POLICE OFFICER GIVES PROGRAM — Ptl. Charles Bun-
drick, above, speaks to Junior High civics students during a
recent program in which he talked about law enforcement
and invited participation in a police-sponsored Scout troop.
Chief’s VCR Recovered
Police Chief Warren
Goforth, himself the victim of
a breaking and entering last
week, etched his driver’s
license number on the VCR
and the stolen camera equip-
ment.
Shelby Sgt. Roy Sperling
recovered the VCR Wednes-
day morning at an apartment
in Holly Oak in Shelby where
the resident said a neighbor
had brought it to her.
Chief Goforth said he got
his VCR back because of the
identifying number which
located the owner after in-
vestigating officers used the
PIN system and identified
the Chief as being the owner
of the stolen property.
PTL Center
it a Gell equ
- Without financial, support
from the community, People
That Love Center on North
Piedmont Avenue will soon
be closing its doors.
Wanda and Harry Kyle,
who opened the Love Center
here and have paid the $200
per month rent on the
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Chief Goforth wants other
residents to join local police
in a campaign to mark all
items of value with an et-
ching device which police will
loan you or if you are a senior
citizen of disabled the local
police will set up an appoint-
ment for a time they can
come to your home and mark
your belongings for you with
your driver’s license number.
It’s free to the public.
Chief Goforth says the et-
ching of the ID number is
placed in an inconspicious
place on a VCR, camera,
iypowriien, or anything you
value. “It may not solve the
crime but it locates the pro-
perty owner’, said the chief.
May Close
building themselves several
times, say they can no longer
operate the Center without
financial support from others
than volunteers who keep the
building open and distribute
clothes and other items to the
area needy.
‘‘No donation is too small’,
says Kyle.
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Accidents
Reported
Three hit and run accidents
occurred in almost identical
parking spaces at Hardee's
Restaurant on King Street
last week, according to Kings
Mountain Police reports.
Unknown vehicles
sideswiped a parked 1984
Ford owned by Roger Dean
Mullinax, 104 Briarcliff
Road, Grover, doing $500
damage; a 1988 Toyota own-
ed by Larry Richard Carroll,
505 S. Battleground, doing
$240 damage and a 1988
Chevrolet Camaro owned by
Roy Lee Phillips, 311 Stowe
Acres, doing $500 damage.
Police cited Charles Brent
Sanders, of 403 Cherry St.,
with stop sign violation after
his 1976 Ford struck a 1984
Datsun operated by
Margaret Lemmons, of
Shelby, on Thursday as he
pulled out of Branch Street
onto Cleveland Avenue.
Damages amounted to $1700
and Mrs. Lemmons was
treated at the hospital and
released.
Police cited Alisa B.
Roberts, Route 5, with safe
movement violation after her
1987 Chevrolet backed into a
1977 Pontiac owned by
Everette G. Greer, 3200
Margrace Road, at the gas
pumps at Express Store on
King St. Damages were
estimated at $1100.
Tomarcie Michelle Austin,
of 413 Tracy St., said her 1975
Buick “went dead and she
was unable to steer it “but
the car rolled back and hit a
Ford van parked at KM Body
Shop and a garage door doing
damages Of $2875. Police
cited Austin for improper
vehicle equipment.
A 1970 Ford, which was not
damaged, was being backed
by Lewis F. Messick, Route 2,
on Wilson Street and rear
ended a parked 1980 Honda
owned by R. Ross Pressley,
Route 3, doing $500 damage.
Lisa Jackson, Route 4,
operating a 1981 Chevrolet
which was damaged $800,
struck a 1984 Chevrolet
operated by Jason Dennis
Treaster, 725 W. Warren St.,
on Phifer Road doing $1500
damage to his car and $800 to
her vehicle.
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