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(Begins On Page lA) grading and sidewalk ' well as ample parking facility some time ago. of water pressure and
woric to do In the area, facilities for city He said the "bowling Oommlaaloner Qrlastnn
Rev. Howard Shipp "Don’t you think there
said he’d Uke for his should have been some
smea of town to receive roads left open,’’
garbage pickup more asked Mrs. William Orr,
often and Mayor Moss said there Is no
said a now schedule of through street to Mount
garbage plck-up Zion Church,
service now In effect
should remedy some of
these problems. the streets was to stop skiing rink.”
Leroy Blanton, a through traffic.
vehicles. alley Idea might not be promised he would
Hazel Brown of the totally dead, but that I check Into the matter
KMRC staff, said one have heard owners of for them,
young person com- rinks say that a skating Mayor Moss ccUled
mented to him that rink would not be the meeting a "genuine
“what we need In Kings economically feasible In exchange of what we
Mountain Instead of a
White said the pur- new eating place Is a
pose of closing some of bowling alley and
mating r
’Die Mayor responded
the city.” have on our minds,’’and
Mayor Moss told the praised the group for
group that, "although their enthusiastic
we are running behind participation,
schedule on completion William Orr told the
member of the KMRC “Motorists were that the board had of Davidson Park, by council members * , i. j
board, praised the making a throughway of submitted plans for a sprfog w.e should have present, “’The only time ,the majority of hom^
“He (Bridges) rode said he would recom- poeslblUty of perimeter
around a lot,” said Orr. mend that the Housing areas for additional
The mayor said he Authority look Into sites for housing,
would call a meeting
together of contractors,
developers, and
financiers at the area to
discuss plans for
development of private
housing geared for
young people.
To a question from
Rev. M. L. Campbell,
Mayor Moss said that
mayor and commission
for bringing a positive
program In the form of
Cansler Street Urban
Renewal to Kings
Mountain and told his
neighbors, “You don’t
find kids In this area
now In a sub-standard
home and I’ve talked to
many families who have
been relocated who also
feel this program Is a
positive program In
housing.”
Prior to Blanton’s
remarks, KMRC
Executive Director
Oene White, had given a
progress report' on the
Cansler Street Project,
stating “we’re about 90-
the community.’’ bowling center for a (3)
Watterson and Cansler grant, but it was not
are now the only two eligible for funding and
thoroughfares. that voters had turned
Mrs. SaraBoyd, of the . down a bond request to
PHA offices, said that pay tor the proposed
all 290 units of public
housing In the city “are
full and our only
complaint Is that young
couple have no place to
live.” Mrs. Boyd said
the 40 new unlta for the
elderly and 60 new units
for families were good
news for the many
citizens enjoying these
new homes.
Mayor Moss agreed
that young marrleds In
economic stress and
how to bring about
picnic tables, tennis we see our elected of-
courts and paved roads flclals Is when you want
In a park you’ll be proud our vote” and
of.” challenged them to do
Several residents of as a former mayor, thd
Parker St. complained late Olee A. Brides, did.
sites . for ^ private
buildings are located In
the Cansler Urban area
which has, he said, the
very best of electrical
and city services. He
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and all street work Is
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there will be no more
tearing up of streets.”
Street crews will
depart on Oct. 15 and
them are of “real
concern.”
Mrs. S. T. Cfooke said
she wished dty would
stop parking dump
trucks full of trash on
City St. on weekends
wUl return In March for because the “odor Is
minor grading and embarrassing to
correction of any guests.”
problems. Mayor Moss com-
“Between now and mented that when the
Oct 16 please let us new Citizens Service
know of suiy problems so Center, (public works
that they can be facility) is completed
corrected,” said the on Piedmont Ave. city
director, who noted workers will have
there to a Uttle more anqile headquarters, as
Herndon Begins study
At School Of Medicine
william Mauney woriclng toward an MD
Herndon Jr. of Kings degree.
Mountain has begun his The son of Mr. and
first year of training at Mrs. W. M. Herndon Sr.,
UNC-Chapel Hill School Herndon Is a graduate
of Medicine. of Asheville School and
Prior to entering is married to the former
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don received an AB daughter of Mr. and
degree from UNC- Mrs. James C. Wilson of
Ch^l Hill. He Is now Gastonia.
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