Col-
lege in Shelby, was seekin,
his third term on the board.
Stamey had said that loss of
federal monies for the coun-
ty Department of Social
Services could cause an in-
crease of 15 to 18 cents in
the county tax rate.
Hinnant said he is most
appreciative of the support
given him by the Kings
Mountain area citizens and
voters all over the county.
A total of 10,704 Cleveland
County citizens went to the
olls, with the voter turnout
ight in the four Kings
Mountain boxes, but
moderate in other sections
of the county and heaviest -
at the Shelby Polling
places.
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Sale 4.00 to 112.00
CHINAWARE
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Trays, Pitcher, Cream & Sugar, Bud Vase, Ash Tray,
Cake Plate. Reg. 5.00 to 75.00.
Sale 12.00 to 60.00
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By Gorham. Full Lead Crystal Candy Dish, Bud Vase,
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87.00. :
Sale 7.95 t0 69.00
he LACQUERWARE
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small. Reg. 16.00.
Sale 9.99
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Bowls, Ashtrays. Reg. 29.50 to 128.50.
Sale 33.50 to
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ALL SMALL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
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Irons, Steamers, Skillets, Mixers, Blenders,
Toasters, Coffee Makers, Personal Care Items, Can
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Sale 6.40 to 95.99
WALL LAMPS
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Special Price 29.99
Cord Cover ‘‘Free’’ 7.50 Value
ACCESSORY TABLES
By Old Crafts Industries. Pedestal Planter, Two Tier
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Sale 14.99 to 24.99
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Sale 2.80 to 48.00
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By Gorham. Bread Tray, Trays, Bowls, Serving Set,
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400.00.
Sale 10.40 to
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Reg. 299.00 to 319.00.
Sale 219.99 to
249.99
LOVESEAT -
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_6 PC. CASSEROLE SET
Corning Ware. Contains: 1% qt., 2 gt. and 22 qt.
Covered Casserole. Reg. 51.97.
Sale 31.917
DECORATIVE CRYSTAL CANDY DISH
With 7.5% of Chocolate Candy. Reg. 30.00
Sale 19.99
First Come (Short Supply Left)
TPG. SET OF COOKWARE
By Mirro. Extra heavyweight aluminum, wood
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Sale 39.99
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