THE ICINGS mountain HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Thursday, September 21, j972 ^
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — 1961 Falcon. Riui.s
good. $100.00. Seo at 911 Kint
street ajiytime. 9:7tfn
FOR SALE — 1953 Allis-Chalmers
C-Scrie,-i Tractor with Bush-iHog.
$300. Call 739-7306 after 5 p.m.
9:7tfn
HOTICE OF EXECUTRIX
Having qualified as Executrix
of the Estate of Mary B. Jonc.s,.
deceased, late of Cleveland Conn-'
ty, North Carolina, this is to no
tify all persons having claims a- j
gainst the estate of said dece
dent to ipresent them to the tin-1
dersigned on or be.'ore March 7,1
1973 or this nrdicc will be plead-1
ed in bar of their recovery. .All
persons indebted to said estate
will please onake immediate pay
ment to the undensigned.
This 7th day of September, 1971?.
Ruth Adams, Exwutrix
Estate of Mary B. Jones
9:7-28
F03 SALE—Used Dinette Suites
Clrooso from 2 with 6 chairs
each. TIMMS FURN CO, KINGS
MTX., N. C. 9:7-23
GENERAL HELP WANTED—Kin
der Manufacturing Company.
102 Industrial Roiul. An equal
opportunity employer, apjrly in
person. 9:lllfn
HAY
FEVER
Sufferers
Here’s good news for you ! SYNA*CLEAR
Decongestant tablets work FAST and cotin
tinuousty to drain and clear nasahsinus
cavities. Ona "hard-core" tablet gives up to
8 hours relief from pain and pressure of con*
gestion. Allows you to breathe easily—stops
watery eyes and runny nose. You can buy
SYNA-CLEAR at all Drug Stores, without need
[or a prescription. SatisfactiQn fiuanntaad
by maker. Trjf it today I
Kings Mtn. Drug
'A
TREEWORK
For Professional Treework. Includ
ing Cutting Down. Topping, Removing
Deadwood.
W. T. CLARY
Phone 739-7614
9;14tfn
LONG HORN RESTAURANT
at Oak Grove Crossroad
STEAK - FISH - CHICKEN - SANDWICHES
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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
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City of Kings Mountain
WATER DEPARTMENT
stiIeet department
WASTE TREATMENT PLANT
ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT
METER READER
POLICE DEPARTMENT
SECRETARY (Experienced Only)
VIETNAM VETERANS APPLICATIONS WELCOME
Fringe Benefits: Paid Vacation, Six Paid Holidays.
Retirement Plan, Life Insurance and Hospitalization,
Funeral Leave, Jury Leave, Sick Leave.
Military Leave.
APPLY IN PERSON AT CITY HALL
8:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Monday - Friday
An Equal Opportunity Employer
TME TAR HEEL KITCHEN
By Miss York Klker
N. C. Department of Agriculture
Marketing Home Economist
What is an apple? The apple
is probably the most famous fruit
in history. It may have been an
apple that tempted Eve, but It
has been a blessing to mankind
ever since. Scholars agree apples
may have indeed originated in
southwest Asia where the Bible
places the Garden of Eden. The
apple Is one of nature’s oldest
fruits, and one of the most wide-
y grown. Apples can be found
fresh any time of the year, all
over the country.
-Fortunately North Carolina is
the first major apple shipper. A
recent tour to western counties
large In size, deep red, have five
knobs on the blosaom end, ^re
sweet, firm, tender, and frag
rant. They are best served raw.
Golden Delicious — medium to
large, yellowy, siweet, tlrtn, crisp,
and tender. They are good raw
or in general cooking.
'Rome Beauty large, yellow
mingled with red, Juicy, moder
ately tart, firm, and rather crisp.
They are for general cooking
and excellent lor baking.
Stayman — medium to large,
dull striped red. Juicy, tart, firm,
and crisp. They may be used
raw. In general cooking, and for
baking whole.
