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2:3-26
WANT ADS
Co.irt
Plaza
lU'ted
1 res-
iblish-
tiivgs,
s.
IS are
iarbe-
tKH‘Ue,
mtain
Kings
Sivark
Grill,
Box,
I'fctor-
, and
Pool,
aret
mtain
r A &
lalock
ocery,
oeery,
Wii-1
Ham*
and
A^eir’s
iin
ft Vi
CANIS MINOR (the Little Dog)
. Hiyh in the east. Having only two significant
I bRs simplest of all constellations.
j^OUlt'fadi/roivietlBS lii^’gBneibgs
...» .. .. . ‘isfing;
WILSON TV
HAS
MINI AUTOMOBILE EIGHT ^
TRACK TAPE PLAYERS
AT ONLY $39.95
Yes $39.95 ONLY
Complete With Speakers
(In.stallation Available)
Limited Supply
WILSON TV and MUSIC
904 W. GOLD
Across From Seven Eleven
“Your Hometown Home Entertainment Center”
OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT TILL 8:30
BODEN ENTERPRISES. INC.
(Formerly Mustang Oil Co.)
PHONE 482-5S17
For Home Delivery Oi
FUEL OIL & KEROSENE
Our Trucks Are Radio-Dispatched For Quick
Delivery. Lockheed Printed Delivery Tickets
Ic GALLON DISCOUNT FOR CASH
We also are affiliated with Stone Heating Co. and
install gas, electric, oil furnaces and do repair work
on all model furnaces.
WANTED
Experienced Foster Winder Tenders
and Service Help interested in working
.REGULARLY and six days per week.
Excellent pay and benefits. Call at
Personnel Office.
McNeil Spinning Co.
(Old Gamble Mill Lccation)
Bessemer City, N. C.
Rising Costs
To Fanners
Is Projected
Rolontlo.-isly rising costs will
continue to h.'iunl faimcrs in
1371, pulling farm income umlei
more pre.ssurc'.
Nationally, gro.ss farm income
could decline sliglilly in llii' new
year. With easts climbing liiglicr,
the farmer’s “liike home pay” or
net ineome (snild (lecliiie even
further.
Current projections inrlic.Tte llial
grus.s income .may be down .$11.7
billion, expen.si's up $1.1 billion i
and net farm ineome down .$1.8'
billion, eompari'd lo 13711. i
North Carolina .State llniver.sily i
farm ei-onomisls la-lieve llie jiic
ture may not be (|uile .so gloomy
for the slate’.s agrii-ulture. One.
factor they |S)inl lo is lire boost I
a good <»)rn <-rop would give the.
North Carolina Income total. Ke- '
cau.se of blight and drou-ghl, in- !
eome from corn was down in ■
1370 more than firr llie nation tis
a whole.
"It growing eoniiilions permit, '
we eould have a .sub.sl;tntial re--
covery from this ineome source,"
commented Dr. Cliarlcs Pugh,
specialLsl in t-harge of extension
larm miitiagi numt nl .Nt'.-slJ.
Hog produelion is another are.i
that may liolri ati edge for Noiih
Carolina. H. S. farmers ate fticed
with an almost certain decline in
ineome Irom hogs. However, the
.slate’s (lioji may iiot be as sliy.p
as the national figure, since Norlli
Carnlina’s production has out
gained tlie nalion.il increa.se in
r(-cetit yeats.
‘‘.Many of Ihe state's newer
■swine producers liave invested in
facilities for spec-ializtsi jirotluc
tion that should |)ermil a wealh
erlng of Ihe curreni low prices,"
Dr, I’ugli suggested.
But in most other economia
areas, such as cost of piiHiu.-tion,
the Tar Heel farmer will be un
tier Hie .stime kind of pre.ssures
as his national coun1er|Mrl.
