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FROM
n of a
jn last
debtor
le claims
his per-
^le value
s and a
real es-
thousand
apart to i
)tion has
or other
(titled to
ents ofJ
(titled to*
f his ex'l
ree fron
ditors.
1 dollar
1 North,
wners ofJ
dwelling j
only va*
id is en*
:emption.
ar home-
ion was
Carolina
here are
eads or
(at price
ns a sin-
ore than
and on
Supreme
It a por-
mtaining
xe, ‘ce set
it of real
he value
; exempt
icted for
nises?
liens of
for work
annot be
ead ex-
!he value
( exempt
f be sold
taxes.
rs
he “Hire
tl poster
[) entries
^ards of
announc-
ng to H.
the Win-
ministru-
scholar-
V^insor of
i Techni-
mington,
Thomas
singham
g, Va.,
! $1,00();
f Colton
lit, $500
ented by
nistrator
t special
ntral Of-
rom the
ilso was
me bron-
Life" by
io, of Al
as blind-
my gren-
►resented i
ire “The"
’resident
Naranjo
(ring his
ation in
est wore
ni/ations
m, also
:K>d. Car-
’hen you
■ies, cur
ler room
• Kmgs Mountain Christmas
5? i
ixl di
Kings Mountain’s annual
< iii'istinas parade, exixjcted to
its i.i'ggest crowd ever, will
b(‘ held Fridi^ at \ p. m. i
Hoi) Smith, chairman of the
paiad(' for the sponsoring Kings
■M'lunlain Merchants Association, I
sji d that the lineup currently con-1
sisls of 16 units but more might
bi- added by Friday. |
“In our last-minute haste, we,
might have overlooked someone,”
noted Smith. “So, if there are
oth(?rs who would like to be in
the parade, they should contact,
me at First Citizens Bank or Jim
Downey at West(»rn Auto.”
Cleveland County’s four high
school bands will be in the pa-1
rude, those being Kings Moun
tain, Shelby, Burns and Crest. |
Also included are the varsity and i
junior varsity cheerleaders from i
Kings Mountain High and Ccn-|
tral Junior High |
Several beauty queens w ill help |
highlight the <iay, among those!
bo ng Debhie Page, the Kings |
Mountain High Homecoming |
Queen, and Janet Bridges, Kings,
Mountain’s Carrousel Queen. '
One of the highlights of the
event will be the WB'PV float,
Population
r. renter Kings *<nn ^1,914
City Limits 8,465
CiMzicr MouDtcdn /ura la darlvod tiom ttt
Uoited Starna Burrou ol tba Caasus leport o
toavarj 196b. MAd Ineiudvr *be (4.890 popiUatltio o
NunuMr 4 Towaahip. unQ remainlag 6.124 fror
5 Township, tr Clevaiand Countv osd Crowdar'
which annually is among the
most leauliful in area Christmas
parades. '
As in the past, the parade w'ill
commence on West Gold Sti'cet
and wdl follow this r'>ute:
From Gold to Railroad, left to
U. S. Ilwy. 71, right to Piedmont
Avenue, right to Mountain Strc(?t,
right to Balteground, and left
on Battleground to the First Cit-
'71
izens Bank area, where it will
break up.
Tbe pr(‘s<*nt lineup i^ as fol
lows:
1, police; 2, Knights; 3, County
Cemm'ssionors; -1, Stale .Senator
Ollie Harris; 5, Belk float; 6, KM
Carrousel Queen; 7, City Com
missioners; 8, Kings Mountain
Rescue .Squad; 9, Ministerial
float; 10, KMIIS cheerleader.«i; 11,
color guard; 12. KMII.S band;
13. KMiI.> jayve.* ■ In'io'lcaders;
1 i. ('.ntral ('luM'rdouU’rs; Kl-
lei'.-i X'ending; !(», (’ity of Kings
Mountain float; 17, Sherry Wil-
oi} IViton srhodi; l'<. Hoy Scouts;
19, opc'n; 20, Junior i)oHce; 21,
Kiiig.s Mountuin Fir<‘ D(‘part-
mont; 22. Kings Mountain Res
cue t-tcjuad; 23, financial firins’
float; 21, Civ^l cheerleaders; 25,
Crest and; 26, Khig Mountain Shelby: 13. Shol!;y I'and; -Id,
Home.tuning Quc(*n; 27, R.^’s; 2S, Chne.and County New (’ar D-' al-
King.s Mountain Miiror; 29. First ers .A.ssoriation; b'j. t'iiaiiie Dix-
l>aj)list church; 3b, American J-e on anticjue car- !.». (.’hamb-'T of
gion Post l.)5: 31. GA’s; 32, Jane ('’ommeioe float; 17, King-' Moun-
School of Dance; 33. Jesus Loves tarn ivoscue ir.juad.
