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Sept. 15.1980 TTyon Daily Bulled-'"’ " ‘ . Curb Reporter continued From Page One ... enthusiastly Thursday- 8° * a chil dren. The received by d played for Landrum High B a reception was theoccassiona ^ ^ school held for him at the gym 1. the man holes, water This week the ^ rajse( j meters and gr ^ ge( ready along 'r^ S ^ich will begin f ° r ^JTittw inconvenience next ror awhile, but won’t everyone for, will be las ‘ *?° ^rom the Town Hall to ^SaTerossing near B SSt the railroad track from Trade Street to the Depo^ are nearing completion. The Central Business Committee will officially dedicate the steps and other gardens next spring. Th Daffy-Jills Garden Club has agreed to fund the landscaping along the steps. The Folk County Commissioners will meet tonight at 7 o’clock at the Saluda School. The American Cancer Society’s Crusade Victory Dinner is tonight at 6:30 at the Railroad House. The Roast Beef or Chicken Dinner is Thursday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at St. Luke's C.M.E. Church. Too Bad It Can’t Be Bottled Most of us are acquainted with the Japan Current and the Gulf Stream and are aware of how both influence the areas they touch by raising their temperatures. Another stream having a warming influence, particularly in DC. is what I call the Political Air Stream. It is always hot, more so in election years and only cools when Congress is not in session. At that time it dissipates over a wide area much to the annoyance of the residents of those areas its currents touch. Russell Gratner ™ e r rld ' s fastesl mammals. can sprinl 10 speeds of mn? ( ph h but the averagc speed for 40 mnh T 15 d arely m ° re than Geograph." 8 ‘° Nalional Engine coodn /' Cyt Scout 5225 Call 863^9'aft'° ndition - adv.cb 9 afler 5 Pm. Annandale-McCal] Continued From Pag. n received his degree in elects , engineering from G MrE ,; ' al enrolled in the Navy Re program. He wi|i 0Tc commissioned as ensio,, be Civil Engineer Corps of R tho n |.' h ° Navy Septembers he U ’ 5 The wedding is p | an . October 4 at the Marietta d R [? r Chapel in Marietta. B ' ble Gaffney Girls Beat Tryon Jayvees ^ follows: ere as Singles: Angela Covington (C) d. Wendy Manchster (T) 101 Anita Allison (G) d. Kim Burrell (T) 10-0; April Moss (G) d Jessica Lonnes (T) 10-7; Rebecca Nichie (G) d. Carolyn Roff (T) 10. 4; Cheryl Pruitt (G) d. Brenda Keys (T) 10-3; Hayden Sellers (G) d. ConnieMacVean (T) 10-0 Doubles: Pruitt and Sellers (G) d. Lonnes and Burrell (T) 11- 10; McConnel and Nichie (G) d. Manchester and Roff (T) 10-4; Angie Meetze and LeAnne Camp (G) d. Monta Wray and Amy Arledge (T) 10-7. House Entered The home of Mr. and Mrs Steve Stott of Rt. 1, Landrum, S. C. was entered sometime Thursday. Taken was a 38 pistol and two boxes of jewelry. BRIDGE RESULTS Results of the Tryon Duplicate Bridge Thursday night were as follows: North-South: 1st. Mrs David Q. Porter and Mrs. Charles Dodd, 2nd. Col. and Mrs. 0. S. Hughes; 3rd. (tie) Mrs. Miles White and Mrs. Jack Watson with Edward Delehanty and George Stothoff. East-West: 1st. Mrs. John Martin and Andrew Leslie, 2nd. Col. H. J. Deobald and Stanislas Czetwertynwki; 3rd. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Olson. Table tennis started to become a major sport throughout China after Mao Zedong endorsed it as an ideal game for his Red Army soldiers in the late 1920s, National Geographic says. Tryon School Tunch Menu Monday: braised pork gravy, buttered mash ! aloes, seasoned green beans, °meniaderolls w/butter, milk. uesday; Student out — NCAE Uistnct Teacher's meeting. Wednesday: Chicken Salad ale, chilled apple sauce, chilled Potato salad, homemade rolls "'/butter. Thursday: Vegetarian beans "’/cheese slice, tossed green salad, French fries w/catsup, cornbread w/butter, milk. Friday: Spaghetti w/meat sauce, tossed green salad, chilled apple juice, homemade "’/butter, milk. rolls Extension Notes By Jan Christensen. NCSU Consumers in the market for major home appliances can now compare operating costs of various models. Labels with this information must be affixed to refrigerators, refrigerator-freezers, freezers, clothes washers, dishwashers, water heaters, room air conditioners and furnaces. "The labeling is intended to encourage comparison shopping and to enhance consumer demand for the more efficient products," explains Dr. Justine Rozier, extension family FOR SALE: Antique Cherry Dropleaf table, $450, six board pine chest $200, late Windsor Arm Chair $175., Bennington caudle cup $50 859-9593. adv. 15,16, pd. * ASSOCIATES LTD You'll find fashions to take you any place, anytime, in our fabulous collec tion of sportswear by .. . Do come in and see them soon and be ready for the new season! Sold Exclusively At.. . Hillcrest Shopping Center, Spartanburg S C 803 585-2032 resource management specialist, North Carolian State University.' The labeling of appliances by the manufacturer has been required by federal government regulation since May 19,1980. However, due to existing inventories, it may be some time before appliance with these labels will appear in all stores. The yellow and black labels are uniform in appearance, use the same Energy Guide heading, but differ in the information provided, depending on the type of appliances. On Saturday, Sept. 20 be a game there will basketball between Green Creek Mass Choir and Peniel at Tryon Elementary School gym at 6:30. Benefit of Green Creek Community Mass Choir Bus Campaign. St. Luke’s THRIFT SHOP Business Hours Please clip and keep for reference Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1—4 10-1 10-4 11:30-4 10-1 10-1 | Open for donations ' 1 Mondays and Thursdays |
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