Page 8B-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, March 21, 1985
Calf A Year Needed For Optional Profits
In today’s economy, op-
timal profits for cow-calf
herds means producing one
calf-per-cow every year.
To do this, claims Ted Led-
ford of Kings Mountain Farm
Center in Kings Mount, cat-
tlemen must meet each cow’s
nutritional needs. And, to do
so profitability, it means us-
ing whatever forage is most
readily available.
That forage, however, may
vary significantly in quality
of nutrition that it delivers
based upon weather or
seasonal conditions and how
- it is fed. That’s why local cat-
tlemen rely heavily upon
nutritional supplements, Led-
ford said. But, feeding the
right supplement often re-
quires guesswork.
“The number of nutrients
cows need and those
available -in forage make
choosing a balancing supple-
ment a very complicated
task,” Ledford said. ‘That
includes forage analysis,
complicated pencil-pushing
on formulas and then trying
to find a combination of sup-
plements that come closest to
your needs without expensive
over-supplementing of some
of the nutrients.”
The dealer said the entire
process usually results in a
compromise, at best. ‘No
supplement ever seems to
meet your needs right,” he
said. “This leaves cattlemen
concerned that money might
be wasted or some need of his
cows not met.”
But the local Purina dealer
says he has the answer to
these problems in the original
weatherproof block supple-
ment available in 50-pound
Estimated Tax Penalties Won't
Some people should have
paid estimated tax in 1984 due
to taxable Social Security
benefits. According to Assis-
tant District Director Lee
Monks in Greensboro, ‘‘Since
1984 is the first year for tax-
ing Social Security benefits
and many recipients were
unaware that the taxable por-
tion had to be considered in
making estimated tax
payments, the IRS has decid-
ed not to impose the portion
of any estimated tax penalty
attributable to the taxable
Social Security benefits.”
As a result, any estimated
tax penalty which is assessed
by ‘the IRS Service Center
will be attributable only to
sources of income other than
Social Security. Tier 1
Railroad Retirement benefits
and 500-pound sizes.
“These durable, conve-
nient Sup-R-Block brand sup--
plements have been proven.to
provide the exact balance
that cattle need in virtually
any forage situation,” he ex-
plained. “Because they're
self-limiting based on "the
. quality and amount of forage
available, cows will eat just
the right amount so there is
no overfeeding of expensive
will be treated in the same
manner.
". Monks added, ‘“The waiver
provision is only i in effect for
taxable Social Security and
Tier 1 Railroad Retirement
nutrients.”
And, because these block
supplements are virtually
weatherproof, rain, snow or
intense sunlight won’t rob
cattle of the nutrients that
they need. ‘‘Every ounce that
a cattleman buys is consum-
ed,” the feed supplier noted.
“I’ve seen cows licking the
cardboard so I guess you'd
say cows find this supple-
ment good to the very last
drop.”
Be Imposed
benefits reported in tax year
1984. Penalties will not be
waived for any under-
payments attributable to tax-
able Social Security or Tier I
Railroad Retirement benefits
p DAY OR 200 Ty YTS YT Sa
SELECTED MODELS OR MONEY BACK
Re ‘Months Or 12,000 Miles Warranty On ‘Must Sell 100 Used Cars By End Of March
[FIT EY Come i And Make An Offer
1984 TOYOTA
TERCEL
S/wagon, A/C, priced right.
Was $8975
NOW $7295
1981 CUTLASS
2dr coupe, auto. air
Was $6575
NOW $5485
1981 CHEV.
BERLINETTA
2dr., auto. air, dk. blue.
Was $6980
NOW 55575
1978 BUICK
ELECTRA
4dr, good car.
Was $3975
NOW $3275
1982 CUTLASS
SUPREME
2dr. coupe, power & air
Was $8750
NOW $7395
1980 V.W.
4dr, 4 spd., sharp
Was $3675
NOW $2575
1981 BUICK
SKYLARK:
4 dr., auto., air, gas saver.
Was $4850
NOW $3788
1979 ““SUNBIRD”’
2.dr.. good car
Was $2975
NO) Ra bE
HONDAS 2-1982
ACCORDS
Both one owner.
“MUST SALE”
1979 FAIRMONT
2dr., auto., air, sharp
Was $3975
NOW $2695
1984 OLDS CIERA
4 dr., less than 8,000 miles.
Was $10,350
NOW $8350
1984 CHEV.
CAVALIER
4dr, C.L.int, lowmileage
Was #8650
NOW $6650
1979 T-B
Landau, power & air.
Was $4875
NOW °3450
1984 ACCORD LX
Liftback, won't last long
Was $10,345
NOW 8,975
1984 “‘FIERO”’
S.E., red, A/C.
Was $10,395
NOW $9,305
1981 CAMARO
pL
2dr coupe, power & air
Was $7850
NITRA
1981 CRESSIDA
Loaded, pretty brown.’
