VIDEO SHOW PLANNED
n
-Jones Intercable will feature local officials and citizens on "Say Yes To
Bonds", a special presentation urging viewer participation in a forum on the upcoming bond referendum on
Friday, Feb. 3 and Monday, Feb. 6. From left to right are Rob Bridges, Ron Crayton, Jonas Bridges, Sil
Pryor, Mayor Kyle Smith and City Manager George Wood.
Bond Special Slated On Jones Intercable
"Say Yes To Bonds" , a video on
Jones Intercable Friday, Feb. 3 at
9:30 a.m. and Monday, Feb. 6 at
7:30 p.m., is being presented as a
public service to offer Kings
Mountain citizens information on
the Feb. 7 $9.2 million bond refer-
endum.
The Bond Committee chaired by
Councilman Harold Phillips went
before the television cameras last
week and Jonas Bridges, Radio
Station WKMT manager, served as
moderator for a panel discussion
featuring Kings Mountain Mayor
Kyle Smith, City Manager George
Wood, Councilman Al Moretz, Mrs.
Elizabeth Lynch, and businessmen
Joe Smith and Grady Howard.
Rob Bridges, executive of Jones
Grover Board Meeting Set
Grover Town Board has called a
special meeting for Thursday night
at 7 p.m. in Town Hall. y
Clerk Janet Patterson said coun-
cilmen have received a request to
place a modular home in the city
limits which calls for a review of the
ordinances.
Intercable, said the public is encour-
aged to watch and participate in the
30-minute program on Cable
Channel 3 and are invited to call in
with questions to the group who will
answer them during the program.
"Residents need to realize that the
updating of utility systems must be
done and by passing the bond refer-
endum a saving of $3-$4 million in
interest can be realized. With or
without the bond passage, the im-
provements must be done," he said.
"If we don't say yes at the polls on
Feb. 7 the cost will be much more,"
he said.
Lecture
Scheduled
At Library
By ROSE TURNER
Special events scheduled at the
Josephine E. Weir Auditorium at the
Mauney Memorial Library include
an exhibit by the North Carolina
Print and Art Society, a lecture on
the exhibit by Mrs. A.B. Snow, and
visiting North Carolina author,
Candace Flynt, as well as the regu-
lar pre-school story hour on
Thursday mornings.
The exhibit by the North Carolina
Print and Art Society is currently on
display, and may be viewed during
the hours the library is open. The
show includes examples of relief
printing, intaglio, lithography and
serigraphy.
On Sunday, January 29, at 2 p.m.,
Mrs. Snow will give a lecture on the
exhibit and discuss the four basic di-
visions of print making. Mrs. Snow
says this is an outstanding show,
with a variety of styles, and she is
excited about having it in Kings
Mountain.
On Tuesday, January 31, at 3
p.m., Candace Flynt will speak
about her work and about what it
means to be a writer. Following the
program, she will hold an auto-
graphing session. Her most recent
novel, Mother Love, is about an al-
coholic mother and her three daugh-
ters. Her earlier works include Sins
Of Omission and Chasing Dad. Her
books may be borrowed or pur-
chased at the library in advance.
Pre-school story hour is a regular-
ly scheduled event for Thursday
mornings. For the next few weeks
the children will be talking about
bears, reading bear stories, and do-
ing beary things. The class is still
open and there is room for addition-
al children to register.
EXHIBIT-Forrest Connor, left, and Sidney Bridges found this
print, "The Arsonist" interesting during their visit to Mauney
Memorial Library last week. A group of works by N. C. Print &
Drawing Society is on display to the public through Jan. 31.
NORTH CAROLINA PRINTS ON DISPLAY - Jason Leigh, left,
and Hart Wells view "Pigs," one of 30 prints of the N.C. Print &
Drawing Society on display at Mauney Memorial Library. The prints
can be seen during library hours through Jan. 31. On Sunday, Jan. 29,
at 2:30 p.m. Mrs. A.B. Snow, local artist, will lecture on the exhibition
in a program open to the public.