Page 4A—MIRROR-HERALD—Thursday, September 39, 1977
Traffic Signals To Be Erected On West Gold
Traffic signals will be
erected at three W. Oold
St Intersections In the
near future, following
action by the com
missioners Monday
night.
{ After hearing a list of
' recommendations frccn
Commissioner Fred
Wright, chairman of the
_ city’s traffic flow
committee, gathere d
during a meeting with
Oold St. residents last
week, the board ap
proved the signals and
other Improvements.
Wright chaired the
meeting held at city hall
Tues., Sept. 20, at which
more than 30 W. Gold St.
residents appeared. The
citizens had earlier
petitioned the board for
action to reduce the
speeding on W. Gold St
It was suggested that
school bus traffic and
vehicles used In the
school drivers education
program be banned
from the street, but the
board took no action on
those Items.
The board approval
M(»iday also Included
barring truck (over one-
and-a-half-tons) traffic
from W. Gold from
Cansler to Phifer Rd.
and to erect proper
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signage. No through
truck traffic has always
been prohibited on W.
Gold St., but It was
pointed out that “the
law has not been en
forced.”
Speed limit signs (35
mph) will also be
erected at regular In
tervals on both sides of
the street and parking
will be prohibited on the
south side of W. Gk>ld St.
for the entire length of
the street
The traffic signals
will be erected at the
Intersections of Wal
ter son, Cansler and
Sims Sts. and W. Gold
St
Another proposal,
realignment of center
lines on S. Cansler St. to
allow for a turning lane,
was tabled for further
study.
In other board a.cUon
the commlsslonerB
awarded a contract to
Bryant Electrical
SiQtply of Gastonia for
pole line hardware and
transformers for a total
of 148,060.36. The action
was taken on recom
mendation from
Southeastern Con
sultant Engineers.
The equipment will be
used to run lOKV
electrical lines Into the
Southwood and Nor-
thwood Subdivisions to
upgrade the power
service In those areas.
— Tabled a request
for rezonlng 102 N.
Dining St. from NB to R-
8 following a protest
petition presented by
Jim Trammell.
Trammell said his
petition contained the
names of “96 percent of
the surrounding
property owners” and
all were against the
rezonlng request.
The N. DlUlng St.
property Is owned by W.
James Carpenter, who
claims his property
was rezoned from R-8 to
NB several years ago
without his knowledge.
Trammell, speaking
against the request
during Monday night’s
public hearing, said to
h<mor the request
would be to prohibit
growth and expansion of
business In that area.
— In other rez<mlng
public hearings, the
board approved the
requests of Mrs. J. M.
Rhea and Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Guinn. Mrs.
Rhea’s property Is on
Hwy. 74 West and Is to
be used as a location for
Joy’s Craft Shop. The
request was to rezone
from R-30 to NB. The
Guinn property Is to be
the site of single and
multi-family residen
ces. ’The request was to
rezone from R-lO to R-6.
— Approved read-
vertlslng for bids for
acoustical celling
material, carpet and tile
for the Citizens Service
Center.
— Authorized ad
vertisement for bids for
sewer line, pump station
and force main for city
sewer system, which
will transfer waste from
McGill to Pilot Creek
Plant.
— Authorized In
formal bidding for a
base station for the KM
Fire Department.
— Accepted a petition
for sidewalks on W.
(Sold St. from Juniper
St. to Phifer Rd.
— Authorized W. K.
Dickson to complete
final plans and bid
advertise for a 2 million
gallon storage tank and
lines In the Cleveland
Ave. area.
PP&K Is Saturday
— Approved city
codes department
coordinating with KM
Redevelopment Com
mission on utilization
plan for building ad
jacent to city hall. The
building now contains
city equipment In
storage, but the
equipment Is to be
removed and the
building demolished by
the redevelopment
commission.
— Authorized the
mayor to appoint
Commissioner Norman
King, James Childers
and BUI Grissom to a
committee to begin
planning the use and
design of the 11-acre
greenway In the Can-
swer St. project area.
The committee will
later be expanded to
Include private citizens
to help draw a master
plan for the greenway.
Local youngsters who
have not yet signed up
for the loccd punt, pass
and kick competition
have untU Friday to do
so.
PPAK competltlmi for
youngsters eight
through 18 will be held
Saturday at 3 p. m. at
John Gamble Stadium.
It Is being co-spoiBored
by Wade Ford and the
David Lawlng Sunday
School Class of
Macedonia Baptist
Church.
Youngsters may sign
up through Friday at
Wade Ford. You must
be accompanied by a
parent or guardian.
PPAK Is tn Its 17th
year of competition and
has attracted over 14
million youngsters
nationwide.
Youngsters begin In
local competition and
advance through zone.
Hey Kids! Color Popcorn
And Win Circus Ticket
Hoaie'i Great American drcus U coming to
Kings Mountain Wed., Oct. U for two shows t
and 8:30 p. m.
The Ug top wiU be erected on the NaUon
Chevrolet property on York Rd The circus is
being sponsored by the Kings Mountain
Optimist Chib.
Optimists and the Mirror-Herald are of
fering young KMcrs, grades Kindergarten
through third, a chance to win free tickets to
the circus. It’s simple. Just color Popcorn,
The Hoxie Clown, and enter the coloring
contest.
A panel of judges will select the best color
rmdering of Popcorn and award one free
ticket to the winner in each kindergarten,
first, second and third grades in the Kings
Motmtain District Schools.
Fill out the entry form located below the
drawing of Popcorn and retirn both to the
Minor-Herald P. 0. Drawer TH, King«
Mountain, N. C., 28086, by Wed., Oct 5, or
turn in your color rendering and entry form to
Optimist Club members at the Youth Football
game at Gamble SUdlum on Wed, Oct. 5.
Crayons ready?
Then begin . . ..
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Contest open only to KM District Schools
K — Third gradsa
area and district
competition before the
national finals, which
are annually held at
halftime of the Super
Bowl game.
’Trophies go to the
winner In each age
dhrlslon and the ones to
be awarded here
Saturday are now on
display In the showroom
of Wade Ford.
Scoring Is based on
distance and accuracy
with one point added for
every foot the ball la
punted, passed, or
kicked, and one point
subtracted for every
foot It lands off the
center line.
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