Whether app'es arc eaten raw,
in salads, lightly pftn-frlcd In a
half the dates; repeat. Combine
sugars, cinnamon and grated
peels; sprinkle over top. -Dot with
butter. Top with thin square of
pastry. Cut slits In pastry to al
low steam to escape. Bake at 425
degrees F. ai'out 45 minutes or
until apples are soft. Serve warm
with cream. Makes 6 servings.
afple-oheese salad
1 package lemon gelatin
H teaspoon salt
1' teaspoon sugar
1 cup boiling water
, % cup cold water
il tablespoon lemon Juice
1 cup diced apples
J 3-ounce package cream cheese
H cup nuts
THE TAR HEEL SPOTLIGHT
Dissolve gelatin, salt, and sugar 165,000 on hand and a monthly
in boiling water. Add cold water! mailing of about 22,000 “books.”
and ietnon juice. Chill very thick.' *'
The functions of the “Special eligibility can be obtained by
Services Division" of the North | writing to the Special Services
Carolina State Library are special I Division of the North Carolina]
indeed in more ways than one. State Library, 109 East Jones
, , . ! Street, Raleigh 27G11.
Unlike other benefits of the,
state library which are passed
along to the public through their
local libraries, the Special Ser
vices Division deals directly with
Its patrons—the state’s visually
and physically handicapped.
The division currently serves
more than 10,000 individuals at
no charge, and the number is
growing at about 3,000 per year.
“Talking Books” comprise a ma
jor part of the offering—with
Childbirih Class
Regins Tuesday
Fold apples into 1 cup gelatin.
PoUr Into pan and chill until set.!
called to mind fragments of a 'small amount Of butter or bacon
poem, "Trees in apple orchard 'at, stewed, mrde Into app’esauce, _ . , . , • j .......
with fruit are bending down.” The or in more elaborate dishes, they Whip remaining gelatin with growing means of supplying read-
bountiful crop of quality apples nioyment to the diet. A few cream cheese until fluffy. Fold in :nT material to the handicapped, The stor
crop of quality apples
was a beautiful site and held pro- hints In cooking apples remind u
mis-e for many delicious apple , to use as little water as pos^ibli
dishes. i scorching. Be care-
It possible make a tour of the ful about stiver In -order not to
apple country in western North spoil n.'^turdl flavor. Dip apple
Carolina and buy a supply of's'lce.s in lemon juice to prevent
freshly picked fruit from a road-- turning blown.
A special program in the La-
maze method of childbirth is be
ing offered by Gaston college on
Tuesday, Sept. 23, at 7:30 p. m.
in the Classroom Building. Room
C20-1 on the Gaston campus. The
.. , , presentation entitled: “Lamare
Many publications are also now ^ ^x-
offeroi on modcTn tai« cassettes, f an introductory ses-
and, even though this is a rapidly Lamazo meth.Ki. As , m
session a film ■
Story pf Erik will
FOR QUICK
RESULTS
USE THE
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us nuts. Pour over other gelatin. | it is still far behind the tradition- shown The film tolls the story 1
le Chiu unU! firm. Cut into squares,?’ talking took which uses lo-w ^
side market or direct fro.m the
growers. One roadside market is
located at an orchard on busy
Highway 74 between Kings Moun
tain and Shelby. Packing houses
are near Moravian Falls, Hender-
sonvill and other areas in western
North Carolina. Inquire locally In.
the apple area lor information if
needed. There are maps of the
orchards and packing houses in
some areas.
There will be a larger variety
of apples In the packing houses
than Is possible in the grocery
store. Wherever you purchase
your apples, a few suggestions
may be helpful. Apples vary
greatly and should be purchased
according to use for greatest sat
isfaction. The most commonly
found North Carolina apples are
as follows:
Red Delicious — medium to
GREA’TEST BREAKTHROUGH
SINCE ’THE AUTOMOBILE
TTSELF
No more Hats or balancing problems
to worry about or shako your broin.
We hove a breakthrough product you
limply Insert Into lube or tubeless
tiros which puncture-proofs ond bal
ances for Ufa of Urs. Our product bos
been tested on the moon and earth.
