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4-4441 41 006141at uLote'4111maAgAiolowa 44w45110AWAGwe406vokt111tWiteM)A06411WOMO'Ah THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER Tues March 23 1971 9B Innkeepers 1 on't I' ant 8 Lost Found 3 KEYS 1 marked ohs Lost Soutkside 376-19A0 9 Child Care 1 i 1 1 1 1 l'i I i it i 1 1 11 1 1 RAL 1 I S6 proposl I a i cation viy tO-A St 1 1 1 i proposed to-e tate To Build Dormitory PAT'S DAY NURSERY WI accs Hour day week Mon-Sal 377-314 rHUMBEI INA INFANT NURSERY Mercy Hospital area 375-1126 PATTI-DOTTIE DAY CARE Blvd Area 523-0218 8894682 CHILD CARE chinned program Noodlawn Blvd Area 523-2041 WIndsor Park area E)yerlenced Keep chtdren my home 537-0676 OBSERVER-NEWS I i fei do ADVERTISING 1 Shamrock Gardens Day Nursery Open 6-6 3160863 or 537-1456 PAW CREEK AREA child care 394-4693 WILL KEEP children in my horse for 2nd or 3rd shift workers 1516 Effingham Rd off Tuckasee gee Rd Contact after 1 Pm veek days anytime Sat or Sun Freedom Drive area keep my home 392-3380 EASTWAY Finch ley Dr Area Experienced care by mature lady 537-9229 28025 i 10 I I 3I41 1 4 (8 til ciz i "A'At CHILD DAY CARE Hidden Valley 596-6763 Pinewood area Keen child rnY days Call 5231978 Personals NE1) A LAWYER? Hours It 8m to 2 MM Referral Service 375-8624 INVESTIGATIONS UNLIMITED Quiet-confidential Box 1383 803-772049 foods in ouantity and save the finest foods delivered to home call Rich Ptan 333-7701 occutives learning the latest developments in their field to 4H club youths and homemaker club women from across the state They feel that some of these students cannot afford standard motel accommodations and that others sometimes can't find them if their course happens to coincide with a major convention or an event such as the ACC regional tournament Walton Jones the school's dean of extension says that the entire $69 million education center which would include the dormitory wing is needed "because bull sessions and informal discussions that could be held there are as significant in the learning process as the formal sessions" He says the facility would also provide at needed "chaperoned environment" for some younger groups that want It and adds that as a self-liquidating facility financed by room rents it wouldn't involve tax funds Other NC State officials are privately critical of the innkeepers' stand "All our dorm rooms compete with someone if you want to carry all this to its illogical conclu Want No Family? fret information call 213-564 24 hours By PAUL JABLOW Observer Raleigh Bureau RALEIGH To officials at State University the million dormitory for its new Extension Education Center is a happy end struggle of 20 years But to some hotel and motel men- here and across the state it is a threat to their livelihood and an attack on the free enterprise system The Innkeepers Association- has pledged to fight it in the General Assembly and try to knock the item from the proposed 1971-73 state budget Me feel this is direct competition" Mrs Eleanor Upton executive secretary of the Raleigh-based association said Monday Members of her group composed of about 100 motels across the state discussed the proposal with state officials and came away dissatisfied They see the proposed facility located on prime "motel territory" on 64 Business as siphoning off trade that would otherwise go to capital city motels And they are worried that State might just go into the motel business instead of restricting the facility as proposed to students In the school's famous and varied series of "short courses" IS4C State is holding firm "The university" Chancellor Caldwell said Monday "has no intention of getting into: the hotel or motel business or competing with private enterprise" School officials say the facility is needed for the 19000 people who come to the for one of the approximately 200 courses offered for se'Ve-ral days each throughout the year The students range from textile and construction CAROLINA DETECTIVE AGENCY judgment Is no better than information 704-332-7943 INCOME TAX FORMS prepared Reasonable 375-3844 536-1055 