THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
1971
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iy JANIOE R. 0;:iRISTEN9EN j formed for many cluib and in-
Alexander county is privileg-1 dustniial groups as well as foi
?.d to have its own “Houd,ini" as. former President Dwight D. Eis-
a community 4'H leader. | enhovver.
j Now he's using his talents to
■help Alexander 4iH’ers raise
! money for the 4iH Development
'Fund, by appearing at fairs and
! other public events and helping
William McLiiury, a r'elr.tive
eWk-oiner to the aiea, is a pro
fessional ck-wn and magician.
Th«» author of a "licw-lo” book
on escapes and other magical
plienomena, iMcJLaury has per-
KINGS MOUNTAIN
INVITATIONAL
BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
DEC. 3-4
7 & 9 P.M.
COMMUNITY CENTER
Gaidner-Webb - St. Augustine
Eton - Barber Scotia
TICKETS $2.00 ADULTS
$1.50 STUDENTS
ON SALE AT
KM Drug • Herman Blalock Grocery
One HOUR
'nimmns’
THl MOST IN DRY CLEANING
537 EAST KING ST.
TELEPHONE
739-5844
MON.. TUES. & WED. SPECIALS
MEN'S OR LADIES' 2-PIECE
2 SUITS S2-0S
LADIES' 1-PIECE
2 DRESSES
EVERY DAY SPECIAL
Shirts
Laundered 9
Crisp. g
Bright tOf
Folded or
“""Ta'ch S1.39
MON., TUES. & WEJ -SPECIAL"
TROUSERS
PLAIN
SKIRTS
OR
SWEATERS
MIX
OR
MATCH
OPEN EVERY DAY
7:30 TILL 6 p.m.
EXCEPT
SUNDAY
to sell novelty items.
McLaury has a vested interest
in 4^H, adds Mrs. Linda Best, as
sistant home economics extension
agent. Three oi his live children
are 4-lH memibers.
RHX:YlCi./E GLAIiS
Ab-'iut SIX per cent of our solid
waste is made up oi g**aiss bottles
and jars.
So members of the West
econnoe Kxiension Homemak-
I ers^ decided to find a use lor this
junk. Instead of discarding the
empty glass containers, uiey re
cycled them ln>to candlestick ho..d-
! ers.
! ro do this, the homemakers
covered the bottles with papiei-
mache made from new.spaper
scraps. Then they deco, paged or
, antkiued them, exi lairis Sandra
■ Rogers, assistant home econo
mics extension agent, Kdgecon;ibfc
I county.
I Ine old bottles and jars arc
now u.sef ul household acces. oi •
ies instead of ugly spots along
1 Tar Heel roads, the agent ados.
, USES FCR PUIMFKIN
j pumpkin pies taste great, bul
I there are other uses lor pump
! kin too.
, Mrs. D. E. Read, Chadoourn,
, bakes pumpkin bread and pump
; kin cakes for her fam^ily and p-re
I serves pumpkin marmalade t
i sell at the SK'NC-Crafts store al
Lake Waocamaw.
i Mrs. Reid says she enjoys
i preparing the foods she sells at
■ SENOeVrafts, but it is a lot of
■work, adds ^rs. Yvonne Ray
home economics extension agent,
' Columbus county.
Employment
Climbs Here
RALEIGtH. — Employment
ciimibed 6,100 during October to a
total ot 1,200,100 in Tar Heel non
farm establishments, State Labor
Commissioner Frank Crane re
ported.
Commissioner Crane said em
ployment increases totaling 10,-
100 in 17 major industry gix>ups
were partly offset by job de
clines in seven other groups tot
alling 4,000 for a net over-the-
j month increase of 6.100.
