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THE kiNSS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Page 6
Thursday, November II, 1971
IRS Questions and Ans^«
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<iv.-e:s niirstinns xrp^\
aski.*d aaouf the
l-'ix}37.o ann -un. fci
VI) mo r/iiornal iRovenue
'in the Prosi
, - - are ma^ie
in the -color, size, or shape
container, or only in the
rv*s „< t.Nev ..rsvx.l.. e
,-i 13 hy
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<st'r\ J-e in'- ,
‘ kl-uiioitiic StaibiU/ation
d o n 1 - «. . ,
p o^y^ni n '-T November l.>.
^ A. -Vt?s. The 'Sorvi'-e ami
phjin o AclTriir.^tration ot th?-In* basis of comparaible .'' orlhct.
tornai P.evenue Service will have the base period.
co ov ol the candy, manufactur-
err^ m-ay compute their prices us-
\nrr cither the pre-'freeze base
r-'^riod or, if th seasonality rule
applies, last years prices.
li. manu acturers develop new
ro:nT)Ositions or shapes, then
pricing must \ye cornnuted on the
in
local -srvice -.ani (ompiia'- '' -i-
tors in ;i'’0 oi’^Tices thr^' -nh-
out the cai’.ntry. All cf these c'f-
-r r or ‘. t.’
the .-r’dic, investigate c o m-
phila an ’ -^.rrirct indenen'1''nt
also b-ve additional responsiihil-
ity in the area o*^ reanosts for ox-
empliops, exceptions, and other
monitorin'' ''ctlvities. will
©djustmnts in accordance with
Ruidalincs and standards issued
by the Price Commission and the
■■■ - ■ d.
Q''.T:-7 do C'^ndy makers fi?-
-.-re r»it the nriccs th'^y can
charge on holiday candy?
A. Candy m-inufn -tnrers
make specialized holiday
dies for fjrt asions such as
mahrtilushrdl u emfwyp c-mfww
k A'een, Thanksgivin,; and Christ
mas mi.st use the last sales of
such oandies pnHhably lat year
prior tfj the holiday to etahlish
who
ean-
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NEW SHIPMENT
Q.- Are state naymonts la 'Jen
nie d:s'‘iMed in .i'ltvrelated acci
dents un(ie>r workmen’s eompen-
ration laws suh'oet to the freeze?
A. No. These are not prices,
wages or rents.
Q. I’Tow does the freeze apply
to auction sales?
A. Pales by auction are gov-
er!ied by the same rules a’*pli •-
I‘-’e to other sales transart=ons.
1 sn’es of ordinary
.'vm'^orrial goods hv a oi ir
I’ealor at auction or '•! Ikm-u-sc,
li-'V ceiling is the h'p. ice
nt whi-h th owner rPhive-ed or
•furnishd such conirr.ediiies to
;unhasers in a .a ’•si.K.'i ai num
ber of transnfii<jns during the
base period.
At iiuct!-n sale.s rd commodi
ties for HiJ i’-<irhl:.shcd
market pii/c-. «-\ist. and wh:-h
are s.mI 'y .-md lor the account
of ; -i ' tr'i or linarily engag-
, erl iji I he iiio.'^s i i selling
^ mcr. haiidi'^e, e.':., auction
-.lies und(*r court order, the ctdl-
the )jil host price for
commtKliiies in the
CRUSHED VELVET
j -..lies und(*r c
i in ,' jH'ii is I
I conipar.il)] ex
5 l*ase !>eriod.
Four Colors;
Brown - Cranberry
Purple - Light Purple
TWIN B
Fil^R’C SHOP
Gastonia Hwy. 739-2103
Au tjoneers' p'es and commis
sions are frozen at l)ase period
!e\els.
Q. Can the fees charged by a
, Inf’ he adiu.sted if im-
pi'ovements are made on the
“lot,” for example, by putting
neil pavement on the lot?
A. Yes. 'File paving of a park-
: iny lot can he consid(*red a sub-
|Slantial capital imj>rovement, hut
; only if i}u‘ cost of sucli i>a\ ing
I is cfiual to at least fhix'O months
I gross income. If tlieso condi
tions are met. tlie nu-nthly park-
i ing fees may he adjusted upward
i l)ut not more than one and one-
iialf iKT cent of tlie ammmt
Thomas (Jack) iMat thews, for-
1 mer Kings Mountain resident,
! has been hired as Catawba Coun
ty’s first director of construction
and engineer
; He assumed his nel^v •utles
''November 1 and he and his wife
I end throe children have moved
. from Charlotte to (Hickory,
i 'Mr. Matthews, who Jived here
from 1936 until after his gradua
tion ifrom Kings jMr- ntain high
s..hno\ Is the son cf Hoyt Mat
thews of charlotte and 'Edna
•G.imible of Miami, Kla., bath for
merly of Kings Alfuntain. He is
nephew otf Tod Gamble and Mrs.
Louise Gamble Fisher, 'both of
Kings Mount.Tin, and grandson of
the late Wilkes Gamble of this
citv.
I He formerly was employed as
s'uiior structural engineer with
Catalytic, Inc. of Charlotte.
