Larry Wood To Head
Blue Ridge Council
Larry W. Wood, Personnel
Manager at Foote Mineral Com-
pany in Kings Mountain, was
elected President of the Blue
Ridge Safety Council at its
quarterly meeting held January
20 at Club Carolina in Cher-
ryville, Wood is a Kings Moun-
tain native and ‘a graduate of
Gardner Webb College in Boil-
ing Springs. He is married to the
former Cynthia Alexander, a
fourth grade teacher in the
Kings Mountain City Schools
system. They and their 5 year
old son, Brandon, reside on
Country Club Drive in Kings
Mountain. Nenad, och Pusey > a j
e National Honor iety, I
ese 8) Ba Clo an em band 1 ic Spinal E
Ledford of GF Business Equip. LARRY WOOD Y BCU pe is oo YErckine Chiropractic ; pina Xa ms
ment in Forest City; Secretary, Fellow. a
Haskell Reid, Drexel Heritage Co. and Travenol Laboratories, E.B. Kennedy Scholarships ELEVEN DANGER
Furniture Company in Drexel respectively, in Marion; Terry are funded by .the Edward C. T SIGNALS
and Chairman of the Board, Robbins, Cone Mills, Forest Ci- Stuart Foundation Incorporated MOS 1. Nombiess ir ars ond ho nds
Bruce Guy of Broyhill Fur- ty; Brevard Callahan, Fiber In- of Bartow, Fla., and an E.B. INSURANCE 2. Restless nights
niture, Inc., Marion, Directors gugries, Inc., Shelby; Ben Eller Kennedy Scholarship Fund. 3 Poin'b
! 3 5 > » Ty : etween shoulders
are Ted Hendrix and John : They are administered by an COVERS :
x Valdese Manufacturing Co., EB. Kennedy Scholarship Pro. 4. Stiffness of neck
Campbell of Ti-Caro and Valdese; Harold Megredy and Tani She : aD that CHIROPRACTIC! 5. Nerve tension
Threads USA, respectively, in Boyd Lane, North Carolina In- Bit [O16 OF PHEOD CF : 6. Depression
Gastonia; Ronald Baker. and | dustrial Commission, Raleigh distinguished men and women to : 7. Headaches
Lewis Campbell of J.P. Stevens and Rutherfordton, respectively. the campus as interviewers dur- 89 8. Anxiety in the chest
on ; Co., Sianley Benn The Blue Ridge Safety Coun- ing December and January. Call 739-74 9. Stiffness or pain in lower back
colnton, .respectively; Davi cil, organized in 1936, has ap- ll 10. Tired hips an
Jones, J & C Dyeing, Shelby; proximately 140 member com- KIM Woman Today: CALL 11. Painful a i
JE. Suttles, Etta Packaging, panies in seven western North . 739.7489
Inc., Marion; Jim Overwyk, Carolina counties. The region On Union TODAY!
Cone Mills, Cliffside; Edward A. covers Lincoln A Burke, hs
Gates, Pharr Yarns, McAden- McDowell, Polk, Rutherford, RENSSELAER, IND.—Saint
ville; Wade Bowman and Lynn Cleveland and Gaston counties. Joseph’s College students here
Colherty of American Thread The Blue Ridge Safety Coun- have named their Black Student
cil is an independent, non- Union officers for 1982-83: presi- i 1
Dora Padgett commercial non-political dent Raymond Christy (senior, DR. TERRY R. SELLERS. D.C.
On Dean’s List organization organized to pro- Brooklyn, N.Y.), vice-president : : ?
mote safety in industry, home jackie Harrison (sophomore, :
He and public places with special New Albany, Ind.), treasurer Hy
Mrs, CB, Padgett of Rt. 3,. jafety. Any, intersted in. ‘secretary Debbie Stokes ; Call 739. 7489 i
Kings Mountain, has been nam. dividuals or companies may ob- (sophomore, Kings Mountain.) 1 Example of poor spinal 108 west Mounta rare of Bi spinal |
ed to the Erskine College Dean's tain more information from any and social vice-president Louis structure, est Mountain St.. Kings Mountain structure. i E
List, Fall 1982, Dr. J.A. Knight, officer or director of the Council. Norris (senior, Indianapolis). — a
vice president and dean, has an-
nounced.
To make the dean’s list,
students must achieve at least a
3.75 grade-point ratio out of a
perfect. 4.0.
Miss Padgett, a senior
business administration major,
has served as vice president of
her freshman and sophomore
classes and president of her
junior class. She is a member of
the Student Senate and Omicron
Delta Kappa. She is recipient of
the William Harris Blair Scholar-
ship, the Dr. James Boyce
Memorial Scholarship, and the
Elvie Weeks Donald Scholar-
ship.
Miss Padgett is a graduate of
Shelby Senior High School.