Would you like a groundfloor oppor
tunity excluslee distributorship for your
area? We will Invest three dollars to
your one If you quaUfy in your area.
All trucks, tires, auto parts, service
stations, auto dealers, garages, and
farm implements are big users. To
quedify, you need $3600 to $10,000 In
vestment depending on else of letrl-
tory. This Is o guaranteed sale secured
by inventory, and Is not a IronchlSe
fee. For complete detaili phone (904)
396-5856. Mr. F. William Jones, w
*"*5™ CHEMICAL AND HEFINIHO
754 GULF LIFE TOWER
JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA 31207
This moy never repeat itself again.
Territory is going fasti
By WILSON GBTPFIN
Smarting, itching and inllam-
mation of the eyes and eye
lids often are caused by bac
teria and viruses or by sensi
tivity to dust, pollens, or air
lollution. V.rus infections of
the eyes can occur a few days
after swimming in natural
water or a pool even though
Thlorinated. Most bacterial in
fections of the eyes can be cur
ed p.romptly by a physician,
using sulfa or antibiotic drops
or ointments.
Alter you see your doctor
bring your prescription to
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
immediste 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:
rm r,jmTmG rates
PA"b HOL’DilYS
GROUP INf^FANCE
PENSION PJ-AN
OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT
Now Interviewing 8:00 A.M. • 4:00 P.M.
United States ^Ypsum Company
Kings (iountain Plant
An equal opportunity employer)
Located approximately 4 miles .South of Kings Mountain on 216 (Grover
Road) ^ Look for USG sign with arrow 4:27-5:4
IlSr.V R^UCtl TO BUY
Qiinntity^
1 pound whale ntiplcti
2 medium Apiiles- i .
214 poilndii 1 ,'•-.1, • , '
Approxlmme Yield
2 large, 3 ihedlufn, or 4 small
1 Clip -i-'..
Enough top 9>in^ pie or 3 pilps
appjesiuee’ '' , ,
-AUTUMN AfPPPE BREAD
H eup shortenlitg ’
2/3 cup',su#itr j
7 e.ggs, beaten - f.
3 cups sift^ all-purpose floUr
l teaspoon',baklf^i powder.'
1 teaspoon salt '. ■' '
2 cups Ooareely grated, peeled
rav,? appitib ; •.
1 tablespooil grated lembn peel
2^ imp■ chopped fnjti >
Cream sHartbning and sugar
to serve-
APPLE FRITTERS
sped records. Less widely used,
but .ivai'able, arc reorints m who ha.s hori
2 cups flour
1 t.ibiespoon baking powder
1,4 teas^on salt
2 tablespoons sugar
1 teaspoon grated lemon peel,
optional
i yo’ks, well beaten
1 cijp milk
,fegSXSd miT app.es!«g «
2 cpfit )vhites. 5'tiffly beaten
v.v,,. —v. ... mother who has na--
hirail.c which can to road by on y ^vsidan’s consent may enroll in
7 to S percent of the visual,y training classes. Thi, train-
handicapped; open reel tapes,
lofflvlkbt.. n 9 ni i-w 1 1 CA • QVtH ^ _
which arc in declining use; and pregnancy but ear-
large typo books. registration is oncouraired.
In an effort to o for reading fathers are iiroed to attend
materia's o a large mimtor of; „„ ^^tive
those unable to use regular books,: chi’dbirth pro-
many ’’.barriers” to 1' rary use; The method of childbirth
have been droppel. All services, trMn'ng
pla«sos allows the panther to take
part in the chiV’; ir h proeoss
gg Whites, stiiiiy beaten ■ '’^•0 no fines for
'31't«'i Confectioner’s sugar , i. , , , u , .
PUt drv ingredients together.Jaikin? took machines
ftM g^mHned'beaten egg yblks. (soema'ized record players) are
milk Jjjidvanil’a. Add anpies, fold provided free with the books .and Psycho-Frophvlaxis in
- ' _ ' ' . . all Tnalnti^nfin-^P an'l r#»T^a'r nf tno
. , , Ufii i 111 itic v.ii*.’ f 11
late returns or damages to ma- ^nsci„usly and offp-ti'-e' P--.
