PAGE 8, KINGS MOUNTAIN MIRROR. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1972
J. Wilson Crawford
Real Estate Broker & Land Developer
Box 289, Kings Mountain, N.C.
Presents The
Kings Mountain City School
Food Service Menu
Oak Grove
Dept. Had
3 Calls
Elementary
Feb. 21-25
MONDAY
Toasted Cheese Sandwich
Tomato- Vegetable soup
Sal tines
Chocolate Brownies
Butter
Sweet or chocolate milk
TUESDAY
Lasagna
Tossed salad w/ Carrots i
Radishes
Corn on Cob - Butter
Marshmallow Delight
Hot Rolls
Sweet or chocolate milk
WEDNESDAY
Country Fried Steak
Creamed Potatoes - gravy
Carrot Sticks
Buttered green peas
Apple crisp
Hot Rolls - butter
Sweet or chocolate milk
THURSDAY
Sloppy Joes
PlcUes
Baked Beans
French fried Potatoes
Catsup
Peach Pie
Sweet or chocolate milk
FRIDAY
Fish
Shredded Slaw w/pickles
Lemon Ice Box Pie
Corn Bread or rolls
Sweet or chocolate milk
FRIDAY
Fish
Shredded Slaw w/Pickles
Baked Potato - sour cream
Lemon Ice Box Pie
Corn bread or rolls
Sweet or chocolate milk
Self Service
Tartar Sauce
Catsup
Sour Cream
Pickles
High School
MONDAY
Hamburgers
Hot Bun
French Fried Potatoes
Lettuce-Tomato salad
Gingerbread
Sweet or chocolate milk
(2)
Hot Dog w/Chill
French Fried Potatoes
Cole Slaw w/Pickles
Ginger Bread
Sweet or chocolate milk
A La Carte
Chili 5?
MONDAY
Country Fried Steak
Creamed Potatoes - gravy
Buttered green Peas
Apple Crisp
Hot Rolls - butter
Sweet or chocolate milk
Self Service
carrot sticks
Pickles
TUESDAY
Toasted Cheese sandwich
Tomato - vegetable soup
Sal tines
Chocolate Brownies
Fruit Cup
Sweet or chocolate milk
Self Service
Raisins
Celery sticks
WEDNESDAY
Lasagna
Tossed Salad w/ Carrots,
Radishes, & Red Cabbage
Corn on Cob - Butter
Hot Rolls
Sweet or chocolate milk
Sell Service
Garlic Dressing
1000 Island Dressing
Pickles
THURSDAY
Sloppy Joe’s
Baked Beans
French Fried Potatoes
Peach Pie
Sweet or chocolate milk
Self Service
Catsup
Pickles
Carrot sticks
Baked Beans
Strawberry Short Cake 10?
Apple Pie 10?
Pineapple Pudding 10?
Self Service
Mustard
Catsup
Pickles
Mayonnaise
TUESDAY
Liver w/Onlons
Creamed Potatoes - Gravy
Green Beans
Blush Pink Pear Halves
Rolls - butter
Sweet or chocolate milk
(2)
Hamburger Steak
Creamed Potatoes - Gravy
Green Beans
Blush Pink Pear Halves
Rolls - Butter
Sweet or chocolate milk
A La Carte
Spring Salad w/ spring
onions, tomato & cucumbers
10?
Macaroni & Cheese 10?
Applesauce Cake w/ Cream
10?
Strawberry Freeze 10?
Banana Pudding 10?
Self Service
Mayonnaise
Pickles
Carrot Sticks
WEDNESDAY
Hot Roast Beef on Bun
Buttered Corn w/Plmento
Tomato & Lettuce Salad
Applesauce
Sweet or chocolate milk
(2)
Tuna Salad Sandwich
Sliced Tomato &Lettuce
Buttered Corn w/Pimento
Applesauce
Sweet or chocolate milk
A LA CARTE
Grapes 10?
Banana Cake w/Cream 1
Devils Food Cake 10?
February Garden Work
Includes Making Plans
By M. E. GARDNER
N. C. State University
If you have not accom
plished your February plan
ning chores, some sugges
tions may be helpful.
Get your seed orders In.