KREE ELECTROLOGIST Sarah Hair removed 156 Ave 334-5740 333-8227 Try It At Work CUSTOM SEWING by Vi Kellogo 536-8999 Special Notice NURSES SITTERS LIVE-INS all of medical personnel on call hours PROFESSIONAL HEALTH SERVICES 511 Charlottetown Mall 372-7438 Is hereby Given that the to the house and lot owned bY Bradley located at 211 Rd Randolph Park Char does not bare the signature of Phil (Rose Zell's) Bradley Nashville Tenn Health Care RATES AND INFORMATION Rates per agate line per day for consecutive insertions 1-2 Days 80c 3 Days 75c 4 Days 60c 5 Days 59c 6 Days 58c 7 Days 55c 8-29 Days 50c 30 Days 48c For 2200 To place your Fast Acting Observer News Classified Ad Call 311-1414 and you can call collect from anywhere In North or South Caroline Area Code 704 Let Us Help You Today ii 4 ANNOUNCEMENTS 2 Cord of Thanks A "Card of Thanks" or "In Me morlam" may be pieced by telephone 377-7474 or bY mail 5 Funeral Directors HANKINS AND WHITTINGTON FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1111 East Boulevard 333-6116 6 Cemetery Lott SHARON MEMORIAL PARK I grave in lot 30 section 30 Write Mrs Flowers 538 1 10th Ave Naples Fla 33940 2 CHOICE CRYPTS In Sharon Memorial Park Mausoleum 536-1514 after 6 8 Lost Found LOST: GREEN PARROT Reward 2120 Malvern Rd 234-6610 Lost: Black Labrador Retriver Fox Run area Old Monroe Rd pest East High School wearing black collar with chrome studs Substantial reward 374-5230 or 537 8919 REWARD Dog lost brown male French Poodle vicinity of Pier 88 Lake Wylie Bill Waugh 376-4g49 Legal Notices f)f 1r)! 1 Near home 10 Lawyers Columbia Buy For your Your your Routh Elizabeth 12 tYPes 24 Notice deed Evelyn Hodgson lotte Mrs of 13 Hwy 415 If in in NC Legislative Session To Cost $22 Million Service Makes The Difference PATTIE'S HEALTH CLINIC Hours 10-10 6 Days 74 Monroe NC 2892311 SWEDISH MASSAGE DR BRYANT'S Naturopothic Clinic South Blvd Population COlint Ranks City 73rd 'United: Press International (101 fliirh- lQfl 1RR (162) Durham 190388 John Caldwell Holding Finn sion" said one "So do the married student quarters" He said that one recent short course conference had turned into a fiasco when a local hotel couldn't handle that large a crowd and took two hours to serve lunch NC State's drive for the project started in 1951 when the NC Council of Home Demonstration Clubs assembled a kitty of $150 towards the entire education center previous high was $19 million for 1968-69 Lambert released figures showing the legislative cost has gradually spiraled in the last four decades The cost of the 1927 session was $305316 "I don't have any comparative figures of the Operating costs of other states" Lam bert said "but from what I hear we're low on the totem pole" Clyde Ball legislative services officer said he agreed that North Carolina's legislative cost is "very definitely low "This" he added "was one of the reasons we were rated so low in the survey made by the Citizens Conference on State Legislatures Our legislature was rated 47th The survey concluded that a legislature paid so low as ours cannot be independent of outside pressures" Ball said the 40 senators and 80 representatives in California's General Assembly each are paid $19200 a year In addition they are provided a state car for use on legislative business Florida pays its lawmakers $12000 a year North Carolina's legislators are paid $250 a month for a two-year term In addition they receive $25 subsistence daily while the legislature is in session They are paid 8 cents per mile for one round trip home each week "I feel their mileage allowance will be increased this session" said Lambert "State employes get 9 cents per mile" Operating costs continue In off-years when the General Assembly is not in session mostly for printing the journals and session laws paying ckrical help and supporting work by various legislative study groups Lambert said that for 1969-TO the legislative cost was $592042 "We estimate it will be $11 gotim MRS HALLIE BAKER EDWARDS Funeral services for Mrs Bailie Baker Edwards of 3509 Commonwealth A will be held at 2 pm Tuesday at Miller