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Ex 179,091 in cenxinf^:p i4 qoffbf A Ljh 93c,k ^ that H «x- to inoreaat the el irei] P r. d NG PAY f DqriitY rteild^tal Soai^i Today Sheriff J. Hayw>ccl Allen . maclo a request that inlerested adult chixens ct th:.s C..unly vcl* untocf tlu'ir li.ne and ener;?y to help in one of the greatest pro grams we have f?oin.:» to help the youth cf our tcunty—the Junior Difputy P.ro;;ram. This is a prcj»ram vv’hiih has been in progress novv kr aojut two years, working with and help- in.:; the youth ol our eemmunity. This program teaches c!iti/en- ship and respotvsioilit>. It allows tile youth tf our community to become familiar with hc.w cur government werks. One of the most vital parts ol our program rap aes- ions be tween the youth and law enfor.-e- meht, judges, governing f>:r.:ials, e'c. asking questions and dis cussing pertinent issues. ■We have a total of nineteen j groups in Cleveland County and ^ we esijircially need adults in Gro-1 'Ver^hd 18 North near'M<Sw*a'ins' Store. Wo must have a minimum c. three a.lult h’aderj f?r each group c: twenty-live boys and wc, need adults county-wide. I Rc.glcn-Wide Honda h:i3 donat ed over 100 Honda Mini Tran bikes to use in this program. The.se youth are seeking help ’ and guidance frjm c^ur cc.TiTnun- ity lea.irrs, and we de.?:x»rati'ly ' need your help immedi.itely. Sheriil Allen asks ycu to/call him and volunteer fer the mpst re- wanding exporier.*.*o you will ever have - helping boys. Every bey we save today will make a gcod citizen tomorrow. This is another program coor dinated through Region C Crimi nal Justice Rlann'.ng Agency. Please con'.act the Shcilff to- da> a' 4ST-4337. VACATION CASH LOANS UP TO $900 Get your money now. Have a Good Time and Pay Later. Call or Visit Betty Hager and T. L. Saine at Triangle Fin ance Corp. at 123 W. Mtn. St. TELEPHONE 739-2576 SOCIAL CALENDAR Tuesday: 7:3()—C-irele 4 of First Pre.sby- lerian church in the Ladies Biole cla.ssroom. ilo.sfess Mrs. Ben T. Goiortli. Wednesday: 10:00 a.m.—Circle 3 of Fir.st Pn'shyterian chunli at tlie home (d Mrs. Paul NeLder, 405 Neisler Drive. Bride-Elect Angela Lackey Is Honored Angela D. Lackey, of Shelby, whose wedding to Marvin Teer take.s pla'?o August 12th, wa.s honored Wednesday at a 1 p.m. lunciu‘ )n held -at the hi me ( f Mio. JCiin A. Chesliire, Jr. at 107 Country Club road. Enlertarning with Mrs. Cheshire was Mrs. V(*rnon P. Cres^ny. A color note of pink and white was featured in table appoint ments and in decorations through- cut tlie house. The bzride-to-be’.s place was marked by a white ear- nation corsage and a gift of sil ver. A lliroe-course luncheon was .served. Guests were from King^s Moun tain and Shelby. The bride-to-be has taught Eng lish for stVoral years at Kings Mountain high school. Fann-Saitlt 3,|ii3,iAOCENTf<DW->iAGRICULTURE Week OiiuelWay Philer Member Ol -Tar Heel" Unit ORLANDO, FLA. (FHTNC» — Navy Seaman Recruit William S. Phifer Jr., .son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Phifer of Route 2, Kings Mauntain, N. C., is a me^nber of the “Tarheel” Company in re cruit training at the Naval Train ing Center, Orlando, Via. He and B5 other men from all corners of North Carolina will bo going througli the seven weeks of recruit training together in the third siiecial company of 1972, and are scheduled to graduate to gether in mid-August. M'illiam’.-; studies at OrlaTKio include naval history, .seaman ship, ship armament and engi neering, .sea survival, firefighting and rifle and pLstol marksman- [ July 25-r»l is aFrm iv;ifcty Week This i.s a week of National ef- fort^ aimer at rerlucing aciident.s in agriculture. Acording to the National ^.ifety Omneil, agricu*!