Page 2A-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Wednesday, August 5, 1987
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MICA SPILL—Ten volunteer firemen in the Bethlehem Fire Department, above, assist
trucker Oreal Tuchet of Acme Trucking, Louisiana, in reloading mica after the heavy load
spilled all over Dixon Road Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. when an oncoming car traveling on the
5 MPH Bumper
1.3 Liter
Overhead-Cam
4-Cylinder Engine
trucker’s side of the road in a curve near Compact School forced the trucker to brake and shift
his load. Firemen worked for two hours to reload the tractor trailer rig, headed south to the
1-85 Truck Stop. The driver of the car, traveling north, did not stop. The tractor-trailer rig had
loaded mica at KMG Minerals.
Carl Goforth And Ken Jenkins
Challenge Allen In District One
From Page 1-A
the board and if he is elected
city commissioner pledged to
“work with allcitizens and all
members of the city council.
“My intention is to serve all
the people and to weigh each
decision carefully and face
issues as the come.I have no
axes to grind and am not run-
ning for any group. I believe
in good, honest government
and will vote in all matters
for the best interests of the
citizens of Kings Mountain.”
Jenkins, a Kings Mountain
native, is the son of Mrs. Ada
C. Jenkins and the late Jesse
Jenkins. He is a graduate of
Kings Mountain Senior High
School and is a Navy veteran
of World War II who served
aboard the USS Summers 381
for two years. A former
credit manager at Baird Fur-
niture and McGinnis Fur-
niture, he also worked at Har-
pls FLuner: | tiome before join-
"ing the City of Kings Moun-
tain as its second Superinten-
dent of Mountain Rest
Cemetery 22 years and eight
months ago. He is a member
of Macedonia Baptist
Church.
Said Jenkins in a filing
statement: “I was proud of
the service I rendered to the
citizens of Kings Mountain at
Mountain Rest Cemetery for
22 years and eight months.
Mountain Rest Cemetery is
admired by people from all
over the country who have
complimented me on this
well-maintained cemetery
many times over the years I
served. I respected
everyone's loved ones and
always treated each family
fairly. If elected as city com-
missioner from District I, I
would favor a city manager
form of government because
I feel that due to the tremen-
dous growth of our city that
this is essential. If elected, I
will voge my own convictions
on any and all issues coming
before the Council and can
assure all voters that I am
not obligated to anyone. I feel
it would be an honor to serve
the citizens of Kings Moun-
tain on the board of commis-
sioners and pledge to listen to
all concerns on any matters,
large or small, which in-
volves our citizens. I was
born and raised in Kings
Mountain and my hometown
and people mean a great deal
to me. In the last two years
Psalms 46 has been an in-
spiration to me and I would
share that with you... “God is
my refuge and strength, an
ever present help in
trouble...”
WRIGHT REUNION
The Wright Family reunion
will be held at 12 noon Satur-
day at Erwin Center in
Gastonia and conclude at 7
p.m. with a service at St.
Peters Tabernacle A.M.E.
Zion Church, 911 North York
' Street, Gastonia. Dr. Gedrge fl,
W. Thompson, pastor, ‘will
deliver the sermon.
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HIGHWAY 74 - KINGS MOUNTAIN, N.C.
PHONE 739-4743
WALL STREET
MORTAR SHELL FOUND - Kings Mountain policeman
Harry Kyle shows the World War II mortar shell which elec-
tricians found while working under the former home of the
late John Gladden in Kings Mountain Tuesday. \ crew from
Fort Bragg disassembled the shell.
THANK YOU, KINGS MOUNTAIN
For making our business a success. At the 'c¢
quest of all of our friends we are changing ou!
opening hours. Starting Monday, August 10:
TUESDAY-THURSDAY 1:00-8:00
FRIDAY & SATURDAY 1:00-5:00
Closed Sunday & Monda
B&N CERAMICS
Corner Of Linwood Road & Second Phone 734-0702
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