lay 27, 1971 '4 ihesterfleld n occupied pen house n-low, Mr. d. Among (Photo ■») ets church wilJ singln;^ June :30 p.m. program will / Singers, the 3 the Psalms , pastor, safe! he public are in the special AUI^ I Thursday, May 27, 1971 Telephone Poles And Ecology Ecology takes many turns an6 even telephone poles iplay a part, ... in an unusual way, R. fi. .M(joio, !mon uiv adding wooden i.-’-at-inion ol Non-Divw.on Troop Coin c/f the telephone polos for the ua.sil 40 yea IS. The soluiion workiU out by the Bell System and the bureau specialist leaves every tenth polo standing along the route, giving Ihe hiTift a total < f 45 poles for their nests. In addition, telephone Local Guardsmen Sterchi's Names To Fort Bragg Jew President THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. Ronald D. Powell Page 5 ■RALEIC511. More than l,r>0[ ■NorMi Carolina N'ational Cuards-; Southern Bell manager said 'Much of the Bell System’s ef forts in North Carolina ai.4 across the country are directed af phasing out telephone poles and replacing them with micro- wave and unden,round cable facilities. In Utah’s Escalante Desert the telephone (‘ompany ran into some resistance, however, wdien dismantling an iSimile route of ■1)0168. A wildlife bureau special ist explained that because of the lack of trees in the area, bald eagles, golden eagles, h i.wks and peregrine falcons have been build ing their nests on the crossbars forms to the crossibars of same i mand will trek to Kort Bragg thi.s of the poles to give the birds ex-1 week-end for two weeks annual tra room. “It's «ort of ironic,” said R. E. Moore, manager in Kings Moun tain. “While one of our environ mental goals is to eliminate tele phone ipoles as quickly as wc can, this is -a case where the best tilings to do from an environ mental standpoint Is to keep some of the pr>les t p. “Now all the birds have to worry about are those irrespon sible people who ufTe biiCs nest- iriy on poles for target practice.” \ SCUFFS 74^ Molded 6fi mbbQf to/* f^rry /ovW so//. Snity fH around tSo g/tkla PATIO SET REG. $12.88 SAVE $1.00 $11.88 THUR. FRI. SAT. ONLY REGULAK 1.98 TO SAVE $1.00 TO $1.98 Shower Curtain 96^ THUR. PRI. SAT. / CAeos* From A \¥Jd9 Mango of Frinit and Solid Colon, mil Not Fool or Crack SPECIAL BEACH TOWELS REG. $1.99 SAVE 22e $1.77 BEACH BAGS $1.27 training. Training for the NonJ^ivision troops, unCer the command of. Col. Uf)l)crl A. Hughes of Farit- i ton, this year includes taking 1 Army Training Testij to deter ' mine combat readiness. ' Governor Bob Scott plans to Visit the troops on June 3. i Units parlijpating in this year’s summer c imp are 2J Bat talion. 120th InRwntry of Hick ory, Statesville, Newton, Mor- ganton, Lexington, Mount Alr>', Elkin, and Mo^'ksville; the 167th Military police Battalion of Washington, I'armvUle, Green- vT.le, and New Bern; Headquar 690th Maintenance Battalion of Kinston; the GOlat Maintenance Company of Benson, Dunn; the (M>Uh Malntenani'e Company of Blount Olive, Fremont; and the 20r>th Medical Detachment (Den tal .Service) located at Raleigh- D iham Airport. ! The Non-Div"ision units will conclude their two weeks of traininr; on .Satur ay, June 12, and depart Fort Bragg for their heme stations. Dixen Bevival I Semces Continue 24 pt — DIXON REVIVAL Revival serviw.s are continuing thi-^ week through Friday at Dix on Pre^bv’terian church with Rev. James Moss as evangelist. Rev. Mr. Moss, a Kings Moun tain native and former mission ary to Brazil, is filling the pulpit at 7:30' p m. each evening. Mr. Mops is pa.stor of Bethel and Scherer Memorial Tresbyter- ian churclies of Clover, S, C. ^TENSION? : ' if you suffer from simple every day nervous tension then you ] should bo taking B.T. tablets for relief. ' Cali on the druggist at the drug , store listed below and ask h(m about B.T. tablets. They're safe non-habit forming i and with our guarantee, you will 1 lose your every day jitters or receive your money back. 1 Don’t accept a subitltute lor t relief, buy B.T. tablets today. ) introductory OFFER: • I Worth $1.90 } Buy one small site B.T, I --get one Free tSfTv’ii Bros. Stores, Inc., a ro- tiiil li':nilur(‘ chain w*ith head quarter.'^ in Knoxville, Teniicsi>(*(' and 59 stor<‘' in seven soutlieast- I Aboard Landing Ship I Navy Chief M'ai I..an1 Offi;VT IFma! ' D. Powell, i .-on of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie 31. Powell of 2'>2 Fulton Read, Kings Mountain, N. C., is servir^i; aboard is a living memorial—-a tliaught- the rifrek landing ship USf? Point iul gift and a tribuie l<i same- Cancel Gilt Living Memorial RALEIG'II. A inemorial gift to I'hr* American (’anct*r .'^ocietv pilals, laboratories ami clinics, ^^oeiety, and i memorial card is The^. provide feHowshii for doc- sent to the family of the deceas- .‘••is and scientists and provide ed, with the name of the person I Defl(‘nce vviu 'li participated in one loved. , ..Opm-ation “Key.stone Robin”! iMemoiiul f. ^nds are used to orn named a new, jire.i- i.eoo' supi.ort the Society's fight education to alert the public to lC.lnc(*I’^. early symptoms and urge promjit diaand tn^at- mmt. Memorial gitis make pos- sddc .servire nc'crh'd for patients ‘ U’icki'n with caMi-(*r. IMany i.idividuais, firms, ary.i other gi’oup.v' giv(* n‘gu!arly honore<i and the name of ilhc gro.ip or individual Uonor. These contributions may be in any amount and are tax deductible. Tlie American Cancer .Society is grateful to families, individuals and gnmps who are using this practical means of assisting the .Society in expanding a counter | Marines and 740.000 cubic feet of against earner liirough (‘oor.pn- cjjuipment out of Vietnam during ated program.^ ol researcli, odii- BTRantmttau^ George Dedmon's Rites Conducted Funeral rites for George B. Ded- mon, 6S, of Shelby, brother o' Miss Matilda Dedmon of Kings Mountain, were held Wednesday ifternoon at 3:30 from Ross company’s vast operation and the Grove Baptist church, interment I industiy. - ' following in the church cemetery. I Mr. Dedmon died of cancer i Hart is vice president of Multi- Monday mor ning in Cleveland ^ modi-i Broadca.-ting Ccanpany, op- Memorial hospital. He h.ad been , eratcr.s cf radio and television critically ill for six months. ' station.? in Tennessee North Car-j a native of Cleveland Comity, ■ olina, South Carolina and Geor- he \v?s the son of the late James | gia. He is also president cf Monroe an<j Florence Botts IXsd- ; WORK. Inc., a radio station in mon. He wa.s employed as sales M.irristown Tennes-'eo, and looal manager for Sterchi Furniture manager of WHIR radio and tele- Store in Sheloy until two years vision In Knoxville, Tennessee. Recently Mj*. Hart was elected president of the Knoxville Cham ber cf Commerce. A 1921 graduate of Shelby high school, he was a .-tar pitcher un der Coach Casey Morris and won the 0. Mix Gardner scholarship to N. C. ^tale College. He was end for his team. He was an avid sports fan and gaid- In addition to the twx> new members named to the board, the .stockholders re-elected as ^tier. b:;arci members F. Curtis Allen, ^ b'un-lving besides his sister O. C. Howdon J. P. Childress. S. ht^e are his wife, Mr.s. Sallte Frank Fcwler, John L. Greer, W. Wacastcr Dedmon; one dauj-h- F, Haase. Edwin C. Huster. C. E.' ‘e*’- M‘S. Edward Payne of Wii- PvUthorford, Gil'oert Sterchi and.tnmgton, Del.; two