Vou; 31, WB'i'V; 3r>, Ar.ny; .3b,
Na\y; 37, Hurns ciieerlcuidcms; 3s, Santa C’-ms, the hi:;h!;ght o
Burns hand; 39, \Vil^-;n fb;.,l: 1.), any , '-r;de. wjl rido on th'
.irov(*r Rescue .Squad; -ll, (>ak CIkio • (' of Commerce floa-
Gruve Rescue Squad; 12, Miss .Siniia said.
Kings Mountain's Reliable Newsioaoer
r^ge^
ay
VOL 83 No. 48
Established 1889
Kings Mountain, N. C., Thursday, November 30, 1972
Eighty-Third Year
PRICE TErs CENTS
Jury A wards B&B Ranch
♦.Al
Gaston Residents
CanY Cast Vote
ISLmwood
Bad Registered
Thirteen 'Gaston County resi-
fiont.j who h'-d registered to vote
in the Dc‘c. lo Kings Mountain
.s.'liool bond referendum will not
be alloWLMj to vote.
Reason given is that the legal
description of the Kings Mountain
S; h 'Ol District ha.s never been
changed to reHcrt the acqu’silicjti
of the Gaston County section into
tlio school district.
The Board of EVetions has no
tified I .ose 13 pc'csons ihni thc'y
will not be allowed to vote in the
• million referen him. Appro\l->)
ely 40 families living hi the;
wockI section aie involve I.
Bond Attorney A. Frarr :s TV h-
ihson Jr. of New York \vrot‘* the
Kings Mountain school board at-
tornc’y on Nov. 21 notifying him
that “c'nly those' clu'y registered
p(’rsons resident whhin the boun
daries as esiablishod by order of
the IBoard of Education of Cleve
land County adopted February
21, 1930 will be allowed to vote.
The Gaston County area involv
ed had not been considered a part
of the school district until re
cently. In the past, stucionts liv
ing in that section had to pay a
tuition to attend school in Kings
Mountain. Hmvc*vcr, earlier this
year it was discovered that any
areas in the corporate limits oC
a city are regarded as being in
that city’s school district.
The i:omi;ng attorney wrote
that the lOliO onler has net been
changofl, so from a ’ogal stand-
l?i)int. Ihc school district remains
«only the major part of the di.s-
ftrict that lies in Clevclan i Coun-
' ly. The e’cction oixler <Irawn by
the Kings Mountain school dis
trict. nassoci l)y the county B(*ard
of pidueation anri appnwc | by
the county commissioners <i d not
'include tlv' Gaston part of the
district, either.
^kupt. Don Jones expresstnl -dis-
^IPpointment that the Gaston
County residents will not bi' al
lowed to vote.
We're liound by what the bon<l-
ing attorney says,’’ noted Join's.
“But we still want to encoura.ge
those persons to support the issue*
anyway and talk wdth their
■ '
IN NEW POST — Mrs. C. D. El
more of Lexington, formerly of
Kings Mountain, has been nam
ed supervisor-consultant to the
Davidson county schools.
Mrs. Elmore
Is Elected
every
1 you
>ts for
' drug
k him
rming
u will
re or
R:
friends about it.”
The schools are calling for $2.5
million to build a new junior high
achool, an auditorium at Kings
Mountain High and make im
provements at Hie <iistrict's elo-
itientary sc1i(m>1s.
BUILDING PERMIT
' Only one building permit was
issued during the pa.-il week. A
■permit was issuet( Wedm'-day
to Paul 'Roberts Jr., Box 335, for
remodeling of his home. Ksli-
imated cost was $1A40.
The Davidson county Board of
Education at its last regular
moi'ting elected Mrs. C. D. (Jane)
Elmore as a supervisor-consult
ant to l!ie county schools of Lex
ington. Mrs. Elmore is a native
of Cleveland county, and is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Char
les E. Goforth of Kings Moun
tain.
