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1972 Thursday, June 8, 1972 • r legaT notices THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C. Pace 5 ORDINANCE REDUCING I adopt an ordlnnnw authorizing AUTHORIZED AMOUNT OF | $113,000 SaniKao* Sewor Bonds; SANITARY SEWER BONDS and WHKREAS, Iho Boatri af CCfin-j WHSTolAS. at the time of adop- TnLssior.ers for Mio ('Hy of Kings! tion of said ordinance it appear*^ \lounmjn did on May 8, 1972 duly '.hat the CKy of Kings Mountain ne 739- 0:8-22 » hou.s(* >200 he ld after nd with y. Beth- n(‘ 739- 5:-llfn WE NEED YOU Duo to the continuing growth of our mining divi sion we need the following personnel; # Shovel Operators # Drillers # Service Men # Mechanics H Welders # Flotation Operator or Trainee Contact Lithium Corporation oi America New wage rates in effect Feb. 1, 1972. We offer good starting pay, free hospitalization, retirement and many other liberal fringe benefits. Highway 161 Bessemer City, N, C- Phone 629-2282 equal opportunity employer baths Lib Es pp. 1 • Lin- — New on-d(Mi carpet- i9-r)G3t;. 5:18trn brL'k utility doctric. [s frf>m rtmcnt. lyment ,'ments. Phono Kings :2a-fi:22 TICE dminis- IS. Kli/- d(‘ceas- p(M'S;ms date to rsigned dale (d 972. of e plead- ery. said es- mediale nod. le. 1972. Jr. 3state_^, hom.son (::8-29 URT OK ISION IE ATION ntiff last elief a* :1 in tlu^ f so'ugiit ■ on" the iration. lake de- ot later , UlX)tl le party will ap- relit i 10, 1972. P- rourt t- arollna 6:8-22 MALE AND FEMALE HELP WANTED Good Pay, good working conditions, good bene fits. Second .shift. Apply at Alcan Aluminum, 311 Childers St. . .No Phone Calls. 5:25-6:1 REEVES BROTHERS. INC. OSAGE DIVISION Bessemer City, K. C. Job Oppoitunities In had retirwl $170.0tY) principal a-’ mount of indebtodne.ss during the 1970-71 fiscal year, but U has Ihmmi disc'overtMi that the actual amount of indebtedness retired was only $169,000 due to tht‘ fact that a certain bondh’cldcr failed to pre.sent Ills bond for payment in a timely mann<*r; and WHEREAS, the Board of Com missioners is roquirtxl to reduce the amount of bond^ authorized pursuant to said ordinanix?, now,, fhoi'efore: BE rr ORDAfNED by the Boards of Commi.s.sioners for the City of King.s Mountain that the amount of .Sanitary Sewer Bonds aulhoriz-j etl to be is.sued pursuant to said ordinance is hereby reduced to $n2,0(>0. T!i»* foregoing ordinance was pxssed on the 22nd day of May, 1972, and was first published on tile 23th day ol May. 1972. Any action or proceeding ques-1 tioning the validity of said ordi-- nance must be commenced within ; thirty days atter its first piial ■. uiioti. J. II. 'T iniel. Jr. Town Cli-rk and Trea.surci .5:25-0:1 NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING ! The public will take notice tliat a public hearing will be held on Friday June 2nd at 9:(X) a.m. to consider a roque.st by 'Mr. and Mr.s. David L. Jones for a variance in set back requirements for their houce located at 302 Haw thorne Road. Jaech Cooper, Chairman 6:1 FOR RENT — Tliree rocm unfur nished apartmen:. Pi'ivate ca^:l and front and back entrances. PHONE 739-4979. 6:8lln FOR RENT — 12x60 Mobile home cn private property for rent to working couple only. $110 per month in advance. Telephone 739-3101. (>:8Un CARDING SPINNING • PREPARATION • WEAVING Major Medical In.5urance, Paid Vacations, Paid Holiday':, Other Company TZenofits Apply at Personnel Office or Call G29-2291 An Equal Opportunity Employer WHAT? 25 PERCENT? lb. YODH SILLS LOANS UP TO $900 Borrow Now To Consolidate All Your Bills, Reduce Your Payments, And Have Cash To Save. Call or See the Friendly People at Triangle Finance Corp., 123 W. Mountain St. Entrance Also on Cherokee Street. TELEPHONE 739-2576 Vitli rising building co.sts it .vill cast 23^'r. more tiian it did 1 yoar.s ago to replace your juilding. Have year property r nsuran:‘0 chc •kod at C. E. ^ .Varlick Ins. A.'t m-v. t j be cer- a In it cavers to Full replace- nent value. ' C. E. VffiEliCK INSURANCE AGENCY no West Mountain Street Kings Mountain N. C. PHONE 739 3611 NOTICE OF SALE sncooo CITY OF KINGS MOUNTAIN. NORTH CAROUNA SANITARY SEWER BOND ANTICIPATION NOTES Scilfd bids will oe received un til 11 c'wdock A.M., Easfjrn Day light Time, June 13, 1972,-by the under.si„r.cd at i.s oince m tne Chy ot Raleigh, North Carclina, f.n’ $110,090 .nanitary Sewer Bond .