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Board May Call Special
Session Gn PWB Han
TTie city commissioners
may be meeting In a
special noon session soon
to discuss plans for the
proposed public works
building.
Mayor John H. Moss
asked the board If It was
agreeable to that In order
to expedite the matter of
the city PW building after
the board voted to send a
rezonlng request on the
city property set aside for
the building to the zoning
and planning board
Monday night.
"We can discuss the
plana and If acceptable,
authorize contract bids
advertisement hurriedly,”
the mayor said. “We need
to hurry because the
present public works
building Is In the Canlser
St. Urban Renewed
project and we’re going to
have to move out.”
The mayor said the
architectural designer has
not given a definite date as
when the plans can be
e;q>ected, but Indicated it
will be In the very near
future.
— In other action the
board approved adver
tising for bids for a grading
contractor for the new
Governmental Facilities
Building site on W. Gold St.
Ihe bids will be received
on March 29.
— Received a petition
with 3S signatures from
residents of Fulton Rd. for
Improvements on Fulton
from Phifer Rd. to Mar-
grace Rd.
—Forwarded a request
from Dr. Craig S. Jones to
rezone his comer lot at
King and Juniper Sts. from
residential to Nelghborood
Business to the zoning and
planing board.
— Tabled ccxislderatlon
of resolution to accept
LEAA funds totalling
$9,383 for police depart
ment records clerk and
filing system.
—Authorized execution
of a contract with W. K.
Dickson Co., consulting
engineers, for an outfall
line from Cansler St. In
terceptor to the Inter
section of Parker and
Gaston Sts.
—Adopted an ad
dendum with updated
Information to the city's
land development plan.
— And following an hour
and 46 minute executive
session, announced the
commissioners had
discussed several grants
proposals for the police
department with Chief
Earl Lloyd and had
reviewed seven ap
plications for the public
works directors job. No
action was taken during
this closed personnel
session.
For City-Wide Pn^fram
CPR Committee
Appointed By Mayor
“December was a busy
month and Januai^ was
c(dd and February just
seems to have slipped
away from us," Mayor
John H. Moss said Monday
night.
TTie comment was made
In connection with the
Police Records Clerk Souffht
Kings Mountain Police Depsu't-
ment is currently receiving applica
tions for the position of records clerk
made available through a federal
grant, effective April 1.
Requirements are that the ap
plicants be able to type 60 words per
minute and have preferably one
year's experience as a file clerk or In
records work.
Contact Sandy Smith, secretary in
the KMPD, for further Information.
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community-wide Cardio
pulmonary Resuscitation
program announced late in
1976, but as yet not fully
underway.
Lyn Cheshire, one of the
two qualified CPR Instruc
tors in lOngs Mountain,
was at Monday’s meeting
to award sleeve patches
and certificates to
members of the Kings
Mountain Police and Fire
Departments for their
completion of the basic
CPR course.
"I would like to thank the
city for Its Interest and
support of the CRP
program to date,”
Cheshire said. "The fire
and police departments
have completed the basic
course and now receive
cards from the American
National Red Cross which
state their CPR qualifica
tions. Ihe .patches also
designate the wearer Is
qualified to assist a CPR
case. We hope these pat
ches will be displayed
prominently on the police
and firemen’s uniforms In
public.”
Cheshire said that he and
George (Sandy) Mauney
Jr. are the two qualified
Instructors In CPR In the
city and both have worked
long hours teaching the-
basic course In CPR. vNdkr
we would like to arrange
for an Instructor’s course
in order to have more
Instructors and escalate
the CPR programs
throughout the com
munity.”
Mayor Moss said he had
been In touch with Industry
personnel and that their
Interest In the program has
been very encouraging. In
addition, Cheshire said the
local district schools are
also planning CPR
programs.
Wednesday afternoon
Mayor Moss announced
the members of the dty’a
CPR committee, which
will coordinate the
programs city-wide.
WWlam E. RusseU and
Mrs. Marilyn Hamilton are
co-chalrpersona for the
committee.
Other committee
members Include Police
Chief Earl Lloyd, Fire
Chief (3ene Hgnor, Lyn
Cheshire, Sandy Mauney,
Delbert Dixon, Ron
Osborne, Peggy Rowell,
Charlie Ballard, Larry
Wood, Luclo WUson,
Luther Bennett, John R.
McDermlt, Lee A.
McIntyre, Jimmy Hern
don, R. O. Franklin, Joe
RoblUard, Mickey Corry,
Jzimes Dickey, Jr., Walter
Moee, Mrs. Darrell Austin,
Rev. Gary Bryant, Ear
nest Rome, Robert Cham
pion, Mrs. Betty Plonk,
Mrs. Mable Dixon, Mrs.
John Leach,
Mayor
Going To
Washington
Mayor John Moss will
attend several meetingi In
Washington, D. C. next
Monday and Tuesday
concerning legislative
Issues applying to
Anserlcan cities.
The mayor Is a member
of the North Carolina
League of Municipalities
Legislative Committee and
attends the Washington
meetings as a local
representative.
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