.^he complete! her under grad
uate degixv at Appalachian State
University an<l graduate degix'c
at Appalachian and UNCC. She
has 12 ve.'irs ti'aohin.g experience
In Burk*', Gaston and Davidson
count es. .\Tr.s. Elmore is prnh's-
sionaiiy a member of the NCAK
ant NEA along with iTeing a
iTK'mber of the Division of
ITom<' Kc.'Tiomic Teachci’s. She
i.? active in churcli vvoi’k at Shi-
’oh .Methodist whm’o she teaches
a yoiine adult Sunday school
class, siie is married to C. D.
Elmore. They are the parents
of four childiTn and reside in
tlio Reeds community.
Sunt. E. I awson Brown indi
cated she will 'be working under
tlie dii’t'ction of ass:'ciale super
intendent J. W. Allen in the mid
dle .grad'^s area. She* w 11 report
to her new nosilirm with the ho-
gir.ning of the .‘-econd semester
of the curix'nt school year.
Pine Hanoi
Complex Ready
Pine Manor Apartments will
lx}gin renting one, two, three and
four ofircK'm townhouse apart
ments next Friday, II. Michael
Coleman, director of marketing,
announced this week.
Pine Manor is Kings Moun
tain’s newest apartment complex
just outside the city on Charles
street.
Pine Manor is a govcrnm''nt
subsidy project and rent is ha ed
on income of occupants, said .Mr.
Co’eman.
Mr. Coleman sa d open house is
planned at the complex next week
with December 4.-0 as grand oern-
ing when visitors will be invited
to insper-t the new apartments.
Mr. Ce’eman s'^Vl Pine Manor
offers equal housing oonnrtiinity
ani H-sted a number (^f “tirre-sav
ihg and eujoyab’o fontuio^;” as*
ind’vidua’V controlled hoati'^g
svstem; dist)n'’tive cedar shak*^
trimmine; penty of in-front park
ing: meticu’ou.s landscaping and
maintenance; distinctive lighting
f vtures; special sound condition
ing.
December
iO ws
Eleciri
School Out
Early Friday
Kings Mountain district schawls
will be dismissed an hour early
Friday to give students tBme to
attend the Kings Mountain Cbrist-
ma.s Parade, Supt. Don Jones an
nounced today.
DAR MEETING
Mirs. L. E. Hinnant will pre
sent a pre^ram on “Christmas
Customs” at Wednesday’s meet
ing of Colonel Frederick Ham-
bright Chapter, D.\R, at 'the
home of Mrs. C. E. Neisler, Jr.
Spectrum Sale
Is Finalized
New York. N. Y. — C. Douglas
Blanchard stated today that the
previous’y announced purchase of
Spectrum Textured IIIm'I’s has
boon fin:Bi'/.ed. One hundred pei'
(X’nl of the stock of Spectrum
T('.\turcd Fibers ha.s i>een pur-
cha.sed l>y Mr. Blanchari and a
groiin, including the investment
hanking firm of Giblmns, Green,
and Ri(‘e. The stock was pui’chas-
ed from Tnlernafonal Stretch
Products and other focmer stock
holder?. Mr. Rlanchnrl has been
electcMl ITesident and Chief FNe-
cutive Officer of Spectrum by the
iboai’d of dii’cclors.
Spectrum is a major toxturizer.
yarn <iyer., ani fabric uver and
finisher with manufacturing fa-
I cllities in K ngs Mountain. North
I Carolina and sales offhx'*? at 1450
I Broadway, New Yoi'k City.
i —
j HOSPITALIZED
I Mrs. J. K. Childei’s is a patient
in Cleveland Momoidal liospital
! at Shelby where she is undci'go-
' ing tivatment and observation.
All-Electric
Customers Get
Special Rate
Kings Mount an cili/ens will
sec just liow much tlicyie affoeb
cd by the iw'cnt eJectii.-a' p< wer
increase when they receive their
DeL.*oin: er billings.
I’lie new rates went into effect'
on Nov. J, aceording to city e’erk j
and treajLCi'r Joe .McDaniel. I'li'
increase did not involve a Lai
perc(?nla!'e-vv ise rale but is bas;c-;
ally the Duke Power rate, Mc
Daniel said.
