1.
Promoted At Fiber ^ MIL E
Robert L, Childers has been
promoted to Production Assis
tant at the Shelby Plant of Fi
ber Industries, be. Bob Join
ed Fiber In 196], was promo
ted to Foreman in 1963 and the
following year he was promo
ted to Shift Supervisor.
Bobby L. Green has been
promoted to Shift Supervisor
at the Shelby Plant of Fiber
Industries, Inc. Bobby join
ed Fiber in 1961 following
two years of service with the
U3. Army in the Military
Police. He was promoted
from Operator to Foreman
two years after coming with
Fiber.
Bobby and his wife, Nancy,
have two children, Christo
pher and Lisa, ana live in
Shelby on Ashley Street. Bo
bby enjoys camping and is
active in youth work at East-
side Baptist Church.
Bob is a graduate of Gaff
ney High School and has ser
ved in the U3. Navy as a sub
mariner. He is a native of
Gaffney, South Carolina,
where he lives on Clary St
reet with his wife, Margaret
and daughter, Lynn.
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ROBERT L. CHILDERS
BOBBY L. GREEN
GOLDEN GLEAMS
The man who lacks patience
also lacks philosophy.
-Sadi.
Ail men commend patience,
although few be willing
I to practice it.
' -Thomas A. Kempis.
A man must learn to endure
that patiently which he
cannot avoid convenient
ly-
- John Rorio.
by PETER G. HAMMOND
Executive Director. National
Coordinating Council on Drug Education
Imlu.stry’s eoniein about
ili'iig aliuse is justified. An
entire range of practices, in-
eluding pos.se.ssion and u.se of
drugs, trafficking, larceny of
plant materials, thefts of
trade secrets, chronic abseii-
teei.sm, increased workman's
eompensatioii claims and
product liability litigation, is
inc reasingly part of the drug
prolilem. ('oiisec|Ucntly, con
frontations will occur be
tween employei's and user
and nonuser employees, each
citing ecmtraetual rights and
I obligations while invoking
eon.stitutional guarantc'cs, la
bor and civil rights legisla
tion and c'unipany rules.
Violations of those laws,
rules and regulations should
be handled first within exist
ing liodic's of law. At the
same time, industry should
be part of a long-range goid
to modify these laws on the
basis of new medical, social
and economic facts about
drugs.
The ini|>c>sition of the.se
laws as well as di.sciplinary
and security measures, in
many eases, results in pro
longed and costly legal con-
tc.sts. .Solutions, therefore,
must lie based on the knowl
edge of aiiplic-able statutes
and their aiiplication within
the context of the broader
medicid and scaial issues of
drug ahu.se.
The.se issues will he dis
cussed at a aeries of Drug
Abu.se ill Industry Sympo
siums sponsorc'd by the Na
tional Coordinating Council
on Drug Education and the
National Association of
Manufacturers. The Sympo
siums will be held October
; 11-12 in Detroit; and Novem-
' her 1-2 in Atlanta.
Revival Set Week Of 19thr
Smart Pupil
Teacher-If there are seven
flies on your desk and you kill
on^, how many will remain’
Pupil-One-the dead one.
N(‘ver 'I'hought uf Ilial
Little Peggy: "Mother was
that policeman ever a little
baby’**
Mother: "Yes. dear."
Peggy: "That's funny. I
don't believe I ever saw a
baby policeman."
A revival will be held at
Piedmont Baptist Church in
Kings Mountain, -September
19-25.
Evangelist Steve Rogers
For recreation. President John
Quincy Adams used to swim for
mile* in the Potomac River!
will conduct the 7 p.m. ser
vices each evening.
Winner Of
Drawing
Doris Byers of Route I,
Kings Mountain was the win
ner of a Hotpoint range com
bination given away at a re
cent drawing by Sterchis of
Kings Mountain, Her new
range will be delivered to her
home soon.
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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN MIRROR, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, 1971 PAGE 13
Police Report 21 Arrests
The Kings Mountain Police Department
reports 21 arrests during the past five
days, and a total of 136 during the month
of August.
A 7:45 pjn. wreck Friday atWalkerand
Cansler streets did a total of $600 damage
to the two cars involved.
Damages to the car driven by Larry
Stewart Baker of Shelby were reported
at $350, and an estimated $250 damage to
the car driven by Roy Lee Smith of Fort
Bragg. No charges were filed in the
accident.
Another two car collision Wednesday
at E. King and Piedmont at 1:20 p.m.,
involved cars driven by Kristen Weaver
of Concord and Amos Summey of Shelby.
Damage to the Weaver auto was esti
mated at $700, while the Summey auto
suffered $200 damage.
At the same intersection, another
accident occurred at 4:10 p.m., involv
ing Gwaine Martin of Ocean Side, Cali
fornia, and Herschal Baumann of Faye
tteville, Damages were set at $350.
Then at 4:30 p.m., Edward Adkins of
Charlotte was involv^ in a colision with
Victoria Williams at King and Watterson
streets. Damage to both cars - $260.
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