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^AGE FOUR
THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Thunday, Jamiary 11,
r TUESDAY. JANUARY 2ND THRU FRIDAY. FEB 2NO.
LIST IN YOUR TOWNSHIP
TUESDAY. JANUARY 2ND THRU FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 2ND.
‘ P®*'sons are notified that we will be at the foJlowing places on
he dates given for the purpose of listing taxes. All taxpayers are
warned that a penalty will be added if they fail to list taxes during
the liating period.
Jn addition to all other penalties prescribed by law, any person,
™ or corporation whose duty it .shall ibe to list any poll or prop-
personal, who wiillfully fails or refuses to list the same
time allowed by law, or who removes or conceals prop-
I H ^ purpose of evading taxation, shall be guilty of a mis-
I' punishable by a fine not to exceed five hundred dollars
I, (♦500.00) or imprisonment not to exceed sixty days: and any person.
|,t ftrm
or corporation aiding or abetting the removal or concealment ol
property for the purpose of evading taxation shall be guilty of a
I; ^*®^^'tieanor punishable by a fine not to exceed five hundred dol-
lars ($500.00) or imprisonment not to exiccod .sixty days. The failure
L to list shall be prima facie evidence that such failure was willful.
(1957C.848)
PABM CaSNSUS report — Special tabulated forms to use for your
I tax returns have been mailed from the Tax Office in the Court
House Ar»nex. Add'itiional copies of the worksheet may bo obtained
from .the Tax Listing Office or from the office of the County Agent.
USTINO BY MAIL — All persons who were listed for taxes last year
(1972) have been marled forms for the purpose of listing by mail,
if they should desire. Listing by mail is optional and is providt>d as
a convenient method of listing. Ho'wever, any person who does not
wish to list by mail may appear in person and list in person, as in
prior years.
jj'NEW LISTERS — All persons listing, or due to list for the first time,
are f required to list in person at the regular listing place desig
nated in each township.
BE SURE TO SEE YOUR LIST T.VKER ON THE DATE AND PL\CE OB
USniNG, OR FILL OUT, SIG.N AND MAIL YOUR RETURN IN THE i
SELF-ADinRBSSED ENVELOPE SUPPLIED I
TOWNSHIP NO. 4 LISTERS:
Mr. J. Edwin Moore
Mrs. Betty Ballard ,
Mrs. Sadie Patterson ^
LOCATION:
Jan. 13 & 27 Grover Rescue Bldg.; 8:30 until 1 o'clock
Jan. 6 & 20, Kings Mountain City Hall, 8:30 until 1 b’clock
All other listing days at Kings Mountain City Hall, 8:30 until 1
o’clock.
I TOWNSHIP NO. 5. LISTER: i
. Mr. George Murray,
i Will be listing at his home in Waco, N. C. all listing days, Saturdays
9 until 12 o’clock. Monday ■ Friday 9 until 3 o’eliock.
ALL TOWfNSHIP LIST TAKERS HAVE mOICATED BY POSTERS
, WHERE THEY WILL BE AVAILAIBLE.
i All real estate and personal property owners are required to list.
■ All changes in real estate, such as new construction or other im-
j .i.jvcnit'.ics, must oe reported to your list taker. All buildings un-
j lor aonstructfon which have not been completed as of Jan. 1973
j will be appraised and charged in accordance with the percentage ol
I orrr plction. Crop reports ore required of farmers. Dogs must be listed
I USr EARLY TO AVOID LAST MINUTE HUSHI
ROBERT S. GIDNEY. County Tax Supervisor
By JANICE CHRISTENSEN
Biid seed is not only useful !
for feeling birds; it’s also good
for stuffing toy animals. i
Mrs. Marvin Haddock, Prinr-e-1
ton, Kt. 2, h'is born using . iri ■
seed as stuffing for over 100!
toy frogs, says Mrs. Pat Brown, I
associated home economics ex-
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PHOTOGRAPHER
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(Limit ONE Per Subject)
2 DAYS ONLY
MONDAY. IAN. 15
TUESDAY. IAN. 16
PLONK BROS. & CO.
Kings Mounntain
DEIJDS
tension agent, Johnston county.
Lof- re stuffing the toys. Mrs.
Haddock dees heat the bird seed
in the oven to dry it eomplelely
and to kill any insects that m ght
be present. I
Tiie stuffed toys, wliich arc
ll'-htwc ght and very flexible, are
attractive and safe for children
to play with, the agent adds.
REDECORATE HOUSE
The Samuel Alston family o'
Warren county ha.s taken many
steps to improve the interior o '
their house.
Included in the project v'as the
redecorating of two bedrooms
and a family room and the add-
dition of a second bath, says
Mrs. Bertha Forte, home econo
mics e-xtens-ion agent.
Since the couple did not have
time to refinish their own furni
ture, they took it to a special
shop. Even so, they figure they
saved money.
'Mrs. Alston said, “We had
owned this furniture for many
years and feel it is of higher
quality than much of the new fur
niture we could afford to buy
right now.” .
KEEP RECORDS
Record keeping has proven
useful to a young couple who re
cently attended a money manage
ment class in Alamance county. I
Since the couple started keep
ing records, they are much more
aware of how they spend their '
money and where the leaks in|
their budget are, explains Mrs.
Ozetta Guye, home economics ex
tension agent. !
The young couple wants a
home of their own and believe
that good reesrd keeping will help
them realize this goal sooner,
the agent cibserves.
First-Citizens Bank’s new PayAnyDay
simple interest ioans: Best for financing cars, other
major purchases, and for personal loans.
With PayAnyDay loans, available only at First-Citizens Bank, you
pay only simple interest on the exact amount of money you borrow, and
only for the number of days you borrow the money. PayAnyDay simple
interest loans make “add-on interest loans” ottered by other financial
institutions obsolete.
Choose your own day to pay — any day of the month. No late pay
penalty. Simple interest simply continues to accrue on the unpaid
principal balance until payment is made.
PayAnyDay loans can be pre-paid. Your simple interest is
figured each day on only your remaining balance.
If you already have a regular add-on interest loan, it’s possible
to convert it to PayAnyDay. Come in and let’s discuss it.
Insist on PayAnyDay simple interest financing. Before you buy...
before you sign anything...see us or ask your dealer tor a PayAnyDay
loan.
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