Page 10A-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Wednesday, July 1, 1987
TO PERFORM - Street Talk will perform Saturday during the Fourth of July celebration at
the Kings Mountain Community Center. Left to right are Tim Ottinger, lead vocals and key
boards; Zeke Crawford, guitar, background vocals; Robbie Bazle, bass and background
. vocals; and Curt Smith, drums.
July Fourth Celebration Saturday At City Park
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length of service.
Spectrum Fibers is closed
the full week of the Fourth,
closing on June 27th.
Tultex Yarns will be closed
this full week of the Fourth
and vacation payments were
made.
Clevemont Mills will be
closed from July 3 until July
12th and vacation pay will be
made to employees.
Hank Fink, Inc. will be
closed the full week of July
4th.
Kinmont Mills will be clos-
ed on Monday, July 6th only,
and vacation pay will be
made.
Parkdale Mills No. 5 will be
closed Thursday, Friday,
Saturday and Sunday and
employees will be paid vaca-
tion pay.
Phillips Dupont Optical
Plant will be closed one day
only, on Friday.
Combustion Engineering
will be closed one day only,
on Friday.
Commercial Shearing
employees will be taking in-
ventory and will be closed
Friday. Vacation pay will be
made.
Ruppe Hosiery, Inc. will be
closed the full week of the
Fourth of July.
Kings Plush will be closed
the full week of the Fourth of
July and vacation payments
will be made.
L&L Hosiery closed Friday
night at 11 p.m. for vacations
and reopens on July 6th at 7
a.m. Vacation payments will
be made.
No strictly patriotic
ceremonies are planned in
Kings Mountain on Saturday
but recreational activities
are planned day-long at the
KM Community Center
Events will begin with pool
events at 10 a.m. for which
participants can sign up at
the poolside. Events will in-
clude diving contest,
watermelon carry, cannon
ball, big splash, innertube
race, penny dive, and
alligator game.
Ongoing events include a
waterslide starting at 2 p.m.
in front of the Community
Center, fire truck rides for
the kids and other rides for
children.
Five Wrecks Reported
Five automobile accidents
occurred in the city during
the past week, according to
Marty Blanton, secretary to
Chief of Police Warren
Goforth.
Friday, a 1973 Toyoto
operated by Bobby Gosnell,
of Dallas, struck a 1973 Ford
operated by Martin Greene of
Route 2, Lawndale. Damages
totaled $3100.
Vincent Sullens, of 309
Somerset Dr., told police
another car ran him off the
road Saturday on Phifer
Road and into the yards of 405
and 407 Phifer Road, doing
$300 damage to the yards and
$1,000 to his 1985 Pontiac.
Cars operated by Philip
Moss of 106 Center St. and An-
drea Wilson of 111 N. Tracy
St. collided on the entrance
ramp of Highway 74 West at
161 doing $2,000 to Mrs.
Wilson’s 1985 Olds and $500 to
the Moss 1975 Datsun.
A 1976 Mastercraft boat be-
ing pulled out of Moss Lake
by Dru Beam of Westfield
Road, Shelby, on Saturday
fell off the trailer after
traveling about 50 feet, police
said. Damages to the boat
amounted to $250, police said.
Monday on East Gold Stret
a 1978 Chevrolet operated by
Thomas Bumgardner, 5140
Midpines, struck a 1984
Toyoto operated by Roy J.
Stinnett,Jr., | Route 2
Bessemer City, which was
damaged $500.
PERFORMANCES
THROUGHOUT THE DAY BY:
Rogers’ Sisters
Scottish Dancers
Rick Bowles and Richard Putnam
Fantastic Shakers
Fabulous Boardwalk
Peeler’s Mill Band
Performances From
10:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M.
JULY 4TH
UPTOWN SHELBY
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A championship golf tour-
nament will be held on the
putt putt course beginning at
1 pm. and a greasy pole
climb, always fun entertain-
ment, is on tap for 7 p.m.
Field events, starting at 4
p.m., include a pie eating
contest, a watermelon eating
contest, chicken chase,
greased pig chase, and
balloon toss. Local bands will
provide music for a break
dance contest and open street
dance.
A junior horseshoe pitching
contest for youngsters 12-15
will begin at noon and a
horseshoe pitching contest
for participants over 15 will
start at 1 p.m. Little League
and softball championship
tournaments will get under-
way at 10 a.m.
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