Speaks To Local Club
Thursday, April 12, 1979—MIRROR-HERALD—Page MB
Jaycee President Special Guest Here
United State! Jaycee
president Barry Kennedy
was the special guest
speaker at a breakfast
meeting of the Kings
^ Mountain Jaycees on
K Monday.
On hand to greet
President Kennedy was
the North Carolina Jaycee
President, Harold Herring,
the District Director for
kKings Mountain, John
■I Lowery, Mayor John
Henry Moss, and 26
« -members of the Kings
Mountain Jaycees.
Kennedy hails from
Pawnee City, Neb, where
he led the Nebraska
Jaycees to numerous
membership records. In
his term as U.S. Jaycee
President, Kennedy has
logged some 300,000 air
miles and has visited
every state in the Union.
In his speech to the local
Jaycees, Kennedy said he
Buyer And Supplier
^ Conference Set April
came to North Carolina to
be with the winners. The
state presently ranks
number one among the 50
states. Also, he said the
Kings Mountain Jaycees
are nearing the number
(Hie spot in their division
and that “the local chapter
must push hard these last
21 days of the Jaycee year
so at the State convention
in May they will indeed be
Number One.”
President Kennedy also
W#MEN
on Wheels
Suppliers of goods and
services to businesses will
have the opportunity to
meet face to face with
buyers from 25 major
companies in North
Carolina at a buyer-
supplier conference April
25 in Charlotte.
The conference is
sponsored by the N.C.
Department al Commerce
and Metrolina Area
Chambers of Commerce,
which includes Charlotte
and nearby counties. The
conference begins at 8 a.m.
in the 1-85 Airport Holiday
Inn.
Among the buyers are
IBM, Philip Morris, and
The Timken Company. All
three companies are in the
process of building major
facilities in the metrolina
area.
Other buyers include
Burlington Industries, R.J.
Reynolds Industries,
Cannon Mills, General
Electric, and the North
Carolina State Division of
Purchase and Contract.
“These buyers will be in
the marketplace for
millions of dollars of goods
and services over the next
year,” said Secretary of
Commerce D.M. “Lauch”
Faircloth. “I’m glad they
are showing this interest in
buying Regional products
and can’t encourage
suppliers enough to at
tend.”
Invitations have been
sent to over 2,000 suppliers.
“The list at what these
companies might buy is
almost endless,’’ said
Frank A. Holman, project
coordinator.
Admission to the con
ference is free. Persons
who want more in
formation should contact
Jerry King, Director, KM
Economic Development
Office. 739-5246, or The
N.C. Dept, of Commerce
(919) 733-4414.
HELPFUL HINTS
25 Macrame Class
TOffirdWtlcfi
The Continuing
Education Department of
Geveland Tech has an
nounced the beginning of
Macrame to be held at Ye
Olde Craft Shop, Mon.,
April 16, from 6:30 to 9:30
p.m.
Myra Willis will instruct.
Adults age 18 and older
interested in enrolling in
this course may do so at
the first class meeting by
paying the $5 registration
fee.
Adults age 65 and over
may register free of
charge.
If further information is
ne^ed call Tech’s Con
tinuing Education
Department, 482-8351.
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SOCK
IT
AWAY!
and save at Kings Mountain Savings And Loan—
where you’ll find friendly, happy people—where you
matter—and you get the highest return on your
savings investment allowed by law.
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By Carol Torres
You don't have to be me
chanically minded to take
good care of yourself and
your car, just as you
needn't be a scientist to
take good care of your
health. Often, just being
careful is enough.
Before you even turn on
the ignition, make sure
you’re safe.
Lock all doon,
buckle your
seat belt,
check the
mirror and
make any nec
essary seat ad-
Torrei justments. You
should be no more than eight
inches away from the steer
ing wheel.
While driving, look care
fully not just at the car
ahead but at two cars
ahead, to the side and be
hind you. Aiways look for
an out. At any time, you
may have to swerve off the
road to avoid a collision.
Consider your car. Can it
protect you from excessive
expenses? It's more likely
to if you 'teep it in good
repair. It's smart to start
out with a money saver,
! able-*
so without sacrificing speed,
size or style. The top-of-the-
line St. Regis from Dodge
has a six-cylinder engine
standard that accelerates well,
yet is economical to drive.