Tile sharitest price iniTeasi-s are
expected for feed, labor and ma
chinery. Priett.s of .seed, fertilizer
and farm real estate mtty ad
vance slightly in 1971, Lillie
change or slight tlecrea.ses may
occur in prices for feeder ami re
placement live.stoek. Interest
rat(S fall into this category also
but this relief, if it (s>mes at all.
may not lie evident until Ititc in
file yetir .
khATU*
Page 7
Churches Are Facing Shortage
Of Ministers: N. C. No Exception
SPINET ■ CONSOLE PIANO
Wanted responsible party to
take over .spinet piano. Ea.sy
terms. Can be .seen locally.
Write Crtslit Manager, P. O.
Box 2441, McClellanville, .South
Carolina 294.08. 12:17-31pd
The Veterans
Corner
GETTING
MARRIED?
Hove Yotlr Wedding
Pictures Made
In Beautiful Natural
COLOR
By LEM LYNCH
Photographer
Also Selection of Wedding
Albums
PH. 482 1720
487-7503
WttUy
By WILSON GBIFFIN
In Son Francisco and in West
Hartford. Conn, teenogers are
giving aid and comfort to the
aging with "Adopt a Grand
parent" programs. During the
post year, 183 students in seven
Cotholic high schools 4>ent
hours visiting and "doing lit
tle things" for older people liv
ing in nursing homes or una
ble to leave their own homes.
This included reading, writing
letters, fetching library books,
plctying games, talking — or
just listening — to older folks.
Such a progretm con only con
tribute greotly to the mental
health of both the oldsters
and the teenagers.
After you see four doctor,
bring your prescription te
EDITOR’S NOTE: Below arc au-
' thoritativo an.swcr.s by Iho Vetci-
an.s Administration lo some Hf
Ihc many current questions from
foi mer sen icemen an,) thei fam-
ilie.s. Further information on vet
erans benefits may be obtainivl
at any office.
Q I am a Vietnam Era veter
an, hosv may I obtain a certifi
cate of eligibility to go to school'.'
A Application forms are avail
able at all \'A offices. Give Ihe
VA a copy of your separation
document, DD Form 211, along
with the application.
(} I hav<‘ a $10,01)0 Nalional
Seivice Life Insuranie policy.
What aie the job re-siriclj.ins on
this insurance?
A Tht’re are no restrictions
as lo residence, travel, oicupation
or mililarv or naval .service, i Vou
may live or travel whereter vou
wish, or hold an.v kind of job you
i like without altering the teinis of
.vour policy contract or the a-
moum of your premium. i
Q flow many monllis can a
veteran take training under ihe
G.r. Bill?
i A -Veterans w it It IS months oi-
more o).' servii'e w-ho have satis
fied their active duty require
ments have full entitlement of 30
'months. A veteran witli less than
I IS months ear.ns one and one-half
I monllis up to a maximum of 36
for each month or fraction of
month of .service on active duty
' on Or after Fehruary 1, 1.3,o.7.
Q flow does a vetei-an go a-
i bold estaihlishing service connec- '
' tion for a disability? I
A Afake application to the -
neatest VA regional office and
submit proof that your disabilit.v
was either incurred or aggrava
ted during militarj- service. The
best proof would be records of
teatmeni received while in ser
vice.
BOILI.NG .SI'RINGS, N. (’.
Churches througliout Ihc mition
are facing a shortage of minis
ler.s and Baptists of Norlli Caro
lina are no exceptitm.
Gardm-r-Webb College, omicd
'and oiSMatel by the Baptist
Stale Convention of .North Caio-
lina, is one sehool tiy ing lo do '
somelliing aliout this need. cMost '
recent figures sliow that mi.ie
Ilian ten jier cent of the .'ilil'i
I.Soitliei-n Baptist Cinirrlies ill
;-Norlli Carolina are without pas
tors.
Gardner-Welil) lias almn.s-l Kill
members of its l.KM) nieinher slit
dent body prejiaring for Hie
lireacliing ministry in an i-fforl
i to . fill this growing need of Ihe
I rliurelies.
An tieademic lirograiii leading
I lo liaclielor degrees in Religion.
Religious E.iucalion and Hie on
ly bachelor level degrei- in 'Hil)
lieal Languages in tlie stale is
offered to ihe sludeni e(|uip|)ing
liim-self for .full-linie Christian
service.
