Thursday, December 2, 1971
THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
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MaUASC
Ballots Now
Il’s mw time for Cleveland
county farmers to vote their
choice for ASC community cotm-
niiln-emcn says John W. Cline,
cliairmaii of the County AKt'icuI-
lurai Stabilization and Conserva
tion (ASC) commit tec.
Ballots went out in the mail
iNovem'bc'r 19, and' they must be
]:ioperly voted fuid roli .rned to
the County ASCS offic(* by De-
cemlK'r 1, in order to tx- counted,
'Mr. Ciine said.
V’otes wiil be tabulated public
ly by the county committee De-
cemljer 6 at the Cleveland eoun-
t.v A.SCS office. Anvone re''ard-
le.ss of race color, creed, se.x or
national 'origin may view the
counting.
Fiach A.SC community will vote
its own slate of nominees. Each
farmer may vote for not more
than three candidates in the ASC
election. He may select up to
three of the candidates listed,
or be may write in his choices on
the lines provided at the bottom
of the ballot.
In each of the eleven ASC com
munities in the county, thiee
community committeemen and
two alternates will be elected.
The c'andidi(te receiving the high
est number of votes liecomes
chairman; the second highest,
vice chairman, third-high, regular
memlrer; and fourth and fifth
highest become first and sec-und
alternates who serve on the com-
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PHOTOGRAPHY
WEDDINGS • SPECIAL OCCASION
PORTRAITS • PHOTOGRAPHS COPIED
• INDUSTRIAL PHOTOGRAPHY
• CUSTOM BLACK AND WHITE
Reasonable Priced Dark Room Work, With
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Call FRED GREEN 629-2454 Day or Night
WANT ADS
JUST ARRIVED
Brand New Shipment
POLYESTER
New Fall Colors
S2.7S Yard
Also
Drapery Material 59c Yard
Blouse Material $1.00 Yard
ia beautiful color for Foil
WAYSIDE FARRIC SIIG?
Railroad Avenue Bessie Beam, Manager
SSPECIAL!
FREE!
36-DA/
supply
when you buy the
144-teblet bottlel
REG.VALUE $11.38
YOU SAVE
^ .A
YOU PAY $8.69
SUPER PIENAMINS... USED BY ALL 26 TRAMS
OF THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEA6UEI
Exclinivtiy It ymr Dm Mm
KINGS MOUNTAIN
STORE DRUG COMPANY
THE CITY'S MOOFRN'STORE
TWISTER TENDERS
Need Twister Tenders, average earnings of approx
imately .SS per hour. Second and third shifts. Full
six and seven day operating schedule. Excellent
employee benefits. Apply 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. An
equal opportunity employer.
PERSONNEL OFFICE
McNEILL SPINNING COMPANY
Bessemer City, N. C.
GROW WITH US
Due to our continuing rapid expansion in our mining
division we need the following personnel:
• FLOTATION OPERATOR TRAINEES
• EUCLID TRUCK DRIVERS
• PARTS AND RECORD CLERK
We offer good starting pay and liberal fringe benefit
programs. If you have mining or quarry experience
of any type or operate heavy equipment we would
like to talk to you.
LITHIUM CORPORATION of AMEBICA
munily committee it rcguliu-
inemuors are absent or if a per
manent vaeancy occurs. All elec
tion ties will be settled by lot.
ASC community committeemen
are elected for one-year lerm.s, to
begin January 1. Mr. Cline said,
■•It’s very important that farm
ers elect representatives and
! (pialificd farmer - neighbors for
community commitu-e posts.
I The.se community committees
I elect the county A.S-C committ<>e
I and choose it.s officers. They
; also help keep fanners 'ft their
I communities informed on how in
dividual farm operations will be
affected by farm programs ad-
I ministered by the coiunty A.SC
committee. The major A.SC pro
grams in Cleveland county are
cotton, feed grain, wheal and
REAP,
Any farm owner, lenanus, or
sharecropper, of legal votirf^ ago,
may vote in the election if hi.s
farm is eligible to participate in
any of the ASC.S programs ad
ministered in his community.
Others who may vote are: a
wife who actively operate a farm
with liei iiusbatm; a lliinui will)
supervises or conducts the farm
ing oiteration of an entire farm:
a legal guardian who manages
a farm for a child; and a person
representing a legal entity sucli
as a partnership or corporation.