I Crane said factory employment
I totaling ‘((iv,D00 ih Uciouer was
■ down d(X) from September and
lagged 4,000 behind the year-age
level. JoDs in non-manuiac*iuding
employment groups, totaling 1,
o..j,600, were up 6,-100 from Sep
tember and increased 13,000 above
the year-ago level. Noniarm em
ployment as a whole was 9,000
higher in October than a year
i ago.
iHojrly earnings averaged $2.62
in manufacturing, showing no
change from September, Crane
i stated. The workweek increased
fractionally to an average of 40.5
hours. Weekly earnings were up
26 cents to $106.11.
Schools, retail trade and serv
ices reported the largest October
; job gains, Crane reported. Schools
' were up 2,600, retail trade 2,500,
I and services 1,200. Other gains in
cluded 700 each in construction
and furniture manufacturing, 400
! each in electrical machinery and
! printing, 300 in miscellaneous
non durable goods, 200 each in
lumber, food, apparel, and whole
sale trade, and 100 each in pri
mary metals, fabricated motals.
chemicals, finance, and state
and local government.
■Principal employment declines
in October incL.;ded 1,S00 in to
bacco stemmerios, 900 in trans-
T>ortation (other than railroad),
800 in cigarette manufacturing.
2(X) in textile mill products, and
aOO each in stone, clay and (glas?
products, machinery manufactur
ing, and communications and
pi bli’c utildties.
LANDSCAPING TIPS
Different shaped houses requir'"
different shaped plants. A tal)
house for example, may nee<’
; SI reading plants between the
doorw^ay and the corner to lowei
its apparent height. North Car
olina Stale University e.\lensior
landscape specialists seggestr
keeping the plnartlng below the
■wdndoav. If the house is a low
ranch-type, it probably needs fev\
foundation plants. Use ground
covers and small trees freely
You can get printiKl information
on landscaping ye- r home from
1 the local county extension office.
Free Callers
Are Prosecuted |
I
The Bell System’s icontdnuing
crackdown on network toll fraud
through the use of an illegal
electronic device known as the
'Oiue box” look renewed empha
sis earlier this month as Bell of
Pennsylvania pusheci fo r p 11
prosecution under state laws of
four persons arrested and charg-
! ed with using the deviC'O to make
I free calls acros the nation and
I amund the world said R. B. |
i Moore, local telephone manager.
I A company spokesman sadd a
' group of persons on a daily basis
nave been using blue boxes to
seize hundreds of long distance
circuits.
The Penn.sylvania actions bring
to 37 the number of arrests made
thes far this year in connection
wi.th blue 'box fraud. Of these, 18
have been c'onvicled, 18 cases ai'C
pending and one dismiS'Cd. 9omP
75 other cases are under inves
tigation in 14 slates and in at:
least one foreign country.
About a month ago, federal
luthorities in Montana arrested
to persons from the Billings and
Great Falls areas for blue box
—...q t'AX’on have already been
■convicted, two cases are pending
and one was dismissed.
So-called "phone phreaks” have
been the subject of magazine and
newspaper stories i n recent
month. WilWam S. Cashel, presi
dent of I3ell of Pennsylvania,
commented on the seriousness of
the crime:
“These people may’ consider
their activities harmless fu’* .nd
Ingin a very seriou.s pr ’ •.nger*
ous way- with the fuc»iiues essen
tial to serving Q.r
lomers.
paying ous-1
“Futhermoie, they have, on
occasion, invaded the privacy of
telephone users and in the course
of their operations have do-
frauded the telephone company
of thousands of dollars in revenue \
which, inevitably, must be made i
up by our customers.”
JOB.S THAT ANNOY
When liomemakei s around the
country were asked what the 1
worst job about the house was, j
ironing ranked first. j
After that came cleaning ihej
range, scrubbing floors, clean
ing closets, waslidng windows,
scrubbing bathrooms, washin;
walls and cleaning the refrigera
tor.
laycees Begin
State Torn
.ASIIERC'RO — On Monday Nov
ember 22, 1971, the North C'aro
phy to Manteo Ebepress” which
lina Jaycees will begin a “Mur-
will include stops in all the 228
communitic‘s with Jayct'e chap
ters -in North Carolina. Pri'Sident
A'very Nye and Public Relations
Director Jim Ilasling.s will make
the tour in "Jaycce I”,, a fully
equipped 24 ft. Winnebago Indian
Motor-home furnished by Wray
Frazier Company Center in New
ton, the nation’s largest dealer.
