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Thursday, October 29, 1970
THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
’aqe 7
DID YOU SAY
"Two Good Congressmen”??
CONGRESSIONAL SCODECARD
(From (he Congressional Record Tlirough May 1970)
ommm
4
83
Terms In Conj^ess ^
Number of bills introduced or co-sponsorc J 167
Number of bills enacted into law 25 1*
Number of bills to pass House only 15 0
Number of amendments offered 76 3
Number of textile import speeches made 113 :s
♦Did not write this bill, but was 22nd of 25 co-sponsors.
WHITENER IS A WORKING CONGRESSMAN!
For sounci representation, sentj BASIL L. V'/H!TENER
back to Congress on November 3rd.
BASIL IS BEST
BASIL PRACTICES ECONOMY
During the six years tliat Basil Wiiitener
and his opponent serred in (he Congress
together, they had a like amount available
for payment of office staff s;ilai ies.
The official U.S. GovernmciU recc e’s
show lliat Basil spent
SI02.693.I5
LESS than his opponent.
!' i.s'l voted and practiced econor.'y. fie
1 ’ ; gi f, to do so in (lie future,
-"j*' Congressmon
Basil L.
Board Approves IRS Does Not
Lunch Program Sell Name Lists
'I'hc Kin;.;K .Moutitahi Hoard i>{
Kdiu-alion .Moiidav ni,.dil lonnallv
atrpnneil a new fi(M* and ii'diic-
cd j)ri< (' Uinidi i)i();'i;nn in llie di.s-
trici .sy.slcni.
The new ino^ram, whi<’li i.s ;:;0'
iilK inlo elieel .^l;^l('Wid(‘, is tlie
resuit of I ho Nalioii d .Scliooi
I.Uiich Al t pa.ssefi ia.sl siinnniT In
CoiiHicss and makes il possihle Ion, .....
for a family ol hnir with an in ,, „[ iofonm,.
eome of .W.,n(i Jos., and only ionnae hetwoon lod.nal
(— J. K \V;il|. Dist.icl
Din'ftur of Inlfirial Hevenue,
Uifiiiy lii.ii the lilS ilot’.s n.»l '*st'ir’
iKiint* lists of fc'lfiai l;i.\{i.i\f!s
;i.s <lc.vTil't*<l n‘.-fnily in sf\fiMl
.stall' newspajHT c.liturial.'^.
Wall saiil that tluTc is pr tha
t)l\ .soint' .'•iinfusinn ov(*r iha ;act
'ITic woiM'.s lutuic (Icin'iitls n.-i
chiliiiI'll. l’nlr'.s> ilu'v the
(•ail* an i crlihalinn rlii'V ru'ctl,
llu*y util iiiit lit* al)I(* to y'riiw in
la iisfliii (»roducliv(* adults. ’Flu
riiitfd .Xaiions (•hi!dr("i's l-'und
fit'lps iht' woi'ld's chilfljin uiiii
aid lo fducaii(»n. Whi*n >011 hrlj)
r.NK'KI-' \t)ii arc* hiiyin;^ liti* in-
suiaiuT* tor tin. wori.f, ,
Annua! ir.fnrrif’ ‘if tin* TlniU-d
.\.iti'»n'N (’hiltiicn’s Kuri l is U->
than lilt' amnuni .'‘iicnt on v urid
a^Il^•^m<*nts in two IhhiI".
K:t li di\. r\uu-:K
lraM‘1 i':fi'.;{il\ the di>i,i •
time.-* ai'.und Ah- u.; ’ ‘
Ihrei' o.hildren to recohe llm In
ineafs.
.'sn|)f. Doiml.l .Jones said the on
ly e.s.senti.nl djiferem-cs in the
nea inoy'/am and Hie one ah'ea<l.v
in (■fh-cl is Ih.il all •hildren a ill
be fnrnisheil an a|)i)li<’.'ilion for
free lunehes whether they jil.in In
actually .njiply or not.
Liineh li.’kets will he kej)t in
individual ei issr.smis, Jones s.nid,
for Hie eon\eniene<‘ of .sludcnits
who wish lo ehai'Se their Iniieh or
Iiave loi'iroHen their lurieh money ,
a.s w<dl <ts for the needy child
1^'
etlino frfv. lunehes.
THE LAKE NORMAN
MUSIC HALL
Hwy. 150, TerreU, N. C.
The Third Anrpal
Lake Norman
•BLUEGRASS
FESTIVAL”
Was North Carolina's First
SAT. & SUN. NOV. 7 S 8
Sat. 12 Noon to 12 Midnight
SUN. 11 A.M. to 7 P.M.