and Kerns Hawthorne Chapel Interment in Sharon Memorial Park MRS CURTiS McGURT MONROE Mrs Curtis McGuirt 75 died Sunday March 21 1971 She was the former Ethel Mae Price and the daughter of the late Frank and Hattie Price Her husband Curtis McGuirt died in 1967 Funeral services will be 11 am today at the First Baptist Church with services conducted by Rev Joseph Larrimore Burial will be in Lakeland Memorial Park Survivors are two daughters Mrs Warr en (Pat) Connell of Charlotte NC and Mrs Tom (Margaret) Williamson of Mon roe two sons David McGuirt of Monroe NC and Nay McGuirt of Norfolk Va three sisters Mrs Wooten Mrs Simpson and Mrs Con-Simpson and Mrs Connell all of Monroe NC: one brother Otto Price of Monr0 NC and four grandchildren Mrs McGuirt will remain at McEwen Funeral Home until carried to the church to lie in state 30 -ninutes prior to the service CLARA McMANUS Mrs Clara McManus age 78 of Rt 1 Pineville died March 22 1971 in a local hospital Services 2 pm Tuesday at Mc Ewen West Chapel Officiating will be the Rev Grady Faulk of Stough Memorial Baptist Church of Pineville Interment will be in Flint Hill Baptist Church Mrs McManus was born October 16 1892 in Mecklenburg County daughter of the late and Lutisher McCoy Surviving are five daughters Mrs Arthur Bailey Mrs Tish McIntyre Mrs Bill Morton Mrs Sally Stone all of Pineville and Mrs Virginia Wilkins of Charlotte: one son Paul McManus of Pineville two sisters Mrs Sykes of Charlotte and Mrs Patterson of Pineville two brothers McCoy and McCoy both of Pineville thirteen grandchildren and twenty-four great-grandchildren Active pallbearers will be: Billy Joe Darnell Tony Darnell Ronny Darnell Jerry McManus Jimmy McManus and Terry Morton The family will receive friends tonight at McEwen Funeral Home 7 to 9 pm If you haven't tried a Want-Ad you're missing something Try one now! Phone 377-7474 tatb ELLERBE WILSON GRIFFIN KINGS MOUNTAIN lerbe Wilson Griffin age 87 of Kings Mountain died Monday morning March 22 1971 He was a native of Union County son of the late Mr and Mrs Moses Griffin He was retired and the former owner of Griffin Drug Store which he operated for 50 years He was a graduate of Wingate College and the Southern College of Pharmacy He was a former Kings Mountain City Commissioner member of the Kiwanis Club Mason and Shriner member and trustee of the Kings Mountain Baptist Church He is survived by his wife the former Mabel Kurfees (They celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in August 1970) one daughter Mrs Robert Barger of Jamestown two sons Wilson Griffin of Kings Mountain Walter Griffin of High Point and seven granchildren Funeral service 11:00 Wednesday morning at the Kings Mountain a pti st Church conducted by the Rev James Wilder and the Rev Alderman Burial in Mountain Rest Cemetery The body will remain at Harris Funeral Home and the family will rec eiv friends from 7 to 9 pm Tuesday night CHARLES EMERY RITCHIE Mr Charles Emery Ritchie of 1020 Pierson Dr died suddenly Sunday March 21 1971 He was born December 28 1908 in Indiana son of the late Charles Emery and Rachel Highmiller Ritchie He was a member of Amity Presbyterian Churc He had been a resident of Charlotte since 1957 and had been active in the laundry and dry cleaning business for a number of years At his death he was associated with the Burhs Detective Agency He was a member of the Charlotte Moose Lodge He is survived by his wife Mrs Julia Logan Ritchie two sisters both of New Castle Ind and several nieces and nephews of New Castle Funeral services 11 am Tuesday March 23 at the Harry and Bryant Chapel in the Oaks conducted by the Rev Fred Holder minister of Amity Presbyterian Church Graveside services will be held Thursday March 25 1971 fa the Lewisville Cemetery Lewisville Ind Friends may send memorials to the Building Fund of Amity Presbyterian Church MRS SUSIE MORRIS Mrs Susie Morris age 68 409 James St Pineville passed away Sunday March 21 1971 in a local hospital Funeral services will be at 4 pm Tuesday March 23rd at Stough Memorial Baptist Church with the Rev Grady Faulk the