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ARRESTS AUG. 2: Ricardo Ja- cobo-Diaz, 26, 608 Hillside Dr., no operator’s license,’ written promise. AUG. 2: Danny Ray Drawdy, Jr., Bessemer City, breaking and entering, lar- ceny and possession of stolen goods, all felonies, $20,000 bond, secured. AUG. 5: Patricia Maye Martin, 39, 614 E. Gold St., simple assault, criminal summons. : AUG. 5: Kimberly June Poteat, 25, 107 Fulton St., show cause, $200 bond, se- cured. AUG. 5: John Wayne Moses, 36, 1027 Bethle- hem Church Rd., domestic violence, two counts as- sault on female, no bond. AUG. 6: Jean Marie Adamoli, 47, Gastonia, fugitive warrant, no bond. AUG. 6: Jackie Donald Lanier Jr.,, 37, Gastonia, fugitive warrant, no bond. AUG. 7: Lamur Cantrell Brewton, 27, Shelby, driv- ing while license revoked, $500 bond, unsecured. CITATIONS AUG. 2:Jennifer Shuler, 30, 108 Kimberly Lane; ex- pired tag. AUG. 2: Antoin Bernett, 18, 622 Adell St., no seat belt. ‘AUG. 2: Brandy Byers, 24, Blacksburg, SC, speed- ing. AUG. 2: Jonathan Mc- " Clure, 26, Gastonia, re- voked license; following too close. : AUG. 3: Johnny Thompson, 28, Dallas, speeding, failing to carry driver’s license. AUG. 3: Wm. Clarence Whiten, 72, Blacksburg, SC, no seat belt. AUG. 3: Vanessa Williams, 39, 911 Grace St., no insurance. AUG. 3: Blas Castor Perez, 58, 209 N. Sims St., speeding. AUG. 4: Kimberly Han- nah, 31, Lincolnton, re- voked license. AUG. 6: Phillip Kes, 26, 141 Little Creek County Ln, revoked license. AUG. 6: Penny Cald- “well, 32, 1143 Oak Grove Rd, speeding. AUG. 6: Steve Allen Wray, 57, 111 Morris Rd. Tra. 15, expired tag, no in- spection. AUG. 7: Camille Din- nal, 29, Stone: Mountain, Ga., speeding. AUG. 7: Peter James Harmon, 34, Greer, SC, speeding. AUG. 7: Sherry Key, 41, Shelby, no insurance. AUG: 8: Jeremiah Crump, 20, 131 Christy Lane, failure to carry dri- ver’s license, failure to give turn signal. AUG. 8: Phayvanh Phengkhamhak, 27, 110 Keith Ave., unsafe move- ment. AUG. 8: Charles A. Adams, 59, 904 Grace St., seat belt violation. AUG. 8: Phyllis Ann Ross, 49, 904 Grace St., seat belt violation. AUG. 8: ‘Terri 'M. Thomas, 42, Lexington Park, Md., speeding. AUG. 8: Glenn M. Tal- bott, 47, Dameron, Md., speeding. AUG. 8: John Robert McGinnis, 27, Grover, speeding, no brake light. AUG. 8: Ladonna Fox- worth, 41, Camden, NJ, speeding. INCIDENTS JULY 29: Kings Moun- tain Middle School, Phifer Rd., reported lawn damage. AUG. 2: Ingles Gas Ex- press, 2101 Shelby Rd., re- ported a customer pumped $41.42 in gasoline and did- n’t pay for it. AUG. 2: A resident of Bridges Drive reported theft of a license tag, Sony Explode Amp and two 10- inch speakers from her ve- hicle. AUG. 2: A resident of Bethlehem Rd reported that someone kicked in his back door and took a 32-inch Samsung TV and a jewelry box containing assorted jewelry. AUG. 2: Food Lion 230, The Kings Mountain Herald 1110 Shelby Road, reported shoplifting of steaks. AUG. 3: A resident of Fulton St. reported some- one threw a rock through her car window and took her purse and a GPS unit. AUG. 3: A resident of Pennington Place reported that her car was damaged by someone firing a gun. AUG. 4: Food Lion, 610 E King St, reported shoplifting. AUG. 4: A resident of Benfield Road reported that his vehicle was scratched. AUG. 4: Food Lion, 1320 Shelby Rd., reported shoplifting. AUG. 7: A resident of Chesterfield Court reported a break-in and theft of a camera, cordless phone and other items totaling over $500. ’ AUG. 9: A resident of Kaitlyn Ln reported a car break-in and theft of jew- elry and other items total- ing $960. * WRECKS JULY 31: Officer M.J. Howard said that Ida Mc- Clain, 901 Sharon Dr, was backing her 2004 Chrysler and struck a 1993 GMC op- erated by Freda Wilson, 230 Bridges Cir, doing minor damage. The acci- dent happened in the park- ing lot of 215 