Was *9575
NOW $8685
LIER Sa
New paint, CJ-5
Was $4488
NOW $3488
- 1981 CHEVROLET
CAPRICE
4 dr. sedan, 44,000 miles.
. Was $6780
NOW $5675
1984 CELICA S.T.
2dr. liftback, one owner
Was $10,475
NOW *9865
- “WAGON SALE”.
WEHAVE10
USED STATION
WAGONS
. ALL ON ““SALE”
1984 FORD
TEMPO
G.L. Less than 20.000 miles
Was $8345
LO) AGT EE)
1982 FIREBIRD
PONTIAC
S.E., auto., air, sharp.
Was #8990
NOW $7566
1984 COROLLA
4dr. auto. air
Was $9670
WO) ALE
1981 CHRYSLER
4dr., power & air. ©
Was $5950
NOW $4780
1983 TOYOTA
COROLLA
SRS, auto | air
Was $9380
NOX RILLI]
1983 SUPRA
Full luxury, red.
Was $13,450 !
NOW #11,988
GRAND LEMANS NOW
WAS
1977 HONDA
JX elefo] 10]
2dr, good car
Was $4550
NOW $3890
1981 MONTE
CARLO
2dr., H.T. A/C, stereo, black.
Was $7950
NOW %6275
1984 PONTIAC
J6000 LE
4dr , low mileage
Was $9780
NOW 8680
1980 MUSTANG
2dr., auto., sharp.
Was #4850
NOW #3795
1981 ESCORT
S/WAGON
Must be sold this week!
Was $4350
NOW $2995
1982 CAMARO
Z-28
2dr., auto., air.
Was #9350
NOW $7985
1983 HONDA
ACCORD
3dr LX, sharp
Was $8450
NOW $7495
1979 MERCURY
CAPRI
R/S Liftback, auto., air.
Was #4395
NOW $2595
1980 GRANADA
4dr., power & air
Was $4480
NOW $2975
1983 DATSUN
280ZX
It’s loaded & like new!
Was $12,975
1979 DATSUN 810
S/wagon, auto; air.
Was $4375
NOW $3495
1981 DATSUN:
310 model, nice.
Was $3850
NOW 52490
1983
CRESSIDA
4 dr, full luxury
Was $12,350
NOW *10,989
1981 CELICA
GT
Auto., power & air.
Was $7275
NOW 5988
1981 HORIZON
‘4dr auto. arr. «
Was $4475
NOW $3295
1980 COROLLA
2dr., 5 speed, A/C.
Was $4575
NOW $3275
1981 CITATION
4 dr sedan, A/C, must sell!
Was $4650
NOW $3675
1982 CELICA
GT
Liftback, sunroof.
Was $8950
NOW $7844
1981 LYNX
2dr. A/C, must sell
Was $4175
NOW $3395
Carolina Exclusive
1979 ZEPHYR
2dr., auto., A/C.
Was $3875
NOW $2375
1983 YAMAHA
Pretty red
Was $2695
NOW $1395
1084 MUSTANG,
2dr., auto., air.
Was $8350
NOW 6988
1980 CHEV.
SILVERADO
Auto , A/C. tilt, AM/FM stereo
Was $7488
NOW $5688
1984 FORD XL
4x4
Auto., A/C.
Was $10,488
NOW 8,988
1983 FORD
STEP SIDE
Auto , A/C, AM/FM, cassette
Was *8988
NOW $7488
1984 CHEV. SCOTTSDALE
Auto., A/C, AM/FM stereo, only
15,000 miles.
Was $10,988
NOW $9,888
1983 TOYOTA SHORT BED
Blue, Sony AM/FM cassette. stock
no 19258
Was $5988
NOW 4488
1982 CHEV. 5-10 TAHOA
4spd., A/C, tilt, cloth seats, beige
two-tone, only 29, 000 miles.
Was $7988
NOW 56688
Satisfaction Guaranteed Dealer
1982 TOYOTA
White utility truck, A/C,
AM/FM, one owner
Was $4988
NOW $3688
1982 MAZDA
White, Sspd., A/C, AM/FM |
stereo.
Was $4988
NOW $3788
1982 TOYOTA
AM/FM cassette. red
Was #5688
NOW $3988 -
1984 MAZDA SPORT LE |
Clarion, AM/FM cassette,
A/C, 5 spd.
Was $8388
NOW $6788
1980 TOYOTA SRS
Auto . A/C. AM/FM cassette
[ETAT
Was $5688
NOW $4588
1883 TOYOTA SRS
aX
* AM/FM stereo, A/C, 30,000 miles.
MAKE OFFER!
1983 TOYOTA 4X4
3lue. AM/FM stereo cassette, Wes!
ERTIES
Was $8888
NOW $7388
1934 TOYOTA SRS 4X4
Extra Cab, AM/FM stereo, A/C,
mag wheels, only 18,000 miles..
Was $11,988
NOW $10,388
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RR
YI er A
Was $9888
NOW $8488
NOW 511,490
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