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MINI GARDEN VEGETABLES—Mombers of Dixon Communi-
iy Club, above, display vegetables from their mini
gardens, a project of the club. Front row, from left, Amy Green
and Linda McDoniel. Back row, Tracy Horton, o houseguest
from Florida and Beth Yorbro.
• Dixon 4-Her Has
Best Mini Garden
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A Dixon Community 4-H’er,
Linda McDaniel, 14-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean
McDaniel of N. Sims St., is win
ner of the Cleveland County
Farm Bureau’s first prize award
for the best mini garden project
of a Cleveland County 4-H’er.
Jack Seism, president of the
County Farm Bureau, presented
a $25 savings bond to Miss
McDaniel, a ninth grader, Mon
day afternoon at her home.
The mini-garden project was
0 . % sponsored this year by the
Cleveland County Agricultural
' Extension Service for 4-H’ers
S and youth of 4-H age.
Lime, fertilizer, seed, and
plants were donated by Rainbow
Fdiin Center, Stnith-Douglas
Fertilizer, Carolina Farm and
Garden, FCX, Elmore feed and
Seed, Kings Mountain Farm
Center, and Randy’s Produce. A
iP 'J ^ total of 80 kits were supplied to
interested youngsters. The
gardens were judged in late June
and prizes provided by the
Cleveland County Farm Bureau.
Contained in the gardens were
english peas, beets, green beans,
potatoes, sweet com, tomatoes,
and cantaloupes. All of these
vegetables were planted in a 10
by 15 foot area. The gardens
were judged on a point system
based on conformation to the
mini-garden plan, weed control
and overall appearance, and the
gardener’s knowledge of garden
ing techniques.
After two days of hard judg
ing, the judges noticed one thing
- the mini-gardens usually look
ed better than the larger family
gardens!
A member of the Dixon 4-H
club since April, Linda has loved
gardening all her life and started
at a young age helping her
parents in their backyard
vegetable garden. The family is
already enjoying com, green
beans, cucumbers and tomatoes
from Linda’s garden and Mrs.
McDaniel plans to freeze
vegetables for winter-time
eating.
Rescue Tourney
• ^ Is Scheduled
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The 19th annual Cleveland
County slowpitch softball tour
nament will begin August 7 at
Shelby City Park. The event is
sponsored by the Shelby Rescue
^uad.
I Entry fee is $60 plus one new
ASA approved ball per game.
The tournament is open to any
team.
A women’s tournament will
be scheduled if as many as eight
teams enter, a squad spokesman
said.
Deadline for entering both
tournaments is August 1 at 6
p.m. Entry fees should be mailed
to the Shelby Rescue Squad,
P.O. Box 777, Shelby, N.C.
28150, or call 482-3333 for more
information.
Yo-Yo Olympics
Are Scheduled
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Boys and girls in the Kings
Mountain area will soon have a
chance to show off their skills
and have some fun with the
Duncan Yo-Yo, as Americans
everywhere have done historical
ly for over 50 years. This time
the competition begins at 2 p.m.
on Wednesday, August 6, in the
second annual Yo-Yo Olympics.
I This year’s competition, the first
for this area, will be held in the
games room of the Kings Moun
tain Neighborhood Facility
Center (Community Center)
located at 208 North Cleveland
Avenue.
Y oungsters through the age of
15 are eligible to participate in
two age categories - 11 and
under and 12 through 15.
V Boys and ^rls will be called
upon to perform 10 tricks at the
local level, including such
favorites as Gravity Pull,
Sleeper, Walk the Dog, Forward
Pass and Around the World, but
can qualify for state and regional
finals with a minimum number
of points, along with the winners
in each division. State and
Regional winners will receive
wNiandsome Yo-Yolympics
T-shirts.
Nine regional titlists will go on
to compete in the Y o-Y Olympics
National Finals on Satur^y,
September 13, at Universal
Studios Entertainment Tour
Center in Hollywood, Califor
nia. A $1,000,000 U.S. Savings
Bond will be awarded to the
Gold Medalists. Each Regional
winner earns a $100.00 bond,
awarded at the National Finals.
It is expected that in excess of
one million youngsters will com
pete in this year’s event in over
1,000 cities and counties.
The 1980 Super Sugar Crisp
Yo-Yolympics is a cooperative
public service effort jointly spon
sored by Community Parks and
Recreation Departments and the
Duncan Toys Company on
behalf of U.S. youth. The spon
sor for this area competition is
the Kings Mountain Parks and
Recreation Department.
Participation in the competi
tion is free and all eligible area
youngsters are invited to par
ticipate.
For more information, stop by
the Games Room of the Kings
Mountain Neighborhood Facili
ty Center (Community Center)
or call 739-3549 or 739-6995.