The new rates will give special
dir counts for persons whose
Ir'mes are ail-eleelric. The all-
olectric rates will cegin to be
cheaper than the regular resiuen-
t.al rates after 219 kilowatt houi.s
are used. The regular rates are
actuaRy‘eiKHAiier until that point.
For instance, for 290 kiiovv all ;
hours, those on regular lates
would pay $9.44. Tliose on all
electric would pay $6,19. For 21-
hours, those on the regular rate
would be charged $6.69 tmd tho.^e .
on all-elocti*ic would bt' billed •
$6.67. The charge for 290 liours [
on the od serv ice would bo $6.27. ;
This is the first time that Kings :
Mountain has offered special
rates for persbns with all elec-
tric homes. Most power compan
ies are using that system now.
In some rare instances, the new
rates will lie cheaper. For e.xam-
plo, if -you uscti 125 killowalt
hours, under the old rales you
woultl pay $1.79. Under the new
rate, you would pay only $1.61
for ix?si<lential and $1.69 for all-
electric. The same is true if you
used 150 KWil. Under the oM
rates, you vvouNi pay $5.3S. Un
der the current rate, you would
pay $.5.21 for losidential and $5.29
for all-electric.
City PiohaMy
Will
Court
.'■'uperior ' in’’ i;:.v .Mom’ay
award.-.J rwn."- -■ ‘-i'. ll::n.;h
1:17.5.1 : ) ' r ' II;- ■ j! of
Kb, ' ■ - r r, rp' -h
:rn.’E.-n r ’.lo ihif j’o
. !• -. u;«' r ni-.i- r -.nd fi-r dam
age . i>. rt‘;:;.fir.;i.. ; . 1.
d' ' I dg w. ■ : V 217.57
t.i...f a I t -' o'3T'}.q acres
-f '> .b'’ira t.,., fwo'd
i Nf' . I C'dii^ ; r ’ J
I-
•n-
.>■
'^1
'4m
\ * ; .1 i.; ! U. ’
out in a >id:ii' -n a •
a 11 ^ . 5 ■ ’.( •» j ; 1 *1
- '"It peg f; ,
■'.! hv ! ‘ i.«n -t- : ..
V'-, •:> ST I’s. (,n ' o,‘ ;!a‘ -'tt 'i*-
•i(. . r •••■' ' r* •
a-'?-!-at 1‘ic v(*rf;. i if Ju'lge
T. : di ! -.i-i .I'l lo]- a new
via ••-n 1 hi.s verd et a.'-^ide.
.T’.i l'X' F.a!''- <-i; j ),(» would take
S’.ldvcs’ nioiii)j!s uruU'r a<lvise-
ment.
i !'[■ v-':n ■ : r d that
llv' !an * t »i (' i ! h • -v b; •- \
valiu’ ’ in
t‘ ■v ‘ ‘v ' r. i • g '
' ,, •' -wi'.a: Cr-':n
» ,
In
i ?t
; 1
h
I
ONE NATION UNDER GOD — Members of the Exchange cluL of Shelby are piomotuig "One Nation
Under God Month'' and mayors throughout the ccunty have proclaimed the month-long observance.
Appearing bcfcie the city cemmissien recently \v cic G Ibort Greene and jee D. Robert?, who invited
participation from local citizens. Mr. Greene, left. Mayor John Moss and Mr. Roberts, right, hold u
mayor's proclamation. In the background are, fi om left. City Commissioner Ray Cline and Ws S.
Biddix and a far right, Commiss oner Normcui aiug. (Exchange Club ^^noio)
i ;■ h !-' Ih -:i t il and
d; i; : •' : • land i." val-
j !l,- ]. vv : I aid'
OLD RATES NEV/ REG. HATE ALL-ELECTRIC
KWH
23
A chart elsewhere on tliis pa'^o
further illustixites tlu' rate
chango.s. The fCst column sliows
the ()l<i rates per KWII, the s<*c-
omi column the now it'shlential
rates and the thiixl column th.e
all-cdectric rates.
