Tryon Daily Bulletin, Mon., Jan.
FOR SALE AT REASONABLE
PRICES: One electric chain saw,
14 in. blade, in excellent
condition. Two pairs of golf
shoes; one pair in Hushpuppies,
size 9, the other, a size 8%. In
excellent condition. Call 894-3355.
adv. 9, 10, 11, 14,c.
WOOD FOR SALE: All types of
hardwood cut to desired length.
Also pine wood. Call 1- 625-4716.
adv. 9, 10, 11, 14, 15, pd.
WILL KEEP CHILDREN, 1st
shift in Green Creek Area.
References given. All 863-2481.
adv. 31, jan. 3, 7, 10, 14, 17,c.
Fuller Brush CojA
Millions Given
Away in 72 years K
Iris Dedmondt X59-9569
Cheese Specials
Muenster Paull $2.39 lb.
R.g. *2.85
Creme of Havartl $2.99 lb.
rag. *3.39
Brie $4.50 lb. by wheel
Many many more cheeses
Mr. A’s Deli
526 S. Trade St., Tryon
859-9439
14, 1980
Trout Unlimited
Wednesday Night
The Pisgah Chapter of Trout
Unlimited will hold its regular
monthly meeting St 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, January 16 in the
Community Room of First
Federal Savings and Loan, Sth
Avenue and Church, Henderson
ville.
The program will be a double
feature. Thomas J. Harshbarger,
Aquatic Ecologist, U. S. Forest
Service, will enlighten members
and guests on his responsibilities
as team leader of the Aquatic
Habitat Research Group. Also he
will explain the research pro
grams made possible by a special
hard-to-get $100,000 annual fed
eral grant, which Trout Unlimit
ed was instrumental in obtaining
and keeping it funded. Results of
the brown trout egg and fry
plantings for which TU supplied
man power, will also be reported
by Harshbarger.
The second part of the program
will be given by Don Holebrooks,
Chairman of the TU North
Carolina Council. He will explain
how the responsibilities of local
chapters, state councils and
national headquarters are coordi
nated.
Guests interested in trout
stream conservation are invited.
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CUTLERY
Quality Cutlery by Case and Parker
All pocket knives, hunting knives,
scissors and kitchen knives
15 — 25 percent Below Retail
Buy — Sell — Trade Antique Pocket Knives
Sharpen knives, scissors, axes, etc.
Winter Hours: Mon., Wed., Fri. — 8:30 to 5
Mills St. (opposite Smith’s Supermarket) Columbus, N. C.
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Exclusive Building Sites
Over Looking Red Fox Country Club
Red Fox Properties, Inc.
Contact Lou Hoskyns
Rt. 1, Tryon, N. C. 28782
Phone 704-894-8251
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POLLY E. MOORE
Licensed Physical Therapist
P. O. Box 315, Columbus, N. C.
TELEPHONE 863-4887
Announces the availability of Physical Therapy
services to Home-Bound patients on weekends and
evenings. Specializing in Geriatric and Stroke
Rehabilitation. All patients must have Physician
referral.
For Sale:
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY -
Over 2 acres of property in Pacolet
Valley about 1% miles west of Tryon,
Has 217’ road frontage on Hiway 176:
Also included, Brand new 1979 Camelot
Mobile home with 3 bedrooms, 1% baths,
bay window, and is completely furnished.
This property has excellent potential for a
variety of business interests.
Call 859-6214 after 6:00 p.m. for more in
formation or contact Tim Jones.
New Listings
Two acre lot located on Meadowlark Drive.
There is city water (Pius a well if you prefer), and
paved State road frontage. There are exceptional
views with control of trees for year round en
joyment as well as a level approach to a very
choice building site. Won’t last long at $27,000.
Ten acre tract on Tryon Mountain. Majority of
property is level providing several building sites.
There is a road and power to the property with
large trees and fantastic views yet only one mile
from the bottom of the mountain. Excellent in
vestment or building site. Priced at $23,000.
ERA—The Walker Agency
P. O. Box 395, Mills St. Columbus, N. C. 28722
704-894-8229