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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 2ND THRU FRIDAY, FEB 2ND.
LIST IN YOUR TOWNSHIP
TUESDAY, JANUARY 2ND THRU FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2ND.
.\11 per-on.s are notified that we will be at the followinf; plaee.s on
the date.s given for the purpo.se of ii.Mling taxe.s. All taxpayers are
W’arned that a penalty will be added if they fuil to list tiixe.s during
the ILsting period.
In addition to ail other iK?nalties prescribed by law, any person,
firm or eorir'.'"jtion who.se duly il shall he to list any poll or prop
erty, real or personal, who willfully fails or refu.ses to list the .sani<>
within the time allowed by law, or w ho removes or conceals prop
erty for the pur;)os<- of evading taxation, shall be guilty of a mis
demeanor punishable by a fine not to exceisl five hundred dolluis
l$5tXI.OO) or imprj.sonment not to exceed sixty days: and any person,
firm or corporation aiding or abetting the removal or concealment of
property for the purpose of evadin.g taxation shall oe guilty of a
misdemeanor iruni.shable by a fine not to exceed five hundrrxi dol
lars <$.*3(10.01)) or imprisonment not to exicecd sixty d.iys. Tlie failute
to list shall be priina fade evidence thiit such failure was willful,
(ia*57c.848)
FARM CEN.SUS REPORT — SjK'cial lainilated forms to use for youi
tax returns have been mailed from the Tax Office in the C^url
House Annex. .Additional cojiies of the worksheet may bi? obtained
from the Tax Listing Office or from the office of the County Agent.
IJSTINO BY MAIL — All persons who were listixl for taxes la.st year
(1972) have been mailed forms for the purpose of listing by mail,
if they should .desire. Li.stlng by mail is optional and is provided a.s
a convenient n-.eth<jd of listing. However, any ipor.son wlio dix^s not
wish to list by mail may apja-ar in peison and list in person, as in
prior years.
iNKW LISTERS — All per.sons listing, or due to list for the first lime,
are required to list in ])er.son at the regular listing place desig-,
nat(?d in each township. - !
RE SUPJi TO SEE YOUR LIST T.AKER ON THE D.ATE ANT) PLACE Of ;
H3TIN(J, OR KILL OUT, SION A.ND MAIL YOUR RETURN IN THE
StW -SpORflSSED ENVELOPE .SUPPLIED
“ TOWNSHIP NO. 4 LISTERS:
Mr. 1. Edwin Moore
\frs. Betty Ballard
.Airs. Sadie Patterson
IXICATION:
dan. l.S & 27 Grover Re.scue Bldg.; 8:,2n until 1 o’clock
Jan. 6 & 20, Kings .Mountain City Hall, S:.30 until 1 o’clock
.All other llstin.g days at Kings Mount.aln City IlaU, 8:.30 until a
o’clock.
TOWNSHIP NO. S, LISTER:
Mr. George Murray, '
Will be listing at his home in Waco, N. C. all listing na,y.s^ Saturdays
9 until 12 o’clock, Monday - Friday 9 until H o'clock. (
4LL TOW7YSHIP LIST TAKEPdi HAVE INDICATED BY P0STEP.3
WHERfl THEY WILL BE AV.AIUABLE.
All real estate and irersonal property owners are rc<|uired to list.
AH Changes in real estate, such as new oon.strucfion or other im- *
provements, mu.st be reported to your li.st taker. -All buildings un- I
dpr dons-truction which have not been completed a.s of Jan. 1, 197-3
\Vill be appraised and charged in accordance with the percentage of
completion. Crop reports -are required of farmers. Dogs mu-st be listed
USr EARLY TO AVOID LAST MINUTE RUSHI
ROBERT S. GIDNEY, County Tax Supervisor
Broyhill
On Committee
('(.ii.gressman James T. Hroy-
hill, .senior Hepiililican memlKS'
of tlie North Carolina congies-
sional deiegalion, Kxl.iy announc
ed his election as the Heglon IV
repre.sentative to the lloii.se Ho-
piihlican policy committee.