NAACP Endorses
Bond Issue
S 4.70
8 .3.^*8
S .3.S2
$ 0.27
$ (U 15
8 7.17
S 7.SI
8 O.IS
810.3:3
811.S7
Si;V22
81 1.36)
SI 3.00
817.23
BILL
s i.(;7
S 2.S1
•s :\ i 1
S 4.0 1
s 4.01
8 5.2 1
8 .3.S1
S l’>.4 1
8 O.Odl
8 7ti3
8 S.S3
811.1:1
813.12
SI.3.70
817.00
820 \17
S22.3t>
.‘^24.8 1
.‘^:ui.:'3
8.43.00
8M.0S
80)0.01
877.7.3
804..38
BILL
809.:
Central Methodist Choir Opens
Christmas Season With Cantata
Cansler Resale
Friday At 10
Resale of the pi*op<'rty of the
late Mrs. George Cansler wil! lx»
held at the Cleveland County
Court hou.«e door in Shelby on Fri
day. Dec. Sth, at 10 a.m.
Commissioner J. A. West said
'bidding for Tract l at 50S West
Mountain Street will start at
$7,S20. Bidding for Tract 11, at
303 King Street, will i::egin at
S2,b5f/50.
The 33 voice choir of Central
Methodist church will sing the
dlnistmas Cantata, “Bethlehem”,
Sunday aftcinoon at 4 p.m. in
the chuix'h sanctuary.
The program, under the direc
tion of 'Mrs. J. N. McClure, will
launch the Christmas worship
season in the aix'a. Text is by E.
Cuthertnun and music by J. S.
.Maunder.
i The community is invited to
join in the service of Christmas
i music, said the pastoi’. Rev, Pas
chal Waugh.
Members of the choir arc:
Somanos: Miss Janet Alexan-
ler. Mrs. Robert Biggerstaff,/Miss
Hesse Bumgardner, Miss Jane
Camp!:ell, Miss Terry Cash, Mrs.
D('’hert Dixon. Miss Winifred |
Fulton, Miss Margaret Harmon, |
Ml’S. Bennett Masters, -Miss 'Mary;
Alice McDaniel, Mrs. G. C. Trout,-
Mrs. W. A. Tinsley, Mrs. Pauli
Walker and Miss Jeanne Ware.
Tenors: Jake Dixon. Jimmy
Hancock, W. E. Patterson, W. A.
Russell, and Arthur Walker.
Altos: Miss Jo Bryant, Mi.ss
Laura Carpenter, Mrs. DavUi
Dixon, Miss Myra iGriffin, Mrs.
Gcoi’ge Hamrick. Mrs. Becky
Patterson, Mi’s. W. A. Rus.seP,
Mrs. W. D. Werner, and Mrs.
Harvey R. Williams.
Bass: David Dixon, Delbert
Dixon, Carleton B. Harris, B. S.
Peeler, Jr. and Paul Walker.
M. L. Campbell, Pn al mini dor, |
teacher of vocational a'-^i icultiii'»|
at Kings Mount.oin high s hool;
and a load ng member of th*?
("eveland coimtv branch of iMo
National Association for the Ad-
v’anctMnenl of Co’oix'd P('op!e, an-
nf)imre.s that N AACP has on
dorsed the Kings .‘'Tonntain citv
school bond election to be held
Di‘". 16.
“Th(' or''nni7ati‘'n.’ sai<I Mi'.
Cami'’'‘o9. “lK'’»eves finvls fronii
the eief'tion will usc<l for the
good of a’ pv'ople and <"^iK’cialy
enrxnirages its members and oth
er cifzens in the King.s .Mountnin
district .school a mo to work dili
gently for the app(x)V’al of the
•bonds and to vote for the samo.“
A Kings .Mountain native* ; -’ I
former employee of th-* IIiTo’-i is
I’oported’y hein-r fyrc<'d to leave
his post at Belmont Abbey col
lege.
A renort in a Gr>tonia paper
iMon<!ay said that Brother Rob
ert Early was toUl y hi.s abbot,
the Rev. 17 Imund F. Mc(hiffery,
th.at h<* would have to h'a.c* if he
persisted in plans to publish .a
! novel h has Ix'on ac. eoied
! for puldiv ation ' y lIoughb)!i .Mi.'’-
vvilltflin C’o.
.sing; 'rh(» Pistonia paper r*per{''d
that it n.d.ed sr*\cral tie-:.-oim
about the repo’-t anrl that it rt'
ceivx'd no <lonials of the fact;, but
P-rown Family and the Ambas- .‘several fwa-sons declined to com-
Midview Sets
G^suelSing
Midview Baiitist church
s»^onsor an all-nieht gosp**!
Saluixlay night Ix'.ginning at 7 p.
m.
Featured groups vv-1! 1*0 the
sadors of Reck Hill, S. C.
