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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Thursday. Novambac IS. 1^71
Washingi'on Report
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. a.iieiidiiieiiUi lo im onmUius
oiii ali:i:i liill (leiiiiiiulraliiV; Iho
iiiu'iit of C'.iii.me.sN lo liar the
1 .'.leiMl i\ .'iiiiiieiil from pres-
.sii.'i i;; oi' ninui-iiij' sell'.' il (lis-
H i. Ls lo . pi.'iid local, stall', or
: -l lii .llcy o.l Oil' 111^ US a
r. ii'.tri.s t.i lierc • a a le s. Il :e .s.
11 r. ..'Ill weeks, iiion.L.ers of
Con-rcr.s li.■ hce.i ii .e. .ini
an il.' rea:-:,; t vo' -.nf' .. .ntii; on
ithi.s siiiLjecI as s'liteiif l.irniv;
plt-n.s have lieon implenientcrl in
e.'a's all iiv.'.'i' the n.it.ni. ■ ail.i-
I'l 'i .S', hti.il oi.^li i tswei i' Hie e.irl'V
lii'.ets o," l .ilii naiiar. ti.eil cf
'lio'th, I'l.ln 'iLon .-nil VVei;':ir;'
aiiil cmiil orileieil plan.s of this
type. 'I lie expansion < f Ihi.s prac-
li e lo olli.-i' iMi lo of the niiiliy
ii'is eth! ■ 1 a clun-'s ■ f vaiees lo
I'virn (sr ■ s who liiue ronliinial-
ly oxiirer.seil luir l•fllK•''ln a'lncil
I'll' loirr-r.’i'i';e ini '.i't oi Iniair. i
on Ihe e.'iii.-.iionai syslein.
One Jiiieininient appi lived in
I'.o j'.vxr' woird ill'..' the I'fh' I
of (U'li.'.inc; cnnil .-nd'ri'i!,' inis-
ini plans iinld all In al ap-e ls
lia-.'i' I eon eslrio.nte i. In many
s. -ii .ol rli.-.lri. Is si;, li as Charlolle
aii'i wn-isio ' -aim. I'le .iii'.ls
reiiuired lhat iiu.-dn;; elans by im-
pleinente 1 e\ en v. idle apiieal.s
were pending. Uofpiirlni local
dislri.ls lo adopt remedies 'he-
fore I he completion of the jiidi-
<ia| priice.ss .appears to .jeo; ar
di'/e the rifiht of total resi-iv of
IndMdiial cases.
This action by the ft.nee i> ,i
bei;innin'.r by the leidsl.diM'
bran.'h lo clarify .■ ’ee rf Lie
leeal snarl.s wlilrh have develop.
od in the pro'e s of de.si'i;re;.;'d.
in;; our schools rnhlie noli -y, ile
veloped in re.-enl hcivs and loiirl
decisions, slaii'.s Li.it s. Iiool ,a c
.sifrii'menls siimild be non die.i-
lo'flor'. iiiid willioiil ri.p-ird lo
race. .School boards in foil iwiie;
ilhis polii'.v Ibive loll'; .sin,-:' le-'
parted from Ihe i|iie.-dinnalil('
I'racliie of operaliie; dual lino I,
syslein. .School distrlcls in our.
area of ,\orlh (’arolina ha\e (' 'lie
a ipioil Job over Hie pant few
ye-irs of as.snrin.; tlial .all .stii-
■denls williin a school disirici are
assi; lied oil a ivii dis. i imalory
lias's.
Re.'cnl eoiirl deii-'lens Iviv",
caused (oiVfusioit and i ncerlahiiy .
which have added l.i Ihe already
di'tfi Ii'il lask of I'l'i'ref idly nieeb
ini 11"' n.aliunal l abile ro'iey ef
dese;;ialiri'; unr s.'liop's. The ir'mc-
li •(' i f for, ed busiii;; Ins dis-
1 ..l.'.l 11. Ill Lie leal ffoal of pro-
i;; ipi.' .!> ed....iUiin mr all
id.I l.'iiis. I'on.iressional luida.i -e
.s II ■ "ied lo cle.ir uo s imo [ this
• ..i.iiaio'.i. 1 have supported leR-
s :iti\e o.fells to elari.y ( Ingres-
■lioci.il i itent. It is inueb to > early
to te.l A the a. lion t iken by the
ill use will be su '. e.iS' Ul, b.d al
least a hecinnin;; li.-.s been nt'ii b
aa 1 I'ui;:.e .t .s rc dy t.i assait
i'seif hi I'ii'i area. ler i. ma n-
in'-r qniel fco- too 1 -v ■.