Phifer Road. AUG. 3: Cpl. Mark But- ler said that Ronnie Moore, 110 Carlin Dr. No. 5, be- came ill at the wheel of his 2002 Honda. His vehicle crossed the grassy median on the east bound lanes of US 74 Business and struck parked vehicles in the park- ing lot of Scism Body shop owned by Scism Body Shop and Paul Dixon, 117 Phifer Cir. Damages were estimated at $4600. Cleve- land County EMS trans- ported Moore to Kings Mountain Hospital for treatment. AUG. 4: Officer K.L. Hamrick said that Wyonia Phillips, 814 Landing St. Apt. 11, backed her 2002 VW into a 1998 Chevy op- erated by Vivian Allen of = a © Orne necting 1 you whether your personal needs are health, skin, hair, clothing, or even an awesome new banquet hall, our staff is here to bring results! 4 Feel Better, Look Better, Dress Better, At Junction 309 Cindy Marie Amanda Erica Crystal Body Junction 309 Junction, i Meeting Vitamins Tanning Day 0 & Banquet Hall 104.739.4088 704-466-6065 Chloe's The Looking Boutique Glagg Salon “Upscale Consignment & More” “Something for Everyone” 704.730.0013 704.739.2528 Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men. Colossians 3:23 309 S. Battleground Ave. Gastonia doing $2,000 damage. The accident hap- pened in the parking lot of Silver Express on King Street. AUG. 4: Officer M.J. Howard said thdt Mandy Adams, 421 N. Tracy St., backed her 1996 Olds into a 2001 Ford operated by Curtis Johnson of Gastonia doing $3,000 damage. The accident happened at the fuel pump at Petro Express, 225 Cleveland Ave. No in- juries were reported. AUG. 5: Officer K.L. Hamrick said that John Lewis Blalock, 503 N Wat- terson St., was backing his 2007 Cadillac from the parking lot of Mountain View Restaurant and struck a 2008 Ford operated by Gary Lee Stout, 725 Can- terbury Rd. Damages were minor. AUG. 6: Officer R.S. Davis said that Paul Shergill of Shelby was dis- tracted by his cell phone and the 2006 BMW he was driving hit a 2002 Honda operated by Brittany Boone, 1133 Stoney Point Rd doing $3000. damage. The accident happened on US 74 Business. AUG. 6: Ptl:: KA. Wajda said that vehicles operated by David Michael McGee of Gastonia and Emily Nicole Flemming, 200 S. Watterson St., col- lided on NC Highway 161. Property damages were es- timated at $1400. AUG. 8: Cpl. K.L. Put- nam said that Maurice Haynes of Charlotte fell asleep at the wheel of his 2006 Honda. The car hit a guardrail on US 74 Bypass. Haynes was not injured.Property damages totaled $2,000. Computer classes at library Three computer classes are scheduled at Mauney Memorial Library month. They include “Introduc- tion to Computers” on Aug. 12 from 3:30-5 p.m.; “In- troduction to the Internet,” on Aug. 24 from 3:30-5 p.m. and “Word” Aug. 26 from 3:30-5 p.m. Contact the main desk at 704-739- 2371 for reservations. this Wednesday, August 11, 2010 Laura Bingham receives Order of Long Leaf Pine honor Laura Carpenter Bing- ham, former resident of Kings Mountain, is recipient of the Order of the Long Leaf Pine, the most presti- gious honor granted by a North Carolina governor. Former Lt. Gov. Bob Jor- dan, for whom Bingham worked as a staffer when she was in her 20s, presented the award signed by Governor Beverly Perdue at Bing- ham’s recent retirement from Peace College where she was the first alumna presi- dent for 12 years. Bingham, wife of Warren Bingham of Raleigh, is the daughter of Marion and Charles T. Carpenter Jr., for- merly of Kings Mountain and now of Raleigh. Todd Robinson, chair of the Board of Trustees, also announced at a dinner hon- oring Bingham that Peace College will name its newest « residence hall after outgoing . President Bingham and her husband, Warren Bingham. “The hallmark of her presidency has been her pas- sion for Peace, the place and her love of its students,” Robinson. said. “Her many significant accomplishments as president