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THfE kiNGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. A' . theft Tapes .On Increase t..'. ;• I ’•ATLANTA, — '.From Banh to t'h< in But'terriy, from sothin;' to arid rock, millions of liioans are enjoying these els in itheir cars from stereo sysitems. fortuantely, many thieves al om to be enjoying the stereo I dBems jucjging from the con- I inj.ease in thefts of aivto L ‘Be deo'as and trpes diming the f '-'iEt few years. “(Tiether it’s because of a love anuoio or love of pr,f's, ".'■•cifit; auto tape decks ami stereo co;i‘. in.suranee com.panies IP $40 n-.iillion in paid claims 1969, the last year ter which larcs are available. And the nd of this type of tliievery is “■'definitely upwand. -i While no one likc.a to stwll to ~ the ear in the morning and find £toreo system has been stol- iFie Im'.trance fnformation In- _ ■ stitute pciints cut that many peo- pie haveibeen unwitting acomplie- B,, IS to the thelit of tlicir own prop erty. Stereo devotees spaend about 5400 million annually for rei-ord ar.s, and o.'en more than that fc apes, the Institute said. And a ninutes to get his "share” of hief needs only three to fiv< ihis p.'iized equipment — especial 'y when the motorist is coopera tive. Leaving a car unlocked and in \ diirk or unguarded area is an lypen invitation to a fellow with larceny on his mind. And sterei iapes lying on ear scats are dead giveaways to a car window shop per kicking for an ea.sy theft. The Instiitute advises motorists to get in the habit <;f locking their [xiirkod cars. When tapes arc not in use, store them in the glove compartment and lock it too. il'.s a good idea, too, to mark h'lipi' players and tapes and re - r(l i‘he marklTTgs. They can serve as inanlimale fingerprints wlien identity needs to be estab ILiied. lie sure, the Institute advises that you chc-k to see whether you are insuri'd against theft or li.ss. Permanently-installed stereo players are insured automatically under the comprehensive ipontlen of the automobile insurance poM. cy. Govetiage for tapxes Is available under an endorsement tb tjte policy lor the payment pi a miAU additibnctl premium. This endomt- ment affords protectilon agalnpt iheft, loss or damage fo-the lapses — wiith a fimilt of $200 for a single loss. The coverage aii>- pllies to tapes owned ‘by the .i»U- cyholder — or a relatWe Testdent Bethware News Wt MBS. HOWARD McKEE March 20. (Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Turner cele- Pioblem Of Diinking Drivei Most Serious; 100,01)0 Anested Thufsday, March 4, 197 i iWaUamHairill iToGiveBedtal RALEIGH — More than 100,000 North Cairollnians have been ar- Shewy Bell, daughter of Mr. .b^ted their 25lh WedrHng Annl- rested by the State 'Highway Pa' and Mrs. Paul Bell was home . . . «... this weekend from We.stern ..ar- olina. JHartha Ann Stone, daughter cf In his homet-^when the heft, loss Mr. and Mm. W. F. Stone was home ithls weekend fra,n Wedt- em Carolina. Mr. Tom Dover from Charlotte, N. C. spent the weekend ■w:..,ih end Mrs. (Ray Thornburg. (Miss Joan Gray and David Left- Motorists are reminded by the married Saturday after- institute that homeowner* poli- noon at Oak Grove Baptist church. or damage ooouts while the tapes are in a car owned by the policy- 'lolder or his wife or In a'cScr which Is being used temporarily vVhile his cwn Is In repair. ' - - versary Sunday. Her supper guest was Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Turner, Mr. and Mrs. David Bowen and son Scott. Mrs. J. M. Wright and Marguerite. ‘Mrs. Howard McKee, Tatricila and Andrew, went with her par- 21,532 in 1970. Motor Vehicles Commissioner Joe W. Garrett attributes the in crease in airrests, trrals and con- viotions ito (1) better training of state troopers in the detection of cic8 do not provide covexa^ a- galnst thefts of permanently-4n-1 italled players or tapes. The | homeowners policy does, however, | cover portable tape playcta even | when they are used in autcAno- riles. I B,5 Bl'S.S.Bj' 71 Tax Guides ftre Available IS THE WHEEL CHAIR IN GOOD WORKING ORDER? Just CIS any other mechanical device needs to be taken core of. so does that wheel chair. For if it is neglected it will not give good serv ice. We realize that the person confineSS to a wheel chair usually cannot do this necessary work themselves and that others in their fenni- Ues might not be able to do it for them. We invite you to stop In and let us show you how to put your wheelchair in better con dition. Sometimes just a good cleaning and fix ing up of the seat will be all that is needed- We carry a complete stock of sick room