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CAUTION
DO NOT PLAY
ON OR AROUND
NOTICE
CONTAINER MUST BE PLACED
ON HARD LEVEL SURFACE
-LOAD UNIFORMLY—
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Heavy Fines
All dumpsters are
required by federal law to
display certain caution
signs, warning persons
“not to play on or around”
them and that dumpsters
of the type shown here are
to “be placed on hard level
surface” and that debris Is
to be loaded “uniformly.”
A stiff fine of up to $2,000
can be Imposed on owners
of bins found In violations
of the federal law, which
was enacted on June 18,
1978.
Jacky Rhea, supt. of
sanitation for the dty of
Kings Mountain urges
dumpster owners to have
these mandatory caution
signs displayed. If the
signs are not displayed the
city will discontinue
service of che bins.
Sign packages can be
purchased from Cleveland
container Service, Inc. of
Shelby at a cost of $2.00 per
package of five signs. The
firm’s phone number la
482-7916.
In Gastonia
Pre-4th Celebration Set
Gastonia Recreation
Department Is planning a
pre-Fourth of July
Celebration Saturday with
4v«nt8 from 11 a. m. until 6
p. in. In Llneberger Park.
PlcnlQ facilities will also
be available for In
dividuals to bring their
own picnic lunches.
A fireworks display will
be held at Rankin Lake at
sundown on July 4th.
The Saturday events will
include field events, in the
iqiper park' ballfleld area,,
contests In the skating rink
area. Including bubble
blowing, pie eating,
watermelon eating,
banana eating, seed
qilttlng, etc., relays In the
lower park area and
qieclal activities In the
lower park area.
Make-a-Craft Table, Toe
Decorating, Penny
Treasure Himt, Water
melon Feast, Greasy Pole
Climb, Learn A Dsmce with
mini disco dance classes
for all ages are among the
events of the day
We pay
America’s highest
interest rates on
Federaiiy insured
savings. No hank
or savings & ioan
pays more.
When you save at Kings Mountain Savings and Loan you’re confident your
money Is earning top dollar. But when your money site In a checking account. It's
earning nothing. Try this; keep your cash in a passbook account with us.
When you need to cover a major check, simply call us — we'll transfer the
amount to your bank checking account. It's called Telephone Transfer. Ask us
about It. It's one way to enjoy the convenience of checking yet still earn
America's highest Interest on Insured savings!
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Savings
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Deposit or WittKtraw
Any An’ount Anytime
Plus: We Have The
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Carswell
Murder
Trial Set
Harold Lawson Carswoll
Is scheduled to go on trial
for murder In Cleveland
County Superior Court
Mon., July 10.
Carswell Is charged with
murder in the shooting
death of William Leslie
Beane In Kings Mountain
on Dec. 8, 1977. Beane, of
Rt. 2, Granite Falls, was
manager of a restaurant
here at the time of his
death.
Carswell, of Rt. 8,
Granite Falls, was
arrested at his home near
Granite Falls and returned
to Cleveland County to
stand trial.
Appearing as witnesses
against Carswell are Kings
Mountain Police Sgt.
Richard Reynolds and Ptl.
Ralph Grlndstaff, SBI
Agent Jim Woodard and
Phillip Woods and Shirley
Green.
Judge Robert Kirby will
preside and representing
the state will be District
Attorney W. H. Childs Jr.
Register
For Dance
Gasses
Registration for Fall
classes at Jane’s School of
Dance will be ’Tuesday,
August 22 from 2-6 p. m. at
the Kings Mountain
Womens Club.
Gary Levin from Lebo’s
of Charlotte will be present
with all dance supplies.
Beginner Classes will be
taught this year.
For Information or to
pre-register call Jane
McClure, 268-8775 In
Stanley, or write sending
student’s name, age,
address, phone number
and year of dancing to
Jane’s Softool of Dance, P'.
O. Box 12, Dallas, N. C.
28084 Classes will begin
after Labor Day In Sep
tember.
Jane McClure has taught
dancing for the past 12
years In Kings Mountain.
IT’SABOT
Mr. and Mrs. Twain
Sizemore of Kings
Mountain announce the
birth of their first child, a
son, Jason Twain Sizemore
on June 14 in Cleveland
Memorial Hospital. ’The
baby weighed 10 lbs., 1%
ounces.
Grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Sesko White, and
Mrs. Jack Stewart, all of
Kings Mountain.
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Second Class postage
paid at Kings Mountain,
• N. C.
Board Adopts Electric
Service Regulations
By TOM MeINTVRE
Editor, Mirror-Herald
“In . . . mutual protection of both
the city and the customer and for the
purpose of rendering an Impartial
and more satisfactory service” the
city board adopted all-
encompassing electrical service
rrgulatlons Monday.
The regulations were drawn by
Southeastern Consultant
Engineering and were presented
(hiring cm hour-long discussion by
BUI Little, Jr. at Monday’s board
meeting.
The regulations cover agreement
terms between the city and Its
customers concerning instaUatlon of
services, both above and un
derground and spells out both cost
factors to the city and customers
Little explained that the
regulations cover the “do’s and
don’ts” concerned with supplying
electrical power to city customers
and where responslbUltles Ue In all
cases. The proceedure for billing
and payments, lights-of-way, ser
vice Interruptions and types of
services are also covered In the
lengthy document.
Customer costs for services in
connection with electrical service,
according to LltUe, are based on
costs existing In neighboring
communities.
In other action Monday, the board
approved granting the Kings
Mountain Development Cor
poration, Inc. an exemption status
from having to list securities. The
Qeveland Ctounty Board of Com
missioners granted the exempt
status to the corporation on June 6.
Attorney Mickey Corry presented
the resolution to the board Monday.
He serves as attorney of record for
the corporation.
Mayor John Moss commented that
the city has been invited by the
Department of Housing and Urban
Development (HUD) to submit
appUcation for funding for the
corporation either In August or
November of this year.
— Approved authorization for
application for planning funds
available under the Resource
Conservation and Recovery Act of
1976. The application will be In
cooperation with the Management
Improvement Corporation of
America. The grant will be for
$4,875, If approved. The funds will
cover nine areas of activity study.
— Approved amending the city
ordinance governing property
cleanup by adding a time limitation
of 10-days following the owner,
leasee or occupant’s receipt of
notification from the city. And
Anther that the city can enter the
SMITH^^^ORUGS
property, do the work and charge
the owner should he refuse to or
ignore making the cleanup
requested.
— Approved awarding bids on
materials for providing service to
the new Home. Savings and Loan
property on W. King St. The con
tracts go to Westlnghouse Electric
Supply for transformers, $8,571 and
meters and accessories, $468;
Bryant Electric Repair for con
ductors, $1,241, conduits and ac
cessories, $487, cable termination
and accessories, $866, for a total of
$6,072.
— Approved Installing 690 lineal
feet of water lines for the Kings
Mountain Housing Authority on a 60-
50 cost basis.
— Approved Installing sewer lines
tor the KM Housing Authority with
the authority paying the entire costs.
— Approved appointment of Larry
Hamrick, Jerry Nation and Martha
Yarbro to the Planning and
Zoning Board.
— Approved a resolution
authorizing payment by Citibank of
New York to Manufacturers
Hanover Bank and New York City
$237.50 to replace coupons lost or
misplaced by Manufacturers
Hanover Bank.
— Approved advertisement for
bids for a copy machine for the
public works department.
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