You most likely have in mind
many flowers, fruits and
vegetables that have done
well for you or that you might
have observed in the gardens
of friends. Stick pretty
closely to those varieties
which have proven them
selves but do not hesitate
to try a few new ones.
tern without crowding.
Separate top and subsoil and
place the top soil around the
roots. After the roots are
well covered, pack with your
feet to within about four
inches of the top of the hole.
Finish filling with loose soil.
Set the plants as deep as
they stood in the nursery
row. You can easily identify
this soil line at the base of
the plant.
Don’t overlook the dwarf
type fruit plants. They are
well suited for areas where
space is a problem.
If you are landscaping a
new home, or “sprucing-
up” a bit around the
established home, check
with your local nurseryman
or county agent. They will
have suggestions about plant
materials suitable for all
locations in your landscape
plan.
If you have apple, peach
and plum trees, prune them
and spray with winter
(dormant) strength lime
sulphur. The same treat
ment will also be fine for
your bunch grape vines and
raspberries.
If you have a greenhouse,
you can expect improvement
in growth from now on as
the days are getting longer.
Over-watering is a common
error. There is no rule-of-
thumb. One must use good
Judgment. Plants need more
water on a bright day than
on a cloudy one. Regulation
of the night temperature is
important during cold
nights. This is especially
true if you have tomato
plants.
Have your soil tested,
if a need for phosphorous,
potash and lime is indicated,
it is the better plan to work
these materials into the first
six or eight inches of soil
before planting. If applied
to the soil surface, these
materl.als do not move to
the root area as does
nitrogen. Band placement,
to the side and below the
seed, is all right for shallow
rooted crops but will not
provide the nutrient balance
for those plants which have
deeper root systems.
Now is a good time to
plant apples, peaches,
plums, cherries, pears and
grapes. When planting, dig
a hole large enough to
accommodate the root sys-
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and giil.-i. mat not lx- a
pleasure trip Inil it will look
like one alter ,\ou Iniek the
world lor a living.
Chocolate Pudding w/ Cream
10?
Vanilla Frozen Pudding w/
Strawberries 10?
Self Service
Catsup
Mayonnaise
Carrot Sticks
In the past two weeks, the
Oak Grove Vol. Fire Dept,
has had three fire calls, which
was one pump house on Mary
Grove Rd., one trailer at
Bolins Trailer Park, and one
grass fire.
The Dept, met Saturday
morning at 9:30 a.m. atSpec-
trum Inc. to observe the op
eration, and to discuss (ire
problems that may arise in
the future.
The Fire Dept, would like
to extend a note of thanks to
the many guests that came to
their Steak Supper this past
Saturday night, Feb. 12th.
TWO BEDROOM HOME FOR
sale. Floor furnace heat. New
Roof. Full basement partly
finished. Plumbed for bath
room & shower. Bathroom
upstairs. Good condition.
Frame dwelling for appoint
ment, phone 739-5197, 4 D.
Development Co.
THE OAK GROVE VO. FIRE
Dept, is in need of a piano
that can be used at the Dept,
during the Gospel Sings that
they will be having in the fut
ure. Anyone having a piano
that they want to dispose of,
call 739-3742 from 7;00 a.m.
to 10:00 p.m.
LARGE BUILDING LOTS FOR
sale. 4.3 miles from city.
Wooded. Hard surface Road
front. Stone Road. Lots Avail
able - for information Phone
739-5197, 4 D. Development
Co.
7 ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE
in Llnwood Section. Complete
carpeted, large family room,
call 739-2943 after 6 p.m.
SMALL 1970 GE CONSOLE
Stereo (or Sale Phone 739-
5248.
THURSDAY
Sliced Turkey
Turkey Dressing
Conjealed Fruit Salad
Sweet Potato ScoufOe
Rolls - butter
Sweet or chocolate milk
(2)
Sliced Ham
Conjealed Fruit Salad
Green Beans
Sweet Potato Scouffle
Rolls - Butter
Sweet or chocolate milk
A LA CARTE
Extra Dressing 5?
Pineapple Cream Pie 10?
Cherry Pie 10?
Devil^ Egg on Lettuce 10?
