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Moretz said, In addition to
supplying water to Eaton, the
city also supplies other out-of-
town Industries, Including all at
the Kings Mountain Industrial
Park, which Is In Gaston County,
and several residents on West
Gold Street Extension.
Moretz and Moss pointed out
that there are three procedures
Involved In securing and using
HUD money. Including (1),
making the application, (2),
yearly perforniance reports,
and (3) yearly monitoring by
HUD.
"People from HUD come In
and go through our files and visit
with ; the various Im
provements,” Moretz said. "At
no time have I seen a request
that money received from the
sale of water be returned to the
CDBG program.”
As for the York Road sewer
project, the audit claims the city
applied for a grant to provide
sewage for 269 residents. In
cluding 169 of low and moderate
income, but that the sewer line
only serves Union Underwear.
Moretz says the Itoe is serving
at least 269 residents and
probably more than 169 of them
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News Briefs
LIONS MEETING
Lion Ray Thomas, District
White Cane Chairman, will
present the program at Tuesday
(tonight’s) meeting of the Kings
Mountain Lions Club at 7 p.m. at
the KM Motor Inn. Rev. (3eorge
Sherrill has arranged the
program.
EMPLOYMENT SURVEY
Local representatives, Mrs.
Vera Morrison and Mrs. Ethel
Rockett, of the Bureau of the
Census will conduct a survey of
employment in this area during
the work week of Nov. 19-23,
Joseph R. Norwood, Director of
the Bureau’s Regional Office In
Charlotte, announced today.
BREAKFAST
iwm-City Week this year
ba^^ns on Friday and ends on
’Hj^ksglvlng Day. To start the
w^i. Cleveland County farmers
a^]|] frosting a breakfast for
'^'^eland County businessmen,
! a short program in the
Btorium of the County Office
tding on ’Tuesday morning,
ii. 20, at 7:30. The breakfast
a program will be completed
*j'8:30. Farmers will Invite
61 businessmen as guests.
GOSPEL SING
Teddy Huffman and the
IS, the nation’s top gospel
Sup, will be appearing In
|son Frl., Nov. 16th, at 7 p.m.
Tour Square Gospel Church
Elizabeth Avenue In
i^mont. Tommy Goodson, a
bkesman for the group, said
community Is invited to
end.
gev. Guy Walker will be
lingellst for revival services
18-21 at Second Baptist
Lirch. A special Revival Choir
^hurch members will present
‘eclc^ music each evening.
JUBILEE REVIVAL
f'lfth annual Jubilee Revival
I be held Nov. 28-27 at 7 p.m.
f:h evening at Winkler’s Grove
ilptlst Church on Airport
rmlnal Rd. In Hickory,
atyired groups will be Hopper
others and Connie, of
kdlson; Winkler’s Grover
Bartet of Hickory and Rev.
ml Hoskins of Kingsport, Tenn.
pv. Kenneth Faulkenbury Is
■tor of the church.
SATURDAY DANCE
are low or moderate Income
families.
The sewer line, Moretz
claims, serves Pine Manor
Apartments, and most of the
residential areas between 1-85
and the Highway 74-York Road
Intersection.
In the case of both the water
tanks and sewer project, Moretz
said, studies are made to use as
guidelines for applications. By
the time the projects are
completed, figures may change.
"A study is not a definite
committment," he said. "When
you get into a project you may
have to modify it. But you still
accomplish the same goal. A
study never resdly stops. It may
take tliree to five years to
complete It.
"It’s difficult for someone to
come in and comprehend all
the facets," he continued. “’To
do that In three or four months is
a very major task. You don’t do
a study overnight. You have to
get out and see how it works.
As for the questions about the
Kings Mountain Development
Office, the audit memo claims
the purpose of that office is to
assist low and moderate income
families In business op
portunities, career develop
ment, acquiring private
housing, housing rehabilitation
or other housing assistance.
However, the auditor feels the
KMDO’s major function has
been to attract new businesses
into the city.
’The memo states "the current
director of KMDO stated that
when he was hired In April 1978,
he did not know that KMDO was
federally funded or that Its
primary purpose was to provide
assistance to low and moderate
income families, and that he
was told that his primary job
would be to attract new business
to the city.”
Mayor Moss said that the
KMDO "has assisted In the
development of minority
businesses and assisted In at
tracting Industries that provided
Jobs to low and moderate In
come persons.”
Moss said the city Is In the<2
process of developing sufficient
documentation to satisfy HUD s ^
requests.
"'That office Is always open to
minority businesses," Moss
said. "I feel It serves a good
purpose to the community.”
Save^O”
Through Wednesday
Hite Will Be Closed
Thanksgiving Day
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HjAmerlcan Legion Post 156 will
l^nser a dance Saturday from
1^.30 unUl 12:30 p.m. at the Post
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Green Peas
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