Free Wheeling
Bicycle*.
School’s out and you can bet
youngsters an going to be wheel
ing high, widen nd handsome as
summer vacation begins. Pishing
spots, hall gan es. to the super
market they may Ik* going al
m *st anyw>en , or nowhere in
particular.
Hut wherever they go. they get
plenty of healthy exercise anti
fresh air Fhev deliver papers
run errands, rde to playgrounds
Kings Mountain Herald
A pulilslinl ttf .ly «4*
Thu:vU:« hy Martin L Ji
DKA Herald I'uhlmltii.s? Himjm* tttrrfil
is jffnfwl -!%►'» mMtrr nt *lu* |nnt «if
fkr •* King* Mountain. \ ('
uiMit A* I tif ('tgigrns of March 3 IHT.!.
svmimox ratks
Bj Mali An>ul.re:
) *»hp $3 90 f
rr»»nlhs • IXAo
Three nvotin $1.29
'•itiifle eeR pri«Mp .hi
ami have a l«»» oi lun
Ocrasioirdly though. there's a
tragedy. Cycling can be danger
on*. As a tvsrin point, the State
Department of Motor Vehicles
lister! lor 1 ist yeai 23 fatalities
among young hike riders.
Tnese deaths, in numbers,
loom rathr-r « nail in the overall
toll of i:{s| traffic victims last
year Cut the' so often arc mis
haps that needn't have happen
.si.
A l.ttle re though. a littlr
more coachmg a little closer ob
*-«i\ai..>n and supervision of rid
ing habits...
Whir h sound*, like an attack on
parents. Mom ; nd D.irl these days,
it seems, slant' account-aide for
i verythmg the younger genera
tion fails t- tie or docs wrong.
Although vt may lind that
some of thcfault rl «*s lie with
parents, any hoy or girl mature
enough to ride should know what
is safe and what is dangerous.
The hike owners. as an exam
pie might h«- i rpected to keep his
two wheeler in safe operating
condition. Ural es must la* kept in
adjustment, p-uals replaced when
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CHEERWINE
•Ms CHEER to
toailyfu!
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FUNNY BUSINESS
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**He dc isn't trust the ump’s memory for balls
strikes, but he can’t add either!"
.i y ue.o.-.e worn. Handlebar
r»p« Tier’d •■uian-nenl Irom lime
0 i:irn’. A 1 gt't is necessary for
light riding. Chains, spokes,
;< a Is and lire- must all he pro*
erl\ mam'.lined.
Anothei responsibililv we may
1 ai. fa.rness ask riders In as
m e ,s tha* ot knowing the rules
:d obey.ng 1 ”e:n.
The regulations which appl> to
tintor.sts aiiplv e<iuall> to c>el
sts :md there are others which
.ire of no dir.M iniputance ..
irivers ■ ut d> coiuern iiike rid
Such pr i ti<-. s as stunt riding
.t< hing lin’d other vehieh’S, rac
ng and carrying extra riders are
mil sli and d:i gemus. Bikes an*
’.spiired to stay to the right and
novo in single file.
Hand signals should he display
"d.
i Smart bovs and girls supple
I ment tin* traffic lules with some
of their own. Many riders living
In the ei’>. foi instance, dismount
and walk then- hikes across busy
treets. Other a make it a rule to
i kit’p both hands on.the handle
>afs. ex. cut x-hen signaling.
'I here is oni responsibilty we
will have to charge to parents.
That is the selection ot a prow i
si/e hike for their youngster. Too
often patents pick a oike lor
c .nn imy rathe* than good fit awl
safi ty. For a small son or (laugh
ter tll.'V pi - a hike the little one
cart "grow into." rather t o
junior size model which might bo
handed down n tiaoi-n m.
At bc*sl this is short sighted
thriftiness. A bike too big is daiv
gerous. A rider's foot should
reach withoot effort the lowest
point of pedal travel.Se.it adjust
ments help some. But when they
won’t, try a smaller hike.
Keeping the bicycle in jcssl
operating cond'tion. knowing the
motor vehicle and spe-ial bike
traffic laws an drilling a hike of
the right size these simple prac
tices will make riding safbr and
more enjoyable for riders and
their parents alike.
The youngster who assumes re
sponsibility and the paient who
offers encouragement and some
supervision will he* rewarded witl
a happy ihoii.-.nt. that bicycling is
what is should Is- safe, healthy
and fun.
“No, Virginia, it isn’t
a launching pad—
it’s Burke Dairy”
.. and you might wonder what this maze of
stainless steel pipes... holding tanks... con
trol panels ... and automatic machinery means
to you and the milk you dunk.
“Let me explain it like this: A good dairy gets
top-quality milk to you in the full bloom of
freshness. A good dairy produces top-quality milk
c on si stently—and this ultramodern plant helps
Burke Dairy do the job. day in and day out.
Burke's milk is produced on local farms...
processed quickly and efficiently in a modern
Hlant... and delivered to you in a hurry ... and
;his means that Burke Dairy really does get milk
to you that is fresher... more delicious.
“You can see and taste the difference. That s
why we buy Burke... there's none better.
Burke
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MORGANTON. N. C.
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Horheld J. Quc«n
VUhits In Spain
USS ALB AN Y iFHTNCi- Mar
old J. Quee-i, ««uman first class.