The [Kilicy commit lee, one of
tlie five standing comrnittee.s of
the IIoo.se Ks'piiblican csinfer-
once, .serves a.s an advi.sory com-
mille<‘ to the He|)nblican mem-
liors of I ho Ilou.se. Tlie commit-
lee, conipo.sed ol 26 me.nhprs
elcvte I ,y tlieir eolleagiKss, meets
weekly to study iiending legisla
tion and recommend appropriate
action to the entire Republican
meint.f rship in llic Hous.-oi Rep-
nssentativps.
Congressman Bieyhill has
sciAed on this and olli<>r leader
ship committees .since his elec
tion to Hie House of Repre.senta-
tivos in 1962. Broyhill inl catc.l
thal IIm‘ lommittee will again be
called upon to furnish guidance
and leadership to Republicans in
the Hou.so on a numoei- of com
plex issues.
Congres.sman Hioyhill .stalcsl,
“1 am plea.scd to again be elect
ed to .sc'vve on the policy com
mittee. I con.-iidei' it to be a vital
instrument furnishing direction
an.’i information to the Republi
can membeivship of the House.
During the 92n(l congress the
committee held 2.3 meetings and
issued 19 policy statements. 1
anticipate that action in (he 9,3i<l
congress will require e\ c»n great-
c'r cummuhicaation between the
Republican ieirleship and the
House members.”
Region IV included Republican
members from the following
■state delegations; Alabama, Ark-
an.-ias, Florida, Georgia. Louis
iana, .Mi.s.s:ssippi, .Noith Caro
lina. .South Carolina a ad Ten-
nes.see.
Vctoi-ans and servicemen are
caulione I to invcstig.ate A'.A eli
gibility of correspondence schools
-efoixi enrollment. A recent law
enacted by Congress gov erns cor
respondence schools under the GI
bill.
TAXPAYERS ASK IR S
This column of ciueslions and dcniial clc'ction Camiiaign fund?
answers on federal tax m.alteis
Tar Heel Spotlight
is provided by the loc.il office of
the U. .S. Inlernal Revenue Serv
ice and is j)ul)lislu‘d a.s a public
.service to laxpayers. 'I'he col
umn answers <|U<‘.siiens mosi fre--
(piently asked Ijy taxiia.veis,
Q. How can I tell if I’m eligi
ble to use the .short form lOlO.A?
A. Basically, the short foim
lOlOA may l,e u.sed if .all vour in
come was Irom wage.s, salaiit-s,
tips and not more than .32!l(i in
dividends an.l .Sd'th in inlerest
and you do not plan to ilemi/e
' dcfluc'tions.
I If you receive the .short fmin
in the mail, il w.as sent t i ,vou|
ba.sed on the i el urn ,vam f led last
year. If you did not leceive a
KUOA in the mail and want to J
u.se it, a eoi)y may he ol)taincd j
at any Intel n,at Revenue office I
and most iianks and post offices.-
or you may use Ihe or ler dank |
in the form 11)10 i>a(ka.ge to ob-1
tain a copy. i
Q. Is every taxpayers who i.s -
eligitdc to u.se Ihe short form'
lOlO.A required In do so? i
A. No. (Ise of the .sliorl form
is optional. If you had .sizeable
expense's lor sui h items a.s medi-:
cal and cl<>ntal care, interest, tax-'
es. contributions, alimony, child'
care, etc., ii may be to your ad
vantage to ilemi/e deduction.s.j
3’hi.s can only be done on .Sche
dule A of your Foim l!)lo and
not on the .short form,
A lormula lor rielermining
whether or not you should item
ize deductions found in your tax
form msliaictions.
Q- I should receive a refund
when 1 Hie my fe leral income
tax return. Can I Hill de.signate
'J c'f my lax towards the Prosi-
A. A’es. Every individual
I other than a nonrc'si.lent alien i
may parliciiiate in the Presiden
tial Elertion Campaign fund if li<‘
has a tax liability of $1 or more
iS2 or more lor .ioint return fil
ers!.
In addition, eoniph'lion oi
Form I,s7.3 pi your lax forms
package to designate' the elieck-
off will not clian.ge any of Ihe
figures on your Form 1010 or
lOlOA.
Q. Have Hie filing require-
mi'iils lor ol'li'i taxpayer.s lieen
changed?