'T’nlUnor hfinlT mnpnTnn!5 . ,, , ... .
in" thr rry ”
structor from thr Ar’*’r'''rn S
In itlffiy beaten egg whites. (Add ®" maintenance and repa-r of the o'-stetrics. Inc., -"-i’! explain "na
' ... *'_y • .. mar'hinpQ i« nrnvi^lorl frrr nf . ..... e
R F mount of extra four
after testing a fritter if batter
eeSms too thin tor easy handling.),
machines is provided free of
charge nationa"v by the "Tele
phone Pioneors,” an a-ssociatien
BARGAINS IN
FABRICS
Lou's Mill Ends & Fabrics
3 miles West of Kings Moun
tain on left side of U.S. 74 or
one mUe East of Bethwaie
school on right side of U.S. 74
Polyester SL49 yd. & up
Lace 10 cents yd.
Sleepwear 50c yd.
Elastic 5 yd.s $1.00
Open Monday thru Saturday
Each Week 9:30 - 6 pan.
Mrs. Lucille Luckadoo,
Operator
Route 3
PHONE 739-6514
tomy ant phvsio'o-vy of pra.g-
nancy and child irth and teach
relaxtion techniniica .and e'q
Dmp from a tab’e.apoon into d<^-p'company emp’oyee:; | management of the tody,
hot fRt I3ti0-3S0 decrees F.) When h\enl> years sci- , ^y|th breathing terlinicmos
iritters. rise to surface, turn and
try until deep golden brown.
Shout 3 minutes. Dram thorough-
imtil light, Snl fluffy: .beat In ’r*” rarer towels; roll in sifted
. Sift tlfXt 4 ingredients Add Serve hot.
ttire. Stlt in l^mqn rind thd in
Fi«..nov4 o- FT fters are delicious served as
eggs
mixture,
nuts. Badte-ln floured,’ greased. 9'
X 5” X 3” loaf pan in preheated
350 degree if', oven 'tor approxi
mately 4o to BO tnliiiiteii. Choi
before e11ihni|. M4ke« 1 lhaf.’,.
SILICED IS Alto APPLES
8 cups thinly Slitied apples
M cup golden ee^lees raisens
1 eup orange jul«
% cup l!oi|f , •
% cup sugar . ■ .
>/4 teaspp.op. ginnatno.n .
2 tablespoons putter or marg
arine
2 tablespoons 'gfTated.brange })pel
14 teaspoon, salt'■ < , *
. 4Ttabte^octBS .peanut .butter
cup Salted peanuts
iPour apolfes into 2-guah casse
role.’ ' Ad-d' 'ra'lscW ’atidi orahge
juice. Cohiblhe renJalnirtk ingre
dients, except peanuts;'nilx until
crumbly;, sprlrtltU! over apples,
vcatter .s.aiteji. .peanuts .aver a?'.
Dessert, or as an .iccomoaniment
for rcast pork or ham dinner.
Drive
Is Slated
• A countywidc muscular dystro
phy drive will be held Nov. 11
end 12, and the county muscular
d"‘Strdphy group is seeking to or-
gahl?!e Teens Against Dystrophy
(TAD) to help conduct the door;
to4erir drive.
/‘We are asking schools en'i
ehUrdhet to organize thc.se group.-
bf young neople.” said Mrs. Aur-
*h(he Weils, chairman of the;
countv Muscular Dystrophy or
gaOizatlon. i
She pointed out that Gardner [
Webb doilege w?s in the proce.s-
Bake' at '375i degrees F. about 45, o' organizing, a TAD group and :
minutes, or imri) Sinples are soft. Ingt anyone desiring further in
Makes’.v 1610 aerVfrigs: ■ ' ■ I formation about formation of
T.FP AIPI^E-'DATE PIE such groups should contact her .