LEGAL
NOTICES
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Executrix
of the estate of Alice David
Moore, deceased, late of
Cleveland County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all per
sons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to present
them to the undersigned on or
before January, 1981, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate plea.se make immediate
payment.
This the 1st day of July, 1980.
Mary Ann Young, Executrix
of the Estate of Alice Davis
Moore.
Harris, Bumgardner & Corry
By: Clayward C. Corry, Jr.
P.O. Box 925, Kings Mountain,
NC 2806
July 1,8, 15 & 22
ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE
Having qualified as Ad
ministratrix of the estate of John
Coolidge Cox, deceased, late of
Cleveland County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all per
sons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to present
them to the undersigned on or
before Jaunary, 1981, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery.
All persons indebted to %aid
estate please make immediate
payment.
This the 1st day of July, 1980.
Nellie Langston Cox, Ad
ministratrix of the Estate of
John Coolidge Cox.
Harris, Bumgardner & Corry
By: Clayward C. Corry, Jr.
P.O. Box 925, Kings Mountain,
NC 28086
July 1,8, 15 & 22
In The General Court
oi Iiutice
Superior Court DivUion
State of North Carolina
Cleveland County
ADMINISTRATRDC NOTICE
Having qualified as Ad
ministratrix of the estate of
Meredith Hill Biser of Cleveland
County, North Carolina, this is
to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said
Meredith Hill Biser to present
them to the undersigned within
6 months from date of the"'
publication of this notice or
same will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate please make
immediate payment.
This the 27 day of June, 1980.
Nell W. Biser
408 W. Gold St.
Kings Mountain, N.C. 28086
Ruth S. Dedmon
Clerk of Court
7/1, 8,15 & 22
PUBUC NOnCE
The Zoning Board of Adjust
ment for the City of Kings
Mountain will meet on Wed. Ju
ly 16, 1980 at 9 a.m. in the
Council room of the Govern
mental Service Facility Building
(new City Hall) to hear the
following request: Petitioner:
Clarence A. Grigg, 417
Cherokee Street, request
variance to make an addition to
present carport. Zoned R-6.
July 15,1980
THE GASTON COUNTY
POLICE Daportmrat la cur-
rratly accapling applica
tions to fill thra* or mor* ax-
Istlng voconclas lor pollca of-
ilcars. Applicants must ba at
laost 20 yaors old. must fur
nish copy of thalr high school
diploma or GED cartlflcata
and maat all of tha N.C.
minimum standards for
pollca offlcar. AU applica
tions must ba racalvad prior
to luly 25.1980 for consldara-
tlon. Furthar Information and
applications may ba obtaln-
ad at tha county parsonnal
offlca locatad at tha old
Gaston Mamorlol Hospital
Building. 401 N. Highland St..
Gastonia, NC. EOE/M/F/V.
FOR SALB
FERRETS — Sable and Albino.
Excellent pets, health
guaraneed. Phone 739-5305.
'7:15,17
CARPET CLOSEOUT-100<7o
woven nylon with thick cushion
ed Uniroyal rubber back. Saves
on fuel bills and is sound absor
bent. Manufactured for areas
heavily traveled. Stops slipping,
cushions falls. Closeout price
-$8.00 sq. yd. installed. Carpet
Industries, Inc. 739-6438.
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SERVICES
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.LOA.NS — AL’S PAW.\ SHOP, 219
E. Marion St., Shelby. Money loan
ed on clean, workable merchan
dise. Quality merchandise always
on sale at Bargain Prices.
2:12tfnT&T
D & I) EI.EC'TRIC: Coiijmercial
-Residential - Industrial. Elec
trical repairs. Ph. 704-739-9395.
3:25tfnT&T
ATTENTION APARTMENT
DWELLERS — Family Housing
Center, Hwy. 74W, Kings Mtn.
now has 20 year financing on all
double-wide mobile homes. Ex-
unple: home sells for $18,900
plus tax, $2000 down payment,
monthly payments $204.87. Call
739-9031.6:24tfn T&T
lACKTS REFRIGERATION 8i
APPLIANCE SERVICE-Ser-
vice on all makes and models in
refrigeration. Most all brands in
appliances.
7:10 tfn T&Th
WILL KEEP CHILDREN out for
the summer, in my home. Any age.
Call after 5 p.iii., 739-7335. 3:20tfn
T&T
RON’S APPLIANCE. Repair
washers, electric dryers, ranges
and'H20 hpaters. Ph. 739-9431 after
4 p.m. T&TH tfn
WU. BABYSIT in my home,
first shift, any age. Call after 4
pan., 739-5578. 7:15, 17
SPENDING MORE THAN
YOUKE EARNING? Make ex
tra money with a second job. Sell
Avon part-time. Call collect Mrs.