Rev. John Frazier, nastor of
church, i.ssucd invitation to the
community to attend.
KWH
23
30
73
lot)
123
130
173
2U0
210
2.30
,300
100
.300
1)00
7t'0
80t)
900
IfHM)
1230
1.300
2000
.'^000
4000
.3000
* Denotes first decrease for all-olcctric rales
* * Undv*r old svslem, all over 1,0()U KWII added 81-31
per KWII,
*** Under new residential rate, all over 5,000 is 810.41
plus 8.0108.3 per KWH.
**** Under new all-electrie rate, all over .3,000 is 80.14
plus 8.01202 per KWII.
KM FcTiiive EroSker E^iriy
Forced Tc Leave Post At
tfctinn,” rv(*n IIkmi-*'!, Pr«*ibcr
Kar’.y is a loaclior in tbe ; .dlogo’s
En.r.'idi :lt*partmont. Father in-ui.
Icy -a d Eli-, is a lU’ulilvmi of l!.c
inun.i ter..
”1! .-Pwavs a difficult situn-
tiiin wlu'n a nuina.'-li.- is also a
tficluT,” !-'athi*r Bradh*y said,
“ft Ins always In'cn tlie policy
that when a religious, who is
tea lihig in the college, ’oav.*;' tla'
I'-onn dory, then he al.-x) leaves
lla* oulh'ge.”
1 if a lay person who
1);.’ -h: I a nov(*l like Brother
P’-'i lvw -uM be let "o by the
'■c' (* a a resnit. Father Br.'ui-
lev s’Md "T think not.” Hnuc-va'r.
b' e\»'nincd that tiie issue at
hatui inv«)!\(*.; cauftn law*.
C':v»n is the law which
Tkiiets 0n
Fci Liosts C.lpb
Football Fete
9'li' K;.!* ; Mn;inia:n i2"i'
'bull’s aiiiu.al fi’q-. all fiaiKjuct.
honoriic.r merni. -is of tin* K.M
High choo] team, will i)o lu’Jd
on ’I’lK'.sday night. Dec. 12. at 7
o’( lock at the h.gh sili.iol cab*
Ic’ria.
MeinlHTs of lh<' T.ions Club are
lUiiviiliy se’ling. tickets tor ilu'
event, wliich wdl be higlilighted
by the presentation of louj- tr.;-
p!i({*s lo outstanding; ineinb(*rs of
llio teain.
Ticket.-; atx* pric(*d at $2 each
and in... . e obtalni'd Ii’om Lion-:
C'ub Presideni Richard Gci'en,
I.ioj] Bill loates or Lion Cliarles
Bianlon.
.\rl \Vein<*r. vic'e-presidont of
tv.nlnitun Indust'ies, will b<*
jae.g -geaker fo! tbe ev'nt. Wt*i-
lu-r’s a fer: ('r .\'I-.-\r)eiiean <'!i 1
at the Univ'r iiy of .Xml » ('ii )-
ina aa.l lie was It‘ad uadi of
Bn* Mounta neei'.s in Icol. wli-'u
lliuy post!' I a re. ui-I of fu-ir w ins,
four defe.it, ani one lie.
Lion
dll? a*
Ch.ar’es
of lae i-r
IPanton
*:;ra-ii.
IS (ll
'rn*i'hi<‘s to be jire !*nt''d in-
•■In 'e tit*' deui-'H’ \V. Plonk Most
\’a’;'a’)’(' player Aw, id. ibt* Ik d
I* onk PdockiiV' ''’ic'hv. the dofin
S liolastiu .\\\:irdand t!’<*
play a.'- win* plavtsl in al li-a.^l 2'>
which is pr("-:cnted ■ v th“ h*-. n
sibool cuacliitig sl.arr. A ’u. (or
>b ;» trojdty iias been giva.“i in
pa t v<‘ai- I:ui la-a I (o.ich and
.ithfet^-- dive tur Bnl by Jones said
that award wil! nut be given this
ye.ir.
'Du* seni'*r members of the
team wili receive plaqttes and ad
plavc'fs who i).av“d n at east 29
(juariers d irinc the lO-eamo .«ea-
■<(>11 wil n*.-'-ive !<dtiMs a** t-io- h u’s.
lh('vi(*u, l(*tl('r winners wi'i ix*-
ceiv<* liars.
ment on the situation.
