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Nichole Lockmon reminds ererybody that Sunday is Easter os
she shows a smile and an Easter basket. Kelly is the daughter
of Marcia and Danny Lockman
Symphony Cancels KM Concert
A North Carolina Symphony
Chamber Orchestra concert in
Kings Mountain scheduled for
May 12 at 8 p.m. at Kings
Mountain Senior High School
has been cancelled. Due to a lack
of funds the 1980-81 North
Carolina Symphony season will
end April 26.
Symphony officials are
hopeful that the concert in Kings
Mountain can be rescheduled
next season. Tickets to the May
12 concert would be honored at
that time.
Patrons who do not wish to
save their tickets to the May 12
concert until next season are en
couraged to donate the value of
these tickets to the symphony as
tax deductible contributions.
Patrons should send their
ticket stubs to the symphony
box office (PO Box 28026,
Raleigh, N.C. 27611) The sym
phony will then send patrons
donation receipts for the value of
the tickets.
Symphony officials expressed
profound regret for the inconve
nience caused by the cancella
tion.
Shiloh Service Sunday At 6
Shiloh Presbyterian Church
will hold Easter sunrise service
Sunday morning at 6 a.m. with a
congregational breakfast to be
served by men of the church
following the worship service.
Rev. Harold Hutchinson,
pastor, will lead the service.
Maundy Thursday Commu
nion will be observed Thursday
night at 7:30 p.m.
KMHS Netters Lose
Kings Mountain High’s tennis
team lost to Shelby 9-0 in
Southwestern 3-A Conference
play Tuesday.
The Mountaineers, who close
out their pre-Easter play today at
Chase, are .now 0-2 in the con-
Patriots Lose
To Shelby
Kings Mountain Junior
High’s baseballers lost 8-0 Tues
day at Shelby.
The Patriots, 2-2 in the
Western Conference and 3-3
overall, were scheduled to host
East McDowell in their final pre-
Easter game yesterday. JThey
resume play here next Wednes
day against East McDowell.
Kings Mountain managed on
ly one hit Tuesday, a fourth inn
ing double by Quinton Rikard.
Shelby managed only four hits
off KM starter Tommy Batchler,
but took advantage of five KM
errors. All eight of the Shelby
runs were unearned.
Marty Bridges relieved Bat
chler in the fifth and held Shelby
hitless over the last two innipgs.
ference and 3-9 overall.
“This is the worst first half of
the season we’ve ever had,” said
Coach Ed Guy. “1 hope we can
win the rest of them and finish
11-9.”
The Mountaineers played
Tuesday’s match without the
services of their number three
singles player, Mike Cornwell,
who has a back injury. He will
probably be out of action at least
one week.
THE RESULTS
(SinglM)
Darr Keiger (S) def. Jay
Schronce 6-4, 6-1.
David Dowdy (S) def. Scott
Hardin 6-3, 6-1.
Rusty Woy (S) def. Brad Cur
tis 6-1,6-0.
Brent Grayson (S) def. Greg
Hambright 6-1,6-0.
Kevin Lackey (S) def. Chris
Barnette 6-2, 6-0.
Eric Henderson (S) def. Lind
say Davis 6-2, 6-1.
(DoublM)
Grayson-Lackey (S) def.
Schronce-Hardin 6-2, 6-1.
Dowdy-Seth Lackey (S) def.
Hambright-Barnette 6-2,6-0.
Scott Harding-Chuck
Lampley (S) def. Davis-Curtis
6-1,6-0.
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Easter about-face
Easter may be the opportunity to re-direct your way of
life.
The story is told of two young men who left town together
on a business trip. The passenger dozed off only to awaken
later to the astonishment that they were headed in the
wrong direction. “We’re going the wrong way," shouts he!
"I know.” said the driver, “but we’re making such good
time I hate to turn around.”
Is your life like that? 'The Lord Jesus Christ died and rose
from the grave Easter
morning to turn your life and
mine around. Won't you let
him?