The tour will begin with a
breakfast with the MmT'by Jay
cot« on Monday,'NoVi'mlH'r 22 at
8:(X) a.m. and will conclude with
a dinner with the Dare Courvty
(Manteo) Jaycees on Wednesday,
Dort'mbor 22 at 8:00 p.m. In be
tween, lh(‘ lour will touch 288
coimmunit.ie.s and 10,(X)0 North
Carolina Jaycees, .
The Jaycees, a progressive, dy
namic organization . for young
men between the ages of 21-36
have two major .objectives: (1)
self-growth through p<»rsoiKil lead
ersiiip training and (2) civic im
provement through community in
volvement. ’
The tour will be used to nH*riiit
membership and to promote Jay-1
eee programs In North Carolina.!
President Nye will be showing
the accessibility of the stale Jay-
'vo organization to the people of
North Carolina. Ho will be dis-
eu.«.sing programming such a.s
Jayece involvement in Cystic Fi
brosis, a fatal lung disease that
'dfecls children. The North Caro
lina Jaycc’cs have declared Doc-
.'mber Jny':'<‘e Cy.stir • Fibrosis
month and urges each chapter to
lielp coiKjuer this dread disoa.se.
kits will be distributed to
the news media at each step and
President Nye will bo a-railiable
to conduct interviews as he trav
el.^!.
ANT'ROPOMKTir .
A new specially of human en
gineering, that of appdying '
knrvw’ledge of the changing s :ape
of tlie humvin physique to furni
ture, is cal'od the stu !y . of
antropometrics.
Having A Chiisfmas Party?
Let us help you with your plans. We
will be delighted to discuss our special
Christmas party rates. Large or Small
groups up to 200.
ROYAL VILLA MOTOR INN
1-85 in Kings Mountain 739-2544
n:18t!n
Think About This Before You Buy
Your Next Tank 01 Heating Oil
9 High duality MOBIL Heating Oil
• Our "Keep nr Delivery
• The MOBIL Burner Cleaner
• Our Metered Deliveries
WE DELIVER TO YOUR HOME 50 GALLONS AND UP
CALL JIM ALEXANDER OR JULIUS BURTON
CITY ICE, COAL & OIL COMPANY
PHONE 739-4251
.rf
CITY STREET
w® care
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Kings Mtn.
APPRECIA-nON ltAra...APPRECIATiON DAYS
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Esiijar
Appreciation Values On "Super-Right" Heavy Grain-Fed Beef
mmw STEAKS
PorterliGuse
3r T-Sniie Lb.
2S
Sirloin
* !J«.
Yi.5i5’s notliing bigger tlifin biggest
So, when we set out to make this our
juperlativesaleof the year, we went all out. twow •«
Our buyers bagged the best possible deals in the !**
and we’re passing the savings on to you.
Then, we proceeded to slash regular prices
on scores of other popular items.
Why? To express our appreciation for your faithful i-at: o:;:ge
the best way we can: with a blockbuster...
A blockbuster sale that brings you nof big savings.
and Tiot bigger savings..,
but the BIGGEST SAVINGS OF THE YEAR!
It's another way of proving "We Care” '
AK
ROAST
BONELESS
TOP OR BOTTOM
BEEF ROUND
Lb.
—\
SPECIAL! ALIGOOO
Sliced 3acon
S 59c 11.15
BONELESS
TOP OR BOTTOM
BEEF ROUND
Lb.
**Supe*Right" Heavy Crain Fed Beet
Cubed Round Steak u,
$1.35
New York Strip l. •‘Sl-tW
Sirloin Tip Roast a $1.29
Ground Round Beef u. 99c
25
IS
19
"SUPER-RIGHr' WHOLt
Fresh Fryers
25'
2 IN A BAG
Ll.MIT 2 tAGS
rSB CUSTOMER
U.