reiterate her stu- dent-centered focus — from the millions of dollars that have been raised for scholar- ships, to the endowed pro- fessorships that have been established in fine arts, busi- ness, leadership and interna- tional study to the internships she has encour- aged friends and alumnae in the business community to sponsor.” Completed in 2005 at a cost of $4.5 million, Bing- . ham Hall contains apart- ment-style residences for 66 students, primarily juniors and seniors. It is situated on the north side of Peace’s downtown Raleigh campus which was acquired by the college during Bingham’s tenure. During the Bingham tenure, Peace Junior College became a four year liberal arts college with establish- ment of the only leadership bachelor’s program in the state, new and renovated Laura Bingham buildings, the launch of Peace’s first evening adult degree programs, addition of bachelor of science pro-' grams, and establishment of the NC Center for Women in NC Public Service. KMHS Class of 1980 reunion Two events are planned - for the KMHS Class of 1980 reunion weekend. A tailgate party will be held Friday, Oct. 1 from 5-7 p.m. before the KM/Shelby football game in the KMHS parking area. Heavy hors d’oeuvres, sodas and water will be served. The cost will be $10 per person (game ad- mission is not included) The KMHS 30th reunion will be held Saturday, Oct. 2 from 7p.m.-1 a.m. at the American Legion in Kings Mountain. DJ, heavy hors d’oeuvres, sodas and water will besprovided. The cost is $25 per person. Contact Robin Orders, 704-480-7175, Carl Burton, 704-739-7963, or Debbie Ross, 704-734-0568 for in- formation. Senior Center program Aug. 31 “An Age for Justice,” a short documentary con- fronting elder abuse in America, will be shown at Patrick Senior Center, 909 E. King St., Aug. 31 at 6:30 pm. in the Conference Room. A social worker will be on hand to respond to questions. The public is in- vited. WBS No. 32268 28169. Y-4812K NOTICE OF A CITIZENS INFORMATIONAL WORKSHOP FOR THE PROPOSED CLOSURE OF THE SR 1915 (RIDGE - ROAD), CROSSING #631-860M ON THE CSX RAILROAD, NEAR WACO The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) will hold the above Citizens Informational Workshop on Mon- day, August 30, 2010, between the hours of 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. at Waco Baptist Church, 262 North Main Street, Waco, Maps depicting the proposed project will be on display and NCDOT representatives will be available in an informal setting to answer questions and receive comments regarding the pro- posed project. The opportunity to submit written comments or questions will also be provided. Interested citizens may attend at any time during the above mentioned hours. Please note: there will not be a formal presentation. NCDOT proposes the closure of the SR 1915(Ridge Road) at- grade highway / CSX Railroad crossing #631-860. The SR 1918 (Pinedale Road) railroad crossing is located approxi- mately 0.3 miles west of the proposed closure. It provides ad- equate alternate access using gates and gate arms as a crossing warning device. The proposed closure of this at-grade rail crossing is part of an effort to reduce the number of redun- dant and / or unsafe rail-highway at-grade crossings statewide. Anyone desiring additional information may contact Ms. Nancy Horne, Rail Division, Engineering & Safety Branch, 1556 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, 27699-1556, phone (919) 715-3686, or email nhorne @ncdot.gov. NCDOT will provide auxiliary aids and services under the Americans with Disabilities Act for disabled persons who wish to participate in this workshop. Anyone requiring special serv- ices should contact Ms. Horne as early as possible so that arrangements can be made. Cleveland County ~ KMH3259 8/04,11,18,25/10
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