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i pHMWi 'if.yrrf!' The American Gentleman selects The Ventura Viracle Suit by Hart Schaffner & Marx Viracle is Hart Schaffner & Marx’s exclusive blend of Dacron* polyester and fine wool worsted. Always cool. Always comfortable. Newly styled in the Ventura model for city- wise springs and summers. Wider lapejs, slimmer waist and a deeper center vent. In soft-spoken plaids and quiet colors. When a .man’s a gentleman, he wants to look like one. A Viracle suit sees to that. ■'/ eASTONlA, NORTH CAROLINA Downtown & Akers Center 'DuPont registered trademark ik'' m Marf This Is The Law By ROBERT E. LEE Sponsored By the Lenwyers of North Corolina CHILD CUSTODY TIh.s is tho first of a spring soiK.-i of aiiiclos which will ap- ca:h wc(*k ihrfui.unoiii i..i‘ noxt tiiico mouths 'I hoy have hecn writtpn fer the nori-lawyor as a jjutUiC SCI Vi.os 04 iiie i_uvvy«ns i>l' .North Carolina Who may hiin;' an ai tion for t‘i(‘ cuslofly of a minor (hiUI? A North Carolina statute, ro- wfiittm hy liie ricnmal A.'St.riily in liCT, hvonJly st.ilos that paicnt, relative, or other ,i»ci.-i.»n. autMV.y. <»r;;.tni:'ati(m or institution claiming' ih<* rij^ht to custody of a minor diild may in stitute an action prortVKiin;; for t.Mo custody of such ciiild” * * 'Po whom will the court award fh(^ custody of a minor child? '^h{^ welfare* and ho.<t inteixjst of tho cliild, in the h"hi of all the circumstances, is the para mount consideration which ijuides ih(* court In the nvvartlin;' of tho cusimly of a minor T'heit* may i:e oi.asions where ev(*n a parent’* love must yieli to aimlher if, after judicial inve.^- Ii,i;atioin, it is found that the be.st interest of tho child is subserved there... it i.i If the parents of a minor child are contemplating a divorce, is it nev-essary that the cusfo ly of the , hild ho determined in tlie action for (livorcc? N'o. 'Tlie matter of custody or sijj pol l or both, may be dolmm- inecl in an independent action eiciirr iiefore or afiei‘ the ^ranl- in;: of the divorce. Kiihor of tho sixmses may, however, have the question of (*usto<ly and support of the min or ehildjx'n determined in the di vorce action. o * T'lie par(*nt (xf a minor child wore divor ed in VVilmin;:lon. The <livorce donee w-as silent in r(Tercnce to the custody of the : iiild. The child Is livin" with a ,'::randi arent in Ralei':h, the fath er is now living in Charlotte, and the mother is living in A-shevillc. If the mother wi-hes to obtain .'ustody and support of the chill, in what county should she insti tute the action Under the l-tol siniute th(* mathcr may institute the action in Ik* county v^hcic tne caud re .sides or vvheio either of the parents reside. Or, if the mother elects to do s(» she may return la Wilming ton ami have the matter of the custody and the support of the child dctei’mimKl by a motion in the cause in the divorce action. THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C. Accent o^N agriculture Thursday, April 12, I973| MEAT PRICE CEILING As a nation, \.e liave he.xxnu' use<i to spending a very small portion of our average in om<‘ for food. Americans for the most pait, liave been s, oiled .y oiu a.gricultural productivity and cf ficion.-y. Farmers have artuall.v been passing these (‘fficiency .gains aU»n.g to consumers g<*tting .along with far le.'S in income titan the r(‘st of thv e ortomy. t Mst peo])l<- re.ii.'e to r{*rog- nl/e that the general pressure of inflation vvhicit eontin.ues to in rrca.se the dollar cost of ev<‘ry thing we buy has, of course, in fluenced foixl prhes. In the cas(' of some koey pro lu. ts. spe oifically ,:tH?f ami poik, available .sup]>ly is slighlLv sliort, while demand is sirnng. Tlti-; situatirm nudges the ahea<V-' inflali*d priei* even higlter. There is ni) way price c('ilings. whether at tiio f.atm level or not (an cure, this situation. >'e:the can consumer boyc-otls. Tin? rost.* of suixplies nee led In* a farme: to prwluce meat is not under a ceiling, so will camtinue to i .-e Ceilings and hova otts .serve ottlv to j)ut a dampf'f on pTvaiuctior ’eadin : to shortages and even higher price.s in the long run. C')ns'*’er the matter of beef prices. The demand for beef li.as almost doubUvl in 2t) years. T'he I rice is f(X‘ed. whirh acounts for around .SO per cent of the meat proc'fcvr’s costs, has gone up like an e.vpre*?* elevator. What it all boils dewn to is that tho forres of inflation all along the lino, combined with I incix*asing demand for some food 1 items, Iia.e finally hit America’s gro ery biil, just as th< y have I everything el.se. I IIul eonirids on one s<'gm('nt of rhe economy will only depres.s production initiative. If controls are to be the answer, th(\v will have to to impo.sod all along the line to he effective. li— The Kings Mountain Herald's Want Ads Pay MOTOROLA' USA Motorola’s Bfg, Bold, value Event oi ’731 Now...Moioroia tv & Audio at value Time Prices! The Veterans Corner Editor’s Note: Veterans and their families are asking thous ands of (juesions concerning the i)onelits their Government pro vides for them Ihixxugh the Vet erans Administration. Olow are some leprcsent.ativc (lueries. Ad ditional infomvition may lx.* ob tained at any VA ofii. e. Q. Is the Veterans Adminis tration cutting back on hospital (arc? A. On the contrary. An all time high recoixl of mere tlian om? million p;itients will he treat ed in fis *al year 197-t. Because of advances in medical science and imixrovements in iieatment techniques, hospital ^stays will ani fewer jaationts the bed on an aver- 12" (Jiag BLACK & /! WHITE PORTABLE TV Quasar It 25" d jQ. 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Un- favors’ le weather caused the Soviet union to plan 17 million fewer acres to wdntcr w heat than Its planting goal. can r appl>’ for miv st>ecial dividend which I hear t’te VA i.< paying to htrldors of Wortli W’ar IT life in.^^urance policies? A. Sorry to disappoint you, ! ui there is no sixerial iividend. V.V txay.s regular dividend-; to vet erans who hav(‘ kept their World War U “V” pr(*fixrd .\ itional Service Ife Insurance and Woida W'ar I “K*’ prefixed United States Government Life Insurance poli- ek's. Dividends are paid on the anniversary date of each policy and no application is necessary'. Q.- Why is the Veterans Ad ministration's budget for fiscal year 11)71 being mlu.cd. A.—VA’s budget is not ‘‘cing ixxliu'ed. Overall expenditures will bo some $300 million hig-her than in the current fiscal year. jJASZ TEEMS Quasar 1) 23" a n CONSOLE ' ;;.s -K'jl.c Co Tw-r.ng. ^Wofhs r-.Au'. 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