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KMRC Faces Eviction
(Benina on page lA)
high Inflation rata and coat of living
haa prohibited cltliana from
rebuilding bualneaaea In the
downtown area.
>iayor Moaa pralaed the com
mittee for "courage In the early
atagaa of redevelopment.”
McOlnnla alao aald he waa
“dlaappolnted by the anaggle-tooth
look In the bualneaa dlatrlct” and
Mayor Moaa aald he felt the new
UDAO program will fill the void and
will make caah available to re-
bulldera In the bualneaa dlatrlct In
the 80’a. He alao projected that a new
program of private houalng will give
a booat to the economy and provide
much-needed houalng and local
meana of financing It to area
dtlaena.
Leroy Blanton pralaed the Oanaler
St. urban renewal project and said
that he knew of no one In hla area
who "now Uvea In aub-standard
houalng." "Thla la a compUment to
ua," he said.
In other actions, the board:
-(-accepted the resignation of Mrs.
Mlkle W. Baity, Administrative
Assistant, effecUve Aug. 81, who has
Joined the staff bf Barry Jenkins,
CPA, but who wUl continue In a part-
time capacity with the KMRC untU
the city and HUD complete total
financial settlement with the KMRC.
Mrs. Baity haa been a staffer with
the KMRC for 11 years.
-(-approved, upon motion of Leroly
Blanton, the repair of all "unsightly,
raw walls" at existing structures In
the downtown area 'and to Identify
aU existing raw walla with the CD
depsLTtment when the Redevelop
ment office Is closed.
-(-approved, upon motion of Leroy
exchange of acquisition parcel
severance 18-34 for disposal parcel
No. 66 N.C. R-96 baaed on appraisals
deemed to be equivalent In value by
reason of cost of acquiring
acquisition. Parcel 18-34 was
deemed to be in excess of difference
In apiA-alsal value In disposal parcel
No. 66.
Comm. Mauney told the board "1
am not against swapping Benjamin
Brown 9,000 square feet of property
for 8,000 square feet but because of
discrepancy of footage would like
the action clarified, although both
parties are In favor of the exchange.
Paul McOlnnls made the motion,
seconded by John Plonk, that the
resolution stipulate the value of
properties.
-(-Replying to question of Leroy
Blanton, Director White said an
October meeting of the board wlU
probably be held In the new City Hall
and may be final meeting of the
board In official capacity.
Bethware'Fair Opens Wednesday
'Diere's something about a fair
and that something Is expected to
draw crowds to the annual Bethware
Community Fair which opens
Wednesday at 6 p.m. on the grounds
of Bethware School.
Thursday, Sep^ will be
Children’s Day at the Fair with
reduced prices In rides along the
midway from 1 until 6 p.m. Johnson
Amusement Rides have promised a
variety of rides, and concessions will
be manned by civic groups. In
cluding the sponsoring Bethware
Progressive Club.
Exhibitors are reminded by Mrs.
Betty White, chairman, to register
all handcrafts, macrame,
agricultural, homemade or home
grown products Wednesday from 8
a.m. until 8 p.m. Judging of the
exhibits, where hundreds of dollars
In cash prises will be given, will take
place on Thursday.
Stokes Wright and John Grant, In
charge of farm machinery exhibits
at the 83nd annual fair, said that
antique cars will feature a large
exhibit at this year’s event.
Mrs. White estimates that a
record number of exhibitors, even
more than the 1,487 who turned out
at last year’s Fair, will return to the
fairgrounds this year.
Prises, which are larger than laist
year, will be awarded after 8 p.m.
Fii., Sept. 14, said Mrs. White. ’There
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ARP Homecoming Sunday
la no entry fee to exhibitors and no
admission Is charged to the
fairgrounds.
Civic clubs Interested In manning
a booth at the Fair are asked to
contact Willard Boyles, 789-4023.
OaU Stokes Wright, 789-2804, or John
Grant, 786-6868,’' for Information on
farm machinery exhibits.
Ann Grant, 1970 Fair Queen, will
cut the ribbon to officially open the
Bethware Fair.
Nightly prize drawings for prizes
will be featured.
‘"nils is a communltyfalr and we
urge more participation fromt he
entire community,.’ said Mrs.
White.
Homecoming Day Is
Sunday at Boyce Memorial
Associate Reformed
Presbyterian Church.
A Rally Day program at
9:46 a.m. will open the
day’s activities which will
be followed with morning
worship at 10:46 a.m.,
members should note the
change In hour of the
TOA8U
Billy G. Hughes has
returned to Appalachian
State University at Boone,
where he Is a student.
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Kings Mountain, N.C.
SEE:
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..BARNS AWARD —Bobble McKee, employe at
Spectrum Fibers, Inc. In the accounting department. Is
shown here receiving her five-year service award
during the month of August. Presenting the sward Is
Jim Blackwell, chief accountant and manager of the
accounting offlee. Not pictured, but also presented an
award was Edna Wright of the winding department.
morning service, lunch at
12:45 and a psalm sing In
the afternoon beginning at
1:46 p.m.
Rev. W.L. Pressley of
Mooresboro, a former
pastor, will fill the pulpit at
the 10:46 service and he
and Mrs. Pressley will be
guests of the congregation
during the day.
Rev. Calvin Smith will
lead the Psalm Sing.
"Come and bring a well-
fiUed picnic basket and
enjoy the day of worship
and fellowship", said a
church spokesman.
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