A. A’es. If you art' unmarried
and 6,3 or oldc'i', you do not iiave
to file a return unless you have
a gross income of from .$2,S'M) or
moie. For mai iic'd pc'rs-ons filing
ic'quiieiTient i.s S.3..330 if eilher
husliancl or wife is 6.3 or ol,der,
and Sl,.3()0 if botli are 63 or old
er.
IPiwever, if you are self-em-
plo.ved, you must file a return if
you had net earnings from self-
t'mploymc'nt of .VKK) or more^ re-
gai'lless of your age.
Q. I'm retired and eligible to
receive Hie retirement income
crc'dit. Will ihe IILS compute it
for me?
A. A'es. If you elect to have
the IRS compute' your lax and
you have a retirement income
credit, the IR.S will also compute
this for you. Just follow the di
rections in your tax form in-
.stiuctions.
Q. How clo 1 go about ordi'r-
ing frc'e IRS tax publications,
A. Just fill in the order clank
on the 'back of your tax forms
pacakage, choosing the form or
free publication that you want
from tlie list shown, and send it
to the IR-S oHict' shown on the
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ONE GROUP LADIES
HAND BAGS - GLOVES
SOCKS - HOSE
REDUCED 75%
■ PIECE GOODS-
SHORT ENDS OF MATERIALS
LINING
REDUCED 65%
QUANTITIES LLMITED
LADIES DRESSES
JUNIOR MISSES A.ND HALF SIZES
ONLY 30 TO SELL - VALUES TO iilSO.OO
REDUCED 75%
ONE GROUP
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
ONLY 42 DRESSES TO SELL
REDUCED 70%
MEN'S DRESS PANTS
BROKEN SIZES
ONLY 36 PR. TO SELL
REDUCED 70%
MEN’S
WHITE DRESS SHIRTS
ONLY 28 TO SELL
REDUCED 75%
SELECT GROUP
BOYS'JEANS-PANTS
BROKEN SIZES - 75 PAIRS TO SELL
REDUCED 65%
BOYS' TIES
28 TO SELL
REG. $1.00
Only 25c
67 PAIRS
CHILDREN'S SHOES
BOYS’ & GIRLS’ - BROKEN SIZES
8V-'. 'PO 3
REDUCED 75%
' Dv'partmi'ut uf AH, Cuiluri'
And Hi.st'iry
GRACE J. KOHlfKIt' .Si'cretaiy
Modorn liavi'lcivs spi'ciling an-
! cniss ih(' iifw Green River lirlilge
^on 1-26 ill Heiider.siin ('Duiily are
Iprolalily unaware nl the eni.s.
! sing's lung lii.dary.
; 'I'iie first hridgi' on Hie .she
; was built in the early Ison's le.
I Peter Guire, a western .\orlh
'Carolina iiiuneer. lie was born
I in I7HS to a family owning large
I tracts of lan i on liolli sides of
the Green river ai Polk and
' Henderson rmintles.
I I'hrough his family's land ran
.the olil Howaixl Gap road.
Though on a trail, il was then a
■main route through the in'mii
tains. When travelers rea li:''!
the river, the only way to ei'is-
was to risk life an l limli fording
its swill ciirri'nt.
As a joimg man, I’et-'i- hiire
recognized the [loleiilial for jirol-
il in a loll ■bridge and ri'st sloji
at the crossing. Calcriiig to ah
travelers and p.irlieularly to
‘‘drovers” moving animals from
Tennes.see and Western .Xi’illi
Carolina to marki'ts in tlie easl.
package.
Q. .Are llio'e any limit.s on
how much you ran deduel as a
C'haritahie eontrihution?
A. Yes. In general, eontriiiu
tion to most eharities. .such as
ehurcher, eduiational organiza
tions, hospitals, etc., may lie de
ducted up to .31) tier cent of your
adjusted gro.Ss income. However,
contributions to certain non-oii-
crating foundations, veierans or
ganizations, fraternal .socieities,
and cemetery organizations are
limited to 20 per ceiil of adjust
ed gross incoiTK'. Tlie organiza
tion it.self can lell you vv h Ch uf
the two categories il falls into.