- ture is th(‘ third mo.sr dangerous industry. Everyone should do his I pari in prevnting needle.ss lo.ss of ' lilt, painful injurie.s, and great I economic less to the agricultural [ economy. Recent changts in pest- Lido reguiilicn.s by EPA in order to prot(*ft the environment have jncrea.s(>d the danger to human.s e.spccially in handling and ap plying many of the approvt^t ; (hcmic.d:-. ■ H. W. Dameron, Cleveland Coui> ty Extension chairman, .says that re.spirators are becorning as im- pouar.i to the s.ifety cj laimers I a: brake.-: on a car. “When you consid(‘r the lyjic.s of chemicals tliat faimers are ^ using these day.s, y luTl iin<ler- ■ stanri why rospbatci;^ ar<* import*.j ant,” Dameron added. * “Back W'hcn we w’ere using-, mostly DDT, farmers didn't havo: lo worry much. But most of the' newer chemicals are extremely l .poisonous to humans. People j should take every precaution to: keep the dust, mist and fume.-^ out . of their lungs.” Damerin explained that there ! were several types of respirators available. The vsimjde.st type i.s, the dust filter mask - like sur- j , geon.s wear. j The dust filter mask is recom mended when a person is clean- ! ing out a poultry hoase, running | a combine, plowing a dasly field . or doing similar things. But a [ simple mask will not .screen out, ; poisonous chemicals, Dameron | stre.ssed. “When using pe.stcides. esjx^c- ' • ially the organic phosphato.s and | (hL.rinatcd hydrocarbons, u.se a cartridge type re.«pirator that con-. . lain.s actvated charcoal or some ' other type absorbent maleral. j “A du.st fltcr ma.sk s smply not adequatte when applyng pesT- I edes,” Dameron contnued. “And 1 we are asng more and more of •t ‘i i - f-r One naticnal magaJ^ine even I Rising retail meat prices made went .so fir as 1;. feature an ar- ■ fmnt-page news earlier this year, tick- about an urban family with During April, a decline in the re-1 a high fhe-rigure incenK* witli tail price of beef anfl pork see^m-j tvv ( ar.'j, •.\ ;;r..r.!ng p j »1. et od to calm the public luror, but | but were having t ) dart buying no one wrote stories about tlie decline. the highly toxic pesticides, suehl cis parathion on tobacco and! tnelliyl parathion on cotton.” | Dameron explained that otlierl types of re.spirators are available There Is the cnnisler lyix*, wlii is really a gas mask. There an ch(*ai>e; mcit.s cn bu\ mcvit .sub stitute.>! Wlnoi th(' Price' Cenuni.ssi m in- ve Stigaleni liecl j;iie(*.s. the n'al tails came to light. Farnn'r>an:i ran.be'.-v had nbhing to bile, liicy were IV dly re'i-eiving the la.'t'l on the lio'.f yeais ag >. Be ed price ba.sieallv rle'{<*rm- j(,_ j same? jirir(' l(«j h .hi die! Iwe'Mlv also supplied air re'.spirator.s and, by eonsurner demand. It de .self-contained bre'athing apparal- use's, The'.se latter types are used movstly where oxygem is not avail able, as is often the ca.se* in si)o.s. The cartridge type re'spirator i.s considered adeejuate for u.se when •Applying mo.st dn'micals. Beside.s. it is net as liot to wear as jij gas ma.sk type whicli covers t^i? entire? face*. Dameron i«.su<'d one othe*r warn ing about re.spirators. "Make sure ye»u change the filters. Tlu'y get stop;>ed up and the absorbent ma- terial becomes neutralized. In.se*rt a fre.sh filter at least at the be ginning of each .season.” mand surge.*^ upward, tiie- piiio cf be»rf w ;1] climb. If demand f ill. o.T, bee*I priee'.s will droj). The- desire' for beef on our ta ble*.- )ia< bec'ii in.Teasing. In fa 1. in tli(» last 20 year.-^, annual bee. ecnsumpiion p{*r peison in this e-.)untiy |Ti ; ftoubb'd frr.m 50 pounds j.T'r pt'ison lo-ll.- pmivi-' toda.v. .'^eve'ral f;ii tor-’ are fCS]> msihle* for the inere*a.--e. Ac’, reling to See re'tary ol Agriculture Earl But'/. “Rising r<‘al vvag(*s have* had a ■marki'd effect upon buying hab its. Poojde' want beef and, as The»y have e'njoyed me>ro anel m. re re:il wages, they have b(*e'n buying mere* and more b'ef*f and be.*U(‘r epiality iw*('L too. This is by far the* gre*at(*.st .single fart or in irien*a.sing bee*f consumption.