needs. YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need a delivery. We will deliver promptly without extra charge. A great many people rely on us for their health needs. We welcome recpiests for delivery service and charge accounts. B.QBa-B‘5fi0BH?.SB0BaBSflGR KINGS MOUNTAIN SroRB PRUG COMPANY WASHINGTON ment has just released Joan ‘Is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Gmy, David is son 'of Mr. ^ and Mins. Fred Drew. Close li icnds l and reiaitives alitcnded. | Mrs. Beriy Page, Mrs. Frank I.,aclfard, Mrs. Sarah Howell, visit ed Mm. Plutt Howell, Mr. and Mrs. Dwighit McSwaln and oh'll- dren, Mr. and Mrs. Bdll Mauney and. children in CheiryviUe, N. C. Tueaday. iMIrs. Zay Moore is still a pa- tieret in the Kings Mountain The goYWn- trol alone, during the past Hive years on the charge of drunken driving. Figures released by the Driver ^ the drinking driver, • (2) more i Center. Education and Atoident Records Division of the Department of oj.u -- Motor Vehicles show that drunk- rri^ and MrsT A.Ien driving arrests have jumped , termination on the part of the U. Tindall and Edna Earle to 1 from 9,478 in 1966 to 35,348 in ^ courts to rid our streets and high visit Mrs. Tindall's 'brother and ^ 1970 — a total of 102,346 for the family in Gaffney, S. C. Sunday i poiiod. evening. ' 'persons act- - - — - -- ■ ' uially 'drought to teal on 'the.| _ , , chargD lore from 8,752 in 1966, Gatrott warned, however, to 32,419 in 1970. .^oim, tiem "he problem of the drinking drlv- climbed from 5,433 in 1966 td 1 remains Pethai* the mo^ I ser.ous of our itraffic safety chai The iR.A.’s at David’s Ba'ptist 1 church will meet on Thursday at i 7:00. I 'Darlene Champion, from West ern CaiToIilna, was home this week-1 end with her mother, Mrs. Ger-1 trude Champion. Mike J'imerson also from Western Carolina, was a guest. I sophisticated equipment for de- I te.iminlng the degree of 'inctwia- tion of the driver, (3) greater de- ways of drunk drivers, and (4) pu'hlic support of the program to discourage drinking and driving. that BOILfliNG SPRINGS, N. Ci—nSW Gardner-Webb seniors, {xda Rwtl of Derwer, arrd Wlllism B. HI of (Durham wUJ give WiitlT sen ior recitals Thursday ntjlhfi M*t- 4 at 8 otolock. The recltisl held in the O. Max Gardnw Wn* Miss Reel, a plan'tit, |s daughter of Mr. and Mrt. Heel. She is a music eduoai ma:^. HarriU Is a tenor, soli and is the son of Mrs. W. B," rill, Jr. Me is a irellgloiij «J^- tlon major. 'Allss 'Keel is frotfi tJie piano studio of Mrs. Sandra (Jar- reli and Harrill is from. the .yilipe studio of Mrs. Nettie (fidn^v Miss Reel plans to toa^ tnifelc in elementary school. Pvt. Willis. 19 Finishes Course ^ ^ I**)! he guest a# Patterson tax guides fOr IndJvlduais #bd chniroh on Sunday morn Iftg worship hour. They are spon , Bnwnie Girl 'Soouts Troop 24, Raymond F. Willis, 19, son " ...it 1 4.. A Tllfi ft! II— in »i .. n GoiorthBack FiomConieieiice More than 240 persons at-1 tended the annual Extension | 'Education Conference In Dairying j ABERDEEN PROVING GROUNDS,' MED (AIHTNC) — Army Private N'orth Cairolina State University. oji A nu'miber of local area imen , , , ■ I giraduate In May, 1971. lenges. "The responsible motor- ^ continue his cducatioii By 1st,” he said, "should keep in mind that one in every 5<) drivers he meets at night on our streets and highways is driving undei 1 the influence.” small businesses containing '.Up- to-date infermafion on federW in come taxes. ' j Both booklets. Your Feder»l In come Tax Guide for SmaH IBUtjf- ness, are available Iram the S^ip- erintendent of Document ,,'0r seventy-five ceirts ealeb. . j - »' Officials descriibe the lbop^tj4i(s as "supplementing” . pamphMte each taxpayer receives froin Iriternal Revenue Service, 'UsUq[^ in January, along with this ma chine-readable tax form. Guides contain rnore detailed .ial'- formaition and taxpayers, .In most cases, to complete their returns accurately and quickly.' . The Guides can be obtaiitbd from a number of gwernm^ bortt Stores throughout the cb^t- try and by writing the Super^‘ tertdent of Dopumerds, Govern ment Anting CWce, Wasiii^ig- ton, D. C. 29402. ^ (Remttftance by check or moni^ order should 'be included Wtih orders. sored by the P.T.A. cf North SdippL' Mias. Linda Allen gave a house- hdld showbr for Miss Cindy .Ware IhutsBey at the home of her mtithier, Mrs. Wiley Alien. Cindy is dau^ter of Mr. and Mrs. Pink ^^im.. She is getting married 'on era of peboid on Match 10. The directors set March 10 os the record date for eligibility to vote at its annual stockholders’ meeting^ whtoh will he held at 111 ajtn., A]^l 20, at the Liberty Life BuUdihgili