\ntii.ipali m Ncios of the City ol Kings Mountain, North ;.-aroIlna. da.ed June 20, 1972, maturing on I November 29, 1972, without op-^ lien 01 j:.i.;r pa>,iu*nt, and ing IntCie.-. payacie at the -ma- tu.ity ci the n , e t w '• interest coupons will be attached. Deliveiy of The notes will ba maue *.n or a«jui imni ua.e ai pJ.tcc Ol pur:has(‘.\' choice'. Bidd<n.s are requested to name the dcnomii)alien or denomina- tiens, the inleie.st rate, and the city or tou n and bank tr trust (.;npan> herein at wliich prin cipal and intere::! will be paya- bi’. There will be no auction. The note.s will be awarded at h than par and ajcrucd inter-; e.'-i to the bidder offering to pur- il.ase the luies at tlie lowest in- tc.c.st cost to the City, .such c^-st to be deleimined by deducting the total amount of any prem ium bid from the aggregate a-' mount of iiitero.sl upon all of the' ncq*s frem their date to Ihoir maturity. t Eaah bid must be submitted on ' a form to be furnished with ad- di.ion.il imoimatijn by the un dersigned, must he enclosed in a' .•:eaied envelope marsed ‘ Jid foi ; Nc.es”, and most be mpanied by an official bank clicck, a cash ier’s checif, Oi a e^-r-i^ied rhcck- iip:.n an inc-orporate i bank cr tia-'t iempany for So.jO, p.iyablc i::.::ndil.‘vnaliy to . order ..f the .Stat‘‘ Treasur'i; Nor;h Car- on \^hich no i cm',: will allowed. Award or rejection ol bids will b' made cn the date above .stat- <d fc:‘ receipt of b;-:-’ and l,n; cliocks of urLsuccesstui .oidders will be returned immediately. The chock of the successful bid der will be hold unca.shed a- .se curity for the pu.-f'jrm inve ot hi^, bid, but in the event the success- i ful bidder shall tail to cemp■ with the terms of lies bid, the check may then be- cashed arid the proceeds thereof retained a-; and lor full liquidated damages. The unqualified approving C'pini' n of Mit-dicll, Petty & Shet- teriv, New Y<.-k dily. will he fur- ni. 'i; d without cost to the pur I vi There will also be :iir- n'^’r I the u.sual closing papers. The right to reject all bids is re.served. DX'.AL GOVEimfKNT COMAIiSSrON ly: H. F. Bov’e^. Secretary of the Commls- 6:8 ACCENT ON AGRICULTURE THE FARMER'S IMAGE Consumers feel “goojl” about farmers. 'This 1^ confirmed by a survey conducted this spring lor the Illinois Agricultural Associa tion (Farm Bureau in Illinoisi an:i by other surveys and polls taken in recent years. I iMa<le in th(‘ six largest urban' centers in Illinois, the survey showed that S.o per cent <‘f eily | (ItAcllers and .subui ban le.s in Illinois feel “goixi” about farm-' ors. Otily 11 per cent ' no .so good,” and four p<*r c(‘ni weren’t .sure how they fell. j When consumers were asked who is ‘‘mo.st to blame for the? increase in meat prices,” only four per cent cited farmers. Mid- ' dlcmen were blamed by the larg est group i21 per cenU. And IS per cent put the responsibility on government. Another IS per cent cited labor uniorrs. Sev(*nty-one per cent svere flat ly apposed to reducing tanners’ profits when asked what could cc* done to deal with “rising meat prices.” So, ba.sically the farmer brings a pretty good image into his relationship with the consumer- and this in view of the early 1972 controversy over food pi ices. At the same time, it should be kept in mind that this survey was conducted in the largest ur ban centers in Illinois where