^^r. i.Matthews is a native of
y 'l rlotto, . raduating from Kings
,•« ’-rri-i <4-hool in 1949.
iT/oived a degree in -civjl en-
. nee-.'ing from th Univrsity of
’ ■ In.) in 1359, aater which
le r'C'"an workmg as a surveyor
and draftsman with a firm in
Miami, Fla. iHe then worked as
a .‘ivil engineer in the Public
Whirks Department of Da*de
County, Fla., held positions with
Standard Oil -Company as a dis
trict engineer of south Florida,
and was chief structu’'al engineer
for Carr .Smitli and Associates,’
Inc., of 'Miami, (before moving
; back to North Carolina to accept
1 his present position.
Ille is a registered pi\>fessional
I engineer in the states of Florida,
i Knnticcky and Tennessee and is
making application Xor regis-tra-
tion in this state.
Born Oct. 4, 1930, Mr. (Mat
thews and his wife, Patricia, are
the parents of two daughters
and one son.
In the post created by the com-
mi.-<sioncrs during budget hear-,
ings last spring. Matthews will
bt‘ assumed tbe task of creating
design and construction specifi
cations for schools and other
spent for thp capital improve
ment. If the a'bove conditions
are not met, no increase in park
ing fees may ‘be levied.
county cai^tal outlay projects.
At the outset of his employ-
men he will survey existing
school costs, the costs of s'chools
under construction or In design
and future planning schools,
particularly those in the 1972-73
udget, &. rvey existing and need
ed orifice space, and begin > plan
ning a program for the next
three years, which would include
the development of construction
cost ranges from other national
standards for similar facilities,
including school buildings, audi
toriums, and office space. He will
also need to determine the per
sannel that will be requird to im-
p-Iment the program.
vector McDwwse!
Wins Promotion
Tt inCDRIA, Azores.—Victor R.
Ml Daniel, son of Mrs. Je.aette
Johnson of 310 S. Gaston St.,
Kings Mountain, has been pro
moted to technical sergeant in
the U. S. Air Force.
Pergennt MloDTniel Is a enm-
munlcatlons specialist at Lajes
Field, Azores, with a unit of the
Air Force CornTn-.nl'cati-^ns 3erv
ice which provides global com
munications and air traffic con
trol for the USAF. He previous
ly served at T^n Son Nhut AB
Vietnam.
The sergeant is a 19^R
ate of Rock Hill (S. C.) high
school. His wife, Constance, is
the daughter of Mr. and iMis. L.
L. Liewer of Butte, Neib.
Mixon A'lvarded
Infantry Badge
IFT. WATNIWRUCSHT, Alaska.—
Army Specialist Four Jerry P.
(Mixon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
lie P. Mixon, 301 Dover Dr., Bes
semer City, N. C, recently was
awarded expert infantryman
badge while serving with the
171st Infantry Brigade at Fort
Wainwright, Alaska.
(Specialist Mixon qualified for
the award through proficiency
in combat tocitlcs, weapons firing
and physical fitness tests. Ho
also passeda series of written
examinations.
He is a gfinnner with (Company
E, eth Battalion of the Brigade s
9th Infantry.
!His wife, Judy, lives at 1805
Hemlock, Ave., Gastonia, N. C.
o
y yvOTre using^ ^
iichebctrkity
"" ears ago.
re
ifi IS7
/
iS7* y
10,232 kwh.
l.e2T/kwh
t * 2 mos. «niJinu
Aug. 31. 1971)
/
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In i960 you
Jf-ed 5.362 kwh,
Cos?: l.9/'2/kwb
In 1950 you .
•.s©d 2,617 kwh.X
Cost; 2.25c/kwh
i In1V40 '
y I you used \
\ ri.OOOkwhJ
- post; a. 164/
% %/kwh
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:Biawatti
KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
Most of this increase results
from the mar.y necessities we
now take for granted. Water
heating, for example. Refriger-
otion. Cooking. Heating and air
conditioning.
Also color TV and the more
than lOOotherelectrical products
contribute to increased usoge
and our high standard of living.
To meet the ever-increosing
demand for electricity, we re
constructing still more generat
ing plants. It's very expensive,
but absolutely essential.
We intend to continue to pro
vide all the electricity you need
at the lowest possible cost.
GRimN'S DRUG
YOUR PRESCRIPTION STORE
FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY
PHONE 739-4721 129 MTN. ST.
NANCY WIESENEH
*'Mrs. Redston"
REI: WIESENER
"Ml, Ralston"
NAN JEAN GRANT
"Mrs. Boyle"
NANCY WIESENER
"Misi: Caseweir*
K
MIKE MUSCAT
RICHARD DEDMON
"Christopbei Wren"
"Paroviemi"
JOE A. KULLENDER, JR.
"Detective Trott"
“The Mouse Trap”
Agatha Christie Suspense Thriller By The Cast Oi
KINGS MOUNTAIN LITTLE THEATER
Friday and Saturday. Nov. 12 & Nov. 13
8:15 P.M. PARK GRACE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
Directed By Joe Ann McDaniel
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