Producers w'ho have farm in
terests in more than one com
munity may select the commun-
ily in which to vote, bill may
vote only one community in the
county.
:Ballol.s should be voted and
then scaled inside the plain en
velope. This envelope should
then be placed inside the one ad
dressed to the county office. This
procedure insures the secrecy of
each vote. The certification on
tile election envelope must be
signed and dated before bein,g re-1
turned to the county office. !
Voters who certify their 'oalloLs
with an “X” for a signature must
do so before a witness and obtain
the .signature of the witm's.s in
order for Ihe ballf)t to bp r-oont.
ed. I
A list of known eligible voters
is open for inspecti<«fl at the coun
ty ASCS office. Any person who
believes he is an eligible voters :
but is not listed, or has not re- ;
ceived a ballot in the mail within
a few days after .November 19,
should inquire at the coiunty
ASCS office as smn as possible, ^
Mr. Cline said. '
Here Are Tips
On Preventing
Wood Decay
One of Ihe sadde.st da.y.s in I be
life of a homeowner i.s the day
he discovers that the sills, joists
or subflooring in the home is de
eayed and must be replaced.
The sorrow is aggravated by
Ihe di.sovery that the decay could
easily have been avoided.
“Wood decaying fungi prohablj
cause as mui-h dama,ge to North
Carolina homes as do termites, ”
eom-menls Dr. Miihael I’. Levi,
North Carolina .Stale University
wood deterioration exi)erf. He
eiled a recent survey in Kaloigli
which found that “iialf the hoiux-s
e.xamined bad conditions suila
hie for the growth of decay fun
gi.”
There are effective method.s ol
avoiding decay. Drj' wood will
not decay, .so kei'ping it dry is o
sure method of prevention. An-
olher foolproof measure is the
u.so of materials pre.s.sure treated
Willi a preservative. The ehemi-
ml acts as a poison lo the decay
fungi.
Here are some of Dr. Levi'.s .sug
gestions for keeping untreated
wood dry' and safe from decay:
—Avoid earth - filled porches
where soil is close to untreated
wxKid. Most fungi only attack
wood wiii'ch is alread.v wet, but a
fungus called Boria can transport
waler several feet through root-
like .‘itiands. Tin- damake caused
by rhis fungus is .sometimes call
ed “dry rot,” even though mois-
lure is reipiired for decay.
—Make .sure there are no olher
arr-ds where soil is in eontaet
with, or close lo untreated wood.
Good ventilation and drainage
under the house are imporlant
in keeping wood dry in a base
ment le.ss house. Vents should be
kept o|)en in all but the coldest
weather to give cross ventilation
in the crawl space.
—^Direct water from the roof a-
way from the house. Where water
doesn’t drain away from tilio
house, the foundations should be
water-proofed,
—Cover at lea.st 70 peroont of
the crawl .space with plastic
sheetin.g to stop moisture prob
lems in the .subfloor area.
—Keep plumbing in good re
pair.
—Inspect the house oneve or
twice a year for signs of decay
or conditions likely- to cau.se it.
Signs of trouble include free water
UNC-G Honors Flying Course
Barbara Sipe Is Slated
Page 7
GUFILNSBOKO — F’our Ga.-lon
C'lmnly sludents were .iinim,g Hie
J.SI) .si:i)liGm-)re.s lumored at ■<
I'ial leceplion at llie I'niversily
of .N'oilli Carolina al Oreen.s.bora
on -Nov, Ih.
They ;ire; Ileheica L. iM-emslc-r,
daughler of ,\Ir. and .Mrs. k. .S.
Kcein.slt-r, lOlS N. .New Hope ltd.
and Debor.ih K. K<-ir, daugnier ol
.■Vfis. ,Maz-y T. Kerr, 313(i Impi'rial
Dr., notii ol Ga.sioma; Llizaoelli
A, Si-uti, d-'ioghier of .Mr. and
■Mrs. David .M. .-„:oll, IDS Boyd Dr.,
.Slanicy; and 'Barbira A. Sipe,
d'iiiigbler of -Mr. anu .Mrs. Junius.
F. Siiie, Hi. 1, Bo,\ 297-.\, Kings
-Moumain.