Harper’s Prescription Pharmacy
709 W. Mountain St. K»nga Mountain, NC,Tol.759-^f^*’“"
Rezoning Request Denied
(From Pago 1
mile perimeter.
She also pointed out that
TWK is leasing the property, not
buying it, and that if the mobile
home sales business does not
prosper, and the property is
rezoned business, “Charlie Clark
will be able to put anything he
wants to in there.”
Kelso told the board TWK
planned to handle only new
mobile homes, and planned to
clean up the property. “We don’t
plan to put junky trailers out
there. The property will look real
nice,” he said.
Kelso pointed out that “there
are businesses all around” but
Mrs. Morris explained that most
of the businesses, like Cash
Grocery and Ware’s Orchard,
were in operation before the area
was taken into the one-mile
perimeter and are legal under the
‘Grandfather Clause.”
Junior High
Ladies Win
Kings Mountain Junior
High’s girls softball team won its
fourth straight game Tuesday at
Shelby, 7-3.
Dana Blalock hurled the win
with relief help in the last two in
nings from Leslie Sellers.
Leigh Ann Odell led the KM
hitting with 3-for4, including a
home run. Spring Young, Melin
da Roberts and Joanna Boheler
had two hits each and Roberts
hit a towering home run onto
the roof of the Shelby gym.
‘Gur defense played well ex
cept for making two errors that
led to all three Shelby runs in the
sixth inning,” Coach Candy
Albergine said.
The Lady Pats were scheduled
to host East McDowell, also 4-0,
Wednesday afternoon.
Golfers
Second
Kings Mountain High’s golf
team finished second to East
Rutherford in a three-team
Southwestern 3-A Conference
match Tuesday at Kings Moun
tain Country Club.
The Cavaliers scored a 313, to
3SS for the Mountaineers and
363 for Crest.
Rick Morrow of the Cavaliers
was medalist with a one-over-par
73. Robbie Bright and Jay Hill of
East tied for second at 79.
Kings Mountain scores includ
ed Casey Durham 8S, Chuck
Adams 87, Rodney Sellers 88,
Jim Bumgardner 9S, Mike Dbt-
on 97 and Dexter Tate 97.
The Mountaineers travel to
Cleghorne Country Club near
Spindale today to take on East
Rutherford and R-S Central.
“It would be an asset to Kings
Mountain,” Kelso said. “It
would boost the economy.”
But Mrs. Morris argued that it
would not help Kings
Mountain’s economy. ‘The
owner is from Morganton, he
will not be paying any city taxes
since the property is located in
the county, and area banks don’t
make it an everyday practice to
finance mobile homes,” she said.
“It won’t do that much for the
economy.”
Kelso and Mrs. Morris were
the only persons to speak on the
issue. Commissioner Corbet
Nicholson made the motion to
deny the rezoning request, and
Norman King seconded. It pass
ed unanimously.
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In other matters Monday, the
board;
*Approved a public hearing
for April 27 on the possible an
nexation of property located at
308 Fulton Drive and 314
Fulton Drive.
♦Approved awarding con
tracts with the A.M. Pullen
MD MEETING
The Southern Piedmont
Chapter of the Muscular
Dystrophy Association will hold
its monthly meeting on Monday
night at 7:30 in the Community
Room of Eastland Mall. Anyone
who is interested in Muscular
Dystrophy and the related
diseases is invited to attend.
Company for audits of the Com
mercial Shearing water and
sewer lines project, and two
water supply grants. Cost of the
three audits will be $475 each.
Authorized execution of the
Arson Task Force Operation
Manual presented by Charles
Forney, chairman of the County
Arson Task Force.
Approved calling a public
hearing on April 27 for the pro
posed sewer line use ordinance.
Approved a $3,500 change in
the contract with BDF Con
struction Company for wall
restoration work in the
downtown area.
Approved a change in the col
or of brick for the Griffin Drug
wall restoration project.
Driving shouldn’t
be a drag.
Our 1981 Regals
prove just that.
Our 1981 Buick Regals prove that driving
need not he a drag. Aerodynamically or
aesthetically. See ouf wide selection of
sporty 1981 Regals now.
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