h 1972
Thursday, December 7, 1972
THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
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Garden Time
SHOW TIMES WED. • TIiDR. 3:00-4:28-6:03-7:33-9:13
FRI. 0:15 4:56-6:37-8:18
QUEEN df til'd JAlViMEIlS
! ;
J I fowl manufacture. All
earth is dependent upon
many years, if ever. l
Our co’ors were as vivid as'
! those or iinai ily seen in the moun- \
ituins. .Inpi; s, dogwood.s, gums,
hickories and certain oaks real-
It was not necessary for jX'o- the mountains turned the loa\e.s b' ^ '^rite this
pie in the ]ow(‘r pieJmonl and Drown before color rlevelopmont ‘ (U-2‘1-72) the Scar.et
Coastal Plain to travel to the t'eached the maximum stage of az’e just beautilul. Maples,
mountains this year to enjoy the beauty. In our area, thi.s same!‘^^rlier, were just as pretty but
annual leaf color parade. 'I'ho low temperature triggered the ‘'rc now naked and ready for
low temp<.‘rature in October in finest display I have seen lor Ihe.r rest period and dormancy
' —— , —- - - . The change in leaf color fixjm
gn*en to the man-y hues of rod,
I yellow and orange is an interest-
'ing story. During the growing
; season, the leaves are gieen
(chlorophyll) and engaged in
life on
the
reen eaf because the leaf is the
I source of food and fiber to sup-
' port our daily lives and that of
our animals..flowers, fruits,
I vegetables, grains, grasses, seeds,
Wood, gum, resins and many other
] plant products. leaves are of e-
I normous importance to us, quite
I apart from their b(*auly or di-
Ijversity of coloring.
In the summer, when they are
11 green and mar/afacturing plant
I food, we are not conscious of the
I j many other colors (pigments)
j that are also present in the leaf.
* In the fall when the days become
' shoider and the temperature coo-
■ lei’, the manufacturing processes
I slow down an dthe production of
■ chlorophyll is reduced. This con-
, tinues until the gi'cen color dis-
I j appears and the other colors,
I j which give us so much beauty
[land pleasure, organize for the
I i annual autumn color parade.
! And so, the leaf, so young, ten-
' der and green in the spring per-
: forms its annual function of sup-
p^jining all life on earth, and
I then drifts gently to the forest
floor to enrich mother earth.
Thus tile life cycle of the leaf
is completed but the energy stor-
I c*d in the roots, stems and seeds
I of plants will renew the cycle In
the spring.
iTwiK CLAUPIA JENNINGS
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G«»«9T COlUMBIA PlClUPES
A Wayne County homemaker
has a new lease on life thanks
to an aide in the Expanded Nu
trition Program, the Goldsboro
Civitan Club and a local news-
I paper writer. i
During her visits with a 72-
I year-old woman, the program
: aide, Mrs. Nellie Hryanl, noticed
the homemaker did most of her-
! housework and cooking by push-|
ing herself around in an old '
straight :oack wooden chair.
I Mrs. Bryant mentioned the la-
Idy’s situation to a local news-
I paperman who wrote an article:
! about her. As a result, the Golds- i
j boro Civitan Club donated a'
I wheelchair.
i When two Civitan members |
DEEDS
visited Hit* homcmaki'r to giv<‘
LATE FUCK FRI. SAT., 10:30 PJ^. ADULT
''ORGY OF REVENGE" RATED (X) ALL SEATS $1.^
-3 21 ib • DOWNTOWN KINGS MOUNTAIN
COMING NEXT WEEK "WOMAN HUNT"
Trade-Ins Long
Trade Here
Transco Bonds
To Be Adjusted
Trajiscontinental Gas Pipe Line
Corporation anounced today that
the annual gas .supply certilicaterf ,
filed on December 1, 1972, pur- j
suant to the provision.? of the
company'.? outstanding bonds and
debentures showed an e.stimaetd j
overadi supply less han the re- i
■ quirements applicable to four of,
' the twenty-four separate issues of i
; bonds and debenture.? now out- j
! standing. \
j As a consequence, the 197.3'
; semi-annual sinking fund pay-;
; ments on these four issues will;
be proportionately adjusted under |
a formula providing for final re- j
tirement of the respective issues:
by dates in 1986 which are from j
one and cne-half to two and one-1
half years earlier than tlie stal- i
ed maurity daes. '
Tht four (issues affected are
the same as those on which the
1972 sinking funds have been ad-'
justed on the basis of the gas
.supply certificates filed a year
ago. The current certificates call
for final retuement by dates
either six months or one year
earlier than the dates called for
by he previous certiffcates.
The company will have the
riglit to satisfy the 1973 adjust
ed sinking fund requirements on
these four issues by surrendering
for cancellation any of the.'^
b(*nds or debentures purchased by
the .'cempany in the open market,
including substantial amounts
which have already been 'pur-
dtased and are now held by the
company. |
1 Tks Veterans
Corner
I
Q .. My wife serv^Hl In the Ma-;
rim* Coi'ps during Wuild War 1.;
.she passed away several years'
f)ut iier illness and death
i ad noiliiii;; to do with her mi!i-
lory .sor\ ka*. I hear iheix? is some
kin<l of JU'vv law allowing widow-,
her the wheelchair, they .saw she o,.? !ik<? ni(‘ to gei a VA pen.vion.'
would need a ramp. So they con-!]s this true?
traded a local lumber company;
to build it.
