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lember of
Thursday, February 6, 1967
Bobby G. Elliott
To Tuy Hoa Base
Veterans Aie Now Entitled
To Educational Assistance
THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN, N
Social Security Questions & Answers
TUY HOA, VIETNAM (AHTN'C)
—Bobby Cl. Elliot, 20, son of Mr. Veterans separated from .seivice
r.nd Mrs. Jeside Elliot, Route 2,’aft(*r January 31, 19f55, were re-
Kings Mountain. N. C., was pro- minded today by the V(n(‘rans Ad-
mot(‘d Ui Army specialist fuur, ^ministration that they are now
*>ee. 31 near 'I'uy Hoa. Vietnam,' t'ntitled to one and onc' lialf
where he is a.ssigni'd to Battery, noonlhs of educational assi.stance
C tf the 32nd Artillery’s Gth Bat- “Up to a maximum of 36 months
talion as a canntjneer. month of military .<er-
_ j vic(».
Th<- North Carolina Heart As- ^ j, p,,;,,; „f tho
North caroima VA Rcftional Of-
Band Event Slated Here
a month by the VA. The amount
of additional allowance he* may
receive* dop(*nds on the number of
his dependi*nts.
Phillips poinl(*d out Post-Ko
rean veterans have eight years
from the dat** of their .separation
from seivice to compUMe train
ing under the third geiK'ration
OI Bill.
Page 3
fee for the contest will bo $10
per band. The winning band will
take home $100 and a trophy as
_i ^ ij 1 1 . 1 ' Plans are now undenvay for Tliis is a fir.st for the Kings well as the right to play at a
Close to 800,elderly pe-ple cial security office. the first Raltio of Ihe Rands in Mountain area and tocal bands Mountain High Schooi
will begetting letters this mcnih The niivlical Insurance part of Kin^s Mountain. ■ ^ ^ ” ^ nanos Second and third place
reminding them that they have Medicare is financ<‘d half from ‘ * from the two Carolinas are urged ^yin^iers will receive trophies,
only until April 1 to sign up tor the monthly premiums pai l by The ev('nt, si>onsorc'i by tlic to ent(‘r. Schools fiom through
the older persoru: enroll(*d and Kings Mountain High School Dis-
half out of general E(*deral rrve- trihutive Education C^luh tDEC'Ai,
nues. So The protention is worth will be staged April 10 at the
in the letter, R^>b('rt M. Ball, amount ol the pn*mlum Kings Mountain National Cluani
Commissioner of ai.clnl Smirity, ,h<. 0,^0, person pays. The basic Aimor\.
points out that for many of ijoso ‘ Aerfuoi
who mis.sed out on previou.s op-
I>ortunitie.s to sign up, the period
under M(*dlcarc.
In the letter,
over lotMMW) ca.scs of known
hcai t dis<.*ase in North Carolina.
This dot*s not include cases of
FusiK‘(‘t(Hl heart di.sease.
from now to the end of Match
will be the last chance to get the
prot(*ction. This includes p<'r.-;ons
LINWOOD
SPEED WASH
PRODUCE
HOUSE
CLEVELAND AVE.
KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Tdmotoes
I5c lb.
Green Beans
. 2 lbs. 39c
Pole Beans
23c lb.
Georgia Red
Sweet Potoi^s
... 10c lb.
Squash
.. 15c lb.
Cucumbers . .
20c lb.
Bel! Peeper . .
20c lb.
Cabbage
8c lb.
Green Onions
Rusting Potatoes . 8c lb.
fi'ce, said a law which went into
c'ffect December 1 liberalized the
previous Post-Korean GI Bill limit
1 of one month of educational as-
! sistanco for each month of set vice;
for veterans with at least 181 days
of service, including some after
Januar>' 31, 1955.
Phillips said another provision
of the law which went into effect
Decc'mber 1 grants veterans witli
at l(‘asl 18 months of continuous
.service after January 31,1955, who i
have satisfied their military .
ligation, Ihe maximUiii of 36 veterans who did not re
months of educational assisiaMeel schooi because they could 33 million bills, mainly for jihy
entitlemeni. J complete only a couple of years sician.s’ .services. Almost 19 mil-
Thus, tor example, a veteran ’ of college under the old formula lion of the elderly are sign(*ri up
who may have entered .service bo-! —one* month entitlement for racli the protection, but about
fore the official end of the Ko- one month service — to contact another million do not yet have
rean Conflict (January 31, 19551, their nearest VA Office.
but had only 18 months of Post- i
Korean service, will still be able
to get four academic years of VA
('ducatlonal assi.stance.
Unchanged by this new law is
the amount of educational as
sistance allowance which a vet
eran may receive. Currently, a
single veteran taking full time
institutional training is paid $130
premium rate is $1 a month, but
older people who are late in sign
ing up pay a premium that U 10
ju'rcent higher for each full \(*ar
that lh(*y could have be('n en
rolled, but were not.