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vat evlend.".! ' ■ I'"' llo 'se an.l
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b';;h('i' edi- "- '"o.
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N. C. State University
Aftollo and Portrait are the two
All - Amerka award winning
roses for 1972.
Apollo is a magriifficent soft
yellow hybrid tea variety on a
strong, sturdy stem. The cla.ssic
■blooms of delicate sunrise yel
low, suffused with shadings of
red, are quite large, often five
to si.x inches across, and bold
their color throughout the life
of the bloom. The lieautifully
formed buds will develop 30 to
-10 petals produced on 'ong
stems, perfeel for cutting.
The tragrance is unusually
I‘.'easaut, resemblhiig that of the
“old-fasliioned" tea rose. The
fiagranee intensifies as the flow
er opens.
Apollo received very ‘■nil
seuics from all of Ihe AAflS
Judges scatlcred Ihrougbout L>c
i...r ii'y, win were impressed
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in I'
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■'i I'lose
r-eit;'
In L
and .-I d ■I 'l ■'i"i‘: li 'V ' i’l-
cr.'.iT I L 'il' fin in-i.'il supp"rt
Ilf educcHo’i d i’ls'iluli.ms. De-
spile this ! ' I .'inrl de'.'C .de a gen-
eiiil rise in t.i 'im cusls, nn'iiy
of our c'i'le res .md univeri 'tles
ere I".i'crieii 'UbT S''\ere fi'nn-ial ,
dif f rullii'S. .■since Word War li,|
dll' e eurullmenis licve sky-1
i'o.k''ti'l. In 111) llie till'd eol-
l";'' ciu'cllmenl wus only Lo mil-
liiin. In Ilf' number r' slii-
deiils ill cc'!e'"'S and uir'.■('•■sit'''s
had ri.sen Li 7.3 mi'li'in. l-i-reas-
ing enrol'menls. r sm;: co'ls .ef
.'unstructiiin. airl Ihe n-'-'d 'foe
new euniru'n to rr"''! Lie d'-
iri'iniiil Ilf a r'''i'*’L''‘ '-"I-
eiety have all heen fa tors cmi-
irihiiting to tiie liiglier cost ef
education.
Tlie Irll prissi-l Ibe ii,r, sn v'-c-
• if'iii/es Ihe n''''.| Hi ('."d'ii”e pi '-
gr.ims wbi.'h Irec heiped col
leges an'l nni'.('''s'lie.s meet t'leir
inrveasin'.; firm '' 'I i'''''ls. revi-
siiins in tills bill will priHide
a.'Idili ufil asd.dar.ce I ' small ecl-
leges uhi.li i'l'.e s-TciV'l tl'f
■;re.'ilesi lin-'i'. -iil ^■•rain and t)
Hie middie ; lims family vb;. h bos
b-ad lo b.eir the higii cost of hav-
i'lg se\'eral . hi’,Iren in school al
the same lime.
Bi!! Bndges Barfee?
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with the beauty and quality o.
this fine nevvcoiner.
l.ie bush i-s reported to be vig
orous wilii a fins 'jrar.-hir.:
iia id and produces blooms from
sprinyi until late fall.
Apollo will make an attra'clh e
ad.i.'i .11 lo y ' r g.arJen and will
be cer,ain to become an atten-
l.ion-gelter with its beauty, ctark
gr.'X'n foliage and unusual 'frag-^
r.'fU'O. As a cut f’c.ver and show j
plant, “it has few equals.’ I
j'P'-ir.aii will ' “ove to be a rose
for all gardeners, .ft produces a
strong, well formed plant with
allraclive fully double flowers.
Tiie fi.rwers are two-toned pink,
fragrant and very attractive,
lii.s variety could very well be-
co.me a focal point of interest in
your rose garden. It is reported
to have more than ordinary dis
■ ' resist an e.