in Greenwifle, S. C. i H. Willis, Bessemer i registered for the extension I City, N. C. recently com'pletcd a ; pr^am. 13-w^k fieW arUWery repairman course at the U. S. Army Ord- f®"" ami Pnwins Cround. Md. education »a»». Some He learned to repair and main-118,000 persons ha've enroMed at tain 'the mechanical, elelctrical j these sessions, and hydraulic components of | The dtary 'program featured the light, medium and heavy towed latest scientdiflc information on and self-propelled 'artillery, roc-1 nutrition, waste disposal, products ket launchers, light air defen^ artillery weapons, related mater ial and mounts. marketing, diseases, hreeding, and herd management. Local representatives regiiatered entering Southern Baptist Thijp' logical Seminary. LoutwlWe. tucky dn Septeonber, 19?1. is ptesenlUy serving as-educaB»n and youth director at BethleBbin At the present time, according j Baptist Chur^. ' Dr. George OriWb, chalmMin, j|e- partment of fine arts,-wUl.adn^- pany the two seniors In ireiaMtil- The pifbllc fa invited to^atitehtl- ' to the Commis.'fioncr, 'then’ arc ] approximately 10,400 cases of drunken driving awaiting trial in North Carolina. DIXON SERVICE Sunday morning worship ser vices will be held at 9:30 a.m. Sunday at Dixon Presbyterian church with 'the Rev. Robert Wilson to deliver the sermon. As more telephones are placed in service, the demands placed on the international telephone net works become greater. Overseas calling by customers in the Unit- Pvt. WiMis entered the Army i for the prorgaim were: ' States doubled in three yeara, in August 1970 and completed] G. A. Adams Douglass Oavin-' from 9.9 million conversations in basic training 'at Ft. Polk, La. ess Walter Davis, Blarton Farms, 119<^- To .meet the challenge, new He is a 1970 graduate of Max-! all of Shelby: Charles E. Goforth,' facilities are constantly being ton CN. C.) High School. Kings Mountain. I added. SINUS’ Sufforers •v« ant fwr MM. Ym Ma .M $U-{tWa.a.^llBa.^ fovrMM tmkm. Tir • Mavf fMt 94^4^ t* «M mm Syi»«>a^ 12*8 mm rfBBiM.MW 1 I'MA Im*. Kings Mtna Drag Ctu rNE CITY’S MOOFRN STORF PHONE 739-2571 Liberty Sets NewlMvidend GREENVILLE, S. C—The tooand of directors of The Liberty Ooh poraitlon today dedared an eictra dividend of 5 cents a share ion common stock, as well as regoldr quarterly divi^nds of 5 cenltv.a fhare on comirioh stock and 10 cents iper share an pruferted stock. AM three dividends will be payable -March 31 to sharehold- Our television commercial seems to be falling on deaf ears. STABTS THUBSDAY March 4th Thru March 13 th. ROSE'S nRST ANNUAL MONEY SAVING RMSS HUNDREDS OF MONEY-SAVING SPECIALS l|i ITEMS ADVERTISED BELOW — WILL BE ON SALE MARCH 4TH THRU SATURDAY. MARCH 13TH. OR WHILE QUANTITIES LAST. 15 OZ. CAN S.TJ. OIL TBEATMENT • Adds Life to Engine • Reduces Friction Wear REG. $1.07 SAVE 30c Limit 2 77c / LADIES NYLON SLEEVELESS SHELLS REG. $1.99 SAVE 99c $1.00 FOAM FILLED BED PILLOWS REG. 99c SAVE 27c 72c MEN'S ^ SPOBT SHIBTS Short Sleeve REG. $1.99 SAVE 56c $1.43 Reg. $7.99 ALARM CLOCK limit 2 — $2.93 SAVE $5.06 Reg. $1.39 Girls FLARE LEG SLACKS — 87c SAVE 52c Reg. $3.88 Yd. POLYESTER DOUBLE KNITS — $2.83 YD. SAVE $1.05 Reg. 83c PANTY HOSE limit 2 —2/$1.00 SAVE 33c Pair Men's Nylon CREW SOCKS Irregular — 3 For $1.00 JUST A SAMPLE OF THE GREAT SPECIALS WE WILL OFFER DURING THIS SALE ■c .yji/r' r W We’ve had a lot of comments on our tele vision commercial. People tell us it’s charming. And warm. And they love our little “star,’ Jeff. But as much as we appreciate your com ments, we’d rather have something else. .We’d rather have your money. You see, the whole point of our commercial is to raise money to build a chapel. A nondenominational chapel. So the kids at the Morganton School for the Deaf have a place to pray. Bight now we’re forty-eight thousand dol lars short of that goal. And our television com mercial, which has been running for several weeks, has gotten us a disappointingly small amount. And it’s our fault. Because even though the television and radio stations gave us a lot of free time to get our message across, we didn’t make that message clear enough. | So let’s clear it up right now: There are 618 kids in Morganton, North Carolina,who have been deprived of their hear ing. And that’s unfortunate. But what’s even more unfortunate is the fact that they’re being deprived of the word of God. Please help them. Contributions are tax deductible. So send a nickel, send a'dime, send a dollar, send anything to Chapel for the Deaf, Inc., c/o Hargrove Skip^r Bowles, Box T-3, ■ Greensboro, North Carolina 27402.
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