s
Thursday, May
KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN, N.
Womerts Health
; of a very useful book devised by
members of the staff of the Bos
ton Children Medical Center and
' Kli/.abeth H, OrejjR.
Bnrlington Announcing Record Sales
HELPING PRESCHOOLERS
PLAY CREATIVELY
Now York (WMNS) — Sonrw? or Hindu—to family plunninf;.
Americans suffer serknas eve in- ^
iuiy at home and in achortl evety f
year—and about 90 nereent of Illiterate peasant?
these injurl^ could be wevented one Boston, Mass. iWMNS) II
it these rhlldran and adults had Si remote parts of Pakistan, your household includes such ev-
been weaim* protective eyewear ^ I^reent of several hundred eryday items as milk cartons, ctrcn s bi
This i.s the view of Dr, Arthur m! ‘"*®fv‘'^wed had heard a paper towel rolls, aluminum foil, brackets, available from most 11
Keeney, ophthalmolozlst-in-chief j i progri^, and pots and pans, miacaronl — and braries. as well as
at the Wills Eye Hospital Phil-i? i gone to the clinic children—you are on the way to ords. W
• ■ - ^ ‘•'e Physl- solving tlie problem of What to THERE’S NOTHING TO DO Is comparable quarter last year, net
lOian. i Do When There’s Nothing to Do. published by Delacorte Press and
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con-
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of pro-
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ads and
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adelpMa.
Dr. Keeney explained that pro-!
leclive eyewear Is made of
toughened, shatter-resistant ma-(
terial that has been heated In a!
special furnace and then chilled j
rapidly. To qualify as truly pro- j
tective, each lens must pass the!
rigid examination known as the
•'drop ball test.” A steel ball, %
inch in diameter, is dropped from
a height of 50 inches onto the
Ions.
"An ordinary lens would break
into needle-sharp fragments un
der such stress, while a protec
tive lens will pass this stringent
test,” the eye specialist empha-
•sized.
He noted that at his own hos
pital every lens dispensed is a
protective lens. Dr. Keeney said
that all children who wear glass
es should have these lenses, as
well as people in hazardous occu
pations, those who work with
power tools, gardeners, and peo
ple who drive or ride in cars fre
quently.
’TRANSISTOR RADIOS CURB *
VITAL STA-nsnes I
Rawalpindi, Pakistan (WMNS)
—"The women of Asia are learri-
ing that it is not necessary to
have, as the Chinese say, one
baby on one’s back, another )n
one’s belly, and a third clinging
to one’s skirt. The Idea that a
fundamental right for every wom
an to have a bit of rest between
innings is becoming widely held.”
So writes Dr. S. M. Keeny In a
letter to UNICEF NEWS dealing
with the changing status of worn -!
en in Asia. ■
The physician, an old Asia !
hand who now works for the ;
Papulation Council in the Taiwan
headquarters, notes that three-!
fourths of the women of Asia ac- i
cept family planning and millions;
are beginning to practice it. He'
explains that there is no religious
opposition — Muslim, Buddhist,'
New York, N. Y. — Buriington based on curri'nt Federal income
Illustrated by Marc Simont, tlie Itidustries, Inc. today reported tax rates,
handbook for mothers includes sales of i. ,r tlu six montlis ended March
601 tested pUly ideas for in'nnts quarter end- 30, net salt's were $791.SfiO.OtK) and
under three month.'- to pre.school- <’<t''t>pared to npf earnings we e $40015,00(1 or
ers ol five years of age. Us ap- •‘‘‘ties of »3.i7.060,(X)0 for the .sami? ii.fii; per share. In tile eomp nahle
pendix includes a list of chil- year, months la.st year .sales’totaled
dren’s books, divided into age Net earnings for the ((uarter S(i74.760,00(, and earnings were
were $20,483,(XX), equal to 81 cents S2!).041,0IX) or $1.1.") iiei share,
list of rer per share on 2,5,322,(XX) shares Charles F'. Myers, .ir.. eiiairman
WHAT TO DO WHEN .outstanding at March 30. For the and chief executive of the lend-
'•ions of the Company is continu
ing in the current quarter.
The Board ol Dinslors, meeting
in New York torlay, declared a
regular (piarlerly dividc'nd of ,30
rents per share, payable June 1.
lOfi.H, to sliart'lioldors of record at
the elo.se ol business May 10. liXiS.
PRESBYTERIAN
Dr. Paul Ausley will use the
sermon topic, "The F'i n a 1
Hope", at .Sunday morning
wor.ship seiAiees at First Pros-
Irylerian church.
A gooil pair of slUH's and com-
forlable (lollies are all vou need
Which happens to be the name cost.-- $.3.9.5.
W(‘re $12,895,000 or
ing textile firm, said iliat (lie to gel in on the Jogging sport,
high level of .March quarter op- states tlie North (Carolina Ifearl
are erallons attained bv
As.socialion.