pastor assisted by Rev Paul Warner pastor of Pineville Freewill Church officiating Interment will follow in Sharon Memorial Park Active pallbearers: Gene Cook Bobby Cook Ken Furr Claytan Henson Lamar Henson and Ricky Henson She was born March 7 1903 in York County SC daughter of the late Emmet Gibson and Jennie Ward Cook She was a member of Stough Memorial Baptist Church and had been associated with Cohe Mills until retirement in 1969 She is survived by two daughters Mrs Diane Henson Mrs Patsy Bass both of Pineville a stepdaughter Mrs Nancy Cash of Lynchburg Va five step-sons Johnny Morris of Newport News Va Harry Morris of Lynchburg Va Junior Morris of New Orleans La William Morris of Baltimore Md James Morris of San Frahcisco Calif two sisters Miss Mattie Cook Mrs Edna Coyners both of Pineville three brothers William Cook Campbell Cook both of Pineville and Johnny Cook of Chester SC and seven grandchildren Mrs Morris was taken to the residence Monday afternoon and will be taken to the church thirty minutes prior to the funeral hour Arrangement by McEwen Funeral Service DR LYDDANE MILLER ANIHERST Va Graveside services for Dr Lyddane Miller who passed away March 21 1971 in Amherst Va will be held at 11 am Tuesday March 23 in Amherst Va Ile was born April 19 1912 in Texas son of Mrs Miller and the late Mr Carl Miller He attended Old Central High School and graduated from the University of Virgihia in Charlottesville He is survived by his wife the former Elizabeth Parr of Amherst Va two daughters Mrs Elizabeth Cahill of Danville Va and Mrs Nancy Iliney of Washington DC one son Carl Miller of Cannelton Ind his mother Mrs Miller of Charlotte 3everal grandchildren and 4 sisters Mrs Pat-Weill of Gastonia NC Mrs Maxine Cole of Pur cellville Va Dr Marion Faris of Vashington DC and Mrs Harold Sheats of Charlotte A Over the next 15 years money from cake sales and other small fund raising activ ities built the kitty up to $100000 Caldwell was given the check in August 1965 The center was rejected however by the 1967 and 1969 General Assemblies But after the 1969 session school officials made it their number two priority request and the Advisory Budget Commission gave it tentative approval Resistance to the dormitory part of the center this year was not unexpected Willie York of Raleigh owner of the Velvet Cloak Motor Hotel near the campus and a former chairman of the State Board of Conservation and Development issued an angry blast against it earlier this month An area TV station also rialized against the idea Mrs on says that one of the association's main criticisms is the fact that the center would not be located on campus Her group feels that short course students who can't afford standard accommodations should be housed in vacant dormitory rooms leaving others free to patronize local hotels and motels million for the next fiscal year" he added "We've asked for $29 million for the 1972-73 fiscal year We may need about $400000 more for the next biennium than has been requested because of increased clerical help" Under changes in the State Constitution that go into effect July 1 the General Assembly can discontinue meeting Monday nights and holding token Saturday sessions However Lambert said that in his opinion elimination of these meeting times would not reduce the operating costs "I don't think a four-day legislative week would save any money" he said Schools Open Again Associated Press WILMINGTON Two Wilmington high schools and a junior high school closed since Wednesday following racial disturbances reopened Monday with attendance sharply off Spencer associate superintendent of schools reported 23 per cent absenteeism at Hoggard High School 14 per cent at New Hanover High School and 39 per cent at Williston Junior High He termed the figures "rather excessive" Spencer said about 9 per cent is considered normal He said between 25 and 30 black pupils at floggard re fu921 to go to class and after being told to attend class or leave the campus they left New Hanover and Hoggard each have about 2000 pupils and Williston has about 875 Police Chief