SUN. 11 A.M. to 12—ALL
Gospel
*** FEATURING ***
BILL MONROE
King of Bluegtoss
and Blue grass Boys
' Jimmy Martin & Band
* Ralph Stanley <S Band
* Shenandoah Valley Cutups
* Bluegros.^ Gentlemen
* Plus Other Top Groups
Cars Free Parking — Free
Camping Hookups — Grill in
Auditorium
Tickets Each Day S4.00
Children through 12 Yrs. $1.00
Location Hwy. 150, Between
Lincolnton & Mooresville
Rubhei Cushion
ifure
and .Slate y.iternmenis. He saiil.
federal la.\ inlmimition yjlven lo
Stale la.x aihlmt'ill(‘s for i) firial
use is conliolled hy a .siriel fed-
et.d law which imjioses he.ivy
IM'iiallies for an.vone di\iil”ink it
!() Othl'I.S.
fee i.s char^'ed tha' .State ha.s-
ed sHiellv on the m.inlioiir cost
lor ;ir idiii'in,; Hie inforinalion. A
'‘sah'” i.s not involtcd. The cost
is reiincred lo jiroleet the federal
la.xjiayer's dollar.
Wall .(Iso said Hiiit certain st.e
Hslieal inloimalioti is a\;iilahle
for jiureliase from th(' I'. .S. (lov-
ernmem I’riiiHno Dffiee by any
one. Tlie.se sl'ilislii.s jnoviile d.ila
on very laike ;,'rmii).s of jji.aijilo
and ordaniztilions aei-orclinf; lo zijj
code lorations in each stati-. ".No
information on any individutil or
shiKle or;;anization i.s ovaila.bie
in Hiesa. slalislie.s,'' Wall said.
\Vall sttid Hial utifler federal
slatute il would be unlawful for
any jndvala* in ividual or oryfani-
zaiion to Im jnmided wilh a li.sl-
iiiK of laxjtayers for the jmrpose
of jn-odueinK mass mailing lists.
.I.s has been ebarged in some
iii'ws itK'dia eililorials.
-
.v.Av.'.b/;
Little Theatre
Cast Rehearsing
Meni.bei.s of the east of "Bare-
foo! In 1 lie Park’, forth.'rming
King-s .M'.unl iin I.htle The.-itre
aiv dii.'lion. a;e ri'hearsing three'
niglils ea.'h week al the Woman's
■lub.
Tickets are on .<ale from anv
ttK’mber of Hie east or Little Thea’-
l!c at .'51..ao f,„. adults ami 7.5
rents f.ir .students and children.
Tile lickets are valid for any of
the tour Sv'hedulel performanees
oil I'l'id.ay and Stiliirday, Xovom-
ber lilli and 7Hi. and Friday and
.^alurday. Xovemner l.dHi' aid
lllh.
Tile show will he staged at the
Woman's club .ind curtain time
is S ji.m.
Now it’s ofTicial.
Now one of ihe sarcst invr.slments
in the worlil lirJiigs you new and
Liglier returns.
Now your t^S. Savings Bonds
p.ay llie liigliosl inKnc.'t in lii-torv;
a full .0 per ccnl wlien lield lo
ntatmily of 5 years and 10 mom’ s.
( V.i llie lirsl year; .').2H',' lliere.iller
to maliii'ity.) I’rev iott-Iv. these Bonds
eariied von only d’ i . o you held
lliem for seven years.
I lie new iiitercsl iiepaii Juno I,
I960. So al! of the Bonds you own,
no matter wlicn you Initieh' llieni,
liavc hecn collecting higlicr iiilcreol
since tlial lime.
Tliose lionds are still replaced if
lost, .stolen or liiirned.
You c.an still hiiy them throii 'h
Payroll Savings or tlie Doml-a-Moiith
Bonds arc safe. If l...t, =t"l' n.
tVlicn ncedo'i. they ran ii*. .m-I’. 7
nntil redemption. And ,!■. e r...
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VOTE NOV. 3id FOR
HONEST, EFFICIENT, ECONOMICAL GOVERNMENT
Send Ollie To
IN ORDER FOR CLEVELAND COUNTY TO HAVE A VOICE IN THE
NORTH CAROLINA SENATE, WE MUST GET A LARGE VOTE FOR
HIM IN CLEVELAND.
1. Has Served People of Cleveland County 42 Years as Ambulance Attendant.
Plans to Keep Private Ambulance Service as Long as Possible.
2. Served 33 Years as Volunteer Fireman.
3. Served 24 Years as Coroner.
4. Aided in Organizing Kings Mountain, Grover, and Upper Cleveland Rescue
Units.
Anyone Needing A Ride To The Polls May Coll 739-2591
(Paid For By Frionds ol Sond (^Ilio To UaltMj^h Commitft'ol
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