VOTE FOB
CHULES L
lACKSON
FOR
County
Education Board
O I regard education as a
basic need and its con
tinued improvement as
vital to Oeveland
County and North
Carolina.
0 I am a father and
grandfather with chil
dren in the county
school system.
O Member, First Baptist
Church, Shelby.
O Mason
O Business experienced,
Manager, Clevelancf
County Branch, Siler
City Mills, Inc.
Your Support
Appreciated
HONORING THE GROWERS, PROCESSORS, i
Manufacturers and distributors of the south
»
beef sale
w o mANO U. S. CHOICE FUU CUTS. NOT SONY POTION
CHUCK ROAST........ .‘49*
W-0 BRAND *J. S. CHOICE CHUCK OR SHOUIDCR
BONELESS R0AST..:..j‘69'
W O BRA^JD U. S. CKOlCi BOTTOM.
ROUND ROAST.........* B9‘
W-D BRAND U. S. CMOICB TOP ROUND ROUND TiP OR
RUMP ROAST... ‘99*
W D BRAND U. S. CHOICE E Z CARVE
RIB ROAST.... ....... ‘99* «
W 0 BRAND U. S. CHOICE
CHUCK STEAKS....U.. ' 59*
W-D BRAND U. S. CHOICE , v ' *
T-BONE STEAK .;L $1.09
W-0 BRAND U. S. CHOICE
SIRLOIN STEAK....: $1.09
W-D BRAND U. S. CHOICE PORTERHOUSE OR •
DELMONICO STEAKv$l.19 ^
W O BRAND U. S. CHOICE STEAK BONELESS
W D BRAND U. S, CHOKE STEAir • " ' .
N. Y. STRIP... .... * $1.59
W-D BRAND U. S. CHOICE STEAK
RIB EYES.. ‘ $1.79
W-O BRAND U. S. CHOICE BEEF
SHORT RIBSfd-.. .,* 39*
Vy-O HANDI-PACK' - A'OIXIE product .
GROUND BEEF..;.y...^: 9T'
SLICED ^
Virginia 'Bacon -49^
FULL QUARTER
Dixie Product''
Sliced Pork l4>in''59’'i
, -i
READY TO BAKE er FRY . . "A Dixie Produel” ^
Smoked ’ Picnics - 39''!
*'A Dixie Product"
CRACKIN' GOOD
CANNED
BISCUITS
"A Dixie Product"
READY-TO-EAT WHOLE
BARBQUE
CHICKENS
SUPERBRAHD
COTTAGE
CHEESE
llb.Cup^^^
2!fa.Cup58^
Linirt One With A $5 00 or More Order.
ASTOR VEGETABLE (Ky.J
Shorteniffig -59^-69^^
May onnciis® -39^-49^
i
FROZEN
\ CHEAM PIES
- BABY RUTH
ICE CREAM BARS
- 4 99^
PINK LEMONADE * . 6 Cons 79^
COFFEE t^59*
XEGUlAlt OS COLD WATS) AUSOW-liinH 5 wft o $5, er mwr ortler. PSOhUC
DETERGENT...
THRIFTY MA|D...lfThB d wilh o $5. or more order. .PRODUCT OF S. C
CAN MILK...3
lANOlIN PIUS
HAIR SPRAY
LADIES FIRST QUALITY
NYIONS 3
SHRIMP CHUNKEES T. *1'’
n m Pkg.
MORTON S Mocoroni N' C^iecse, Speghetti WeoL or
i^MERT POT PIES .. 5 tS. *1
«HEK PM»Ua Of fLOSIDA
PAIR
ONLY
V THRIFTY MAID '’AProduct!
PKIIilVd APPLESAUCE
THRIFTY MAID GREEN . “A Product of Tennessee'
LIMA BEANS ... 5 c..
THRIFTY MAID . . "A Product of Tennessee’
GREEN BEANS ... 4 ’1
CASTLEBERRY . "A Product of Georgia”
L HOT DOG CHILI • ■ e 4 Cons
lOVi-oi. $1
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vr»txcirin9 J
'• •---I .MUSIC « AJOMV"
FREE GtEEII STMIPS
n 100 EXTRA STAMPS
WfTH PliRCMASt OF $10.00 TO $14.99
□ 200 EXTRA STAMPS
“ WITH $1100 OB Mont DROOL
AT TOMB LOCAL WMN-OIXit
MAXIMUM BM STAMPS t>0 t Co»a« Bef remll|p
CAJNIER PLiASt CNKK APPCOPIIIATB OOX Coed Bmt Set May 4fH
jmsiC » MONMY, _
OAM!
i Stars:
HARVEST FRESH PRODUCE
FANCY GOLDEN BANTAM
Corn 7 ““ 49'
RIPE BANANAS
RED RIPE
STRAWBERRIES
2 29f i
’iJ
RED RIPE
3 Pints
WASHINGTON state
FRESH RHUBARB 2 49^
fresh tender
GREEN BEANS . 2 u. 39«