Page 2A-THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, February 14, 1991
Briefs
Postal Jobs
Are Available
The U.S. Postal Service has
scheduled two exams for job open-
ings in the Charlotte area.
Local post offices, including
Kings Mountain, will have applica-
tions available February 19-March
4 for the exam for a clerk-carrier
for the Charlotte area. Starting pay
is $12.25 per hour plus postal ben-
efits.
Local post offices also have ap-
plications for a mail handler's exam
for the Charlotte Post Office.
Those applications were closed
February 8 but have now been ex-
tended through May 17. Starting
pay is $11.60 per hour plus postal
benefits.
Postal regulations prohibit post
offices from giving out applica-
tions on dates other than those list-
ed above.
Becker To Be Guest
On Late-Night Show
Gretchen Becker of Kings
Mountain will appear on Rick Dees
Late Night TV Show Thursday
night at 12:30 p.m.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Becker of Gold Run, plays a
spy in her first big role in the
movies, "Firehead." The film was
shot in Mobile, Ala. in 1989 and
premiered in Mobile January 23.
Becker's co-star, Martin Landau,
will also be a guest on the show.
AARP To Meet
Next Tuesday
The Kings Mountain Chapter of
AARP will hold its regular month-
ly meeting February 19 at 3 p.m. at
the Kings Mountain Depot Center.
President Bill Alexander will
preside.
A covered dish meal will be
served. The Board of Directors will
meet at 2 p.m. in the upper dining
room.
Members may renew their mem-
berships by paying at the meeting
or going by the AARP office at the
Depot. They may also be mailed to
King Mountain Chapter 4063
AARP, 301 North Piedmont
Avenue, Kings Mountain, 28086.
Senior citizens are reminded that
they can receive assistance with
their income tax preparation Feb.
19 and 28 and March 19 and 28 at
the Depot Center. Appointments
must be made.
TULTEX EARNINGS UP -
Tultex Corporation reported record
sales and increased earnings for the
fiscal year ended December 29,
1990. For the 12 months, sales
were $355,117,000 compared with
$334,020,000 in 1989. Net income
was $23,470,000, or 85 cents per
share, compared with $5,034,000,
or 18 cents per share, for the prior
year.
ATTENDS CONVENTION -
Joe Goforth, General Manager of
the Cleveland County Fair, attend-
ed the N.C. Association of
Agriculture Fairs convention in
Greensboro recently. Cleveland
County fair received the first place
agriculture fair award and second
place premium book award. The
1991 fair, which will run Sept. 26-
Oct. 5, is already being planned.
H.E.L.P. PROGRAM -
H.E.L.P,, a parent support group
for children with learning disabili-
ties, will meet Tues., Feb. 19 at
7:30 at Ascension Lutheran
Church, 300 N. LaFayette St.,
Shelby. Anita Cabiness, Ruth
Wilson and Carolyn Roark,
Directors of Exceptional Children's
Programs for the three county
school systems, will be in charge
of the program. For more informa-
tion call 484-3358 or 481-9143.
The program is free and open to
the public.
MEETING - A planning group
of Kings Mountain Council of
Churchwomen will make plans for
the May 2 Fellowship Day at a
meeting at Boyce Memorial ARP
Church February 21 at 7 p.m.
EATON INCOME DOWN -
Eaton Corporation today an-
nounced that 1990 net income was
$179 million, or $5.05 per share,
and sales were $3.6 billion. In
1°989, net income was $225 mil-
lion on sales of $3.7 billion.
| Obituaries |
KATHERINE ROSEBORO
“Funeral services for Mrs.
Katherine Ashley Roseboro, 82, of -
121 Wildbrook Dr., who died
February 7, § hE
1991 at Kings
Mountain
Hospital , were #
conducted
February
13,1991 at
Ebenezer
Baptist Church.
Rev. D.C,
Wilson and Rev.
S. W.%\lexander
officiated.
A native of York County, S.C.,
she was the daughter of the late
Lucie Lomick and Charlie Ashley.
She was a member of Good Hope
Presbyterian Church and also at-
tended Ebenezer Baptist Church of
Kings Mountain. In New Jersey for
many years she was a member of
Clinton Avenue Presbyterian
Church and was a deacon, member
of Helping Hands Circle, and a
member of Eastern Star Adah
Chapter 7 and Friendly Aid.
