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EAST AWARDS - Pam Lee's third grade class were awarded certifi-
cates for the third nine-weeks. From left, front row: Amanda Conard,
Tasha Bridges, Alisha Beheler, Sontella Odums, Cindy Mabe, Tyler
Spear. Second row: Lantha Wade, Sheena Grigg, Aaron Carroll,
Matthew Ash, Marcus Curry and Jeffrey Martin.
EAST AWARDS - Heidi Crawford's second grade class won awards
for the third nine-weeks. From left, front row: Joshua Gash, April
Pennington, Chris Johnson, Nidhee Bhatt, Daniel Mason, Amanda
Martin and Jacinda Nichols. Second row: Harold Bumby, Tony Taylor,
LaDricus Gingles, Darice McSwin, Evan Ellis, Christy Ramsey,
Stephanie Tallmage, Michelle Lawson and Travis Bryant. Third row:
Heidi Crawford and Mrs. D. Randall
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EAST AWARDS DAY - Parents and students celebrated in Margret
Smith Smith's first grade class during Awards Day. From left, front
row: Brandon Howeel, Keisha Jones, Tiffaney Ellis and LaToya
Galloway. Second row: Ryan Farmer, Micah Burris, Erick Owens,
Tabitha Peterson, Patricia Molder and Chris Palmer. Third row:
Margret Smith, Carl Burris, Stella Peterson, Sabrina Molder, Carolyn
Palmer and Cornelia Crawford.
Kings Mountain Police Report
ARRESTS
Dcnorris Wilson Jr., 24, 245
Branchwood Circle, driving while
license revoked, wanted for first
degree trespassing in Townsend,
Maryland and on felony fugitive
warrant for failure to appear for
armed robbery, $25,000 bond, sc-
cured.
Bradley Wayne Pruitt, 22,151
Phifer Circle, and Michael Dale
Blanton, 22, 615 N. Lafayette St.,
Shelby, larceny of gasoline from
U.S. Post Office vehicles, $1,000
bond. A 1967 Ford was towed to
Falls Wrecker Service. Police said
they found a blue fuel can and gar-
den hose at the scene.
Ricky Lewis Carroll, 24, 802
First Street, domestic assault on fe-
male.
Gary Franklin Ramsey, 29, 12
West Gate Mobile Home Park, or-
der for arrest for probation viola-
tion, $3,000 bond, secured.
Janet Lynn Perryman, 39, 1412
Cedar St., Gastonia, drunk and dis-
ruptive and ordered held in county
jail until sober.
Johnny Wayne Smith, 31, Plum
Creek Mobile Home Park, Grover,
reckless driving and exceeding safe
speed on Battleground Avenue.
Julian Osborne Smith, 40,
Shelby Road, order for arrest for
failure to appear, turned over to
Gaston County deputies.
James Booker Tee Whiteside,
30, 307 Campbell Circle, two
counts child support violation,
$200 bond secured.
Robert Allen Price, 24, Grover
Road, no motorcycle endorsement.
Deborah Ann Ross, 24, 26 Pine
Manor, one count worthless check
by warrant, one count worthless
check, criminal summons, and one
felony count fugitive warrant for
failure to appear for forgery, $500
bond, secured.
Victor Lamont Bell, 20, 215
Morris St., citation for carrying
concealed weapon at Pine Manor
Apartments.
Travis Lee White, 24, Shady
Grove Road, tinted windows viola-
tion, citation.
Henry Manning, 43, General
Delivery, drunk and disruptive. He
was held in county jail until sober.
INCIDENTS
Jeanette Turner, 525 Kilgore
Rd., reported that her car was dam-
aged $200 while parked at 102
Carpenter Street.
Troy Allison, Kilgore Road, rc-
ported that someone broke into his
car and took a Roadmaster radar
system, $179 worth of speakers,
and an ashtray.
Margaret Roscboro, 107 N. City
St., reported larceny of plastic lawn
chairs valued at $28.
Kenneth Owens, 607 Gantt St.,
reported that someone broke out
the glass in his front door.
Gene's Sport Cards & Comics,
104B W. King St., reported that
someone broke two window panes
in his front door with a piece of
cinder block.