Peggy Bingham, 704-538-9749
or write Rt. 3 Box 160,
Uwndale, N.C. 28090. 7:15,17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY:
Have a highly profitable and
beautiful Jean %op of your
own. Featuring the latest in
Jeans, Denims and Sportswear.
$1,500.00 includes beginning in
ventory, fixtures and training.
You may have your store open
in as little as 15 days. Call
anytime for Mr. Wilkerson,
214/6314022.7:15
A&D AUTO REPAIR NOW
OPEN: 1501 Shelby Hwy. All
' automobile mechanical work
done. Reasonable and guaranteed.
No job too small. Open 8 a.m.-6
p.m., Mon.-Sat. 4:3tfn T&T
WILL KEEP CHILDREN in my
home. First or second shift. Call
after 4:30 p.m., 739-8948. 7:15,
17, 22 & 24
CAKES BAKED for all occa
sions. 937-7583.
7:10, tfn T&Th
SAVINGS up to 70 percent and
more on your family clothing
needs. Bargain Basement in back
of Hightowers. 313 York Road,
Kings Mtn. Open Mon.-Sat.,
9:30-0:30 p.m. Ph. 739-8211. 2:6tfn
T&T
$400 DOWN — Farm Home
Loans, new three bedroom
homes, energy efficient, located
in Kings Mountain, Northwoods
Sub-Division. Payments as low
as $120 per month if you qualify
and your income is $8,()00 to
$12,000 per year. TRIANGLE
REAL ESTATE, Ph. 867-5396,
Fred Newton, 8674141 and
George Neesmith, 867-0407.
5:29tfn T&T
REWARD FOR RETURN of
lost black and white female dog.
Last seen July 4th at 405 E.
Ridge St. in Kings Mtn. Answers
to “Peanut.” Please call
739-5372 or 739-2678 anytime.
7:15,17
^AUTOMOBILES!
for sale
1970 PLYMOUTH BAR
RACUDA for sale. 6 cyl., $300.
See at Apt. 9A, Fieldcrest Apts.,
Bessemer City. 7:15
FOR SALE: 1974 Ford Torino
Elite. 2-dr.. AC, PS, Also, 71 Chevy
Impala. 4-dr.. PS. AC. Call 7:19-74%
during the day or 739-7548 after 6
p.m. 3:20lfnT&T
FOR SALE; THREE PICK-UP
TRUCKS - 1963 Chevy, 6 cyl.
straight drive, long bed, $4()0.
'960 Ford, flat bed, 6 cyl.,
straight drive, $425.1966 Chevy
straight drive, short bed, new
rebuilt engine, $500. Call after 5
p.m. 937-9142. Also, 1974 Pop
Up Camper for sale. 7:15, 17
FOR SALE: 1978 Yamaha 650.
Excellent condition. Call Jim
Amos, Jr., 7394428 . 7:15, 17,
22,24, 29& 31
I REAL ESTATE
HOUSE FOR SALE -
Bethware Community on
beautiful wooded lot. Two
baths. FP, heat pump, three
bedrooms. Priced in mid 40’s.
Call 936-7096. 7:3,8, 10, 15
FOR SALE-Three bedroom,
full basement, brick house on
Compact School Rd. Also, 1976
750-Honda and 1971
750-Honda. Call 739-8522 or
739-7229.
7:10, 15 & 17
FOR SALE: New brick home, .3
bedroom, large den, 1''; baihs,
llreplace and heat pump. 12‘'''o
loan. Call 739-56.36 or 739-5500.
5:8ifn T&T
HOUSE FOR SALE-119 Mon-
ta Vista Drive. Gas heat,
carpeted, paneled, fenced lot.
Needs repairs. $15,000. Call
739-6491.
7:8 tfn T&T
Palmer's Antiques and Reiinishing has jnst purchased an old collec
tion oi McCoy and Hull pottery and collectors items. We have also ior
sale walnut and oak furniture and a lot oi brass and other antiques. To
make a sound investment, let us repair and reiinish your old furniture
at a iair price. We also do all kinds of upholstering with 30% oif all
upholstery material.
^ Mile West Kings Mtn. on Hwy. 74
739-8390
STEWART PLUMBING, INC.
106 Cleveland Ave.
WELL PUMPS, WATER HEATERS,
ALL TYPES PLUMBING FIXTURES.
OWNED ft OPERATED BY
DON CONNERS ft JOHNNY STEWART
Day 738-9088 Nile 780-9102
24 HOUR SERVICE
EXPERIENCED TRENCHINO
JUST THEM
THE BOSS
WAUED IN/
YOUR DOCTOR is the boss. His prescription
is an order which we meticulously compound
to his exact specifications.
709 WEST MOUNTAIN STREET