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COLORFUL MORNING GLORIES - Mrs. E.O. Gore
and her two-year-old granddaughters Jennifer Gore,
• age two on Saturday, enjoy the morning glories and
other flowers which overflow around Mrs. Gore’s patio
In the Wiggins TraUer Park Community. Mrs. Gore Is
widow of the late Rev. E.O. Gore, for many years
before his retirement pastor of Oak View Baptist
Church. Jennifer Gore is daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Gore. Mrs. Gore, the former Etta Farris, has had
a “green thumb” tor years but this year’s crop of
flowers is prettier than ever.
KM Rescue
Squad
Report
Kings Mountain Rescife
Squad made 107 trips
totalling 3,016 mUes during
the month of August, Sgt.
Roy Hammett reported in
his monthly report Wed
nesday.
Volunteers worked 493
man hours,made 44 house
calls, 25 transports, 64
emergency trips, 18
wrecks, 12 personal in
juries, seven DOAs, six
blood runs, assisted in 18
calls and conducted one
training exercise with the
Jaws of Life.
Hospital transports
included 48 to Kings
Mountain Hospital, eight to
Kings Mountain Con
valescent Center, nine to
Cleveland Memorial,six to
Gaston Memorial, five to
Charlotte Memorial and
one to Mercy Hospital.
When hammering a small
nail, hold the nail with
an old pair of tweezers.
The nail will be driven
straight, and your fingers
will be protected.
OPEN ALL DAY 9-5 (9-6 FRIDAY)
Hunt Announces Funds
Governor Jim Hunt
announced this week the
aweirding of $9,000 In state
matching funds to
J Cleveland County to Im
prove the county's land
records system.
Governor Hunt said the
grant was one of ten being
made this year to counties
for a total of $78,000. “The
state funds are being
matched on a 60-50 basis governor added. Governor
with local dollars as a part Hunt said the county will
of the state Land Records
Management Program,”
Hunt explained.
“Cleveland County has
demonstrated a real In
terest In Improving Its
system of land records
management and these
state funds will help the
county in Its effort,” the
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receive the state funds at
the completion of the
project.
The county’s project will
involve preparation of
large scale base maps.
Other counties receiving
grants this year Include:
Ashe, Bladen, Chatham,
Haywood, Hoke, Iredell,
Jackson, Nash and Surry.
The state Land Records
Management Program
was begun by the North
Carolina General
Assembly In 1977 when
enabling legislation
created a small staff. The
r ' l97tf**seillWhe of the
General Assembly
allocated $76,00 for grants
to counties lor Im
provements In records
systems. An additional
$76,000 lor matching
grants was budgeted by
the legislature for the 1979-
80 fiscal year.
The North Carolina Land
Records Program Is a part
of the state Department of
Administration.
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The KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD is a newsletter from home for college students
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KINGS MOUNTAIN SCHOOL OF
GYMNASTICS & DANCE
FALL CLASSES'
“IT’S NOT TOO LATE TO REGISTERI’
Classes begin Thursday, Sept. 6th
DANCE CLASSES IN: BALLET TAP-JAZZ
•COUPLES DISCO-LADIES DANCERCISE
Ages 8 thru adult. Kathy Setzer-Teacher:
OerUfled by Dance Masters of America
GYMNASTICS
CLASSES
Tumbling - Floor
exercises routines,
Balance Beam-
Corrective Si stretching^
exercises
ages 4 thru adult
Colleen Smith instructor
Certified to teach by U.S.
Gymnastics Safety
Association.
For more infonnatlon call
1-364-6348 1-788-8184
Gymnastics
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It's done some pretty ugly Usings
to Wade Tyner’s Inventory. Like
leaving him with a lot full of Ford’s.
So In Wade’s overstocked con
dition he’s got to move some wheels.
And, as you well know, the best way
to move cars Is to cut prices. Wade’s
done that to the point you can’t go
wrong, no matter which ’79 Ford car
or truck you buy.
So buy a ’79 Wade Ford. Before
inflation gets behind the wheel of the
1980 Fords.
Deflate Inflation. Buy a ’79 Wade
Ford.
Highway 74. Kings Mt., N.C.