In addilion Gardner-Welili pro
vides a $21111 .scliolarslii|) |:er .sear
to each ministerial stiulcii
i maintainin,g a “C" average. ,\l-
' most $20,'JIK) |«-r .\-ear in aid is
given in this progiam. A schol
arshijj of $KK) per .v<‘ar Ls- also
offerel to the wives, sons, and
daughtiM's of minisleis.
Programs providing <'.\|;-:.sure
lo the professional and piaeli. il
side of the Christian mini.s-lry
ere numerous and UM.sitr))assed
in their (jualiiy and value. ,\n
internship pre.:ram allows stud
ents lo work with loial jiasKiis
in a liMining lelalionship. Tlie
.-■■ludenls participate in serviees,
have conference.s with Hie l;:is-
tors, an' i make vvei kly l epurts in
a seminar.
Ministerial Kiliicali.in fliv, sir
jicrvised liy College .Minister,
Charles \V. Free.-nan. provitled
200 speaking opporUinities !'e;
ministerial .students last .seat and
is expected to e.xceed .300 np;,or-
tuiiities this .vear.
In this program, studenis
students through a cooiieralive
arrangernents with pustoi s of a
liarticular association, fill Hic
I'rlpils of tiiose ciiurclies on .8011-
;lay morning. An evaluation by
Hie host pa.stor plus an offerin.g
for the student to aid in college
expenses is given.
.\niong many oilier valuable
programs arc the meetings of
Hie College Ministerial .Associa
tion in which practical instruct
ion in Hie ordinances of iiapHs,-n,
the Lord's Supper, and Hie eon-
ducting of funerals and weddings
i.s given along with opportunities
lo lie.ir vvell-Unevvn s|-cakeis
GaI dr.cr-W'elii) offers one of
Hill liesl aca iemic an,) luai lical
liriigrams iiossilile lor Hie edui.i-
lion of t'liristian miuisieis, min-
isti'i-s of edueatioTi, rluireli .se.-re
Hirle.s and music directors. Tlie.se
IMgrams aiin at expei ieiu e now.
need exists in our slate and
Gardmu'-U'elil) College Hirougli
its St ion.; pro..;raiii for Hie niiu
islerial siuiliui is vviukiug to
meel lllal need.
Legais
NOTRE TO CREDITOBS
Hiiving i|ualilied as Execiiior
of Hie Kslale e. Gene, a Carroll,
Derea.sed, late of Cle.elai.d
County. .N'orlli Cur.ilina. this is to
notify all persons liaving el iims
agaiii.st the estate of said dei-e-
dent to jire.senl llieni lo Hie un
dersigned on or aefore Hie 2.3r.l
day of .luiie. 11)71, or Hii.s noiii-e
will be iiteaflel in bar of tlieir
reeovery. ,\ll [ler.sons in.lebted l.i
.said estate will [ilea.se make im
mediate [laymeiit lo Hie uiiiler-
signed.
Tiii.s 2.3rd d.iv of December,
137(1.
llemy Carroll
Kxeeiitor
.3()(! .S. Craige .Slreel
.Sali.sbtirv, Norlli Carolina
flEOIlGE B. THOM,\.-xS()N’
•AHorne.v At I.avv
1(12 W. .Mountain Slreel
Kings .Mountain, N'orlli Carolimi
12:2.'L31-1:1 1
Babies Show t
Definite Ideas
About Foods
JIAt.KIlJH — (jftcii
dcIljiiVi' aixmt what IoojIs
th«*> will i»r will not cal. And a
I'c’H'Ilion a.'ain.si ci'rtain food.s tiy
ha ay oan a youj»4 moUu*!
^lisfrauiiht, Uiaiu* Fis-
tori. cMi'D-sion : i ' is .siio.-iali.<t.
Noiiii liiia lhii\i’r.sit>.
Si) sijo .iflcix iIk'.vc ions
aIh'ii ititioiliiv’in^ solid loo<ls to
an inlant.