, which will later be used diir nr
The variety of tooks avai'ab’e, delivery.
paraPe s that cf conventional. 1
li'-raries with classics, westerns,! The r’ass is b-'n"' le ntlv roep-
juveniles, best sellers, books op ' soi-cd by the Ccnt'nuinn; F-’iicp-
reli.gion. and many others. To|t!cn nivision of iGaston Col'oce
keep the handicapped abreast of | and the Charlotte Chapter of the
current events, the selection even American Society for Psycho-iPro-
Includes twenty-six magazines, ohylaxis in Ola-stetrics, Inc. For
many available in both braille ' further information you may con-
and audio recordings. Reader’s | tact Mrs. Peggy McNair at
Digest and New.wpek are the! Gaston college, telephone 922-
most popular. Shipments are! 3135, e.xtens'on 253, or Mrs. Tom
made to individuals in line with i Godfray, 735-5536 (Lincolnton).
their own reading pace and vary! There is no Ice or cost for the
from one oek every few months I class.
up to twelve at a time every fewl
weeks. i Betwern 1970 and 1555, steel
The .Special Services Division is \ eonsumptlon is e.xperte:! to almost
eager to make its services avail
able to every visually or handi
capped pel -an in the state. Fur
ther detail on the offerin''s and
double in Canada, Japan and 'Fu-
rope:in Common Market, whi’e in
creasing ■ y onl.v 50 per cent in
the Fnitet States.
THE LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY
NEEDS MEN
Tralnyd As
CATTLE
AND
LIVESTOCK
BUYERS
Train now to buy cattle,
^eep Rnd hogs Rt Ructions,
feedlots, sale bams, etc.
Write TODAY for e Iocr.1
inteiview. Include your com
plete address and phone
number.
CATTLE BUYERS, INC
4420 Msdicon
Kensee City, Ma. 64I1I
Vrmimimf CUtU mUfumltmi &iwr»
■'1
Our 43
6 medium Size taFt)' apples
1 cup pitted dates, sliced
14 cup sugar . , ’ '
1/4 eup firmly packed , brown
sugar '
teaspocm clrtnamnon
1 lemon, grated jJeel
l.crajxgg, grated peel. . '
3 tablespoons butter or marga
rine
■ Pastry for I crust jiie'
Pare and core apples; cut into
at 4‘ffi-2aiw or 487-7562.
"ttili J<6&r’'s muscular dystrophy
goal Is DR.'JOb, said Mrs. Wells.
; 'titG TAX BITE
Clgtft^tes, which represents
one of North Carolina’s large it
mhnik’ilfcturcd protlucts and farm
lilrlustrles, were taxed a total of
J1.9 billion -by the federal and
state governments in 1971. These j
taxes accounted for more than'
ightei Arr,ange ha'lf the apple [46 per cent of the consumer ex
slices in baking dish; top with' penditure for cigarettes.
.. Yes..
SAVE
Branches
MAIL
lAMERIGA?
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In
BE READY!
NOTICE: ALL NATURAL
GAS HEATING CUSTOMERS
As a public seiwice and to avoid a last minute
rush, the city has agreed to give Free Cut-On Service
to existing customers who call us before September
30. Call 739-2351 Today and Avoid the Usual $3.00
Cut-On Charge. Your gas will be turned on the day
that you call or as soon as possible Free of Charge.
The usual $3.00 Cut-On Charge will be made if you
notify us after September 30. CALL NOW!!! AVOID
THE FALL RUSH AND SAVE.
City oi Kings Mountain
UTILITIES DEPARTMENT
We didn't know how many either, until we
called the Postoliice.
There are 43 mail deposit boxes in the Kings
Mountain Postoliice area.
Take the Easier Way...
Save time, steps .. . bank by mail and the
postman will be glad to do all your footwork,
lust ask us lor free bank-by-mail forms and
envelopes.
Kings Mountain
Savings & Loan Association
-'.in TT
300 West Mountain Street .
Kings Mountain, North Carolina 28086
km