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Grover Talent Show
Held Tuesday Afternoon
GREG WILLIAMS
4-5 Winner
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Jennifer Humphries, Angela
Hawkins and Cireg Williams
won first place in the Grover
Elementary School Talent Show
Tuesday afternoon in the school
auditorium.
The trio will represent the
school in the annual Kings
Mountain Kiwanis Club Talent
Show in April at B.N. Barnes
Auditorium.
Jennifer, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Roger Humphries, won the
kindergarten-first grade division.
She sang “Daffy Daffodils.”
Angela, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Hawkins, won the
second-third grade division. She
played a piano solo “Never on
Sunday."
Greg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Williams, won the fourth-fifth
grade division. He sang “I Write
the Songs.”
Shirley Austin, elementary
schools music teacher for the
Kings Mountain District Schools
System, was master of
ceremonies.
Other participants in the K-1
division were Holly Goforth,
who played a piano solo “Henry
The Cat”, and A.shley Dye, who
tap danced.
Others in the 2-3 division were
Casandra Johnson, Crystal
Grant, Mary Childers, Lynn
Black, Melinda Humphries and
Tina Perkins, who danced to the
tune of “Make That Move”; An
dy Turner, who played the piano
solo “Streamline Express”; Paige
Brow n, who tap danced to “Bad
Mana Jama”; Dawn Hardin,
lENNIFER HUMPHRIES
„.K-1 Winnsr
ANGELA HAWKINS
...S«cond-Third grad* winner
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SHELBY PRODUCTION • Patty Queen, leit.
^ and Tom lonea ae ehown In "The Seduction", o
w seen* from "The Good Doctor" which will be
presented March 17-20 at the CleTeland
Technical College auditorium.
‘Good Doctor’ Is Slated
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The Greater Shelby Com
munity Theatre will present
‘The Good Doctor” March
17-20 at the Cleveland Technical
College auditorium at 137 South
Post Road, Shelby,
Tickets are $2 for adults and
SI for children in advance. At
the door, tickets will be $2.50 for
adults and $1.50 for children.
Advance tickets may be purchas
ed at Suttle’s Drug, Loy’s Men
Shop, The Myers Shop and the
Flick Theatre in Shelby.
Each performance will begin
at 8 p.m.
DOOT-DOOTEN-DOOT-DO - The Sha-Na-Nettea, a recent
"find" of Kings Mountain School music teacher Shirley Austin,
are pictured proTidlng special entertainment at Tues
day's annual talent show ot Grover Elementary SchooL
Members of the group ore Screoming Scott Sills, Tippy Toes
Tony Tansell, Vivacious Vinnie Keeter, Dancing Denny Jones,
Laughing Letmie Byers, Cool Chico Williams, Daring Donny
Valentine, Jamming Jocko Crocker, Gorgeous Giggling
Gregory and Bad Bad Sandra Bowser. The group expects to go
on tour next week.
Photos by Gary Stewart
Engagements
who danced to the tune of “Nine
to Five”; Marveter Wilson, Oc-
travias Crocker, Tonia Gardner
and Suzette Feemster, who
danced to “Having Big Fun on
Saturday”; Kelly Herndon, who
sang “Love in the First Degree”;
Dena Ramsey, who danced a
“Petitle Ballerena”; and Jody
Goad, who sang “Good Ole
Boys” from the Dukes of Haz-
zard.
Others in the 4-5 division were
Kim Thompson and Patrick
Jones, who sang “Endless Love”;
Tim Lockhart, who dtuiced to
the tune of “Physical”; Ray
mond Neal and O’Mtdlie Bee,
who performed a puppet show
‘The Magic Store from the Mup-
pet Movie”; Gail Thompson,
who danced to “Call Me”; Wen
dy Hicks, Kim Hudson, Trade
Allen, Tracy Byers, Tammy
Ellis, Janell McCoy, Tonya Pet
ty, Angel Parker, Allen Condrey
and James Bowles, who perform
ed a schoolroom skit; Candice
Bowen, who danced to “Another
One Bites the Dust”; Loretta
Philbeck, Sonya Dover, Kelly
Howell, Tabitha Hambright and
Jennifer Mullinax, who danced
to “Centerfold”; Dean Mincey,
Billy Ramsey, Dale Chapman
and Gary Philbeck, who sang
“You Shook Me All Night
Long”; and Tracy Stewart, who
played the piano solo “Pirates
Bold.”
Special entertainment was
provided by the
“Sha-Na-Nettes”, a group of
Grover teachers, aides and staff
members. The group included
Screaming Scott (Lana Sills), Tipv
py Toes Toni (Grace Tansill),
Vivacious Vinnie (Susie Keeter),
Dancing Denny (Deborah
Jones), Laughing Lennie (Connie
Byers), Cool Chico (Teresa
Williams), Daring Donny
(Shirley Valentine), Jamming
Jocko (Ethel Crocker), Gorgeous
Giggling (Janet Gregory), and
Bad Bad Bowser (Sandra
Mullinax).
Judges were Mrs. Cozelle
Vance, Principal at East School;
Jane Campbell, owner and in
structor at the Dance Academy
of Kings Mountain; and Terri
Bumgardner, a college student at
Western Carolina University.
Timms
Winners
Announced
In a recent sales promotion at
Timms Furniture in Kings
Mountain, the following people
were winners in a free drawing
contest:
First prize - a Morse Elec-
trophonic Stereo system valued
at $249, Nancy Grigg, Route 5,
Kings Mountain.
Second prize - Wall picture
“Farm Scape”, Mrs. G.M. Huff-
stetler of Route 4, Kings Moun
tain.
Third prize - Framed well pic
ture “Sunset Scene”, Keigh
Calhoun of Route 6, Kings
Mountain.
The prizes were drawn by
Jamie Gaultney, age eight.
LORI ARM ROSS
(Bride-Elect of Michael Keith Allen)
ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. Maynard A. Ross of Kings Mountain
announce the engagement of their daughter, Lori Ann. to
Michael Keith Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Allen of
Shelby. Lori Ann is a 1981 graduate of Kings Mountain High
School and is employed by Shelby Cafe. Keith is a 1981
graduate of Burns High School and is employed by Muffler
Masters of Shelby. The wedding is scheduled for 2 p.m., July 24
ot Oak Grove Baptist Church.
PAULA ANN ROPER
(Bride-Elect of Clayton Lee Wright)
ENGAGED - Mr. ond Mrs. Paul A. Roper of Kings Mountain
announce the engagement of their doughter, Paulo Ann. to
Clayton Lee Wright son of Mrs. Brenda Wright of Kings Moun
tain and Clayton L. Wright of Shelby. Paula Is o graduate of
Kings Mountoin High School and Gaston College and is
employed by Winn Dixie. Clayton graduated from Kings
Mountain High School ond Is a sergeant in the U.S. Army ond
stationed in Fort Bragg. N.C. A May 15 wedding is planned.