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I DowntowiiKings Meuntito
Injured When Hit By Car
Vickie Ramsey, age
seven, of 811 First St., was
treated for Injuries at
Kings Mountain Hospital
’Thursday after she ap
parently ran from behind a
parked vehicle and into the
path of a car.
Driver of the vehicle was
identified by Sgt. Bob
Hayes as Valerie F.
’Taylor, 21, of Waco Rd.
Ms. Taylor told Officer
Hayes she had slowed
down on Second St. to
avoid hitting another
pedestrian on a bicycle
when the accident oc
curred. Damage to the
’Taylor car was estimated
at $250.
Sheila Merck Smith, ol
204 Cranford St., told PU.
Mike Sanders that her 1973
Ford “went dead” as she
made her turn'onto Floyd
St. Thursday and her car
was struck in the rear by a
Chevy truck operated by
Judy B. Deaver of 1700
Northwoods Dr. Damages
were estimated at $100 to
the Smith vehicle and $150
to the Deaver vehicle.
Ptl. Ralph Grlndstaff
charged John Edward
Heath, of 302 Sterling Dr.,
with driving left of center
after a two-car crash
Friday on Sterling Dr.
Haskel F. Bumgardner, of
Rt. 2, operating a 1977
Chevy Station Wagon, told
police he had pulled Into a
private drive to allow a
lady to get out of the
vehicle as the Heath 1971
Chevy started backing
across the street Into
Sterling Dr., then pulled to
the left of roadway to a
mailbox. The Heath car
was damaged ap
proximately $100 when It
was hit by the station
wagon.
Cars operated by James
Lee Blggerstaff, of Rt. 1,
Belmont, operating a 1978
Ford truck, and Kenneth
Charles Allen, of 310 N.
DillingSt., operating a 1969
Chevy, were Involved In
collision Friday on
Castlewood Dr. when the
Blggerstaff car apparently
pulled Into the path of the
Allen Chevy, according to
investigation by Ptl. B.G.
A’TTENDS
Hal D. Kelley, Director
of Pharmacy at Kings
Mountain Hospital, at
tended the three-day 13th
annual Carolina Hospital
and sixth annual Clinical
CAOOMEE’nNO
Lt. Governor Jimmy
Green will be guest
speaker at ’Tuesday’s
meeting of the Cleveland
County Association of
Governmental Officials at
7 p.m. at Kings Mountain
Country Club.
Benton.
Viola Bishop Myers, of
Rt. 1, operating a 1974
Austin, backed from a
parking space at Mc
Donald’s Restaurant
Friday and into a 1978 Flat,
owned by Bette Haney
Bolin, of Rt. 1. Sgt.
Houston Com estimated
damages at $75 to the
Myers vehicle and $150 to
the Bolin car.
James Edward Dee, of
Rt. 4, was charged by Ptl.
G.E. Sale with driving
under Influence, driving
with license revoked and
leaving the scene of an
accident after a two-car
crash Saturday. According
to police reports, the Dee
1966 Chevy ran off the right
side of the road, hit a city
limits sign on Center St.
MEE’nNO
Pharmacy Seminar co
sponsored by the School of
Pharmacy of the
University of North
Carolina and the N.C.
Society of Hospital
Pharmacists. The seminar
concentrated on areas of
current concepts of Im
proved hospital pharmacy
procedures and
therapeutic advances.
and crossed back over the
road, hitting the 1971
Chevy truck, operated by
Paul W. Walker, of Rt. 1,
head-on. Damages totaled
$200 to the Dee car, $125 to
the Walker car. and $100 to
the city of Kings Mountain
.sign.
Two people were treated
for injuries at KM Hospital
Saturday after a two-car
crash bn Country Club Rd.
and U.S. 74 West. Ac
cording to Ptl. G.E. Sale,
Mrs. Mae S. Carter, of Rt.
2 Cherryville, was making
a left turn on U.S. 74 when
her 1971 Chrysler was hit
by a 1970 Chevy proceeding
East and operated by
Dortna H. Hayes, of 107
Wells St. Damages were
estimated at $500 to the
Chrysler and $1200 to the
Haye.« vehicle.
Ernest F. Hector, of Rt.
2, Bessemer City, was
treated at the KMH
Emergency Room Sunday
after a two-car wreck on
King St. at the entrance of
Cattletown Steak House.
According to Ptl. B.G.
Benton, John Edward
Heath, of 1030 Barnette
Dr., operating a 1971
Chevy, stated that a “lady
in a red pickup truck
.stopped at the entrance of
the steak house and
motioned me out into
traffic." He said he didn’t
see the Hector 1974
Kawasaki which was
traveling west in the
turning lane. ’The Heath
car was damaged ap
proximately $600 and the
Hector Kawasaki was
damaged approximately
$700.
I would like to thank all the citizens
who voted and supported me in the
Kings Mountain District School
Board election.
PAUL HORD JR.
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