The purjvo.se of llie recej-li.,;-
vva.i to ackiiovvli dge oulsiandlng |
seholai-shi]) and lo give sludenu'
a ehan<-(- lo talk informally with
varioiLs faculty members about
future aeadeniie intere.sts ami
UNC-G pi'-jgram.s.
The scholars were chosen on
the basis of ac ad.nWe aehieve-
monl from a soplomore class of
1,4;J9 .sludent.s. Altogether, UNC-G
has an enrollment ol nearly 7,0fK)
this year. ’ i
U.NC-G Chancellor James S. F'er-
guson and other key 'icademk
olficials at UN.“-G were ivreseni
at till- reception lo talk with tlu,'|
outstanding sophomores. |
Dr. Bert Goldman dean of acii- !
in Ihe iravvl siwce, molds on the:
sills, joists or suhfloor, or p<‘el-!
ing paint on siding.
“Tile in.siK-etiim need only take
a short time and may save you
many hundreds of dollars," Dr.
Levi ob.si-n t-d.
Gaston college will offer an
''Inlroduvlion to F'l.ving" Course
at ‘'iastonia .Municiptil Airport
it'alavvell Aviation I. Two si-c-
tions of Ivvenly students each
will b(‘ offered. There will he no
(■b'lrgi- for Hie cour.se.
1 lie couivse will assist ihe slu-
dent in preparing lo take llie
\vritt<>n I’rivale I'iiol F:,\am, Each
class will be for ten weeks dura
tion, two and one-half hours ea -h
demit- advising, vva.s etsirdinator
for till- event wliicb was also.al-
temb-fl by deans, department
b(-ads, ,iiivi.s(-r.s for |;u- Junior
Year. Abroad Progra.m, ebairman
of the Inli-rnational .Studies Pro
gram and chairman of the Hon
ors Con - il.
■.Moniiay and Thursday i-vi-ning.
Phis is an exis-llent oPIiorlim-
ity for an.vone is years of .igi- or
older to learn the priiieiph-s of
flying.
r.’iRO DF THANKS
Your kind (-xpie.s-i-m of symp;t-,
tliy is deeply itpitit-einlt-d and
gi'iitelully acknt/vvlt-dgi-il by tin-
family ef Devvi-y Tiirin-r.—^Mr.s.
Elizahetli Le.'evers and Faniilv.
12:2 lid
\'A says a veK-ran vvilli a jx-f-
manent plan GI insurants* policy-
evt-r one .year old can borrow up
10 91 pet ct-nl of ils cash valu -.
The -Manpivvor Adminisiration
is eonlimiiitg efforls to im;:rove
job assigimn-nls for members ol
Ihe .Xeigliborltooil Youth Corps
iNYCi. A oiie-year. S19.5.(M)0 ex-
lierimenlal project has bt-en
i fimded to u.se XYC youngsters as
1 heliters in day care programs.
AUenON!
WE NEED YOU
k’ast Hi'ow ing Mining & Chemical producer has an ex
cellent opportunity for you. We need the follovvin,g
personnel:
Production Operator Trainees Welders
Plant Maintenance Heavy Equipment
Mechanics Mechanics
Heavy Equipment Maintenance Foreman
Come in and see what our starting rates are for these
jobs. We offer good starting pay and liberal fringe
benefits program. Contact;
LITHIUM CORPORATION OF AMERICA
Highway 161
Bessemer City, N. C.
I'qual Opportunitv Emplover
I]:2.'i-12:2
Household goods, furniiure, glass'-vard, electronic
ilems I'i'om TX' s to laite jdayi-rs turnlables and radios
...many otiii-r articli-,s. Cliri-'iiiitts tree ni-der.s being
tak(-n, tool
Maple Springs
RECREATIDH PARK
BETHWARE
(Off U..8, T-i ai.ross fiiim Ht-lhvvare School)
EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT
SALE STARTS AT 7 P.M.
FLEA MARKET
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
BEGINNING AT 10 A.M.
t-onci-ssion .Siapd Oju-n
PROFITS WILL GO TOWARD
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR NEEDY STUDENTS
P & A Enferprises
Have .soniclhing to sell? Bring yi-iir wai'es and we’ll
auction them, loo. for a I.")', coininission. Dealei’s wel
come!
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