There are also ei'itain limita
tions on contributions of proper
ty, such a.s stock. For di'tails, see
JRS I^ubliralion 326. ‘‘Income
'Tax rk'duction for Contribu-
Itions,’* available fri'c from your
'IRS district office.
he iiiiih a tavern offering too I
anil I'idging l.ir the jieople and
feed lots lor their livi'stork. Ac-
ronling to a family lii.hory. Ihe
crossing an<l lioariiin.g eliarges
VM'ie olien paiil with an animal
lather Ilian wii Ir-ash.
Pell r Giiic:; died in F T.'t, llioiigli
I’.ill I’liillips, e lilnr of '‘Ibi.'td-
ways" iti.'c.'.i/ine. mhi'.s 1 h a t
Gairr’s son, .loe. eonliiuu'd tlie
popular “'.va.v slalioii. tiad.ii;.:
post' uil.i Hie early PiPOs. 'I'he
.voon.ger (diiice aisfi ri'jdared his
lather'.-^ Iiiid '.:' with a ni'w one
I'll Ihe .-.inie .^ile.
'I'lie ailveiil of Ihe aiilomoliil'’
ill Ihi.' (l•lllur,. aeiivated con
Nil iieliiiii id many new roa ls and
'••rid c, i:ul ihe Hevvard Gap
Rcia I w a.- Hill one of Hio.si'
ilioseii lor developmeiil. A new
load, wliicii eveiilually lierami'
pari 111 r. .d. 176. rros-sed Ihe riv
er a rii-o miles lo Ihe smilli. 'I'he |
III 1 1 iiad aiKl Ihe Giiice liridge |
werii v .i III.illy aiiaadone. j
In Ihe e.'ii ly Ispis. liowevcr. en-|
■uicEs well' .i-i'ek ii'g a roule for
I'J'l III no.'is llie livei'. and ihe
old 'liiire biiilge loralioii seemed
III oiler an idi-al .••pot. By Hliis a
new, foul-lane hri'lgi- .'panned
Howard Gap 223 leel aliovc Ihe
'river. II i.: ihiiu.’,!il lo e Ihe liigh-
<‘,'1 in Ihe easlerii Fniled Slalc.''
and ,s .-aid pi he in Hie exr i
spill vliere Ihe young i’eler
' Giiiei' first Imill his mole modesi
liridge aiiiiroximaleli| 1.30 years
ago.
Difliruli r o a i eoiislruclion
through Hie muunlains dela.ved
PAGE FIVE
Flight To Top
laycee Week
Promotion
rtie .Xiortli Carolina .laycecs
will I'ulminale national .laycfe
week .January 21 - 27i with ;a
"Spirit 111 .Service’' flight arourid
tlie slate on Satiiria.v, .January
27, witli stops in eacli .layoe reg
ion. .Slate President Fred .Mot-
rison vvili mei't with .la.vcoes, civic
anil ciimmunity kiailers anil nows
media repre.sentatives at airport}
in Asheville, Charlotte, Winslony
Salem, Fayelleville, Wilmington,
Gix'envillo and Raleigli to hel^
focus pulilie atiention and avvariJ
ness on Hie prolilems and neeilil
of our state. J
Till' week of January 21 ■ 2'?
has hc'cn offirially proclaimed li.V.
Govi'cmu' James Holshou.'Cr ai
.laycei' wc'Ok in North Carolina
in lenigiiilion of tli<' .great .serv
ile rendered to lli«' stale by thq.
.Ja.viees. 1
i’resident .Morrison will be pre*;
sentiiig awards and ecrlificate.'t
of aiiiireiiation to tho.se deserv
ing citizens present and receiving;
new memiiersiiip applieationiL
trom .voung men across the staitt
who lioiii've in iirogress througlC
serv.ce. ;
Hie Ois'iiiiig of tliai section oft
126 until .August of 1972. IiC
I lei eiiiher a Iribult' was paid tiv
one of the many interesting, but;
lilllekiiovMi, epi.-odcs in local;
.North Carolina history, when thaJ
slate offieially named the newC
bridge ill honor of Norih Carolina;
pioiK'er. I’eter Guiet'. i
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