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Thursday. October *28, 1971
#l!e]loween • Holiday Oi Honoi?
iilvei Cantion Is Again Uiged
PLANT SCUIjPTDTIE
What will it be this Halloween
Ncnh Carolina, trlck-or-treat
-. V tragedy?
. diiung doi.i mix.
“’Remember,'’ the
said, “that Halloween is a fun
time for children. In all the ex-
If you’re driving j our car cltement, they're not likely to
U.i. ol, the answer can be large* ^ thinking of safety. You—the
*y in your h: nds, snys the Insur* rnotorist—have to do their
aiice Inlormation Institute. thinking for them.
holi*
llalh.wecn is a popular nOii* ‘ ^ children’s Hallowo^n an*
day in the I'ar Heel state. Nearly remind you that you were a
' kid once yourself, drive in a
An old horticultural practice
now enjoying a revival in inter
est is the art of espalier. By close
pruning to control growih, the
trunk and branches of a plant
Institute trained to lie flat in one
place. Espaliorod plants are used
to introduce a decorative accent
or conversation piece. They b(‘*
come living sculptures. If you
would like details on how' to
• ' f e • n?''\- ex
tension agent’s oflico and pick up
a copy of “Space Sculpturing
With Tree and Shrubs,” Fohif r
THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTmn n C
THE VETERANS' CORNET^
1 proved.
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Editor’s Note:
thorilalive
ans Admlnist
Below are au*
Q.—I withdrew'from schoot deceased fntlior was a
answbrs by the Veter- der the G. I, Bill at the end oi ^ child-
istration to some of the semester two years ago, and able m
the many current ciuostions Irom plan to rturn to the same school ix\i\e lo do • ’
F-rmer servicemen and their to pursue the same program.,a she eligible foi
Wool Contest
Set Nov. 20
RALEIGH. — Final arrange
ments are being made for the
state “Make - It-YourselfWith-
Wool’ contest to be held in Ra
leigh, Nov. 20.
The contest, to be held at Nel
son Auditorium, North Carolina
Slate University, has proven to
lx? a popular fall activity for Tar
Heel girls.
Any girl between the ages of
'10 and 21 may enter this fash
ion contest.
Participants may make a gar
ment of any style, but the fabric
must he 100 per cent American-
made wool. All construction must
be done by the participant.
As in the past, there will he a
sub doh contest for girls 1013. A
Junior (age 1446) and a Senior
(age 17-21) winner will bo chos
en to reorosent North Carolina
at the Southern Council Conte.st
Greenville, S. C., Dec. 17 and
18.
.lunior and Senior winners of
the Council Contest will compete
at the national finals in Phoenix,
Ariz.
Pam Cable, last year’s state
senior winner, copped top honors
at the regional event and placed
fifth in the national contest.
Interested girls can get com
plete details and entry blanks
-by writing to Harriet Tutterow.
extension clothing specialist, IPox
5.'>S2. State College Station, la-
leigh. N. C. 27607.
Deadline for entrio.s is Oct. 30.
WATER WEI6HT
PROBLEM?
USB
E-LIM
Excess water in the body can be im*
comfortable. E-LIM will help you lose
excess water weight We at.. a
Drug Store
recommend it
Only S1.80
Kings Min. Drug Co
Tave
O.S. GRADE 'A'
ali of the slate's ap proximately ^
S53,OUO elementary school chil- manner to ensure that some child ^f'l, prepared hy N. C.
d:en will become trlcK-or-troat- pj,(>w old enough to say the State University extension bor
ers for a few hours, romping same.” tlcnlnmist.e.
tlu ;:.gh their neighborhood with
little on their minds but the
next treat. \
The Institute reminds - that
while it can be a joyous time for 1
kids, it is also potentially dan- ]
gorous for them. )
“At no one time in the year |
are more children wandering I
through the streets at night garb
ed in vision-impairing masks and |
dark, diificult lo-sce costumes,” j
said the Institute. j
"We urge all motorists to |
think fost and drive slowly— •
and carefully on All Hallows Lvt.
The kids are bent cn fun. Dont !
pul a morgue in their merry
making.”
f The Institute offered the fol- j
lowing safely tips to motorists
and parents of trick-or-treaters: 1
T) m^dorists—Drive slowly and I
w'lrily. Watch for children dart
ing out between parked cars.
Tap your horn occasionally on
dimly lighted residential streets.
Be extremely cautious while
backing out of driveways.
To parents- Escort your littlest
ones. If your .hildren are going
as a group, give the oldest a
flashlight. Dress the kids in
bright clothing or stick reflec
tive tape on their costumes or
trick-or-treat bags. Use a scis
sors to widen the eye holes in
their rrasks. Urge them to look
up and down before crossing.
Adults who do their own
merrymaking at Halloween par
ties are reminded that drinking
Superior Stone
Taos Yates
RAlLElGiH — Joseph W. Yates,'
vice president dor marketing,
has been promoted to executive
vice president of Suprior Stone
Company, it was announced to
day by President Trent Rag
land, Jr.
He also announced that Wil-
^ Ham W. Minton, assistant sales
I manager, has been named gen-
^ oral manager of sales, a new posi
tion, and will report direk?tly to
the president.
Yates joined Superic** in lfH5
as a salesman. A native of Wil
mington, he attended the Uni
versity of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill.
Minton, a native of Golds
boro, joined Superior in 1959 in
the sales department. He was
graduated from Wake Forest and
did graduate work at UNC-Chap-
el Hill.
Snnerior Stone Company is a
division of Martin Marietta Cor
poration and operates plants in
Virginia, the CaroHnas and Geor
gia. It is headquartered here.
families. Further information on
veterans benefits may be ob
tained at any VA office or your
h/Cal veier.uis service organiza
tion I'opre.sentativp.
Q What U the maximum VA
loan availanio lor a mobile home?
A. For the p rcha.'^e of a mo-
bih* h: ine it is TlO.no pay-
nhle o\’<M’ 12 years anl 3?
How do
again?
I start my 'benefits
A.- You should notify the,**^®® ilora'-lw*
school to submit a re-enroIIment P^t'nianvnWy incaiahle oi so’i
certification to VA This would age is. u thi.s is
slart your benefits again, pro- the case wUh
vid.*d you have not exhausted should submit a 'claim
yo-r enlistment and the school porting medical
VA.
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