Disabled
Dispatch:
By C. ROSS BAUMGARDNER
Thanks to all of you that
helped on our yard sale. We
didn’t sell all our goodies and
plan on a mammouth sale when
the weather becomes better, so
we are still asking for donations
of items and will arrange pick-up
or drop them at the office.
Our phone answering device is
operational now, which gives
you access to this committee 24
hours daily, 7 days a week. If
“Some people think an IRAwon't
help until retirement. Nonsense. :
&T IRA helps everyApril 15.
An IRA, you see, is more than a
fast-growing retirement fund. It's a tax
shelter. It's a way to take a big deduc-
fon each year from your gross income
oo wind up paying less income tax.
Yor may invest up to $2,000 a year
in your IRA ($2,250 if you're married |
and only one of you is a wage earner, | ©
$4,000 if you both are). And every pen- - ¢
ny of your investment is deductible.
Every penny earns interest, too. At
arate that’s tied to money market rates,
swith a guaranteed minimum of 8%.
What's more, we compound that interest
daily — not annually or quarterly as
some banks do— which can make an
enormous difference in interest earned
over the years.
McGill
Receives
Scholarship
From Page 4-B
‘a senior at West Iredell High
School.
E.B. Kennedy Scholarships
are renewable for four years and
valued at more than $25,000
over this period. They are given
on the basis of Christian commit-
ment, “leadership potential,
scholastic achievement, and
vigorous outlook. The scholar-
ships honor the late Dr. E.B.
Kennedy, for 37 years a foreign
languages professor at Erskine
College and for more than half a
century an A.R. Presbyterian
minister in Abbeville County.
At Kings Mountain High
COMPARISON OF INTEREST COMPOUNDING METHODS
Construction Underway
¥
Thursday. February 3. 1983-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page $B
On Christ The King Church
The members of Christ the
King Chatholic Church in Kings
Mountain extends an invitation
to all past, present and future
parishioners and friends to stop
by and visit their building site at
. 714 Stone Street near the recrea-
tion center. Construction is well
underway for their new worship
“facility. The main sanctuary will
have intitial seating for 150 peo-
ple with room for expansion
without further construction.
The basement area will house
classrooms and a kitchen and
dining/all purpose room.
A building fund drive is under-
Society and
way in the parish. Pledges have
been made by parishioners and
friends and collections are on
schedule. The project financing
is being assisted by funds from
the National Catholic Extension
the Diocese of
Charlotte. The total projected
cost, with interior furnishing and
unfinished basement, is expected
to be in the neighborhood of
$170,000. Carolina Artisans of
Shelby, is in charge of construc-
tion. The architectural work was
done by Crawford Murphy of
Architectural. Design Group of
Shelby.
The parish of Christ the King
was established in 1960. Since
that time,
educational
fellowship activities have been
held in a variety of temporary
“homes”’
American Legion building, -an
old Presbyterian church in" town.
and Trinity Episcopal Church.
Until the building project is com-
pleted, which is scheduled from
some time in May, all Masses
and CCD classes are being held
at Resurrection Lutheran
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ont
Member Fe nce Corpo
‘worship services,
classes and. .-
“including the
you should call and the office is Amount Net Gain
§ un-manned or closed, the recor- Deposited @ Daily Annual With Daily o
ding will answer, just listen to Years $2,000/Year Compounding* Compounding* Compounding a
! ; t , , ,040 § )
peed De bm Alene 30 $60,000 $266,346 $244692 $2153
y } iD 40 $80,000 $632,553 $550,562 $72,991
number. We will retrieve the
*Based on 8% interest rate.
And all your interest is tax-deferred.
You pay no tax on it until you begin
withdrawing funds between 59, 2 and
70% years of age, when you'll probably
be in a lower income tax bracket.
If you start an IRA in your early thir-
ties, a 282 000-a-year investment can
turn into a tidy sum by retirement. And
even if you can't start that early, you'll
messages periodically and your
call will be returned.
The next meeting will be
Mon., Feb. 7, at 6 p.m., Room
No. 113, NF Center. All are in-
vited to attend.
Y our Committee for Disabled
has pamphlets available in the
office on most all disabling and
handicapping: problems and are
free to those desiring them.
Those interested in attending
the disabledhandicap recrea-
tional meeting to be held in the
very near future should call giv- still pile up a sizeable fund.
ey pane. Call or visit any BB&T office and
fellowship. time. and. your et your IRA started soon. After ali,
presence is highly desired. OW can you pass up a plan that gives
Remember the committee is
established for the sole purpose
of assisting you on any problems
concerning disability handicaps
to the best of our ability. It is up:
to you to utilize us!
you big bucks in the September of
your life and a bigger refund check
every April?
BB&I
C.P.C. for Disabled
P.O. Box 21
Kings Mtn., N.C. 28086
Phone: 739-9112