F-ather .To)in Bradlov, presid mt
of the Abbev’. said “it is not a
decision ol tUu college’s uUminis-
The
t)-1 re
l.io’ts eh’"
leani that
'o’d and e
will b” hunor-
finisliei with a
avx* the schuul
governs th<* faith and practi(.‘0 of on’v its .seeoiul vvinnin;’, season .n
Continued On Fajc EigfU eight ;ears.
in Ibe case
a:. : ■ aa: an! ’’aan.-y an 1
. in* i (I he n. ■ 1 -v: c t.’O fiif-
jieitn'.(' b'tv.iv'ii what the tota.l
' ir ..'t -if ■•.T'. ] wa.i .v c’h lei^n-a
t’fv* • . cP-jT.it!' 1 the land min-
i'.s v ; ‘ r. e-iaiiPn-j lan^ would
e \vi Ill Ti-', the eitv gI Pd-te;!
r5' -u rc Tb- (liiTcreiue
' woe’d hieb ic liuiii ilie «est of
the land -.eken i’ : d'i’T'a''0
I inflicted to tli<‘ rf'mainir! • land.
Th(* three wile ; fur
land'*vMH'is 1 tl .1 P"*
i-ip. i v.a V 1 ' '■ ■
j tohh; :>i:: ■ it was a prime
• l.df fai-n o--“ iti- c. ''‘bey stat
ed tlu* ie-nairc:v- k »' l is
vab.ril‘’<' ' an ■' tb«oe bs not
'Ml •I ’ll len I ’e't M cojitinu'’ a
dairy '•n-n. 'ree;. r-t.-ti-l th' t the
remaining lanlv-on'd be .split in-
|u ‘ Ir'.; . and vVi I ' bar i*
’ ! ‘ t( •* no p;t' i • Cc'ce-s
. , . • J J ...
1V-. l ie'- also tc-itinei that the
rcm.’hr la.-l wer; I have no
l..i!;,in-' -pd a’i>| )>,» V 'der i.'ii it.
P 'all tplb*'!!. ted'I'ving as en
e\))cri land atmrahe'r fur t!'e
Ian ’.•w’'eT v deed liio b"0.5 acre;;
at S237.090 before the takhi-T and
valiic i the ’eni dni;' : 142.-'c; a'-r 's
at a diBViviuv of $260,-
n dal' v farmer
-g,... tb{* "'ifralo Crot'k
■Me-i. • P-'rd the n’<)nr.'rtv at $:“'.7.-
'7» ;c' • * tlu* takii* .an ! valued
Ibf* r'’"aii'iing an! al $26,100, a
difb'ien • of $210d'dq.
Jar'.; Crou'o, n furmer d-d y
f;»’:u a c’li in F’e' c’and c■*unh^
ve’’icl tb(» .“70 e, 1
an I '.a’uul tlie rear*in;r! - 1?2,03
.. r.'-< -t $'25..5p‘\ a d;f.*(‘i..>n e of
• jO.
'rhi* lau b>\vne’-s* .aMornc'’. N.
]'’• Mi i.au’ uv ,h', :*r- ’UMl to the
jury (h «l tt;e ;.v-*oertv vvouM no
loMcer Ih' a orime pi^'Ci* of land
,,j; t),;»
I'rank e\pe>*t k-ini an-
prai'jcr for the city, saitl the pur-
.•h ■ rrieo jp,, acres in
.'\p>'il of 1!b'i7 h.’d bem anm'oxi-
mate'y Ili.j e.stir»-»ale of .a
fair market valix’ for th<» ,379.G
acres .an<! i^i’9.290 for
th*' '('".ainhig Pbi .i.Tes. a differ-
cn ■!'(d p.ivle said he bas-
i 111-; Ilf the 1.32 acres
on 'Ja'e.: of leod i''' tbal ar-'a.
Mrs. Viida ?b;P-"»i. a forn'ov
• tp'rv f,ae*T>t'r ^- ii\ -'s in (b^
Thiff.’h) Pr.'i'k a’e.a. tevtifioi thet
sh(* fcM the 379.6 woiyi*
wortli $2:’5 an acre before the
lakin" «*" ah* jq -b. in -oid eui-
inab*l tbe r<'’)vii)v*v» Vb2 a'T''s
would iu* worth $1.(XV) an aci'e
Continui-d On Fajc Light