INN. son ii. Mrs. A. S. Lynch of
l.TT.» (!ro\ v I it., Kings M< untain.
N. C.. rtn-.' . ly visited Barcelona,
Spain with in.* staff of Cruiser
Chillr iyer Motillt* Six aboard the
gu.ded ni ;:‘i|c cruiser USS Al
bany operatin' with In.’ Sixth
H"rt in t!i • Mediterranean.
The staff is a pan of the large
com bet nviy Mediterranean ria\
al force th it ‘-fives as u remind
er to «nv ;> >l'-' tlal aggressor of
Areerice's .-letel rrinati* n to keep
KX KCI TH IX NOTICK
Having tpialified as Executrix
for the I^ist ’.''ill anti Testament
of Mrs. Laura P. McCill. all |ier
sons having claims against her
estate will pleesr file same tin 01
before N >v *mler 21. 19t»l or this
notice will la* pleach'd in bar of
any recovery.
All persons indebted to said es
tate w ilt pi 'are make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
This llte ‘M*h day of May, llkil
Mary A McfJill
Kings Mountain, N. C.
Davis and White, Attorneys
5:14-6:1
NOTICE OK RESALE
Indei a fid hy virtue of t h«- po
wer of sal • contained in a Deed
of Trust giver bv John • Bedford
md wife. Christine Jucdford dat
ed the .’Mth dev of August. lfKUi
jnd n >\\ on «l in the Office
i of the Rfg'sltof Di-eds toi
Cleveland County in I took 5**1 at
page 151 an«l hy vittue of an or
d.T of the C'er v of Supenot C *urt
for Cleveland County for resale
of the hereinafter de*cril*ed real
estate, the former bid of Hay
wood If. Lynch lias heert .aised;
: and as provided by law, I will re
I sell for cash at the Courthouse
! door in SHELLY, CLEVELAND
COl’NTY NORTH CAROLINA
on MONDW JUSE 8. I!**’.! at
10:00 a.m. or within lcg:il hours,
the following desi -ribed real cs
tate:
j Lying an.I icing on the S »uth
j side of Wal'-.ei Sttcet in the City
of K.ngs M luntain. North Caro
i lina. and more particularly ties
eribed as follows: BEOlNNINtJ
at an iron stake, the Northeast
•lrner of Mrs 11a: ter McDaniel’s
; tot which is lot No. 12 and run
ling there-- with the South m.o
gin of Walker Street S. s“ deg.
25 min. E- 119 5 feet to an iron
stake; thence S. 3 deg. O min. W
21^.2 f<‘ct to an iron stake. ih<
•ommon earn* r of lots 1<*. Is. and
lft; thence N. s7 deg ’25 min V
.5*5.2 fee: to an iron stake in the
Eastern line of lot No. 13: thenc*
X. 3 deg. 0 min. E. 13.2 feet to an
iron stake, the northeast cornet
d lot No. 13; thence N s7 deg. 25
min. W. 53 3 feet to an iron
stake; theme N. 3 deg. II min. E
175 feet to th • point of BE* JIN
NINO anti being the entire con
tents of lot No. 11 according to a
map or pla* made by L. B. Kails.
Registered >'u-veyor of the oro
perty of Kings Mountain Manu
facturing Co.. Inc. in December.
195s. said plat being recorded in
the Office of the Register of
Deeds for Cleveland County in
Plat B >ok s i>, page 45.
The bidding will begin at Two
Thousand IN' • Hundred Five Dol
lars. 132.205.1
This the 'till, day of May. 19*51.
Oeor?re L. Thomasson.
Trustee
Davis and Wh'to. Attorney.*
5:2*-6:1
CAP. nCFTTTANKS
U'o wish f i i xpress ;rur appft*
th •
\\'hil«» m I'm' >I< (liu-i i *n<‘an. Iw»
hail an op*> •minify tt> \ ,<n p.>ri«
in Spain. Ii ily and Sloilv
ciatii«n
neisthbttrs, i i Dr i>uiliam ant
Dr. Hendricks anti to the staff o
nur«es at Ki-»>« Mountain ant
the orderlies for thc.r mari>
kind nesses ano expression* of
iTympatTiy nt the* illnens a n il
death of our N'iovrd hu-hand and
' father.
The i'ar ily Of
Robert L. Short
Harry S. Woodson
SINCERELY
SEEKS
YOUR
SUPPORT
In The May 30
Democratic Primary
For
County Commissioner
FROM DISTRICT ONE
Harry Woodson's service as mayor ol Shelby for 1! I years has pro
vided him with a background o! sound, progressive and conservative
experience unmatched by any other candidate. His record will prove
that taxes were higher when he was first elected to office in 1935 than
when he retired in 1963 . . . while the water rate remained the same
and electricity rates were less. Yet the services rendered under his ad
ministration were comparable to any town of the same size, and in
many instances largei. in North Carolina. In his retirement this quali
fied candidate will have plenty of time to serve all the people of Cleve
land County.
ELECT A MAN WITH EXPERIENCE TO
GUIDE CLEVELAND COUNTY IN GROWTH
AND PROSPERITY.
HARRY S. WOODSON IS SCHOOLED
In Conservative, Progressive Government
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