THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
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Letter To The Editor
Some people are su-^^estingjaround my ot my
thftTho 74 by-pass If f"arm?ns Helds which my
the present pipposec rou „i„ be f
low me 10 ICO w...-- -
Js going to cost me. It wiJi ou
‘S,aT?s not all. I l«tve have my
Having ^ Cliristinas Party?
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ROYAL VILLA MOTOR INN
1-85 in Kings Mountain 739-2544
ll:18tfn
..fp-s'^vlnga invested here in
jfrm machinery, farm buildings
and soil enrichment. All ol this
will be practically useless if I
can’t farm.
Thursday. November 18. 1971
That Is not all. I had already
planned to sell building lots to
sustain me in retirement. This
will be ano.ther loss incurred by
the proposed by-pass.
This Is The Law
In short, I will be sacrificing
my occupation, my life’s savings
By ROBERT E. LEE
(For the N. C. Bar Association)
KINSHIP
Conversation on the subject of
who is related to whom often
bogs down over terminology
mal adoption proceeding; (2) by
a petition of the putative father;
and (3) by a subsequent mar
riage of the mohr and faher.
and my retirement security. I am : purpose of the column this
too old to start building anew. | week is to assist you in identi-
The fact that the by-pass is i fymK "y ‘^bel those who are kin
needed is not the question. That i m y°P
has been stated so many limes '
for so long. The question is what
route will hurt the fewest people
the least amount and be the
cheapest to build? This route is
neither of these.
R i R Q R
YOUR BODY CAN'T
START OVEH
’There is an old saying thot from the moment
you are bom you start dying and while this
may be somewhat etreme, it is essentially a
truthful statement of fact. But, it is also true
that when you take care ot your hi'olth you can
slo-v up even though you can't slop the process.
Talcing core ol our bodies can be done in
many woy.s. A good diet, a proper amount of
0xercise regular habits, the right amount of
rest and sleep, and most important, a family
physician who you regularly consult lor a
check up to see how you are doing. When you
do, you put the odds on your side lor a longer
healthier life.
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you OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US
when you need a delivery. We will deliver
promptly without extra charge. A great many
ptKiple rely on us for their health needs. We
welcome requests for delivery service and
charge accounts. i
IManeuver.s were made to block
a former surrey w<“st of town
which was made and announced
and, to my knowk-dge, .searce-
ly'conle.sted at the hearmg. Those
In.sirumrmlal in relocating this
route farther north have not
come forth with offers of land.
.Members of my family have
made such an offer. They have
staled publicly that the fir.st sur
vey bypass might cross their
pronerty without corrpl.unls re
sulting.
Someone - -y venture an an-
answe - inis letter. If he does
,1.1 fir.st sav that he is .sac-
.iiiciniT everything as I am ex
pected to do. Otherwise his re
ply will carry little weight. j
HUGH FALLS.
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PHONE 739-2571
Subject: Hehind Meany’s war
with the President.
They’re natural enemies—the
cigar smoking-chomping Meany
and the cool polished Nixon—
and their battle had been in the
cards all along. At .stake is your
job, your pay, your way ruf life—
and you’ll soon have to pick your
side.
Quote: “Truth is tough; it
will not break, like a bubble, at
a touch; nay, you may kick it
about all day like a football—
and it will be round and full at
evenin,g.’’01iver Wendell Holmes.
Knd quote.
Yes! It’s going to prove most
interesting the followinir months
ahead. As these two begin to
lock horns. They have each
other’s measure. 'They know the
.slakes are big. The .stakes are
you and you and the White
House and a philosophy of gov
ernment and now even foreign
policy and labor strength; and
strikes and antistrike laws and
price controls and all the things
that get irvto the mix.
These two men are battlin,
over a way of life- your life, your
job, your wages. And in the com
ing months you’ll he asked again
and again to pick your side. Ac
tually, then this is a showdown
between two forces.
Who is your second cousin?
Everybody, of course, knows
whom to call a first cousin. He
is your parent’s brother’s (or sis
ter’s) child.
Your first cousins child is not
your second cousin, as is So oft
en thought to be the case. ,Your
first cousin’s child is your first
cousin once removed.
The child of the first cousin
once removed is your first cou
sin twice removed, and this per
son's child is your first cousin
three times removed.
Your second cousin is your
grandparent’s brother’s (or sis
ter’s) grandchild That second
cousins child is your second cou
sin once removed, his child your
second cousin twice removed, and
so on.
Or stated differently, your sec
ond cousin is the grandchild of
your great-uncle or great-uncle.