The homemaker has expies-scd
her appreciation over an 1 o', or
to tliose who helped her, ;Mr.?.
Brvant adds.
OLD MILL .STRL'AM
The “old mill stream*’ in Col
umbus County had gone the way
of many beautiful landmarks. H
had b(‘come the flumping ground! A .. Ye.?. If you are eligible
for tin cans, botJle.s and other! foj' a>.sistanf.e under the Depon-
litter. I d(‘nis’ Kducationai Assistance
Tired of pM^king at the pollu-^ Program, >'<>u may now’ attend
lion, members of tho Befhei F,\- ‘
tension Homemakers and -MI
Clubs decided to clean up the a-
rca and put up “no dumping”
-signs, I'cports Mi'.s. Elaine Blake.
home economics extension agent.! can’t seem to get
The result; a stream that looks interest^ in living again,
a.s clean as it did years ago when t doing anything about
it turned the stones of a gidst
dent while he was in the Air-
P’orce. With him and the children!
to look after. 1 can’t leave home!
to go to school so 1 can get al
.job. Can VA arrange for me to!
go to school at night or take a*
cojT(?spondent'e coui ->e?
A .. Yes. Women in your sit-
ation are eligible for education
benefits under more Ubei'al rules
lunder the new education law.
[please discuss (his wdth the vet
erans as.sistance officer at the
nearest VA regional office.
! A .. Yes. This is Public Law
92-jlO. Bui them is an income
limitation for Itie iRmsion.
Q .. My husband wa.s killed in
: tiie Army in V’ielnam and 1
' would like to enroll in a well i
’ known university in Paris,
i l-'rancc. Will V'A h<‘!p me do this?i
approved foreign institutions of
hi.gher learning.
Q .. My brother is blind from
a Vietnam war injury. He’s home
young men like him'.'
mill.
MAKE CANDLES
With the holidays just around
the corner, members of the An-
-sonville Community decided to
try their skills at eandlemaking
Mr.s. Heboccu Gaddy. hom<* e-
conomics extension agent, Anson
County, was on hand to teach
the cla.s.s.
Most the w'omen used parrafln,
the agent notes. But gome melted
down old candles and one lady j the admintsirative field,
had purchased candle wax. This!
A .. VA recently entered into
an agreement witii the Blinded
Veterans A.isociation for B. V. A.
representatives, themselves blind,
to augment VA services to blind
ed veterans.
Q .. .My husband wa.s totally
di.'.'.'ded as the result of an acci-
for further training and duty in
ga'vo each person in the class a!
chance to see how each type of
wax should be handled.
All thet women made red can-
I dies, the agent added. And the re-
I suits of their craftsmanship wdll
I'be on exhibit at a spocia! Christ-
j mas fair held late in November.
' Airman Peterson
Completes Baisc
j SAN ANTONIO. Airman
[Thomas E. Peterson, son of Mrs.
j Lucille P. Matheson' of 210 York j
IRoad, Kings Mountain. N. C. has!
I been assigned to McChnrd AFB. I
{Wash., after completing Air'
; Force basic training. ';
I During his six w'ceks at the Air !
■Training Command’s Lackland j
AFB. Tex., he studied thb Air I
I Force mission, organization^'and j
{customs and received special in-;
I struction in human rlations,
I The airman has been as.'^igned
Airman Peterson, a 1979 gradu
ate of Kings Mountain high
school, attended Gardner-WebToj
college. Boiling .Springs, N. C. i
TENSION?
if you suffer from simple every
day nervous tension then you
should be taking B.T. tablets for
relief.
Call on the druggist at the drug
store listed below and ask him
about B.T. tablets.
They’re safe non-habit forming
and with our guarantee, you will
lose your every day jitters or
receive your money back.
Don't accept a substitute for
relief, buy B.T. tablets today.
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THE OTHii LAKE NORMAII.
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noit expensive cars you can buy*
(below) Monte Carlo S Coupe America's newest rood
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and the looks ond comfort of an American car.
i;
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Our Trade-In Allowances are Longest In
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Choose From Our Big Inventory the Model
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This gigantic scale moidel of Lake
Norman, north of Charlotte, is
located at Alden Research
Laboratories.
Tests conducted here help Duke
Power and independent
scientists determine the effect
of power plants on the
environment of the real lake.
For example, water
temperatures at 600 points of
the model are computer-
analyzed to predict actual lake
temperatures. Dye poured into
the waters of the model is also
used to track the currents.
Such tests help assure that the
lukewarm water discharged
from our power stations doesn't
harm fish and plant
life in the lake.
This highly advanced research is
expected to result in power
plant designs that will save
millions of dollars. Equally
important, it will help us to
protect the environment,
including a major recreation
attraetkm of the Carolinas.
This is another way we are
trying to be more efficient.
Being just good enough isn't
good enough.
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to seethe USA
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