Tryon Daily Bulletin, Wed., Feb. 27, 1980
FOR SALE: Antique furniture;
matching black couch and chair,
both convert to beds; dehumidi
fier; lots of tools; Niagara
Thermo Cylopad; other odds and
ends. Peake St., Columbus,
894-3358. adv. 25, 26, 27, pd.
THE PACOLET RIVER
PLANTATION will be closed to
the public for Spring Cleaning,"
Feb. 26, 27 and 28. Civic Clubs to
meet as usual, adv. 25, 26, 27, 28,c
WORLD BOOK ENCYCLO
PEDIA has part or full time sales
opening. Excellent opportunities,
includes training. Phone after 5
p.m. 859-5210. adv. 25, 26, 27, 28,
29c.
FOR SALE: 1977 Rickenbocker
bass guitar — wood finish with
hard shell case. Excellent
condition. $400.00. Call after 5:30,
859-5708. adv. 21, 22, 25, 26, 27^.
NOTICE
For your convenience we will
serve you from our location on
Hwy. 11 near Gowensville. We
are open Monday and Tuesday 10
— 6. The Inman Store is open
Wed. — Fri. 10 to 5 and Sat., 10 to’
2. Old South Nat. Ctr. 4684560.
adv. tf.
BUILDING, REMODELING
AND REPAIRS. All types of
carpentry and concrete work.
Phone 863-2618. Richard L.
Turner, General Contractor, adv.
M.W.F. thru feb. 29, pd.
FOR RENT
Lake Lanier
Year round home
Two bedroom, Ui: baths, living
room with cathedral ceiling. Kit
chen, Stove-refrig, included.
Carpeted. Glassed in porch
leading to deck. Partial
basement. Nice garden spot.
PULLEN REALTY
112 B, N. Trade St.,
Tryon, N. C. 28782
704-859-5736
adv. tf.
DR. EMIL SMITH
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
TRYONeBACK & FOOT CLINIC
OVIft OWfNi PHARMACY
NmA TrMtmMts - "Hart Tabla Will Trivat*
TrMtMMt by Ottwoppthic Menipiilatiea Hr
Correct** H B®4y Structure (Back, Nack,
Faet) and Associated Nerve Paia. X-tay.
MEDICARE APPROVED
PHONE 859-9256
Ret. Rt. I - Lyw*ee, $ C. 419-MR7
Mewdey, Wednesday. Friday & Saturday
Tuesday ead Tbwndey By AMMriehweet
M. TRAM ST. TIYOH, M. G
U. S. Needs New
Technology
For the first time in a century,
public support for, science and
technology in the United States is
declining. If this decline keeps
up, it will mean big trouble.
For a hundred years, from the
inventions of Edison to the walk
on the moon, science was an
occupation of glamor.
But apparently its very success
created such impossibily high
expectations that when the nation
that put a man on the moon could
not turn right around and
eliminate poverty, halt crime and
guarantee the brotherhood of
man, some Americans felt let
down.
Others fear the danger that
sometimes accompanies scienti
fic progress, such as risks from
nuclear power.
But America: cannot afford to
lose its scientific leadership if it
hopes to continue paying its work
force the highest wages in the
world.
Highly paid American workers
simply cannot compete success
fully with the cheap labor of other
countries without superior tech
nology to add to the value of the
hardware.
If we ever lose our scientific
Super Saturday
March 14 — 15,1980
Friday, March 14, 8:30 p.m. Fine Arts Center
DIARY OF A SCOUNDREL
Saturday Shows:
9:30 and 2 p.m., Tryon Elem. School Auditorium, LOLLIGAGS, a
witty act based on southern folklore.
9:30 and 1:30, Episcopal Parish Hall, AMA AND THE WHITE
CRANE, an appealing Japanese folk drama.
10:45 a.m., Fine Arts Center, FESTOONS: MIMES AND CLOWNS.
Tumbling, mime, clown acts at their best.
11 a.m. and 3 p.m., Elem. Gym, BODY MUSIC. Beautiful ballet and
modern dance by a Charlotte team at 11 and a Converse team at 3
11 a.m. and 2 p.m. at Congregational Hall, ALADDIN, a joyous and
beautiful puppet show.
2 and 4 p.m. at Fine Arts Center, NOAH’S FLOOD, 9 professional
singers and 120 local children singing the parts of the animals
and chorus.
edge, both labor and business will
suffer their largest set-backs
since the great depression. —
WRAL-TV Editorial
Ticket Information
Children will get order forms and buy tickets at school. Others
may mail order form below with payment and a stamped, ad
dressed envelope to Children’s Theater Festival, Box 850, Tryon,
N. C. 28782.
LUNCH PLATE SPECIALS
DAILY ii.e»
with free tea, coffee or
lemonade
DAIRY BARN
Call 457-4581
OPALINE TRACING
PAPER — rolls, pads
and sheets.
ARLEDGE PRINTERS
Phone 859-9530 Tryon, N. C.
Professional Grooming
Poodles and Most Breeds
By Appointment
Dial 859-6340
PAT MICHAEL
Overlook Circle Tryon
Children’s Theater Festival, March 14-15,1980
NAME
ADDRESS PHONE
Diary of a Scoundrel 8:30 p.m. March 14. How many tickets?
Saturday, March 15:
□ Aladdin 11:00 a.m. How many tickets?
□ Aladdin 2 p.m. How many tickets
□ Lolligags 9:30 How many tickets?
□ Lolligags 2 p.m. How many tickets?
□ Ama and the White Crane 9:30 How many?
□ Ama and the White Crane 1:30 How many?
□ Festoons: Mime and Clowns 10:45 How many?
□ Body Music 11 a.m. How many?
□ Body Music 3 p.m. How many?
□ Noah’s Flood 2 p.m. How many?
□ Noah’s Flood 4 p.m. How many?
Diary of a Scoundrel $3. All other tickets $1.
Amount encolsed: