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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Thursday. July li
State Has Made Much Progress
In Programs For Exceptional Kids
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^ THE PAMCEK PEN COMPANY
Kings Mountain
Drag Company
La^vt week, llip Ilou.se of Rep-
resentative.s passed one of the
most Inp'tlty and complex pieces
of U'yislation to come iM'foie the
CoiiKrcss tihis year. H. H. 1, So.
l ial .SOiuiity and Family Assist
ance Amendments of 1971, is lan
intriciite hill en.ompa s s i n
health, Social Securily, and wel-
fan* proktstnis' Hecausct of Us
imijoriiince, there was <i o.-cat
loiil of .serious dehate coiuern-
ino the hill, patticuliil'ly the
eontroversial Title IV, the wel-
fail* I ('form pr. posal. The wel-
fan* (lueslion thus lx*came Ihe fo.
cal issue i lion vvhiih final pass.
:,!,>(■ of the l(';isl'alion was httsed.
T'he (|uestion at issue was not
whether the pie.sent welfare .sys.
lem rie(‘rs to he replaced, as there
is little distipreemenl that the
pre.s<*nt system is chaotic, exces.
sively (ostly, and hiKhly waste-
iLil. In iiddition, in the many
years it has been in o|X“ration, it
it has failed lo aecomiilish ils
puriio.se of moving pc'ople out of
the poverty level and has only
resulted in an verincreasing
numher of people on flic welfar
rolls.
In fact, there is little in the bill
lliat has been changed from the
Faimily Assistance Plan pa.s.scd
'by the Ilo'.se of Representatives
last year, which 1 opposcij lliat
lime
I The deliale on t'he welfaie (pro
posal centered around the pro
vision of a gu.Tnanleed annual in
come. Tills principle, in my opi
ion, is highly (|Ucstion;ible anti I
have been vigorously o-;: posed to
its passage. Under this progr.am,
a family of four would receive
an incomc'gua ranteed by the
Federal .^overnmt'nt ol $2,11)0 pt'r
year. A family of eight -would re
ceive .$.3,900 per year. To bo ell-
gillie, a family couM not have re-
' sources valued at more than $!,■
1.30'), not including the ownership
! of a home and personal proper
ty. It was argued during the de-
hate on the hill that, taking into
account all the allowable deduc
tions, some 'amilies could earn
i more than $(),000 per year and
still receive welfare 'assistance.
'VV'hen the guaranlee.i income
fature was first discussed in the
past Congress, it contained pro-
I vision lor $1,GOO per year for a
I lamily of lour. This year, the
' figure has risen to $2,-100. Al-
reul.iy, welfare lobby groups are
talking ota guaranteed annual
income of $.3,000 per year It is
dilficult to sec just how tar tliis
' es-calation could go at a time
when existing welfare costs have
, hrougl'.l m.tny stale and local
governments to the brink of
banki uplej.
I training for those who are em-
I ploy-ihie and job placement for
those who are unemployed. Tlie
I nand up'- instead of the “hand
I out” should be the 'way to help
those citizens in need. '
Firemen Set
luly 3 Events
Gantt Finishes
Repair Course
In order lo provide welfare re-
form that is effective, I 'feel tliat
we must get awtiy from the stig
ma ot a guaranteed ann.al in
come. We must provide Ihe m< ans
to help people to help the.Tt-
s(*lves, to train tor a job and be
lome gainfully employed. We
must provide motivation for peo
ple lob ecome self-suppnrling
ralher than a burden on the tax
payer. The guaranteed income
principle, I feel, will encourage
iho.se on welfare to look to Con
gress for future income increases.
Instead of I his ajrproach, I feel
the emphasis shoul'l be on work
j Unfortunately, the Ho.se did
not have Ine opportunity, in dc-
! hating this measure, to make
’ aimciidments or substitutions in
tile original pmpor.al. Under the
titles of debate, there was no
ici-.'am-e to offer a meaningful al
ternative to Title IV, tile Fam
ily Assistance Plan , as many
, mern'oers were pi ejiared to do
.so. The only vote w.as a “yes’’ or
X “no" on the total bill. I hope
that when (his measure is con
sidered in the Senate, more op-por-
tunityij lor revision will be pro-
V ided.
I The Oak Grove Volunteer Fire
Department is having their an
nual July 4l'h clebration at their
ew fire building in t'he Oak Grove
Community near -Kings Mountain,
' SatuiUay, July 3.
A'BEiRDBEN PROVING G'ROU
(AIHTNC) ABERDEESVf PROV-
.ING G'ROU'NiD, Md.-JArmy Pri-
ivlate E.ldle F. Gantt, 18, son of
I Mr. and iMrs. James E. Gantt, -100
N. Battleground Road, Kings
Mountain, N. C.. recently com-
j pleted a 14-iweek automotive re
pair course at tlie U. S. Army
Ordnance Center and Stahool,
Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md.
'During tlie couirse, he was
trained in the maintenance and
I'ojiair of wlieeled and tracked ye-
rlcle engines anij attcessories,
I powrirain units apd chassis com-
ponenls.
The following activities will
he taking place ’uly 3, begin
ning at 10 o'clock until—
1. All day barbecue.
1 2. (Pony rides, greasy pole
i'climb.
j 3.—^Greased pJ; cha.se for chil-
I dren under 13 years o'! age.
I (k'finilely feel that the Fed- 4.—Dunking machine.
ei-itl government should take the , 5. Crowning of the little King
and O-een o ft lie fire depart-
lead in provkil.-.g refoim of the
welfare system. However, I also I e.-IGospel singing at 7 featur-
feel strongly tlvat the step (ak- ing the 'Hamptons of Blacksburg,
on by the Ilouse la.st week was,S, C. and the CalYary Quartet
j of Spartanburg, S. C.
SINUS SUFFERERS
HiTe’s gotKl nevv8 for you! E.M'lusivc now
“hard core” SYNA*
c-KAu ua'"r,;;;,.nriy
Ili-aln and deal' all na»al-alnus cavliu-ii. One hauls iri. lami
mv.-s yiiu up >1 8 hours lelk'I Iroin pain ami
tfivt's you up »;» » n«»ujs rcnci jumh pm.. -
Allows ytiu to luonlhe easily iTHi^r
nose. Y.hi can buy SYNA-ri.KAR AT MNf.S MOlUTAlN DKl G
CO. without nt'Ctl for a prescription. Sutisracllun guaranteed by
maker. Try U today!
Kings Mtn. Drug.
Introductory
Oder Worth
Cut out thU od—take to store liPed. Purchoso one pock of SYNA CLEAR 17‘t ond
rnreJyo one morw SVNA.riFAR 12-Pnrkfree.
in the wrong direction.
HERALD CLASSIHED ADS PAY
Th teal c|ucslion to he d(*ci(le(l
, liy the House was wlielher the
, welfaie cluinges emho'lid in It. R.
1 iirovide the reforms necessary
lo move people from tK'in.g wel
fare reeipienis to being job
holders and t'axjiayei's. In my
oiiinion, this plan would fail to
aeeompli.s'h this purpose. It
would, at Ihe out.set, add more
than 10 million people to the wel
fare rolls and increase program
cosl.s tjy more than $5 billion. In
addition, there are no safeguards
in llie bill lo prevent ithe con
tinual increase of welfare costs.
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KINGS MOUNTAIN
See o Porode. or perhop* a Fireworks DIsploy? A hockyord borbecue?
However you celebrote we hope it will be o glorious 4th. We think lots of
folks will be picnicking. We've onticipoted their needs. Our shelves ore
stocked with everything to moke o picnic perfect. Here's the best port:
No mottcr what you buy, no matter who mokes it it A&P sells it, A&P
guorontces it. We guorontee everything except the weather. We're sorry
about that but we'll do this: With you we'll wish for o perfect day.
Lots of us’ will be picnicking too!
P.S.—Don't forget the con opener?
Picnic Favorites!
"Super-Ri^t" All Meet
Better Meals Are Made With "'Super-Right'' Meats! ;^
“Super-Right” Quality 13-Lb. to 19-Lb. Average
CSinoked
Whole • Shonk Half ^ Ac •Sh<ink A QC
or Butt Portion Portion gdCUV
Ub. “fw '■b.
Center Portion 89c ■ Center Slices 99c
Franks 59c
A&P Sliced Cooked
Ham »'89c
A&P Sliced Cooked
Picnic '"65c
"Super>Right'' Foncy
Boneless Cooked
Great With Breokfost
Allgood Brand Sliced Bacon
55c • 5* *1"*
Ik&P BrOnd. Dnlicafouen Dhiighfi
■ ■ < ' -j V * I-.'*■'*
Froxon Sea Food, Buyi
"Super-Right" Brond
Froxen Chopped
Beef
Steak
"Super<Right" Quolity Fresh 2 In A Bog Whole
A&P Pimiento Spread
A&P Chicken Salad
A&P Potato Salad
A&P Brond Cole Slow
A&P Dill Pickles
Cop'n Jehn't Flounder or Hoddoefc
Calorie Watchers Dinners S9e
Cop'x John's froton
Breaded Fish Sticks
Cop'n John's Frottn
Ocean Perch Fillets
Herald Want Ads Pay.
LOOK WHAT 10c WILL BUY DURING A&P 10c SALE
ryers
29
^'Super-Right" Quolity Freshly
Ground
Beef
59
FLOUR & FROSTING MIXES
> ADDINGS % suys
White Lily Biscuit Mix
‘at 10c
White Lily Cornbreod Mix
•'.vr loc
White Lily Corn Muffin Mix
•'AT lOc
White Lily Pancoke Mix
•'A?' lOc
Chorm Coke Mixes
‘iH 10c
Chorm Fudge Brownie Mix
loc
Chorm Frosting Mix ’^Sm'****
10c
Charm Corn Muffin Mix
’wr 10c
Charm Pancake & Biscuit Mix
*'*.•■ 10c
Jiffy Pancake Mixet
lOc
Jiffy Corn Muffin Mix
•'Af- 10c
Jiffy Biscuit Mixes
7f;. 10c
Thompson Cornbread Mix
tf;,- 10c
Ann Page Pudding
My-T-Finc Pudding
Ann Page Lemon Pudding
Ann Page ‘L.'m Gelatin
FanibOS-For-Quality Groceries!® ■
A&P Pretzels:
Mel-O-Bit
Poitouriltd
Prr'XOHoe
AmerUon
Cheese
Slices
SOFT DRINKS.A Jlijices .
Shosta «*■ nT.**.'.? Drinks
Liptons Iced Tea Mix
V8 Vegetable Cocktail
Sacromento Tomato Juice
Campfire Marshmallows Ve” 25c
Sunshine Sugar Wafers ',^1' 47c
Ann Page Small Stuffed Olives ‘jt' 59c
ill ///. v\\ III
Nabisco Chips Ahoy
Keebler
Nabisco Toasteltes
Cookies
SAUCES & SAUCE MIXES
aIISHTm Mushroom Sauce
'Vi'- lOc
Chicken with tiSiST"
•Vi- 10c
A2!SuLa Chicken Grovy
'Vi- 10c
juSSU Turkey Grovy
••a:- 10c
Onion Sauce
•Vi“ lOe
AnJus & Brown Gravy
lOc
Arsl. Steok Sauce
•Vi- 10c
FEASTIC mixing spoon set * 10c
^romento Tomato Souce
■i; lOc
A&P Brond Tomoto Sauce
•if lOc
Sfokely Tomoto Souce
•i: lOc
Piilsbury Souce Mixes
lOc
Down Steak Sauce
10c
[ VEGETABLE VALUES 1
King Cole Cut Green Beans
VL-- 10c
King Cole “vtS-T Carrots
10c
King Cole Green Peas
■i: lOc
King Cote Peas w/Diced Carrots
1 VL' 10c
King Cole Peas w/SMced Corrots 10c
King Cole White Potatoes
VS- 10c
King Cole Mixed Vegetables
'& 10c
Piilsbury Pototoes
•it 10c
Phillips Pork & Beons in 'CHT
Vt lOe
lono Brand Green Peas
•Vi- 10c
Surfine Blockeye Peas
•& 10c
Ann Page Baked Beons
«: lOc
A&P Cut Green Beans
lOc
A&P Sliced Beets
"AT 10c
r PLASTIC & PAPER PRODUCTS 1
Kobeys Potato Sticks
Filler Brand Bakorn Crisp
Filler Brond Cheese Trix
Filler Brand Tor-Tees
Rye Krisp B.6.Q. SnaeVs
^SMIosty
ML Olive
, Fr..h Ko.h.r Dill Pick'« W
• Cucumber ChH>
• Homburjet Dill Cblpt
n's—Fresh Produce!
69c
, .Fir Cooking
)lironderfoil
^tuminii.m Wrop
18”x25’
jfort 45c
^Cantaloupes
Serve Chilled For Breakfost
Honey Dews
Tender Freeh
Yellow Corn
Mowlh Smeckina
Watermelon
California Secdlets
White Grapes
A&P Virginia Soiled
Peanuts
KIMBERLY CLARK PAPER
A«»ort«4
Facial Ul'Ct. 2Qq
•ur Wh<«<
28c Kleenex Ti».aa Pht.
Shop A&P Far Sanitary Napklna
Hiss Del) or
Koter 45e sienderline V;5,'' 39c
3c 0(1 UNI an Print NiMnae j, o»( label an Oaap Calarad
32c