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GROCERIES
Litter Laws To Be Enforced
The city of Kings Mountain
plans to immediately begin en-
forcing its littering codes.
Section 10-6 of the city codes
of ordinances states:
{ “It shall be unlawful for any
- person to throw, drop, cast or
. deposit upon any street, alley,
. sidewalk or any yard or
© premises, public or private, any
place upon its premises in a con-
spicuous place or places in close
proximity to the receptacle or
receptacles above referred to, a
sign or signs which shall, in
essence, convey to its customers
a request that they use such
receptacles for the disposal of
waste material.”
Section 10-8 of the codes
states:
“It shall be unlawful for any
customer going upon the
premises of another to in any
manner dispose of wastepaper,
wrapping paper, paper napkins,
cartons, package containers, and
other used or waste materials ex-
cept in receptacles provided for
such purposes.”
North School
PTA Sets
Meeting
North School will have their .
first P.T.A. meeting of the
1983-84 school year on Thurs-
day, September 15, at 7:00 p.m.
This will be an Open House and
will give parents a chance to
meet their children’s teachers.
Refreshments will be served.
All parents are encouraged to at-
tend.
Officers for the 1983-1984
school year are: President, Annie
Thombs; Vice-President,
Marlene Reynolds; Secretary,
Linda Paul; and Treasurer,
Elizabeth McAbee.
Open
House
There will be an open house at
Central School on September 13
at 7:00 p.m.
The general meeting will be in
the auditorium and afterwards
parents will have the opportuni-
ty to visit “with teachers.
PHYLLIS JOANNE ROARK
(Bride-elect of Clyde Douglas Crawford)
ENGAGED - Joanne Montgomery Roark of Grover announces
the engagement of her daughter, Phyllis Joanne (Joey) Roark,
to Clyde Douglas Crawford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Crawford of Kings Mountain. Joey is a 1982 graduate of
Blacksburg High School and is now attending Cleveland
Technical College. She is employed by the Bantam Chef in
Blacksburg. Doug is a 1981 graduate of Kings Mountain High
School and is attending Cleveland Technical College. He is
employed by Great Dominion of Kings Mountain. A December
4 wedding is planned at First Baptist Church in Grover.
filth of any kind, or cans, paper,
trash, paper containers, rubbish,
bottles or any other form of litter
or waste matter.”
Section 10-7 of the codes
states:
(A) Generally. The owner or
occupant of any store or other
place of business situated within
the city shall exercise reasonable
dilgence at all times to keep his
premises clean of wastepaper,
wrapping paper, paper napkins,
cartons, package containers, and
other used or waste materials
thrown or left on said premises
by its customers, and to take
reasonable measures to prevent
same drifting or blowing to ad-
joining premises.”
(B) Receptacles. Receptacles
of sufficient size and number
shall be placed on the premises
accessible to the customers of
such business where the above
referred to articles of waste may
be disposed of.
(©) Signs. Each and every
\ business establishment shall
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First Citizens
Honors Employees
Three First Citizens Bank
Employees in Kings Mountain
have been recognized for their
service to the bank and its
customers.
Vickie T. Smith received a
15-year pin.
JoAnn Hall received a pin
designating 10 years of service.
Larry C. Beasley received a
five-year pin.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of John E. Droz
wishes to extend a heartfelt
thank you to all those who
helped during and after the loss
of our loved one. The nursing
staff at the K.M. Convalescent
Center, Rev. and Mrs. Green,
ladies from Piedmont Baptist
Church and our neighborhood
who brought food, the ones who
sent flowers, and a special
thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Bennett
Masters.
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THE FAMILY OF . Sale Reg. Sale Reg. Sale
JOHN E. DROZ A. Nursery Rhyme® boys’ shirt/slacks set. C. Nursery Rhyme Sleep N' Play stretch E. Nylon quilted diaper bag with removable
Sizes 12-24 mos., 2,3,4 yrs. Poly/cotton. 11.00 7.99 solid terry cloth coveralls for boys or changer pad. Use as back pack/shoulder bag. 14.00 9.99
Nursery Rhyme girls’ shirt and slacks set. girls. Newborn size has hat. Gift boxed. F. Maxi Taxi stroller folds with one hand.
Sizes 2,3,4 yrs., 12-24 mos. Poly/cotton. 11.00 7.99 Appliqués or embroidery. Newborn or SM,L. 7.50 5.99 Canopy opens automatically. Lock brakes. 68.00 52.99
B. Nursery Rhyme two piece grow sleeper in D. Give Nursery Rhyme cotton receiving 5.00 G. Safe-N-Snug car seat with swing down
poly/cotton. Solid bottoms with print tops. blankets for a baby shower gift. Two in a to shield/harness. Push button release buckle.
package. Stripes on white or solid color. 5.25:4.3.79 Infants face rear; toddlers face front. 60.00 45.99
Non-skid vinyl soles. Sizes 6 mos.-4 yrs. 8.00 6.39
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McDOWELL
PIANO
TUNER
ND REPAIR
501 Mitchell Street
Phone 739-6872
- Kings Mountain,
N.C. 28086