brothers, James G. Sterchi III. i Alonzo and Spurgeon Dedm.on of SheloT; and four sisters, Mvs. J u A A\ Dover of Grover, IMrs. The newly deeded board of di- Kathleen Allen, Mrs. Dovk Gias- rectors mot after the stockhold- 0 q Piuell, all of ers' meeting and elevated W. E. SheLhy. Haase from president to vice Rev. Curtis Bundy officiated at chairman o-f the board and C. A. [ Jerrell from vice president toj . the final rites. SUBSCRIBE TO THE HERALD INTRODUCTORY OFFER: Worth S1.50 Buy one smell size B.T. —get on4 Free Kings Mtn. Drug Co. president. J. P. Childress was re- - jJected vice president and sp?re- tar> and was also named as chief finance officer. S. B. Cash was re elected assistant treasurer and was aTo t'le^csi as assistant seo- . retan’. Re-elr:to<l without change I were F. Curtis Allen, chairman of j the board: C. E. ^iifhcrfbrd vice I pmsident; R. H. Team, vice pres- ' idenf; E. L. Dover, Jr., v’lce presl- ; dent; R. H. Domosler Jr., treas- i urer; and K. B. Fcwler, comptroll er. Clark Tire & Auto Supply CO O o o o o o ^ e.SO X 13 blAckvMlI ^ tiAtkft piui rtd. It. Tm $1.76 ptr tire ant four old tiros USE OUR RAIN CHE6K PROGRAMt Bocause of an axpected heavy tirea, ’nM soma sixaa <lurin$thl* offa^ but wa wll^a happy to order your siza fira aOhe advartised prica and itaut you a rain chack for futura datlvary of fha merchandise. FR££ MOUNTING ON ALL TIOES * ANY OF THESE SIZES- ONE LOW PRICE 7.75x 14 7,75x 15 ■8.25x14 FOR Blackwall tubeless plus $8.14 to $2.32 Pod. Ex. Tax p«r tire (depending on sue) end four old tires WHITEWALLS $3.00 more IlcP WHITEWALLS $3.M more per tire WAYS TO CHARGE c muufwiitwu vtw /ifcfc iBJfl" GOODYEAR-~THE ONLY MAKER OF POLYGLAS” TIRES o to o d SALE ON LEAR JET HOME STEREO SYSTEMS AT WILSON TV & MUSIC 904 W. GOLD 739-2616 H-340 8 TRACK HOME PLAYER SAVE S20 NOW $119.95 M-330 \ 8 TRACK HOME PLAYER SAVE $20 NOW $99.95 H-410 8 TRACK PLAYER w*5TH a.m..f;m. stereo , RADIO I SAVE $60 NOW $169.95 H-460 8 TRACK PLAYER WITH A.M,-F M. STEREO AND RECORD CHANGER ■ SAVE $75 NOW $219.951 Save At WILSON'S dent an:t two new dir<?otf>rs at the annual meriting of slockhold- er,^ and direr tt^s sixth increment of troop re- jcation, and service. Contributions a. knowhvjgod with an official le cording F. rurjis Alien, ( deployment. | support cancer research in hos- <*oipf fiom the American Cancer man of Uie beard. Danang, the loading was co- — i ordinaK d among Army, Navy , C. Terroli, veteran Sterchi of- \i ij-jnc Corps men who work- f^'ial. was (dectr^d pre.sident and (.nntinuously for 24 hour.s a was also named to the board of jjs ships moored to the pier, ' dire: tors. John P. Hart was eleot- loaded-and left within 10 To 12 [ (vl a.s a new memlKjr cf the board hours. o. clhector.s. | The 1,000 Marines boarding the ! amphibious ships were from the Terrell age 51, a veteran of 29 Fir-i Marine Division. | yeirs of service, has been vice Off loading pcdnis for cargo' president and general merohan- and i.er.sonm l included San D.ego, i d;.se manager since last June. Long Beach, Calif., Pearl Harbor Prior to his election as vfice presi-; and Okinawa. de.nl he was regional manager of the c.mpany’.s stores in Florida, Georgia, Alabama and Middle Tonnessee. He started with the comp-any a.*: aslesman, advanced to av5i tant store manager store manager, rogoinal manager, vice ■ preshknt and now has been ele-; va‘ed to the ofrice of president and director. His long and wide experience with the oampany Ident.-Tios him favorably with the tliiough ih(* cuuniy unit Canf*<‘r attack on cancer. Menr^rlal Fund so liuu oHiers .Memorial funds should be sent iney Iiv<*. 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