Williamson said some of the 50 state troopers Gov Bob Scott sent into the city over the weekend remained outside Wilmington on a standby basis but were not needed improving communications systems and providing legal advisers to police departments In addition the funds may be used to make improvements In correctional institutions rehabilitation Programs and law officers' training Thse components of the grant package were compiled in a state plan presented to the Justice Deparment Specific projects will be funded as matching shares for each project are provided Except for construction all will be funded on a 75-25 federal-state ratio Costs of construction will be shared equally less the ratio of black and white teachers at each school reflects the approximate racial ratio of the district as a whole That would be about 50 per cent white and 50 per cent black Trammell said the major problem is that the school board cannot get enough white teachers to transfer to schools in outlying areas of the The triad of Greensboro-Winston-Salem and High Point ranks as the most populous area in North Carolina and 56th in the nation the Census Bureau said Monday ctie Charlotte metropolitan area with 409370 people ranked 73rd In the country moving up from its 83rd position 10 years ago Other major North Carolina cities their populations current xanking and 1960 ranking includ: Raleigh 229453 135th (144): Fayetteville' 212420 1 4 1 st Heis'er's How NO United Press A teg -3183 NAS w7714 uxite Iiiyf ose -9000 ''i i toel t6 -24A erPff 'Yitt 1c nc7 a rea 128r i 3 gil 3294 JOIL WI oi IL a 41Z 116 -J rocs er4 noI 1311 cbot Itt )35rP 111 '313 02 1LS 51 ne 192 ar 21 38 1 55 i it I 1 a reef 1281 0 i -g- I 11 1 ti I -10 I 1 NOTICE OF SALE PROJECT NOTES Sealed proposals will be received by the Housing Authority of the City of Charlotte North Carolina therein called "Local Issuing at 200 West Ninth Street in the City of Charlotte State of North Carolina 28202 until and publicly opened at One o'clock PM (EST) on April a )971 for the purchase of its Protect Notes being issued to aid in financing its project(s) as follows Amount Series Maturity Date $2110400000 Fourth Series 1971 December 10 197 1 the Notes will be dated May 4 1971 will be payable to bearer on the Maturity Date and will bear interest at the rate or rates per annum fixed in the proposal or proposals accepted for the purchase of such Notes All proposals for the purchase of said Notes shall be submitted in a form approved by the Local Issuing Agency Copies of such form of proposal and information concerning the Notes may be Obtained from the Local Issuing Agency at the address indicated above Detailed information with respect to the renditions of this sale may be ott tamed from the March 23 1971 issue of The Daily Bond Buyer 'The local Issuing Agency reserves the right Is reject any or all bids HOUSiNG AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF CHARLOTTE NORTH CAROLINA By Lowman Executive Director WASMNGTON The Census Bureau Monday listed the rank by population size of metropolitan areas of the United States southern areas: Associated Press RALEIGH A state official estimated Monday the cost of the NC General Assembly for the fiscal year ending June 30 will be a record $22 million George Lambert state disbursing officer said the 150th (155) Asheville 145956 180th (181) and Wilmington 107219 213th (210) South Carolina's majci cities moved up in the population rankings The Columbia metropolitan area was ranked 93rd with 322890 persons Columbia was listed in the 105th spot in the 1960 census Number 99 was Charleston with 303849 persons up from the 108th spot Greenville was listed 101 with 299502 persons It was listed 106 in the last census They Rank International Census 1960 Rank 1985031 15 1555950 20 1390164 24 1267792 26 1046470 28 1012594 32 864014 38 826553 36 770120 40 762086 50 739274 37 680600 48 620100 76 603895 53 540982 59 528865 62 518319 64 428003 82 409370 83 400337 70 376690 72 348753 117 322880 105 315943 86 304927 91 303849 108 299502 106 295516 125 293887 92 292159 118 285167 