The Pantry, Linwood Road, re-
ported larceny of snack cakes and
chips.
Pat Plonk, 118 N. Piedmont
Ave., reported theft of a portable
car phone, discs, and a cigarette
lighter from her car.
A five-year-old child was
scratched by a cat at 212 Fulton
Street. The child was treated at the
hospital and released.
Harris Teeter, King Street, report
two checks written on closed ac-
counts for 225.92 and $71.48.
Two juveniles were fighting
while walking home from school.
Parents declined to prosecute.
The Pantry, Cleveland Ave., re-
ported larceny of $10.01 worth of
gasoline.
Six KMHS band students report-
ed that money was taken from their
purses left in the band room.
Eckerd Drug Store reported that
a customer attempted to forge two
prescriptions, asking for a larger
amount of drugs than prescribed.
Dewayne Webb, 125 Pineland
Ave., Shelby, reported that his car
was damaged and $250 worth of
speakers stolen. The car was
parked at Mauney Hosiery Mill.
David Fredell, Route 3, reported
that his car was rocked on North
Cansler Street.
A brown pill bottle containing
10 pink pills and a quantity of
BMP 140 were found at the dead
end portion of Gaston Street.
Danielle Lowry, 14 Georgetown
Apt., reported theft of a Huffy pur-
ple and turquoise bicycle.
Danny McDowell, 1716
Northwoods, reported that his yard
‘was damaged by a vehicle which
left the scene.
WRECKS
APRIL 11
A bump-up on S. Battleground
Avenue involved cars operated by
Rita Cunningham, of Bessemer
City, which struck a 1990 Nissan
operated by Faye E. Payscur, 609
Linwood Road. Payscur told Ptl.
D. F. Crowe that she was inside the
Minit Grill when the accident oc-
curred. When she returned home,
she said she found a note on her
windshicld from Cunningham ad-
vising that the rear bumper had
been damaged.
A vehicle left the scene after
damaging a 1978 GMC truck $400
in the Winn- Dixie Parking Lot.
The truck was owned by Thurman
Eugene Tignor, 413 Scotland
Drive.
APRIL 13
A 1978 Buick operatcd by
Wilma Hinson, 604 W. Mountain
St., was pulling out from Paul's
Garage and hit a 1982 Datsun op-
erated by Baxter E. Dietz, 809
Second Street, doing a total of
$1100 damage.
APRIL 14
Pil. Bob Myers charged Sharon
J. Dean, of Marion, VA., with stop
sign violation on York Road after
her 1979 Chevrolet struck a 1991
Geo operated by Phystilleen
Rayfield's
Strawberries
you pick them......$3.50 per gal.
we pick them......$5.00 per gal.
Containers furnished to take home.
From Cherryville on 274 South, turn right at
Toney's T-Tops, on State Road 1416. Follow
signs to 2006, turn right, left at farm.
CLOSED ON SUNDAYS
For more information call 435-1969
Odums, Route 4 Dixon School
Road. Damages were estimated at
$800.
APRIL 15
Pu. W. F. Fredell said a truck
driver forgot to set his park brake
causing his truck to roll and hit a
1991 Mack owned by S&S
Construction, of Moncks Corncr,
doing $3,000 to the Mack truck
and $50 damage to the trailer
owned by Roger N. Bradford of
Stockbridge, VA. Neither vehicle
was occupied at the time of the col-
lision.
A 1983 Olds operated by
Denorris Wilson Jr, 245
Branchwood Circle, rear-ended a
1991 Chevrolet SW operated by
Robert Peter Williams, of
Charlotte, doing a total of $300.
damage. The accident happened at
the intersection of King and
Cansler Streets.
A 1990 Dodge operated by a 16-
year-old driver and a 1981 Ford
operated by Thomas Edward
Dover, 310 Second Street, were in-
volved in a wreck which resulted
in $2500 damage to the car owned
by Carolyn Mitchem Jones and
$500 to the Dover vehicle. Pil. D.
F. Crow said Dover was traveling
south down north Sims Street. The
teenager attempted to turn left from
a parked position on the shoulder
of the road at Davidson Park and
struck the Dover vehicle.
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