** Butz aijo puinfcel out that t.be* sub.st.inlial increase* in the* P'oe.el H;a:np Pi ;iam ha.s played a ma- j(;r role* in meal fc ices, 'dn April e>l 1072, 11.5 million p'cjile.- were iiiaiing in the* Fo; I Stamp Piogj im. One of the* first itf*m.s j)ur ha.sed with ad.led dollars in the fo H iiu lgei by consumers eligible for F<K>d Stamps is me'al, pre.erabl> a.cording to But/:. Sgt. Dennis Rayfield On Rifle Team Marine* Sgf. Dennis W. llayfie-ld. liu.>bind ( f the' tormeT Mis- E;an- <-os I-. Smith ol Heiute 2, Be*llili*- lu m Conr.nunity. Kings M .un- tain. N. i.s training wiili the .sumnuT r. S. Marine Corps Rille Team at tlu* Maiine' Coqis Base. (Juantic-;. Va. His team will i»e eo.mpeting i- gain.'>t the 1 *p civilian and mili tary rifle >liooie*rs at the .Nation al Rifle* and Fist d C..jin])etit irm at ('amp Per.'-y. Ohio in .\ugusi. NazarenesSet Annual Assembly delegation of Nazarono r'bUiah iiiemlieiv fia m this com munity and are'a ’.vdl take part in the'anruuil North Carolina dis trict a.'=scmbly at Fir.st Chure-h of the Na'/arene* in Asheville, Tues day through Thursday, jiVugust 22- 24. ■ Re'p.irts will be made by peLstor.s ()[ 49 (-hurclK'S on the* district. Tile Pa*v. T. C. Uae-kp Sander.s, Ji.. Charlotte*, will give his an nual revie'iV' as distrid superin- tende'nl- Thc pre.siding official will bo Ih'. Kclvvard IjcIvvIoi', Kein.sas Cit^, M who was re'-e'l<‘eted M a sec- ,ni l-ve'ar term a.s a general .superintt:ideiil at the general a.s- simbly in June at Miami Beach. He Was ele.-ted first ,to the highest offiei* in The Chur, h f>f the Nazarene i--. the lai-tcst rlcimmination that stand.' otr sfriptural holiness in the Wo.-leyan tradition. During i971. the church pa.sed the half- miHion mark in world member ship. . ship. Ho is a 1972 graduate of Kings : Mountain high sch<x>L I 4 WeVe Planting Them Where Theyll Grow! WeVe got a "green thumb." Not the garden-variety kind. We take dimes, dollars i— you name ;t — give them professional care and make 'em grow — with in terest. And, we've igot a Savings Plan to meet each need- ’ Interest is compounded regu larly, deposits insured up to $20,000. Let your green grow. TIME AND WEATHER Check It On Our New TIME CLOCK-THERMOMETER ASSOCIATION 106 E. Mountain PLENTY-OF FREE PARKINS SPACE Drive-In Window Get sometNng you’ve always wanted, Fri^aire convenience for less. Frigidaire Electric Range. You can forget oven cleaning. Electri- clean oven cleans itself automatically. Model WCDT Frigidaire Washer. Save time, money. Flexible capacity washes 1 piece to lo-Ibs. without attachments. Model DCDT Frigidaire Dryer. Saves ironing. Cycle-end and cool-down period helps keep wrinkles from setting. V\^ couldn’t have picked a better time for Rigida'reWE^ Frigidaire .'^lowing Heat Dryer has 18-!b. capacity. Does a large load of king-size sheets —or a handful—yet it's only 27" wide. Easy to load and unload; huge 240 sq. in door open ing is 19" off the floor. Get thorough, gentle “open air” drying from “Sorting Fingers ’ drum vanes and Flowing Heat. No hot spots. Cool-down period and Cycle-end Signal help keep laundry wrinkles from setting. Even liny lint particles are trapped; easy-to-clean lint screen is made of fine Dacron mesh, so it’s easy on your fingernails. Air bedding, fluff pillows on No Heat cycle. For safety, dryer won’t start until you close the door, set the Timer, and press the Start Button. FRIGtOAIRE GREEN AND GOLD WHILE THEY LAST CLEARANCE! ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS! ALL FRIGIDAIRE UNITS MOVING OUT. GET YOURS NOW! McGinnis Furniture 309 S. BATTLEGROUND PHONE 739-4706 KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. THE KINGS MOUNTAIN nHERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C. PAGE FIVE
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