116 284832 100 258906 121 253460 124 243075 126 238584 122 228453 144 228239 156 212420 162 206342 138 201325 128 190388 155 187767 135 181436 151 169812 171 145415 166 145056 181 134582 191 128809 202 123474 197 116029 198 115337 205 107219 210 104764 228 103047 227 94144 207 89639 226 REDEMPTION NOTICE To The Holders of AMERICAN DISCOUNT COMPANY a you're interested playing a musical instrument you'll find the kind of news the ant Ads that will save you money Legal Notices Number 911 1112 1113 t' 0 41 s-' CAPITAL DEBENTURES 590 SERIES 1953 Due May 1 1973 NC Wins $83 Million Law-And-Order Grant Issued Under csn indenture Doted Mc of I 1933 (Assumed by American Credit Corporation) Notice is hereby given thatpursuant to the sinking fund provisions of the above mentioned indenture North Carolina National Bank Trustee of Charlotte North Carolina has drawn by for redemption on May 1 1971 at the redemption price of 100 of principal amount thereof RANK AREAS 197( 13 Houston Texas -16 Dallas Texas 124) Atlanta Ga 25 Miarnit Fla 31 New Orleans La 32 Tampa-St Petersburg Fla -38 San Antonio Texas 40 Louisville Ky-Ind :42 Memphis Tenn Ark 3 Fort Worth Texas -44 Birmingham Ala 47 Norfolk-Portsmouth Va 54 Ft Lauderdale-I1011ywood Fla 56 Greve'nsboro WS High Point -60 Nashville Tenn -64 Jacksonville Fla 46 Richmond Va 69 Orlando Fla 73 Charlotte -74 Knoxville Tenn 78 Mobile Ala '115 West Palm Beach Fla 93 Columbia Beaumont-PArthur-Orange Tex 97 Chattanooga Tenn-Ga Charleston SC t01 Greenville SC 103 Austin Tex 104 Shreveport La 105 Newport News-Hampton Va 110 Baton Rouge La )11 Corpus Christi Tex 121 Jackson Miss 124 Augusta Ga-SC 127 Pensacola Fla 128 Columbus Ga-Ala 135 Raleigh NC 136 Huntsville Ala 141 Fayetteville NC 145 Macon Ga 118 Montgomery Ala 150 Durham NC 152 Savannah Ga 156 Roanuke Va 163 GalvestonTexas City Tex 178 Lake Charles La 180 Asheville NC 188 Biloxi-Gulfport Miss 192 Petersburg-Colonial lights Va 196 Lynchburg Va 205 Tuscaloosa Ala 206 Monroe La 213 Wilmington NC 214 Gainesville Fla 216 Tallahassee Fla 221 Gadsden Ala 224 Albany Ga 1970 'Eighteen Thousand dollars principal amount of said coupon Capital Debentures 590 SeriesI953 bearing the following distinctive numbers to wit: Associated Press WASHINGTON The state of North Carolina won an $8305000 grant by the US Department of Justice Monday to help finance a comprehensive law enforcement program ranging from crime prevention to rehabilitation of criminals The grant to be adminis tered by the Law and Order Division of the NC Department of Local Affairs was made through the Justice Department's Law Enforcement Assistance Administration said Rep Wilmer Mizell Included in the package are funds for community services for juveniles increasing the number of police officers specialized detection equipment IS sin ind tee lot den the Nu 4 A nun pais 100' fine Sou lottl and Nov atta dets 1971 asa lot All paid 10070 South and 1971 of as Number Number Number 172 482 656 220 483 728 317 486 732 436 535 854 442 591 905 SC Schools To Miss Desegregation Deadline coupon debentures bearing the aerial numbers above specified will be redeemed and on May 1 1971 at the redemption price of principal amount thereof at the office of North Carolina National Bank at 200 Tryon Street Post Office Box 120 Charlotte North Carolina 28201 upon presentation surrender of such coupon debentures with November 1 1971 and all subsequent coupons attached Coupons due May 1 1971 should be detached and collected in the usual manner From and after such redemption date May 1 no interest shall accrue upon or in respect any such debentures called for redemption aforesaid Associated Press BEAUFORT SC Beau fort County School Supt Walter Trammell says it will be impossible to achieve racial balance among faculty members by the March 30 deadline set by the Department of Health Education and Welfare HEW has notified the board it will lose federal funds un AMERICAN CRIDIT CORPORATION By II Booth Jr Treasurer likitakAliNimideaeAetbraikodir wretwyounwTmnwr97Pnwtorvnmr7vwtr! 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