CARD OF THANKS
,.ut the District 11 ar-a will bo ToP ^<11° Pf-^onalitios arc ox-
roprosobt..d as woll hands ‘ho juttge^s. .>Ir, Corn-
from the upp(*i’ part of South well said that all interested
bands should contact th(‘ Kings
According to Joe Cornwell. Mountain High School DECA
chairman for the event, entry club at the high school.
Some Post-Korean veterans have , . ^ .
earned entith'menl to (*ducatlonaI who were born October 1, 1001 o
assistance under more than one tho.se who vv'ere <'n-,
VA program - the Korean Conflict program earlK'n but
Gl Bril as vvi'll as th<* cuirem c<ut January 1, 196t, or
mcasun, lor (*xamplc. Previously (
they wf*re limited to aggregate the doctor bill insurance
benefits of 3(( months. part of Medicare, elderly p(‘oplc
Now, however, under the new supjdement their basic Iios-
law which went into effect on De- insurance protection with questions about Mcdieare, the
(•ember 1 they will bo entitlf»d to Protection that helps pay doctors’ people at the nearest .social so-
t'ggregate benefits of no more surgeems bills and a v.ide
•han 48 months. yarudy of other medical expenses, help.
In 196i, Commissioner Ball |>oints
The VA especially urged Post- nut, it helped pay ^omp26 million
.... i.- _..4 rncdical bills and in 1968, anotlu'i
VV(* wish to expr(vsK our heart
felt appreciation to the many
liit'tuls and nclghb'^rs for ilu'ir
With this letter, Commissiom*r kind expressions of synipailiy. for
Ball encloses a leaflet explaining tin* beautilut llowers. and to tlii'
the medical insurance benefits
and an enrollmi'iit card to h(* .‘••cnt
baek showing whether or not tin*
person wants the prot(x*tion.
He note.s that if there are any* Famil> of
\Valk('r .\rrowoo(l
nurses and doctors at King.s .Moun
tain h{>.si)ita! for their many kind
n('-^s(‘s.
curity (jffico will Im* jdi'a.sed
YDC Group
To Hear Sanford
the protection. The Social S(H'uiity
Administration is able to send the
Commissioner’s letter to 800,(XXI
of them — lho.se who have b(*en
issued Medicare cards showing
that they are cxivered only by the
ON HONOR ROU.
Janet Faye Costner, daughl(*r
of Reid Costner, Route 3, Kings
Mountain, was on the honor roll
for the first sem(»st(‘r at Gaid-
ner-WVbb College. Miss Costner
compiled a 3.4 average.
LAND AUCTION
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY ISth, 1969
Beginning At 10:30 A.M.
Near Harris. N. C.
•
We will sell at Public Auction the Jennings Garland A Sons
Farm, formally known as the Wilbur Hayes Dairy Form, located
on N. C. State Road # 1111 (McDowell Road)* about 2'; miles
South of Harris. N. C.* bordering on Broad River. Containing
approximately 700 Acres—Subdivided into small and large
acreage tracts. One 12 room main dwelling; one 4-room house*
bath* 2 smoll dwellings* Barns and out buildings. Consisting
of up-land* fertile bottom lend* some permanent pasture
fenced and cross fenced—must be seen to be oppredated!.*
Locoted in a stable developing area-! Close proximity to manu
facturing* business & shopping areas: Forest City* 12 miles;
Spartanburg* 20 miles; Rutherfordton 14 miles; Chesnee* 5 miles;
Henrietta* 9 miles; Spindale* 12 miles; Shelby* 21 miles.
Follow the RED Auction Arrows
Immediately otter the Sale of the land we will sell numerous
items of Farm Machinery* Dairy Equipment and Farming Tools.
EASY TERMS: Only 257o Cash* Balance in 6, 12 & 18 Months
6% Interest on Deferred payments on Land.
Personol Property: Cosh
Yoiu inquiry is cordiolly invited. Drive out and look this desir-
oble property over before the sale. A Map of the property will
be available AT THE FARM. Meet us on the grounds at the
beginning of the Sale and Buy the Tract or Tracts of your
choice at the price you want to pa.y.^
Carolina Land Auction Co., Realtors
SELUNG AGENTS
H. E. Fritts* Manager Gene A. Saine* Auctioneer
Hotel Hickory Building Cleveland Hotel
Hickory, N. C. Shelby, N. C.
Area Code 70^ 323-4342 Area Code 704 487-6322
Jennings Garland & Sons, Owners
2:6-13-pd
Medicare.
There are perhaps another 200,-
CHARLOTTE — Former North whom the Social Se-
Carolina Gov. Terry Sanford, Administration does not
who serv(^d as National Chairman ^ because
for Citizens for Humphrey-Mus- applied for the
kie. will serve as principal speak- insurance under Modi-
er for the Stat<»wide Ycjung r>em- *u'^ ^ r.
ocrati'c Clubs Installation Ban- Security Ad-
Dr. Paul Dudley M'hite, world
renowned heart specialist, cjilJs
atheros(l<*i‘osis the epidemic of
^ this generation, stat(*s the North
basic hospital insurance^part of Heart As.sociation.
