Bernier-Rhodes
Miss Karen Elizabeth Bernier
and William Vance Rhodes were
united in marriage in a 1 p.m.
ceremony, Saturday, January
19th in St. Peters and Paul
Catholic Church in Decatur,
Georgia. The Reverend Father
Henry Cracz performed the
ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph W. Bernier of
Decatur. The groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. C. Linwood Rhodes
of Tryon.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her parents, wore a
white quiana gown with a blouson
top featuring an empire collared
keyhole neckline, bordered with
alecon lace, pearl trimmed to
match the cuffs of the long
sleeves. The knife pleated skirt
with chapel train was edged with
a matching lace border. Her
chapel length veil was attached
to a lace halo and she carried a
lace fan presented by the groom’s
parents with a floral arrange
ment of white carnations, yellow
daisies and baby’s breath. A lace
handkerchief belonging to the
groom’s maternal grandmother
was contrived into the arrange-
FOR SALE: 2 pair of drapes,
green floral striped design. Each
pair $15. One pair of drapes,
natural color $20. Call 457-2884.
adv. 23, 25,c.
FOR RENT: Lease 5 room
apt., newly decorated, fireplace,
stove, refrigerator and dish-
washer furnished. Adults only.
No pets, street level, 3 blocks
from town. Call 859-6976. adv.
wed. and fri. tf.
REFINED CULTURED LADY
desires position as nurse,
companion, shopping errands.
Full time or part time, day or
night shift. Best references. Call
894-8782. adv. 21, 23, 25, 28, 30,c
For complete lawn service call
Bolling & Sons. We provide top
soil and fill dirt; fertilize, lime
and aerate lawns and pastures.
Will bush hog, grade and stone
driveways. For free estimates
call 863-4865. adv. m. w. f. tf.
LUNCH PLATE SPECIALS
DAILY $1.99
with free tea, coffee or
lemonade
DAIRY BARN
Call 457-4581 r
ment as “something old.”
Mrs. Larry Hogan of Decatur
was matron of Ijonor for her
sister. Attending the bride as
bridesmaids were Miss Barbara
Thomas of Decatur and Miss
Mary Speeler of Atlanta.
The groom’s father served as
best man. Ushers were Richard
C. Rhodes, the groom’s brother,
Michael Arledge, Roger Ed
wards, all of Tryon and Paul
Bernier the bride’s brother of
Decatur.
A reception followed in the
church social hall.
The rehersal dinner hosted by
the groom’s parents was held at
the Stone Mountain Inn.
After a wedding trip to
Gatlinburg, Tenn, Mr. and Mrs.
Rhodes will be at home at Stone
Mountain, Ga.
Among out of town guests
attending the wedding were Miss
F. Adelaide Duff, great aunt of
the groom of Tryon; Mrs. Paul C.
Aiken, Miss Camilla Preece and
Miss Maura Preece of Washing
ton, D. C.; Mrs Ruth Tuggle and
Miss Denise Tuggle of Spartan
burg, S. C., cousins of the groom.
VETERAN QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS
Q. I receive a pension from the
Veterans Administration. Since I
am over 65, I am automatically
considered disabled. Does my in good condition. Free to good
age mean that I am also exempt
from having to report income
increases that might affect my
pension?
A. No. Your pension is based on
the amount of total income you
receive and you must report
increases. This is true even
though you remain under the
“old” law and do not receive an
income questionaire from VA
upon having attained the age of
72.
Q. Can closing costs be
included in the amount of money
the government guarantees for a
GI home loan?
A. No. All such costs must be
paid in cash.
Q. I am a GI Bill student in
need of some help from a tutor
and I understand the Veterans
Administration provides such
help. Will these extra payments
reduce the GI Bill time I have
coming to me?
A. No. VA will pay up to $69 a
month for tutoring, to a
maximum amount of $828, with
no charge against your basic
entitlement to training.
Q. How long after the death of a
veteran does a survivor have to
, Tryon Daily Bulletin, Wed., Jan. 23 1980
request a burial allowance from . J»»u
the Veteran Administration?
A. The claim must be filed
within two years after the
veteran’s permanent burial or
cremation. This may be done at
the nearest VA benefits office.
TAX Tir
(Employee Business
Expenses)
Question: I am a construction
worker and spend about $200 a
year on dungarees, work jackets
and coveralls. Can I deduct this
cost for my work clothes and the
expense of cleaning them?
Answer: No. The clothing you
describe is ordinary clothing that
is adaptable to general wear
whether or not you are working.
The cost is a personal expense
and not deductible. This is true
even if your employer requires
you to wear this clothing. Only
costumes and uniforms that are
not suitable for general wear are
deductible. — Provided as a
Public Service of H&R Block, The
Income Tax People.
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AKC IRISH SETTER Puppies,
1 male, 1 femafe. Healthy and
wormed. Only available to home
with fences. For more informa
tion 859-5210. adv. 21, 23, 25,C.
PAYNE & SON
CAR RENTALS
Daily, weekly, monthly
rates, 704-859-9381, night, day
or holidays. Rt. 2, Box 79-A,
Tryon, N. C.
WANTED TO RENT: From
Feb. 13 to April 1st, Furnished
House, preferably 3 bedrooms
with at least 2 bedrooms on first
floor, 2 or 3 baths. Call 468-4322.
adv. 23, 24, 25,c.
FOR SALE: 1973 Monte Carlo
home, 6 months old. White male
puppy. Call 894-3391. adv. 22, 23,c.
FIREWOOD FOR SALE: $25
mixed per load, $35 hardwood per
load. Call 894-3523 or contact
Charles Shehan. adv. m.w.f. tf
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