Surviving are her husband,
Manie Roseboro; daughter, Allene
A. Sellers; seven grandchildren and
nine great-grandchildren.
RUTH H. MARKAS
Graveside services for Mrs. Ruth
Harmon Markas, 90, of Methodist
Retirement Home, Durham, who
died February 8, 1991 at Duke
Medical Center, were conducted
Saturday at 3 p.m. at Mountain
Rest Cemetery by Rev. Bob Little.
A native of Kings Mountain, she
was widow of John Mitchell
Markas and daughter of the late
Lee Alexander and Mary Elizabeth
Harmon. She was a member of
Benson Memorial Methodist
Church in Durham.
Surviving are her son, John
Mitchell Markas Jr. of Dallas,
Texas; daughters, Patricia Ann
Markas of Raleigh and Mary
Markas Cline of Shelby; three
grandchildren and two great-grand-
children. Memorials may be made
to Methodist Retirement Home,
2616 Erwin Road, Durham, N.C.
27705.
Kings Mountain Weather Report
(Compiled By Kenneth Kitzmiller)
MOTHER-DAUGHTER IN MUSICAL-Mrs. Linda Dixon, left,
and her daughter, Christie, rehearse for the opening Thursday night
of KM Little Theater's "Some Enchanted Evening." Performances
are also on Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. at
Park Grace Auditorium.
‘Enchanted Evening' At KMLT
"Some Enchanted Evening" will
be all the title suggests, say mem-
bers of Kings Mountain Little
Theater who are raising the curtain
on the Rodgers & Hammerstein
musical Thursday night at 8 p.m. in
Park Grace Auditorium.
Performances are also on Friday
_ and Saturday nights at 8 p.m. and
Sunday afternoon at.3 p.m.
"The rehearsals are going great
and the music of "Some Enchanted
Evening’ is tremendous," say direc-
tors Linda Dixon and Julia Wood.
Lynn Echols is accompanist for the
musical selections which include
some of the most successful and
best-loved music on Broadway.
The production is funded in part
by a North Carolina Grassroots
Grant,
Adding to the show will be a
black and white set with perform-
ers in black and white formal tuxe-
dos and evening attire.
Featured in the cast are David
Brinkley, Jeff Grigg, Jenny
Muench, Judy Whisnant, Christy
Dixon, Catherine Clore and Allen
Queen. Children who performed as
the Von Trapp children in the re-
cent KMLT production of "Sound
-of Music" will sing popular music
from the show.
For reservations call the
Cleveland County Arts Council at
484-2787. Tickets may also be pur-
chased at the door.
A/IC RODNEY S. CHILDERS
has graduated from the personnel
specialist course at Keesler AFB,
Biloxi, Miss. He learned to per-
form in various personnel pro-
grams, including career develop-
ment, training, manning,
enlistment, reenlistment and Air
Force promotions. Childers is the
son of Eldora Whitesides of Shelby
and Paul D. Childers of Kings
Mountain. The Air National Guard
Airman is a 1987 graduate of
Shelby Senior High School.
PVT. ERIC W. ROSS has com-
pleted a light wheel vehicle me-
chanic course at Fort Jackson,
Columbia, S. C. During the course,
students were trained to perform
maintenance and assist in the repair
of automotive vehicles and associ-
ated equipment. He is the son of
Elijak’s
[Our People In Service |
Our People In Service
Gary W. and Elaine R. Ross of '
Kings Mountain and is a 1990
graduate of Kings Mountain High
School.
A/IC VILACHAK LADARA
has graduated from the air traffic
control operator course at Keesler
AFB, Biloxi, Miss. Course gradu-
ates were taught aircraft recogni-
tion and performance, navigational
aids, and procedures to regulate air
traffic and airport traffic control.
He is the son of Rath and
Khamsaou Ladara of 109 Wren
Lane and a 1990 graduate of Kings
Mountain Senior High School.
ADDRESS-Friends of SSG
Donald Anthony Day, who is sta-
tioned in Saudi Arabia, can write
him at this address: SSG P. Day,
DA 239273026, 4PH-MEB-G2,
APO New York, N. Y. 09503-0035.
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