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Page 12B-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Wednesday, December 3, 1986
Three Churches Targets
Of Weekend
Three churches were the
target, of vandals during the
weekend, according to city
police.
Second Baptist Church at
102 Linwood Road was hit by
thieves last Tuesday night
who took $3,750 worth of
goods, including a
mimeograph machine, pencil
Automobile
Accidents
Reported
Five automobile accidents
occurred in the area during
the weekend, police reported.
Fay McInnes, 916 Second
St.,operating a 1973 Chevrolet
on North Piedmont at Fair-
view St.,struck a 1973 Ford
operated by Charles
Barnette, of Blanton St., do-
ing $750 damage to his car
and $200 to her vehicle.
A 1972 Dodge operated by
Roy Hollifield, 406 Cherry St.,
was damaged $300 by an
unknown driver who ran the
stoplight on York Road at,
Gold St.
Another accident involving
a hit-and-run driver occurred
in the parking lot at Kings
Mountain Senior High School.
Charles Neill’s 1984 Chevrolet
was struck in the parking lot
and damaged $400.
Cars operated by Betty Jo
Wilson of Shelby and
Christopher Stanley of
Clover,S.C. were involved in
an accident on East King
Street. Ms. Wilson had stop-
ped to let a pssenger out when
the other car came over the
hill. The 1973 Pontiac
operated by Stanley was
damaged $600 and the Wilson
1982 Ford was damaged
$1500.Four people were
treated for injuries.
Restaurant
Employee
Is Robbed
An employee of the Kings
Mountain Wiener King was
robbed behind the restaurant
Friday night, according to
Kings Mountain Police.
According to Kings Moun-
tain Patrolman Raymond
Garris, Allen Welch said he
had gone to the bank to
deposit some money but had
forgotten his key. When he
returned to the business to
get the key, a man stepped in
front of him and told him to
toss him the money or he
would shoot. The suspect
reportedly fled in an
unknown direction with an
undisclosed amount of
money, according to police.
Safety Poster
Deadline
January 12
The deadline for entries in
this year’s traffic safety
poster contest sponsored by
the AAA Carolina Motor Club
is January 12, according to
club president Ralph Peters.
The contest is open to
elementary and high school
students in the Carolinas, a.
offers more than $1,800 in
savings bonds to winning
students and instructors.
After the Carolinas contest
is held, all posters are for-
warded to the American
Automobile Association for
judging in the national finals,
where more than $13,000 will
be awarded winners.
For additonal information,
write Traffic Safety Poster
Contest, AAA Carolina Motor
Club, P.O. Box 30008,
Charlotte, N.C. 28230, or call
the club’s public realtions
department at 377-3600.
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sharpener, RCA color televi-
sion set, RCA video cassete
recorder, a Bell and Howell
film projector, Snroy gun,
decoder, and electric heater.
East Side Baptist Church at
308 York Road was vandaliz-
ed Monday by thieves who
took two tape players valued
at $160 and a weedeater
valued at $279.
Faith Baptist Church at
1009 Linwood . Road was
broken into Nov.26th and a
stereo playuer, coffee maker
and Coleman cooler
stolen.The items were valued
at $300.
James Grigg, Route 3,
reported that vandals threw
rocks and broke the wind-
shield from his car.
Kay Leftwich, 404 E.
Parker St., reported that
money was stolen from her
residence and Kings Moun-
tain Junior High officials
reported that three trailers
were broken into and a radio
removed from one.
Lena Brown, No.84 Pine
Manor, reported that her
front door was damaged.
Michael Smith, 917 Church
St., reported that someone let
the air out of his tires and eg-
ged the vehicle.
Beulah Nance, 937 Grace
St., reported that her house
was egged by vandals.
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