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MAWFACTl"RER'S LICENSE 110
VICTORY CHEVROLET COMPANY
132 RAILROAD AVE
KINGS MOUNTAIN
739-5471
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by Maidred Morrlo \J\y
Items this week from Ala
mance. Lincoln. Chowan, Rich
mo;-. I. Martin an<i Mitchell coun
ties.
\K\V KITCHEN FEATURES
Mrs. Harvey Mann of Haw
River is in the process of remod
eling her kitchen. The main fea
ture <a >11 he an island in the cen
ter the large room.
Mr.- Nancy Adams, home eoo
nomii -pth. says, "Having the
range and serving areas in the
center of the room will make it
Hm -.nk and icfrigerat >r
an I should save Mrs Mann many
steps >n the kitchen." Another
new feature of the kitchen will
be dosed storage space for small
elpetricaI applianres.
LITERS OCT UNIFORMS
The 4-H'et s in Bnger City sold
doughnuts and made enough pro
fit to buy every one of the 22
members a III uniform.
Mrs Nancy Hughes, assistant
h >me e -onomics agent, reports
that the 4-H’ers are encouraged
t a . ■ t H uniforms to special
meetings and th’s special pro
je. t was ;• _».**! way for all
meml’cts to get uniforms.
CRAFTSMAN’S FAIR
P ANNED
The craftsmen down in the Al
hr rirlo section of the state are
already getting ready for rhe
A’tv-marle Craftsman’s Fair
which will be held in Elizabeth
Cin in the spring.
M > Pauline Calloway, h >me
ocor >mics agent, says they have
had three new craftsmen from
C ’ow an County seloctetl to have
educational booths at the fair.
Mrs. Earl Jordan. Tyner, will
make hearth brooms. Mrs. Fred
’astelloe will make chair hot -
lie' out f corn shucks, and H
C. S ■ .’h will demonstrate wood
ng and wood inlav.
TIRED CEILINGS RESTORED
Seams and nail heads in sheet
ro.-k are disappearing in Rich
mond County. Several members
of the Pinecroft Home hr-mon
stration Club in Hamlet are
pleased with results of textured
paints on tired old ceilings
Mrs. Martha Adams, home eco
nomics agent, says the young
hmemakers report that the
paint is easily apnlied with brush
or roller. “And they know,” add*
M“«. Adams, “because thev ar»
doing the work themselves."
FURNITURE REFINISHING
After attending a furniture re
finishing workshop. Mrs. Marsh ,
all Wilson of Martin County I
continued working and recently
completed an old washstand.
Mrs. Helen Hoskins, home eco
nomics agent, says Mrs. Wilson
has done an outstanding job on
the old stand for less than StO in
cost.
CARE OK
SEWING MACHINES
Does your sewing machine reed
cleaning? Is it cut of adjust
ment? Homemakers in Mitchell
County realize that the sewing
machine is an expensive ite.rr. and
are learning to properly use and
care for the machine.
Mrs. Lois Williams, home eco
nomics agent, says the homemak
ers are carrying their machines i
; to workshops being held in the j
| county so they can get them In '
shape for spring sewing.
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
I CLEVELAND COUNTY
The undersigned having quali-,
i fied as Administratrix ol the es-!
tate of F. C. Barrett, deceased,
late of Cleveland County, this is
j to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to
• present them to the undersigned
! on or before the 21st day of July.
1965, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate
will please makp immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
This is the 21st day of Janunrv.
1965
1 Orangel B. Jolly. Administratrix
Fulton Road
Kings Mountain. N. C.
George B. Thomasson
Attorney
Kings Mountain. N. C.
1:21-2:11
TEESh HEALTH
Health and Safety Tipt
from
The American Medical
Association
The athlete including the
weekend golfer or skier who
experiments with jiep pill*. 1
whiff* of oxygen, odd dietary
supplement* and other such fads
in the hope of improving per
formance is doomed to disap
pointment and may even he
courting hodily harm.
Sports, with their premium on
endurance and top performance,
are fertile soil for experimenta
tion with a wide variety of what
physicians call "erogenic aids."
erogogenic being defined as in
creasing the capicity of bodily
and mental effort, especially by
eliminating fatigue symptom*.
The mystique of the readiness
of the athlete for competition in
trigues the sports enthusiast,
say* a joint comment of the Na
tional Federation of State High
School Athletic Associations and
the Committee on Medical As
pects of Sports of the American
Medical Association
None of the fads, fallacies and
quackery associates! with ergo
genic aids is of any more assist
ance to athletic success than the
superstition of never changing
underwear during a winning
streak, the joint statement says
And some of the practices may
even 1m* hazardous if carried to
extremes.
For safe and effective perform
ance. there still is no alternative
to the fullest utilization of one’s
natural resources through good
personal health practices, top
physical o*nditioning anil confi
dence in one’s ability hasisi on
careful coaching and good medi
cal supervision.
The four-minute mile barrier
was broken ten years ago anil
running the mile in the 3:50's is
now commonplace although i:
was considered imp.issible. Ath
letes set new reoerds not through
gimmicks but through spartan
self-discipline and effort tm used
on peak condition ami extreme
refinement of skill.
The two sports groups label
over reliance on isometric exer
] vises as a tad for which claims
; have been exaggerated. I some
! tries can increase muscular
j strength but they do not assist
1 range of motion or heart-lung
I1 endurance. The notion that extra
vitamins are needed by athletes
is labeled as a fallacy. The es
sentials of a normal good diei
I with sufficient quantity to satis
fy increased caloric expendltur
are all that's required.
Pep pills that lessen the feel
ing of fatigue oMrto^r can t**
dangerous, in that they lead to
exertion far beyond the body*
capacity, and also impair judg
ment.
notice OF sale
Under ami by virtue of the
power of sale contained m i» )*
126 of the rk-nrral Statute* of
North Carolina, the School Board
of the Kings Mountain City Ad
ministrative I’nit at a special
sossion on the 14th day of De
■ember. 196-1. and being of the
opinion that a Caterpillar Trac
tor Loader, Series 7M, also call
ed a Cherry Picker is not neces
sary or desirable any more for
public school purposes and
should be sold, and upon motion
of If. O. Williams and seconik-d
by It II. Harry and the motion
being unanimously carried, the
aaid Caterpillar Tractor Loader
was ordered to lie adverliaed as
provided by law and sold at pub
lic auction at BETHW A.RL
SCHOOL on SATURDAY. FEB
RUARY 13. 196'i at 10:00 o'clock
a m. or within legal bouts. The
said Traitor may hi* seen by any
prospective buyer at the Both
ware School.
The Board reserves a right to
reject any and all bids.
This tin* 13th day of January,
' 1965.
B. N Baines. Secretary
Kings Mountain School
Board
Davis and White. Attorneys
1:21 2:11
i
THOMSON &
McKinnon
MARK KANE,
Manager
Athlene G. Smith
Registered
Representative
Members
New York and American
Slock Exchanges and
other leading Ex
changes
110 Baugh Building
Charlotte, N. C.
IN KINGS MOUNTAIN
Dial 739-2631
for information on any
stock that interests
you.
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