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eed ae YphillipsWatker=, 6:2, 1 : Buhgine Koon def: Wolfe-Lisa “KM woman entertains tennis stars Twenty members of the Grand Bahama Tennis Association were entertained by Katherine Hardy at a cookout Saturday cvening at her home on Countryside Road. +The tennis players, along with 200 Bahamians from Nassau and Freeport, were in the arca to attend the Davis Cup Tennis Tournament held at Old Providence Racquet Club in Charlotte. After the cookout, Hardy pre- sented the guests with a gift in- scribed with "You's Got A Friend in Kings Mountain, NC." Annie Lee Mitchem and Isabell Brown prepared all the specialty items and Henry Gilmore was re- sponsible for the grill. Also attend- ing were Mr. and Mrs. Toby Williams, Melba Clinton, Wanda and Ashley Gilmore, Mr. and Mrs. Andre Raye, Myrthel Crowel and friend Octavia, Gail Roseboro, Shelia Woods, Ahmad Daniels and friend Dee and Natalie Gibbens. RY ar pee LN = as ji i i i ci sive vo 7 yin GL et ag a Gr LG Ap St RR a i ae SV un mie a b el tne RRR APS os. son wi YA OFFICERS OF TENNIS ASSOCIATION - $ ¥ Drtire~In Hwy. 274 Bessemer City, N.C. 629-5050 Officers of the Grand Bahama Tennis Association were among guests of Katherine Hardy at a cookout in Kings Mountain Saturday. Left to right, Steven Dillet, president; Patrick Munroe, chairman of Junior development program; Bradley Bain of Freeport, chair- man of umpire committee; Charmane Walle fundraising chairman; Gofrey Hall, tournament director and Hardy. Netters split two SWC matches Kings Mountain High's girls ten- nis team dropped its first Southwestern 3-A Conference match Tuesday at South Point, 8-1. Freshman Jackie Houston de- feated Leanne Smith 6-2, 6-4 for the only KM victory. The Lady Mountaineers defeated Burns 5-4 in their SWC opener last Thursday. The teams split their six singles matches but Kings Mountain won the first two dou- bles matches to clinch the victory. Coach Diane Dooley's ladies, 7- 2 overall, host R-S Central Thursday and Shelby Tuesday. KM 5, BURNS 4 (Singles) Jackie Houston (KM) def. Wendy Phillips 6-1, 6-1; Billie Wolfe (B) def. Siamphone Phanthalack 6-2, 7-5; Melanie Bumgardner (KM) def. Tracie Walker 7-5, 6-2; Stacey Herrera (B) def. Amber Jordan 3-6, 6-1, 6- 2; Amanda McSwain (B) def. «Amanda Keen 6-3, 6-4; Michelle Pence ii def. pity k Elmore 6- 4, 6-1 Doubles)’ Houston-Phanthalack (KM) def. 6-47 "Dunn 6-3, 6-7, 6-3; Herrera- McSwain (B) def. Pence-Sarah --Tignor 6-1, 6-4. 4 Packers lead duckpin bowling The 4-Packers swept four games from the Gold Diggers Thursday _ night at Dilling Heating to hold on- to first place in the Thursday Night Mixed Duckpin Bowling League. In another match, the Night Crawlers and Tar Heels split four ‘games. After three weeks of action, the 4-Packers lead with a 9-3 record. The Tar Heels and Night Crawlers share second place with 7-5 marks and the Gold Diggers are fourth at 1-11. Jack Barrett rolied a 143 line and 360 set and Bill Myers added a 121-321 to lead the 4-Packers' vic- tory. Allen Myers led the Gold Diggers with a 131 line and 353 set. R.W. Hullender rolled a 125 line and 340 set and Kevin Moore added a 116-304 to lead the Night €rawlers against the Tar Heels. Jessy Jenkins led the Heels with a 125 line and 302 set. VOTE FOR October 5th Your Support and Vote is Greatly Appreciated. PD. POL. ADV S. POINT 8, KM 1 (Singles) Jackie Houston (KM) def. Leanne Smith 6-2, 6-4; Mary Alice