FRESHLY BAKED JANE PARKER
Cap'n John't froMn f.lWt
Orp''>n
Cop'a John's Froien
Haddock Fillets
Sliced Bologno
"Supor-RiQ^t’- Old Fath.cn
Pork Scusoge
49c
Chopped Sirloin Beef
Lb
99c
s
A&P DELI
DELIGHTS
^
Ground Chuck tb.
79c
Pimiento Spread
I'Lb.
Coa
73c
79c
"Suotr.Riobi" ^eiity
Sliced Beef Liver
Lb.
49c
Pimiento Spread
aos.
Cup
37c
69c
••Stipef-nigr.f Qx.ai.tr
3.Lb. Ukg SI 39
Cole Slew
I.OL
Cup
35c
89c
All Meat Franks
Mb.
tag
69c
Fruit Cocktail
I3.0r
Cup
35c
13-Os. Tv (fi or CtevcHeef
Or 12-Ot. Flofcy
Rkgs.
si GO
Bake N' Serve
• rmklr §«kt4
6laze!l Donats
• I«ii« FaHitr CmcMt
Pound Cake
• J«n« r«rkfr Sa*0vi<h
Wheat Bread
• i«M c«k«
CaroHsal Danish
• Fariiar IncicMe
LT 36e
’J.1* 39s
3 1.U. oa«
u«v«i 09B
V^hile Bread 4 $1.00
• /an* AAt«f{c«'t
Fruit Cako 6 <
Siafflng; Mix
X. 34.69
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pfc«. Qoe
Appreciation Value on Soft-Fly Brondl
Paper Towels
Finh, Liver, Meat or Chicken
iaily iog Food
Rati
ISV'a-Oi.
Cen
White Potatoes
Fresh Anjou Pears
Raw Volencia Peanuts
Fresh Crisp Solad Mix
29c
Juicy, Tangy Tangeloes
White Meat Grapefruit
Fresh Spinoch or Kale
Fresh Ripe Slrawberries
12 M 39c
5 iS, 59c
2
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43e
’•ilf 17c
.tain S«>f'ttiint
Sonnjffiold Hour
C«*4 nicO Aaa S«ii»
Chichen Koodie
t f Vbl«« M AM
Early Jena Feas c:: 24e
All Parpt% At. Cr.0. "A**
Whole Tor.ialoes V:: 29c
SkM Aon Str v«i«ct
Pnirina Dog Chon$1.57
•If Vatu* On
Dally Cat Fcod 'I?: t2e
C*aO*nM4 Ann f*0*
Tomato Souii '
Alta Pat*—AH l*r*a
Cake Mixes
ASP—Aaa f*«*
Com Oil
fura Vaf«iabl*
dexola Oil
AH ruro.i.
H&P Cold Crsam
Atr braaO, WhM*
PotroloHRi Jolly
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Can
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8;:: 86o
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100% BRAZILIAN
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69c 99e
A&P ChI Cora X- 2?: X 6Se
**Otir ftaaiT o«*arr" rMw«
A&P Loaf Spinach '^MSe
CMai* riooi Al ri««*f*
Boidoa leo Milk
Snad.l On Marie*
ParkorboHso Ro'Is
S#«(lal HHm On
Morloi Pio Cmsis
Ce/tan
100% BRAZItfAM
$1Xil
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Pkfo.
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Plllsbary Bisenifs
CiAnawan
Or Oranfa
28e
43o
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Grape Jam or JcHy
Ana P*pe RfoeaSiv or
Foanirt BoHor 6So '"j?,'- 49e
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KiAp Stia Only
iSBBOi® Crisco Shortening
Prkes IHcetlva Only With This Caupan
f.* I wS*., =
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W>rh $5 00
Or Mara
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Wi’fheat Caapan Yov Par 4Vc
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