Tomato & Lettuce Salad 10?
Self Service
Mayonnaise
Cranberry Sauce
Celery Sticks
V.F.W.
Supper
Is Mon.
New Fabric Label Will
Provide Care Details
The Kings Mountain V.F.W.
Auxiliary and Post meeUng
is Monday Night, February
21st at 7 p.m. Supper will
be served at the post home.
TRY MIRROR
WANT ADS!
PHONE
739-3851
FRIDAY
Fish
Shredded Red & White Slaw
Browned Buttered Potatoes
Apricot - peach cup
Corn bread - butter
Sweet or chocolate milk
(2)
Sloppy’s Joe’s
Shredded Red & White Slaw
Browned Buttered Potatoes
Apricot - Peach Cup
Hot Buttered Bun
Sweet or chocolate milk
A LA CARTE
Muffins 2 for 5?
Fried Okra 5?
Crowder Peas 5?
Strawberry Pie 10?
Coconut Pudding 10?
Self Service
Tartar Sauce
Catsup
Pickles
The Male
In recent years the death
rate for American men and
women has fallen steadily.
That is, death came at a
later age. The sad news now,
for men, is that statistics in
the late sixties shows males
dying earlier.
RALEIGH — It’s tragic
when you make a garment
and don’t know how to take
care of it. Especially if
you wash it and it falls
apart or you dryclean it and
it melts.
Maybe you’ve wished for
a handy sew-ln label that
will remind you if a fabric
is washable or not.
Even if you haven’t, such
a label is coming next
summer, according to
Dorothy Barrier, extension
clothing specialist. North
Carolina State University.
The Federal Trade
Commission (FTC) has
ruled that as of July, 1972,
all fabrics sold over the
counter must have care
labels “which consumers
can affix permanently to the
finished product.’’
This free label can solve
the care problem of the
woman who neglects to learn
about a fabric before she
buys it—or who reads the
Death rates for women con
tinue to improve. The Nation
al Clenter for Health Statis
tics reports the toll among
men has become so heavy
that today there are only 95
men to every 100 women—the
low point in a trend which
began in 1910.
At that time there were
about 106 men for every 100
women!
Piedmont
Washerette
5c
324 Railroad Ave.
Good For 5c On Wash Or Dry
Thurs. Or Fri. Feb. 17,18
5<^
One To A Customer
FALL AND WINTER
T>resses 4: Sportswear
WERE
$7.95 to $12.95
NOW
$3.00
WERE
$14.95 to $25.00
NOW
$5.00
WERE
$26.00 to $39.50
NOW
$7.00
Group Of Ladies Sweaters
Values To $16.00
NOW
$3.00
Group Of Mens Sports
Coats & Slacks
NOW
1/2 Price
DEPARTMENT STORE
KINGS MOUNTAIN. N.C.
Police Dept. Makes
1971 Report
The Kings Mountain Police
Department during 1971 Iss
ued a total of 1,073 citations
on various charges, served
400 warrants, answered a
total of 316 complaints, clear
ing 101.
The department traveled a
total of 141,275 miles, es
corted approximately 96 fun
erals, and answered 10,060
calls. They investigates 263
accidents and 59 hospital re
ports and investigations.
Writers will do well to
avoid the intoxication of
adjectives.
The best way to get a
day’s work done is to work
a day.
fabric bolt Information but
promptly forgets it when she
gets home. Miss Barrier
says.
But to make the new
ruling effective, you will
have to sew the label in the
finished garment yourself.
Fabric manufacturers
and retailers are concerned
about this ruling, as it means
more expense and problems
for them. They say there
is no set way for the labels
to be distributed to con
sumers. Appeals to the
ruling are in the works.
One suggested solution
to care problems may be to
require a standardized na
tional code stamped on the
selvage of all U, S. produced
fabrics.
Or, if you’d like labels
for the clothing you already
have made, you will soon be
able to buy a set of 15 care
instructions at many fabric
shops.