T/Liaiii* v.,iuiis iiiM-iiitniuji oajt* u "
rJ.uao-'Tsf'i" touchVHhTh^o^aT;
(.popular with Young ffiwfinTwJnl'^o^an tho
Democrats across the
one of ih<
ers, will be joinci by youthful
Governor Roliort \V. Scott. In ad
dition to Sanfoid and Scott, to
Democrats cm hand for the an
nual event will include Lt. Gov.
11. Pat Taylor, Attorney General
Robert Morgan, Congressman
Nick GalLfianakis, State Party
Chairman Jamc's V. Johnson.
Guilford Co. Sen. Skipper Bowles,
National YDC President Spencer
Oliver, Administrative Asst, to
Sen. B. Everett Jordan, Willaim
Cochrane; Executive Sec. of the
N. C. Democratic Party, Chuck
Barbour; Director of the N. C.
Dept, of C & D. Roy Sowers, and
George Bristol from Ihe Demo-,
i cratic National Committee in;
Washington. ^
The banfiuet and reception will ‘
bi* open to the public. Tickets for *
the event will be on sale all day
Saturday at the Heart of Char
lotte. The reception begins at
7:00 p.m. and the banquet at
S:00.
KIWANl? PROGRAM
\ film featuring last year’s
Kemper Open Golf Tournament
will feature Thursday night’s
program of the Kiwanis club at
6:45 p.m. at the Woman's club.
John Lavino, a representative
of the Kemper Insurance Com
pany, will present the program.
attention, and suggest that they
get in touch w’ith the nearest so-
LIBERTY CAB
COMPANY
CALL 739-2924 Day
739-5017 Night
— ALSO —
COUNTY SERVICE
(Outside of City Limits)
2:(v]3
'^KINGS MOUNTAIN^
and
BESSEMER CITY
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
ALWAYS $1.00 A CARLOAD.'
THURS.-FRL-SAT. — 3 HITS!
— No. 1 —
"AMBUSHERS"
— No. 2 —
"TIME FOR KILLING"
— No. 3 —
"NASHVILLE REBEL"
ON SAT. MOVIES RUN
IN REVERSE ORDER
SUN. thru WED. — 2 HITS
— No. 1 —
"Thomas Crown Affair"
— No. 2 —
"GLORY GUYS"
ON WED. MOVIES RUN
IN REVERSE ORDER
ns
PHILCO
PHILCO
COMPACT COLOR TV
with 26.000 Volts of Picluro Power
• Transistorized Solid State Signal System—
no tubes to burn out in the signal-receiving
circuits
• Automatic Color Lock Degaussing System
• Big 227 square inch picture
• Illuminated VHF/UHF Channel Indicators
• Finished to match Walnut furniture
COLOR TV PRICES START AT S24S.95
CENTER SERVICE STATION
YORK ROAD
JOY
KINGS MOUNTAIN
PHONE
733-2176
ON STAGE!
IN PERSON!
lOPEN 12:45 • SHOW STARTS 1:00 p.m.
SATURDAY ONLYI
VE DRRC VOILTO^
HOmR-n-RIFFW
NOW thru
FRIDAY!
Julie Christie
"PETULIA"
In Color
SHOWS 3.5.7-9
STAGS
4:90 i 9K)0
P.M.
ADULTS
$1.00
IN PERSON:
ORACILLA
ft BONE GHILUNfr GHOUL TIME
— PLUS —
"BLOOD DRINKERS" in color
‘ "THE BLACK CAT"
CHILDREN
50c
"sUN.-MOn!^UES. jane FONDA IS "BAjlBARELLA" In Color!
“ ' “startT WEdT ANDY CTIFF^ •’ANGEL IlT POCKgf " " "
Sales
Booming
FORD OUTSELLS ALL MAKES CARS AND TRUCKS IN 1968 IN CAROLINA. THIS MAKES
CAROLINA FORD COUNTRY. 8406* NEW AND USED CARS SOLD BY SOUTHWELL FORD.
OUR OBIECTIVE IN 1969 TO SELL MORE AND SERVICE WHAT WE SELL.
Discount $881.98
DOOR BUSTER DEAL
BRAND NEW FORD GALAXIE 500 2-Door Hardtop — Fully Equipped* Not Stripped* V8 En
gine. NSW Tiresi Power Steering. Radio. Deluxe Wheel Covers. Body Side Mldg.. Electric
Cl<k;k. Limited Supply.
SEE HOSS TRADERS. "DANDY" DOUG, "BAD" BENNY. "MIGHTY" MIKE. OR "BIG BOSS" BOB ^ THESE
BOYS LIKE TO TRADE.
♦SINCE 1962
Southwell