Just add Ota* lood at a linn*.
Start With ii .">101111 scivlti^. ;i>
hi)Ul 'j ti*a>i»oon lull, atnl in-
.•lease (In* .seisin,'; .sli/hll> 'd
eat'li !ei*dni,;.
l\*ie.il> .in* M-inll\ the lir.st
|.re-( ritx’il l ilid li» dI-l Iron rw
riehed .-i'leal.s an* S(‘r\ iin;»oid.un
in the infant'.^ diet hiMau.se milk
i.s lo.s ill ii in and the inlani
incds a snj);»!> 0} iimi in liis diet.
.\s soli I lie <i |.li*(l. it Is im
jioriani to include I'ood.s ih;it an*
naiinally hi'^h in iron, such a,"
leafy, ^n'eii ve_M*la:)U*.-, meat.s
and i'.u' yolks.
Baoies liaxc likes and dislikes
sX«*rve a iiatiy’s f »\-oi’il(‘'> olieti; iii*
unfiUorile.N oe< asi.inally. Ih* is
more apt I > .:row’ to liki* a hiod
l)\' ■-:i'aduall\' L;eIIin;j u.-ed lo it
tasti*. If Vii'a to:e<* him. he ma.
dislike a fo:.(| for life.
Set ;» :.'t)o,i example. K\en 'iur
iiV their first \«‘ar. hinie**- fear 1
to i*,\ampl«'s *-1*1 l)> parents and
older i'hildicii. F.n ial expre.ssiiins
and altitudes »*-\pre.s.si*d lo.vard
foo‘l should l)e pl.'asanl oik's
Nevi*r .vdioA \ mr lood di-likes in
front of the baby.
Teach the baby lliat food
and conleniimi*!!! j;o to^elluT by
makiii" mealtime as jileastini a.s
possible*.
A oany’s ajipedite may be af-
fr'ctej riy SUcIi llllnu's .IS feeth-
in;T. Tliis is n bad Hmo to lntr#»
tluc<» a n(‘w fixxl or to serve Jl
food Hfai baby di>dikes, Ir he Ls
fon ed, he may eonneci mealthne.s
w itli unha]jj)iiK‘ss.
K.xpeci a d<*( rease in a child’s
appetite around hi.s first birth
day. lie mny ix'coiTH* finicky and
nrd <*vr‘n want to eat his favorite
lor>il. He nias only <Mt half as
mucli as he usuallv does.
BRINGS f^UNTAIN'
BESSEME^ CITY
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 6:00
SHOW STARTS AT 7:00
Always S1.50 A CarloadI
THURS. FRI. SAT. 3 HITsT”
NO. 1
THE RAVEN In Color
NO. 2
FRANKENSTEIN MUST BE
DESTROYED In Color
NO. 3
QUEEN OF BLOOD In Color
SUN. THRU. WED. 2 HITS
NO. 1
ANGEL UNCHAINED In Color
NO. 2
HELLFIGHTERS John Wayno
In Color
Wed. Movies Run Reverso Otd.
ALL SEATS ALL SHOWS 50c SHOWS DAILY 3-5 7 9—SAT.
WED. THRU SAT. FRI. — SHOWS 3 5
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MASTERPIECE!”
—Joseph Mo’gensl«fn, Newsweek
2a
ViyCf
bousi
1-3 5 7-9 SUN. 1:30 3:30 9:00
SUN. THRU WED.
A npv»a'd *V K.--'i
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ProduCtonl
Barbra.
hai
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Color by DELUXE*
Panavision'-
Streisand
Yves
Montand
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Phone Arnold Philbeck
739-4315
Oak Grove Road
Kings Mountain. N. C.
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• Power enR erelMlie enW
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• Cuts an 8” log In 8-atcpndt.
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• Cuts tha cost of Hiring on
do-it-yourialf projocts. Pic
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Also see Mini Mae 6 Auto
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126 W. Gold St.
Phone 739-5111
12 X 56
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If you can't find
what you like at OAKWOOD,
maybe
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