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Thundfty, October 4, It1t-KIN08 MOimXAIN HERALD-Poge TA KM Man Charged With Kidnapping Shepard WoUe Lanier, 19, of 1010 Sherwood Lane, has been charged with kidnapping and Is free under bond of $10,000. According to Mountain Police another without her consent and for the pur pose of terrorizing her.” Det. Robert Dodge, the Investigating officer, said Kings that the girl was allegedly Depart- kidnapped from a Kings ment records, a warrant Mountain footbaU game, alleges that Mary Louise taken to Georgia, and then Ramsey, 17, was kid- returned to Kings napped Sept. 81 "by Mountain, unlawfully confining and Dodge said* the girl was restraining and removing unharmed with exception her from one place to of bruises. County Cancer Volunteers Are Honored For Service \ % NEW TEACHER-Terrl Smith Is among Kings Mountain’s newest teachers who reported to the classroom recently. Miss Smith Is beginning her Photos by Katrena McCall first year In the classroom, as a teacher, and Is Instructing ninth graders In French. Excited About French A newcomer to Kings Mountain and to the teaching profession Is Miss 'Terri Smith, 22, alio begins her teaching career In the French classroom of Kings Mountain Junior High this year. "I’m just as excited about French as my students,” says the pretty, vivacious teacher who is teaching French to sdl ninth grade students. Miss Smith majored In French language and earned her B.A. degree from UNCC. Her hobbles are playing piano, swimming and all sports. Beat The Rush! ' Have Your Chimney Cleaned And Inspected Now! OLDE WORLD CHIMNEY SWEEPS 739*2220 Experience-Insured She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry B. Smith of Rt. 0, Shelby. "I have always loved teaching and feel right at home In Kings Mountain and with my first classes of students at the Junior High,” ssdd Miss Smith. Numerous projects are expected to be underway soon by ninth grsulers as they explore the new language and learn to write and speak the language. Who knows, said Ms. Smith, pertiaps some of the students and I will have a chance to go to Fnmce someday and practice what we're learning. cited ir her B Ap- ■ round Ictory sr and anders i-year- polnts, second Deese SBH to lar-old Balleiv 99 and j with t King* Shelby prlngs SR' 1980 MAZDAS ARE HERE AT 1979 PRICES Mazda Introduces Its 1980 Model Une With No Increase In Prices lim V@lLKSWAi)[ElHI ■= • IHIwjf, 74 fey-psis® !Plhi®cs» 4M-&>77<^ (Begins on page 2A) president and crusade chairman for 1980, Dr. A.W. McMurry, medical advisor; Bob Guffey, treasurer; and Kay Holshouser, secretary. Gllda Cooper is executive secretary. Mrs. McVee, who Is well known in this area for her work with local 4-H'ers as an extension home economist for many years before her retirement, was cited for leading a Black awareness campaign and collecting more than $1200. and passing her fund raising goal. Mrs. McVee also serves as chairman of the local Tsusk Force on Black Awareness. Dr. McMurry, advisor to Land Bank Meeting Held The annual stockholders meeting of the Federal Land Bank Association of Shelby was held at Cedar Park, Polkvllle, North Carolina, on Tuesday night, September 2S, 1979. Approximately 6B0 far mers, rural homeowners and guests attended this aimusd meeting, according to J. Hardin Lee, Jr., President. A supper of barbecued pork and chicken was served to all present during the hour preceeding the meeting. The highlights of the meeting included a report on the progress made by the association during the past year; a report from the board of directors on Important actions taken during the year and the re- election of John W. Tedder EUenboro and J. Rhyne Reep of Vale as directors of this farmer-oufned cooperative. Other directors of The Federal Land Bank Association of Shelby are Harold Llneberger of Ungs Mountain; Donald M. Purett of Casar; and P.D. Crowder, Jr., of Shelby. KM’s Smith Enters Race GAFFNEY — Several driver changes are In the making as the (Jherokse E^teedway gets things In shape for another exciting eight event race card Saturday night here at 7 o’clock. Promoter Ed Gault Jr., still paying $1,200 to win the late model sportsman feature, hopes to have things In top shape after Saturday night's rainout. Reports are that C.L. Pritchett, the Georgia favorite, will be in the Number $0, formerly driven by Charlie Blanton. Word also is that Blanton will be In the Number 44, built by George Brackett, edilch was formerly driven by Herman Mauney of Morganton. Other threats are Kings Mountain’s Freddy Smith, Gaffney’s Mike Duvall, Jimmy Bullock, David Perry, and Mike Hum phries. Also Fulmer Lance, Washington, Oa., Spartanburg’s Billy Bishop, track leader In wins, as well as Bennett Clonts of Morganton, who has been running strong lately. the local cancer unit for more than 20 years, Itas conducted numerous detection clinics and conducted many educational programs on cancer. Outgoing President Ken Ledford, In making Dr. McMurry’s presentation, said that the doctor’s name "Is synonymous with the cancer society In Cleveland County.” Members voted to participate this year In the nationwide Great American Smokeout on Nov. IS and locally will Include a no-smoklng campaign geared to local school systems. In presenting the evening program. Dr. McMurry said that statistics for Cleveland Memorial Hospital show that the Incidence of cancer Is lower than the national average. tw l' .Wi; ■ ..r’i*---, '-2.'>, i-m ' V GOLF ACTION-Margaret Williams, center, prepares to bit an Iron shot during last weekend’s Kings Mountain Country Club women’s club chani- CIRCLE MEETING Mrs. Delbert Jackson will be hostess Saturday night at her home to members of Circle One of Dixon Presbyterian Church. pionshlp. left, and the title. Photo by Darrell Austin . Looking on are Jennie Arnette, Lib Mayes. Lynn Mauney won "He that knows noth ing doubts nothing." George Herbert CHRISTOPHER STEVENSON CROSBY Formerly Assistant Attorney General With The North Carolina Department of Justice Announces The Opening of An Otflro For The General Practice of Law 107 West King Street Kings Mountain, North Carolina 704-739.9711 800-222-8184 BEDDING BONANZA 3 GREAT NAMES JOIN TO BRING YOU AMERICA’S GREATEST SLEEP VALUES! 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