USED CARS
n FORD GALAXIE 500
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FACTORY miR power drakes ano steering,
raa o Aosoioteiy like new Only a.000 miles
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71 PINT02 Door
; OIX) f( I'ncjini'. fiutoniiitic tr,ins ACC
HfOtifJ r,»(1iO LOCrtI Ont' own* r W«'d -
tji.)i K Vinyl interior
7| GALAXIE 500 4-DR
• 'll,)’' VH ••ncjinr F ACTOWY AIR CruiSe
nm.it, power si*’erinq• And brakes, tinted
HM’,', .vti tew.tit f-res wtieel covers Light
■ M Si ticxji exet utiVM car
70 MARK III 2-Door
Burgundy with Dlack vinyl lop AM FM radio.
6 way power seats, automatic temperature
control, power steering. Drakes, and windows
Local one owner Carefully serviced A
tx'autiful car
7D FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE
^ 10 Passenger V8 engme, automatic Irans
Power steering, power disc brakes.
FACTORY AIR tilt steering wheel, power
.•T•■ctr'C w ndows AM FM Stereo radio
//hiifiwaii tires wheel covers, luggage rack
70 NOVA 2 DOOR
A . ylinder Torque title transmission,
r.icJio I oc<ii on(> owner Low mileage
Ri’Al (lean economy car
69 MERCURY MONTEGO MX
4 D(X3r, 302 V8. automatic, power sleenng,
rad'O. heater, whitewalls. One of the cleanest,
nicest, best driving cars anywhere
.$1695
69 TORINO GT
FORMAu ROOF V0 engine, cruise o matic,
power steering, radio, whitewall tires,
wheel covers Red with black vinyl top
.$1695
6? LTD2 DR. HARDTOP
....
Automatic, power steering, radio, vmyi roof,
whit(*waii fires, wheel covers, Green wth
t)laf K vinyl roof
69 MUSTANG 2-DOOR
Hardtop 6 cylinder, 3 speed straight drive
Medium blue with black vmyl roof
69 BUICK ELECTRA225
Limited 4 Door Hardtop Medium gold with
Dlack vinyl roof Power seats, windows, steering,
brakes, tilt steering wheel, AM FM radio New
set of radial tires. Local one owner Extra
clean and nice
63 PONTIAC EXECUTIVE
V8 automatic transmission. FACTORY
_AIR power steering and brakes, radio,
whitewall tires
63-THUNDER BIRD LANDAU
4 Door Burgundy with black vinyl fop
Power brakes and steering, power windows,
FACTORY AIR Runs and drives real good
$2295
63 DODGE POLARA WAGON . .
6 Px9s%pnqer Automatic, power brakes, power
steering FACTORY AIR. radio, heater,
whitewall tires Local one owner A nice wagon
67 CADILLAC CALAIS4-DR •
Hardtop Midnight blue with blue nylon
upholstery All power equipment, FM radio,
climate control air conditioning New
set of tires E*lra, extra sharp
57 MERCURY PARKLANE $1295
4 D(X)r Hardtop. V8. automatic trans
FACTORY AIR. power steering and brakes
Tilt steering wheel, whitewall tires, wheel
covers A real clean car
Convertibles
TCTFORD XL CONVERTIBLE $2595
i^iseo.Matic power steering, power fop, V8
engine, whitewall tires, wheel covers Black with
while top and red vinyl interior
67 COMET CALIENTECONV.
V8 engine, automatic trans Radio, white
walls Local one owner Canary yellow with
black lop and black vmyl interior
Trucks
70 FORD F-lOO PICKUP ....
— V8 engine, standard transmission, radio,
I tires Local one owner
69 CHATEAU CLUB WAGON
8 Passenger V8 automatic, FACTORY AIR,
Radio Low mileage Local orre owner
69 VOLKSWAGEN .
TRANSPORTER 7 Passenger Green
With white top Radio, nicesetof fires Extra
clean Low mileage
67 FORDC-750 $2595
Cab and Chassis T.ii cab. 17V' wheelbase, .161
ht'avy duly engine. 2 Speed rear axle. 5 speed'
transmission, 9 (» x 20 tires. Real clean
53 FORD F-600 $ 475
^ laf t)ed V0 «*ngine. 2 speed rear axle
Good solid truck
Morris Ramsaur, Wade Tyner, K. E.
"Red" Morrison, Roger McDaniel
WADE
FORD
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