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TURKEY WINNER - Al Moretz, left, won a turkey in a recent contest at Bridges Hardware in Kings
Mountain, Tim Miller presents the bird.
Business notes anniversary
All American Fabrics at 636
South Lafayette Street is celebrat-
ing twenty years of business in
Shelby with a totally new building
exterior. Wilford Morris, owner of
All American Fabrics, expressed
his appreciation to James Waters
and Steve Costner, owners of the
building, for changing the appear-
ance of South Lafayette Street.
All American Fabrics opened for
business in December 1971 under
the direction of Wilford and Opal
Morris. The name for the new busi-
ness was chosen because Shelby
had become and "All American
City" that year. The business has
shown steady growth since its in-
ception. It has changed from the
early "close-outs, mill ends, sec-
onds" kind of business, to now
having over 30,000 yards from top
design upholstery fabric manufac-
turers. Mr. Morris said it was still
the aim of the store to provide the
customer with the best prices and
best selections anywhere. They still
have the "choice" bargain fabrics.
The customer furniture sales was
added ‘about ten years ago with a
customessirequest for. a wing chair.
The furniture enhances fabric sales
and allows the customer an oppor-
tunity to create their own choice
from the many basic styles of sofas
and chairs offered.
Much of the success of the store
is due to the All American family
of sales associates. Ann McCraw
has been with the company for
nineteen years. Garland Morris,
Mary Ann Davis, and Beverly
Greene came soon after. In 1989,
David and Pam Roof joined the
company with David as General
Manager. The store recently be-
came a part of the Shelby High
School students workers program
with the hiring of Scott Hutchinson
as a student worker.
The common sense decorating
skills acquired over the years,
along with the knowledge of fabric
construction and content, enables
these experienced personnel to of-
fer candid and practical decorating
advice. This friendly and helpful
attitude has made All American
Fabrics not only an asset to the
Shelby business community, but a
magnet drawing customers from
adjoining cities and states. It is a
little known fact that All American
Fabrics ships a large portion of its
total sales to out of state wholesale
dealers for resale.
To celebrate this 20th
Anniversary, All American Fabrics
is giving away a wing chair and
twenty $20.00 gift certificates. Go
to the store at 636 South Lafayette
Street and register. The drawing
will be held at 5 p.m. on january 3,
1992.
Employees of All American Fabrics
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1991 GEO STORM
“BRAND NEW”
Air conditioning, AM-FM
cassette, 5 speed, cargo
cover, air bag, Stk. #8608.
SALE PRICE
$8738
INCLUDES REBATE
“Payment includes rebate, 10.95% APR with $500 down, plus tax and tag.
Butler promoted
CLEVELAND, OH. - Eaton
Corporation's Board of Directors
have announced the election of
William E. Butler as the company's
eighth Chairman of the Board.
Butler succeeds James R. Stover.
On September 4, 1991, the com-
pany announced that Butler had
been elected Chief Executive
Officer, and would assume the ad-
ditional responsibilities of the
chairmanship upon Stover's retire-
ment. At that time, the Board also
named John S. Rodewig to the po-
sition of Chief Operating Officer
and President-Elect. The Board
confirmed Rodewig's election as
President of the company yester-
day.
Butler joined Eaton in 1957 as a
assistant employee relations man-
ager at a plant in Kenosha,
Wisconsin. He held a number of
line positions and was later named
General Manager of the
Suspension Division. In 1977, he
became Group Vice President -
Industrial and Security Products,
and one year later was named
President of the Automotive
~ Components Group.
MOORE
From Page 6-B
"I couldn't ask for a more attrac-
tive project to start with,” Moore
said. "The facility can help ease the
shortage of nursing home beds in
the area while supplying over 100
jobs."
Moore said he was glad to have
the opportunity to return to this
county, noting that the surround-
ings were ideal.
"I'm very happy to be back in
this area,” he said. "I wanted to
bring my family back to an envi-
ronment that only Cleveland
County can provide."
He received his bachelor of sci-
ence degree in Environmental
Health from East Tennessee State
University at Johnson City,
Tennessee in 1973.
He and his wife, Jean, along
with their daughters Cathy, 16, and
Kelly, 14, live in Kings Mountain.
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Dr. G. Norman Thompson,
Licensed Christian Counselor
Now accepting appointments for:
Marriage & Family eo
Stress and Anxiety
Pre-Marital
Substance Abuse
Depression
108 Pinewood Circle, Belmont, NC e
837-1742
Evening Appointments Available
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January 2
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transmission and anti-lock
brake system. Stk. #9001.
SALE PRICE
we. S199
INCLUDES REBATE Per Month
“Payment includes rebate, 10.95% APR with 8500 down, plus tax and tag,
Per Month
1992 CHEVY S-10 PICKUP
“BRAND New:
Air conditioning, 5 speed,
AM-FM ED ahoe
equipment, power
steering, sliding rear
window and more. A
ALL PRICE
995
INCLUDES
REBATE
. "Nobody Walks Away"
HWY. 150, CHERRYVILLE, N.C.
‘Payment includes rebate, 10.95% APR
with $500 down, plus tax and tag.
1991 CHEVY FULL SIZE PICKUP
“BRAND NEW”
$500 REBATE
Air conditioning, 5 speed,
Silverado equipment,
power windows, locks,
AM/FM cassette, stap
bumper, tilt wheel, cruise
control and more. Stk.
#08844. SALE PRICE
$11,149
INCLUDES REBATE “Payment includesirebate, 10:98% APR
with $500 down, plus tax ahd tag.
435-3277
1-800-273-3270
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stereo w/cass. Loaded with
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