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KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
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Thursday. May 12. 1966
G-W Yearbook Is Dedicated To Spangler
BOILING SPRINGS—^The 1966 things which has ever happened
Anchor, Gardner-Webto College’s | to me—especially since it comes
yeai' ,ook, was dedicated Wednes- from you—^the students,” said
day to R. Patrick Spangler of Spangler. He went on to reem-
Shelby, a trustee and supporter phasize his desire to see a four
of the college. jyear college at Gardner-Weob
The Shelby businessman and | and also to pledge the erection of
vice-chainman of the state’s Con-1 an auditorium,
servation anil Development! Reference to the auditorium
Board, received a standing ova-1 due to the assembly being
tion from the student body as he held in the Bost Physical Educa-
walked forward to receive the i tion Building. This (facility was
book from Sandra Honeycutt, not constructed to serve as an as-
sembly building but is the only
“Tliis is one of t}ie greatest I structure on c.ampus which will
I bright future. So much is owed
' to a devoted leader of the college
that this year we take an excep-
jjtional step outside the college
family to make this dedication.
‘‘To R. Patrick Spangler we de
dicate this book in the hope that
was made to Spangler on the portrays well that exceptional
i.asis of his work for the college , 1965.1966 when Gardner-
during the past two years as lU- launched into a new era
tional ,general chairman of hs of growth and advancement,
successful fund drive. Miss lion-
eycutt, who is from ilarrisbiug. "It is impossible to list his
accommodate the entire student i
body for meetings of this type.
Dedication of the 176-page book
general chairman of the c.am-1 Spangler and his'Erother, E.
paign which has passed the $2,-| W. (Bud) Spangler operated
625,000 mark will .stand in his- j Spangler and Sons Concrete Co.
tory as a turning point for Gard-
ner-Webb.
in making tV.e dedication said, deeds, his work and his dedica-
‘‘This has been an exceptional tion to the continued progress of
year. Tlie more thoughful of our those things which we have come^
students have felt tlie ciuickenin ; 'to lov'e. His record of persbnalI5' [tinue in life those principles you
pulse of Gardner-Webb and gloi i- raising over $1 million for the ‘ revealed to us—not only throug.h
ed indts advancement and its school and serving as national' words but also through action.”
‘‘R. Patrick Spangler has giv
en his time free and freely. His
family, his business, his work in
civic areas and his duties as vice-
chairman of the state’s Conserva
tion and Development Board
must have suffered due to his de
votion to the college.
“For this and much more we
return to you our pledge to con-
of Shelby, Spangler Ready Mix
Concrete Co. in Kings Mountain
and the Shelby Sand and Stone
Co., Inc. of Shelby. They have
named the college's new stadium
in honor of their mother, Mrs.
Vernie Patrick Spangler and in
memory of their father. Earnest
Webb Spangler.
Jarring Heart Disease Fads
Say Timothy Tarheel Apathetic
Students received their annuals
following the dedication.
Houston is seeking the Repub
lican and Democratic conventions
in 1968.
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WHOLE BAR-B-Q (A Dixie Product)
CHICKENS ..
LIVERS..
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QUARTER SLICED PORK . . (A Dixie Product)
PINKY PIG . . (A Dixie Product)
CELLO WRAP
FILLET OF
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CHAPEL HILL — The North of 1966.
Carolina Heart Association puts j More North Carolinians die of
its cards right on your table, Tim-. heart and blood vessel disease
othy Tarheel—and the cards are | during the first four months of
all hearts. One of the hearts is 1 the year than will die during the
yout)?- I entire year because of cancer.
Februa.T Is the shortest month' “';.a„^?"';hem!
morf l5mtlf “"cwollLS ™ Is so becauK statistic usital.
rasISS w|
1 1. .. ... o/.- J I of sounding as if they apply on-
wrecks throughout the 36o days ' jy g^y you’re the
the next guy to the next guy.
Heart and blood vessel diseases
statistics get closer to home, the
state heart disease control agen
cy says, because at preseht death
rates, more than half of all liv
ing North Carolinians will event
ually die from this leading cause
of premature death. Unless, of
course, heart researchers come
up with some answers in the
meantime. . .and unless the new
knowledge is put to work.
The state Heart Association
doesn’t bandy with these statis
tics lightly. First of all, the agen
cy doesn’t want to scare anyone
into a heart attack — nor does it
wish to provide North Carolin
ians with imagined ailments —
nor does it believe that the aver
age North Carolinian is not al
ready aware that heart disease is
a major health problem.
However, heart researchers
have found that thousands of
heart disease fatalities could hav'
been prevented—and millions of
prem'ature heart disease casual
ties in the future can be prevent
ed if folks would only pay a bit
more attention to their heart
health.
Timothy Tarheel, the odds are
that the heart disease statistics
apply to you—and early recogni
tion of heart attack risk factors,
for example, might very well pro
long your life.
■* Sometimes, North Carolina
Heart A.ssociation leaders have
the feeling that they’re talking
only for their own health—when
they’re really talking for youra.
(Timothy Tarheel, however good-
hearted he may be in his support
of heart research, seems to keep
right on thinki ngthat the statis
tics do not apply to him.) Statis
tics do coiunt, and heart disease's
premature death toll counts up.
Those deaths, like the less fre-~
quent but equally appalling mo
tor vehicle death, might have
teen prevented. An ounce of pre
vention is worth a pound of cure
—but neither prevention nor cure
can really be measured in eco
nomic and human terms and,
measurable or not, prevention is
serious business.
For information about heart
disease risk factors, write
HEART, Chapel Hill, North Car
olina. And remember, Timothy
Tarheel, being informed is only
the first step. What you do with
that information is a matter of
life and death.
Statistically, it is a matter of
life. It is a matter of life for you
and the other guy.
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Foote Sales
Show Increase
Philadelphia. Pa. — Foote Min
eral Company sales for the first
quarter of 1966 rose to $6,514,516
compared to $6,300,646 reported
for the same period last year.
First quarter net earnings a-
mounted to $435,930, equivalent
to 33 cents per share compared to
i $461,434 or 35 cents per share for
the previous year.
Net earnings for 1965 of $1,-
497,100 on sales of $23,693,628
represented a 42 percent increase
over earnings for 1964. Share
holders were told today that
working capital of more than
.$8,800,000 is the highest in the
Company’s history.
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