When you stop, use the
engine as a brake, pressing
the brake pedal intermittent
ly, not steadily. This brings
the car to a smooth stop,
keeps the brakes cool, pre
vents undue wear of the
brake linings and keeps the
wheels from locking on
slippery surfaces.
BARRY KENNEDY
emphasized his slogan -
“Building Tomorrow’s
Leailers Today” by saying
that the Jaycees are going
to be the people who rise up
and fill the gaps in all
phases of life tomorrow.
“It is important that
we, as Jaycees use the
organization to its fullest
extent to develop our
personal resources and to
help foster goodwill and
good leadership in our
community, state and
nation,” he said.
The Kings Mountain
Jaycees are presently
conducting a membership
drive in the community.
Major emphasis has been
put on the larger industries
and in a Junior Jaycee
chapter at the Senior High
School.
Any persons interested
in iidormation about the
Jaycee or interested in
joining the Jaycees should
contact Al Moretz, David
Dilling, Allan Propst,
Larry Hamrick, Jr. or any
Kings Mountain Jaycee.
PfcliPoy Shoos®
Stores everywhere closed Easter Sunday.
Men’s dress
oxford with pleated vamp
and medium neel in Biacv
12.00
Reg S15 97
Only you’ll know how little you paid.
KM Plaza Shopphig Center
Open Mon-Thurz 10-8 Fri 10-9
Sat. 9-8 Sunday 1-6
Sale prices gtxxl thru Saturday. Master Charge or Visa. Open evenings and Sunday 1-6 pm
Sundays
U tolOA
SMUCKERS
GRAPE
JELLY
Big 32-ct. Jar
Valu9 L
EASTER
GRASS
49‘
Empty
EASTER
BASKETS
88'
BRACH'S
CANDY
Eggs or Pets
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s mo'-e imporlar't '
to you' good hea'th
tha^ your doctor’s
P'escnot'on The
Lcone' you ha^e it '
lilted, the taster you
tee' bet^e'
PANG BURN'S pecan
Millionaires
from Texos
4Vi Outtta
Patkagm
t.$0 Vaiua
99t
Fill n' Thrill
WATER
SQUIRTER
rush button
to squirt.
47f
LARGE
Locally Mode
EASTER
CORSAGE
3V
Beautiful Filled
EASTER
BASKETS
Plastic Disneyland
Characters, Plus
Candy and Navelties
iFill n' Thrill
PLASTIC
EASTER
EGGS
Realistic size
in assorted
colors.
Bag of 13
K M Plaza
Highway 74 West
lALLOR'
Durocell
BATTERIES
ONE 9 VOLT
OR 2 SIZE C
1.S9 Valut
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MYLANTA
13 os. • i.ri
LIQUID
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TABLETS
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1"?
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Valy
48:
COLORFUL PLUSH
EASTER
RABBITS
Soft,
cuddle
bunnies
with ribbon
bows. Some
with costumes.
Styles that
ore sure to
please every
child. .
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Locally
Grown
EASTER
LILLIES
In foil wrap
pot Available
Soturdoy,
April 14th
449
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149
Milk Chocolate
RABBITS
LAMBS - DUCKS
Reol Milk
Chocolote
Foil wrop
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AGREE
Creme Rinse
ond
Conditioner
.40 106
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VIVARIN
Stimulant
Tablets
>.4P 138
W's I L
ALKA-
SELTZER
Tablets
(55 109
34'. I L
QUAKER
STATE
Motor Oil
Oiwrr 7 I,
Wesson
Vegetable
OIL
4S ei. 1 94
3.19 I L
POND'
POND'S
Cold Creom
Regulor or Lemon
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5.5 5>r I L
P.V.M.
High Protein
POWDER
lb. Can 4L66
9.44 Sin U L
GILLETTE
Right Guard
ST(CK
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SCHICK
SUPER II
Shoving
Cartridges
.. 139
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Tond'S
CREAM
& COCOA
BUTTER
,9 141
PAAS
Egg Dye
Color Kit
olu* I
B.C.
Pain Relief
POWDERS
69;
Lemon
JOY
LIQUID
48f
BUFFERIN
Arthritis Strength
TABLETS
81
Johnson-Johnson
SUNDOWN
Sunscreen
339 007
SECRET
ROLL-ON
Deodoront
87:
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