only one out of eight of those survey ed were either raised on a farm or had friends or relatives that farm. The situation is greatly different in North Carolinri where people even in the larger c'ties have closer lies witii agriculture and, therefore, t h e farmer’s “image” should be even higher because of greater understanding of his problems. Xaturally everyone is very concerned about food prices—in cluding farmers. However, it was learned in the Illinois survey that the last thing the consumer wants done is anything that will hurt the American farmer. MEK^L liEriia NEWS ALL TYPES MECHANICAL Autometive Repair I Specialist in Chevrolrt $ Automatic Transmissions STRETCH'S GARAGE One Mile South of King^ Mtn. Op Grover Road PHONE 739-4798 tfn UNIF(»RM ALCOHOL ACT One major problem tor the na tionwide attack on alcoh<^lism has been the lack of uniforrraty throughoi l the countiy in laws dealing with intoxication and alcoholism. This hbCi particularly hamper ed the modern public health ap proach to the prevention and treatment of a]c(.*holism and al cohol abuse as a dis(»a.se. Recent evtMits. however, give promise tiiat we can make gicai progress n this area. 'I’hi* (.‘omos with the dovelopm(mt of a mod el now act by the National Con- fei ence oj Commissioner.s on Kni- form State Laws. Secretary of Health, Education and VVel are Elliott Richardson has strongly endorsed this leg islation. the “Uniform Alcohol ism and Intoxication Treatment Act,” and jccommende<l iliat it be passed by all of the states. Adoption of the act would make it a state policy that alcoh olics and intoxicated nei'so.u may not be subjected to criminal pros ecution because of their consump tion of alcoholic beverage.s. The act also '’equireg that suejj indi viduals be provided approprialt* irealmen: for their alcohol prob lems. Secretary Richardson co m• mended the Commis-sionors on Uniform .State Laws for their action in this field and said: “This prototype legislation is evidence of a breakthrough in the nation's recognition of alcohril- ism and public intoxication as health issues, not criminal bchav- iftr. I strongly recommend that the legislature of each state adopt this law at the earliest p^jssible lime.” In most state.5. public intoxica tion is loda}- a crime. Na tionally, it accounts for one-third of all arrests and one-half of all persons in jail in the U. .S. each year. Under the new act, individuals would receive necessary emer gency medical treatment and fol lowup care involving medical, psychologica’ and social .services, rathf'r than being detained on criminal charges. T - heip carry out the pi’ogram, the act also calls for a Division of Alcohol ism within the state h(‘a'th or menial health departjnent. a pledge of whatever technical, assistance they may wi.^b to re-1 quest from HEW.” .'Secretary' Ricnardson said, “in organizing and esta'bli.shing the re juired Di vision of Alcoholism within their .slate.s." Garden Tif d By M. E. GARDNER N. C. State University •Many times the char act ;*r of a family cun be judged by the ui :eurance of ihe mjr ■'* \ e aj ha\(* pride in the outward ap- pcar-ance of our h nic,., oat jc just can’t find the lim*' lo d > the things that nee<l \<) he (!on(‘. Visitors can likr-'wise ju lge tlie appearance td the born<'.s and in dustriai plants. A well lan.d.-;caj)- ed factory, warchou.'i* oi- jdacf of busine.ss denote.s oHicc i>: and empk-yecs as oot.genial .and cf- fcaml as their ij!f*a.‘-';n' sur- rounding.s. Wiih pleasant sur- rounriings y ai find, too, go* d ncigbao's, sitb.sianiial citizens and community pride. Real estate dealer.-, arc always attractiKl to well lan.isca;.e<l h mCg becau-'C they vi\n gel from 10 t<.> 23 percent met ' for a well planted home than irome one that has 'oeon neflectcd. Plants hereme rr.ert^ attrac tive as they grow and provide shade e.nd color, ci- \\hrue\er th'^y were* se'ected to a:‘f om'dis.'i in the land.