The urn shaped, deep pink
C30UNr- GINGER
Ground ginger gives an Inter
esting flavor to pot roasts, slow
..d.c.-ceu, adds a pl(m„ncy to
bean, onion and potato sou. s and
e.K.ous spi'iakied cn ie„is
a.id oLier fruits, Iresh or can
ned.
)uds o .-n to give a sti.kiTg
cambiiiation of rich pink outer
peia.s and a creaitiy, slnimp pink
e.aier. U.'casionally, gold tones
■Aiasii f -e o.ien bloom and add to
its glowing wariritli with tiie
whole ll'.'vver set -eff by a deep
clear pink reverse.
t.i booms, por.T'.mcd with ,a
■'netrating old rose fragianco,
i''e ma'ie ■ n o'f more Ilian 50
pot.-Is vvhi.'h roil back in a nleas-
ing informal style. Tlie plant is a
stroit grower, well branched
with a solid mantle of deep
greeii, disease rcsist..ant foil,age.
Tins variety provides added .in-
trest to th ro.se .grower as it is
the first All-Amcri.-a rose stioc-
tion ver developed by an ama
tcur hybridizer in the 32 year
histtory of AARS.
■Portrait was devcior'ed by Mr.
Carl Me.ver. Cloves, Oiiio, wlio i-s
a pipe fitter by trade. If you
are an am.iteur rose breeder,
kep trying: as you, too, may de
velop a winner.
Childhood
4
.Aclion was taken Thursday
niglil, November H,.to organize
C uve.and Cou.ity Eariy Child-
hjod Educailon Association.'
Thor,' wove faurlcon pi-'.-cnt for
the meeting, leprosenting seven
iai. li i: ic . '.a iiu . . a. . . ^urs i
elccLid V.e.'o .Mrs. Llil! E'der, di-'
sector oi Eiclc.- Playschool, pfesi-'
lent; yim. Pe.irl VVc.=.sr.n, cl.irec-,
ter of Chiiiiren's D iy Care Cen-;
t.-r, vice president: ?.!r.s. AlDo
By.l, director of Brittain Vil-
lag,' Bay Cure Euc.c'taiy and '
tral source of inform-a.fion tlml
members may be informed of
St te and local regulaticns that
may or may not apply to their
own farilllies: i-l) to support and
strengthen individual efforts
through coojieration: (5) to sup
port all eflorts in the inlerest of
children.
Represented at the formation
of thus association were seven
iVcililics concerned with early
childhood education. They wore:
Tlirougli-the-Week School, Math
er 'Goose Day Care Center, Elder I
Playschool, Brittain VlllaiT Day f
Care Center, MePhearson Day
Care Center, Humphy-iDumpty_
Day Nursery, Westview Baptis^A
Church Kindergarten. Other early^-,.
childhood educational faclHties
are invited to attend the next
meeting on Thursday, Decembr
9th, 7:30 p. m. at Union Trust Co.
in Shl'by. Interested facilities not
present at Thursday night’s meet-
'g may contact one of iite offi
in
cers for more information.
, treasurer.
I Til,; p.inc.m o' the m.-cting
! was to org.anh-e an associalion
heua in Clevclan l County of kin-
' d''i'';'.irlPi'’. and ciiild cate facili
ties, and impro'ced standards of i
operation among Ihe facilities ini
Clovclrnd County. Through or-
i ganization the following specific
1 objectivities will be sought: iH to
cento a s' .irit of goodwill among
the members: (2) to encourage
members to study .to gain dinc-|
tional knowledge and skill in 1''“
top ication of new practices and
techniques: i3) lo provide a cen-
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We think it’s excellence of product
Years and years ago,when we decided to bake
Jane Parker Fruit Cake, we also decided to bake the best
That’s why Jane Parker Fruit Cake was then
and is todav over 213 fruits and nuts.
Just enough cake to hold together the bounty of
imported and domestic cherries, pineapple from the Far East,
dtron from the Caribbean,sun-drenched raisins from Califonua
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IMAGINE, THE 5-LB. CAKE COSTS ONLY.
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P.S. Wouldn’t it make a great gift for someone?
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