Beauchamp (SP) def. Sam Phanthalack 6-0, 6-1; Shannon Pope « (SP) def. Melanie Bumgardner 6-3, 6-4; Keri Hull (SP) def. Amber Jordan 6-0, 6-0; Cory Pressley (SP) def. Amanda Keen 6-1, 6-2; Levacey Palmeroy (SP) def. Sarah Tignor 6-1, 6-3. (Doubles) Smith-Beauchamp (SP) def. Houston-Phanthalack 8-1; Pope- Hull (SP) def. Bumgardner-Keen 8-6; Pressley-Pomeroy (SP) def. Jordan-Tignor 8-1. Barrett, Dilling win in duckpin Jack Barrett and John Dilling both won three games Tuesday night at Dilling Heating to move into a tie for first place in the Tuesday Night Mixed Duckpin Bowling League. After two weeks of action, Barrett and Dilling have 5-3 records. R.W. Hullender holds down third place with a 4-4 mark, followed by Mark Midgette at 2-6. Dilling won individual scoring honors for the night with a 148 line and 397 set to lead his team's victo- ry over Hullender. Hullender led his group with a 125 linc and 356 set. Jud Spargo's 116 line and 326 set led Barrett's victory over Midgette. Mike Davis led the losers with a 113 line and 310 set. KM RECREATION ACTIVITIES Kings Mountain Parks and Recreation Department has announced the following activities. All programs are at the Community Center unless otheswise“noted. For"more information or 1g TEISter, ; scall ithe Centgr at, 734~ © 0449 or 739- 9631. B Aerobics - Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 8:40-9:40 a.m.; Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 6-7 p.m.; Monday, 7-8 p.m.; Tuesday and Thursday, 6:30-7:30 p.m. Fee S10 in- side city resident, S15 outside city resi- dent. Register by the Sth of cach month. B Water aerobics - Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 10-11 am.: Tuesday and Thursday, 6:30-7:30 p.m., Neisler Natatorium. Fee $10 senior cit- izens, $15 inside city, $22.50 outside city. BW Tennis lessons - Registration now underway for adults and youth, $20 for adults, $15 youth. Instructor is Terry Franks. ‘ ; © WM Adil swim class - Registration ~ underway for classes for the month of October. Classes are held the first three weeks of each month on Tuesday and Thursday nights from 7:45-8:45 at Neisler Natatorium. Fee $20 per month. Limited enrollment. BM Mountaineer Days - Applications for crafters are being accepted for Mountaineer Day which is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 2. Call or go by the Community Center. "a Industrial softball Organizational meeting Monday, October 11, 6:30 p.m. Each industry needs to have one representative at the meeting. WARD 3 COUNCILMAN CONCERNED DEPENDABLE RE-ELECT ELVIN GREENE EXPERIENCED - HONEST Pd. Pol. Adv.| FRED FINGER Meet Our Contestants (in alphabetical order) Performing Monday, October 4, 1993 * 7:00 p.m. Arts Stage ; | Lond al Gayda Beddey Lana Bridges Amanda Helms Kings Mountain Shelby Burns 04 Ae ring A {: Aun Marte Sanders _ Kings Mountain Ditioge Burns t See Us ... 1 ATE '93 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER 7 Pass, V6 Engine, Air Cond, High Back Bucket Seats & Much More, Family Value Package. . EAC '93 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM 4 Door, Auto, A/C, P/S, P/B, AM/FM Stereo, Tilt, Cruise '94 DODGE RAM TRUCK Great Selection of Used Cars and Trucks! '88 DODGE OMNI } 4 Door, Nicely Equipped. I’ #9R27-A $3,290 ‘88 NISSAN SENTRA 4 Door, Auto, Great Little car, #1894-8 $2990 ‘90 CHRYSLER LEBARON White Letters. Auto, AC. Priced To Sel! 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