-rape schc.T.e. If the ne:gh)x>rs match your clf.ris. the whole neighborhood will be come a de.sirabJe place t(j ]i\c. and your home or busines-s bc*- come.s a good investment should you wish to .sell. Colorful flower borders, edg ing Dlant-v along walk^ and drives, well selected foundation ••lants, and trees for shade, co- l-r and fi’amin^r your home all add un to enjoyment and plea sure for y.ou and everyone in rv^rr-irvijin^V, North Carolina is one of the mj . .t i. -mi ;kcl s'n'cf in the nati(m. Wth mon* individual en thusiasm and resyonsibility, it could also be the most beautiful. Imnrrrmg the environment Is the favorite conversation piece in tliese clays of haste and wasitr Improvement will only come when each citizen assumes his or her proper place in the ever changing scheme of things. I Plant the flcwers, shru's. trees, fruits and vegetables tl at you like best and those that ne best suited to your loeilily. Ta king pride in w'hatevtr you do will be a rewarding experietu and a fine contribution to com munity spirit and beauty. You may he surpriar‘d to learn that the avocation or hobby ot gardening amounts to a w’hop- i-ing 4 billion dollar^ annually in th(‘ United States. I think the rea.son for this .stems from the .act that it is something In which the entire family can , irticipate Aside from the fam' groups, W(» have the sp(*dali.^ vho ca:i create many art for; with I'- \ing plants. LOSE WEIGHT OR MONEY BACK Odrini^x can -holp you become the thin slim person you want to be. Odrinex iy, a liny tablet and easi- J> swallf.weii. Contains no dan- gerou.s drug.s. No starving. No :':pc(.ial 1‘xerclse. Get rid of e.vce.-^ lat and live Ijnger. OJiinex has been u.sed succes-sfully by thous ands all over the country for 14 years. Odrinex Plan costs $3.25 and the large eccncmy size $5.2.5. Ytu mun lose ugly fat or your inf ney will be refunded. No quo.slion.s a^ked. Sold with this guar.^niee b\: MEDICAL PHAR MACY - & KINGS MOUNTAIN DRUG STORE - 209 S. BATTLE- GneUND AVE MAIL ORDERS FILLED. 6:8-22pa FREE RIDE TO VOTE SATURDAY CALL ADAMS & ORR CAB Phone 739-9992 A House r' WATER WEIGHT PROBLEM? USE E-LIM Excess water in the body can be un comfortable. E-LIM will help you lose excess water weigiit. We at... Drug Store recommend it. Only $1«50 K. M. Drag Co. 13 Movintain i ecs nua Good Clean Place To Come DANCES FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY Every Third Friday Girls Are Admitted Free 1 .J Mile South of Diane 29 Drive-In One Bloek Off U. S. 74 on Lincoln Academy Rd. No Alcoholic Beverages — No Age Limit OPEN 7 P.M. PHONE 739-9909 ADMISSION: S1.50 BOYS, Sl.OO GIRLS 4:6tfn EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Immediate Openings in Production No Experience Necessary We provide on-the-job training leading to responsible positions in flotation and grinding plant operations. CHECK THESE ADVANTAGES; EXCELLENT STARTING RATES PAID VACATIONS PAID HOLIDAYS GROUP INSURANCE PENSION PLAN OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT Now Interviewing 8:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. United States Gypsum Company Kings Mountain Plant An equal opportunity employer) Located approximately 4 miles South of Kings Mountain on 216 (Grovor Road) Look for USG sign with arrow 4:27-5:4 WILSON'S DISCOUNT STORE And FABRIC SHOP NO. 2 Is Proud To Announce Their Opening Located York Road, Across From East Side Baptist Church Come By See Us Neisco, Inc. of Kings Mountain JOB OPENINGS V7EAVING MAGAZINE HELP QUILL SKINNING APPLY AT MARGRACE PLANT Phone 739-5421 (Equal Opportunity Employer) eThan A Home i I'll—r- • □□ c i—I It’s A Blue-Chip Investment. Kings Mountain Savings & Loan Association P. O. BOX 746 KINGS MOUNTAIN, NORTH CAROUNA ?80P EOUNPEPKa
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