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Kool Looks in downtown Kings
Mountain features the look that
4 young people like to wear.
All Kinds of ‘T-shirts. short sets.
and sportswear for men and chil-
dren are featured by Kheti and
Kamal Jagasia, newcomers who
1 have tound the Kings Mountain
business community friendly. They
are cager to please their new cus-
tomers.
"We are stocking what we think
the teenagers like." said Kamal,
who has been in the retail business
selling clothes for a number of
years,
A year ago Kamal married Kheti
and they moved to Gaston County
and two months ago decided to
open a business in the old Willie's
Mountain.
Kamal had previously worked
for a 60-store chain of clothiers in
Jewelry store in downtown Kings =
California. His bride has a degree
in social work and previously
worked as a counselor and social
worker for 16 years.
"The Kids come first with us and
we took this shop name because
children tell us they like to be
cool." said Kheti, who wants to
help*her husband get started in his
new business and then find a job in
her trained field of work.
"Kids tell us they like the
Hornets and Mickey and Minnie
outfits, so we have the NBA shirts
as well as the favorites like Mickey
and Looney Tunes," said Kamal,
Natives of Bombay, India, the
new Kings Mountain business citi-
zens have applied for their U. S.
citizenship.
“—"We like this community so well
we hope to move here soon," said
Mrs. Jagasia who, like her hus-
band, has been in the United States
eight years.
i A d ‘Kamal Jagasia, formerly of Bombay, India, like Kings
and they say the business community has made them feel at
; Tie lyweds have opened Kool Looks in downtown Kings
Thursday, May 19, 1994 -THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page 15A
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