Or stated still differently, the
person your parent palls a first
cousin once removed is ,vour sec
ond cousin.
The Veterans
Corner
Editor’s Note: Below are au
thoritative answers by the Veter
ans Administration to some ol
the many current questions
from former servicemen and
their families. Further informa
tion on veterans benefits may be
Obtained at any VA office or
your local veterans service or
ganization representative.
Q.—Is the Veterans Adminis
tration deeply involved in medi
cal research?
Who is your grandnephew or
grandniece?
He or she is the igrandchild of
your brother or sister. This is,
of course, the same as saying he
or -he is the child of your nephew
or niece.
Who are your double first cou
sins?
If two brothers marry sisters,
the children of these two mar
riages would be double first cou
sins. The same result would be
reached if a brother and a sister
should raarrj’ the opposite sex”,''
of a brother and sister in anoth
er family.
North Carolina forbids the
marriage of double first cousins
though otherwise the marriage
of first cousins is permitted.
search projects are under way in
VA hospitals and private clinisc.
It has paved the way for the suc
cessful treatment of tubercu
losis, developed use of the Pace
maker for hear) victims, and
played a key role in medical
breakthroughs such as the first
successful kidney transplants,
laSer cane for the blind, cobalt
treatment of cancer, and use of}
psychotropic drugs that have rev
olutionized mental health care, i
Q.—I receive 30 per cent dis-1
albllity from the Veterans Ad-1
ministration. I will soon -be 651
and retired. Can I waive my dis-1
ability compensation and come :
under the VA pension program?!
A.—Yes. Suggest you make ap
plication for pension. VA will
pay you the higher amount if you
are eligible for two benefils.
Q.—^I have a large dividend ac-'
cumulation on deposit with VA i
on my insiiranoe. lUay T with-1
draw a part of it? I
Who is a foster child?
A child raised like one’s own
A-—You may withdraw all or
any part of accumulated divi
dends.
Q.- -Can a veteran pursue any
educational program he desires?
A.—Yes, if the course or pro
child, though not such by birth | gram given leads to a recognized
or formal adoption.
Who is a posthumous child?
He is a child born after the
death of his father.
Who is a legitimated child?
educational, vocational, or pro
fessional objective, and if the
school and course are approved
by the state approving agency.
The Manpower Administration
He is a child who was born out is giving another $5 million to
of wedlock but who has subse- the Opportunities Industrial-iza-
quently become legitimated.
This may be accomplished in
North Carolina through any one
EVBRETTE H. PEARSON. I of three methods: Cl) by a for-
tion Centers (OIC). This money
will help a'bout 3,500 more dis
advantaged people to prepare
for and find jobs.
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fisheries biologist.
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hie works for you.
Bill's main job is to make certain that
fish in Duke Power's lakes are not harm
ed by the luke-warm water discharge
from our steam electric generating sta
tions.
The stations are designed so that the
maximum temperature of discharged
water is about the temperature of the
human body. And this heat radiates
rapidly to the atmosphere.
To check on the design and operations
of the stations, we continually monitor
temperatures and make biological stud
ies of the water in our lakes.
So you'll find good fishing on Duke
Power's lakes. Some of the best, in fact,
is near our stations. And our scientists
—like Bill Adair—are working closely
with governmental and independent
scientists to keep it that way.
It's just one of the many things we're
doing to make this a better place to live.
Duke Power
Making life a little better^^
Grand Opening
TIMBER LAKE BUILDERS, INC.
STERLING DRIVE
(Off Waco Road)
OPEN HOUSE
Saturday & Sunday
9 a.ni. to 6 p.m.
Model Home Furnished by Timms Furniture
67 LOTS IN THIS DEVELOPMENT
Featuring NATIONAL HOMES
MORE FAMILIES LIVE IN NATIONAL HOMES THAN
ANY OTHER HOMES IN THE WORLD.
FINANCING AVAILABLE ON THREE HOUSES BUILT
THROUGH KINGS MOUNTAIN SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION
ALSO ANNOUNCING
FORTHCOMING NEW SUB-DIVISION
Davidson Estates
Directly Across From Davidson Park
FHA and VA approved also FHA 235 program
available.
First Phase: 11 acres to be developed. Down
payment $200 under FHA 235 program with federal
' government subsidizing partial payments. This pro
gram is designed for medium income families. These
homes will be three and four-bedroom units. These
will be models for the neighborhood.
Construction will begin within the next month.
Jerry Auten. President
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