Tryon Daily Bulletin, Thurs., Feb. 28, 1980
FOR SALE: 10” Craftsman
table saw, $180; 10” Rockwell
bandsaw, $165; older Craftsman
wood-turning lathe, $90. All in
working order. Phone 859-9356
after 6 p.m. adv. 28, 29,c.
EXCELLENT QUALITY FES
CUE HAY, also Fescue and
Serica Hay. Cut and baled
without rain, $1.50 per bale.
Delivery extra. Call 803-592-1181
or 803-592-2480. adv. 28, mar. 3, 5,
7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 21, 25,C.
GERMAN SHEPHERD: 8 wks.
old, pure white. No papers
(parents registered). Will make a
large beautiful dog. $25. 457-3505.
adv. 28, 29, 3,c.
GARDEN AND LAWN TRAC-
TORS, MOWERS
wide
selection. Priced to fit your
budget — Wheel Horse, Ariens,
Lawn Boy. Tiller $149.95 up.
Walden Appliance and Furniture
Co., Landrum, S. C. adv. 28,c.
Little Framemaker
Needlepoint
We Block-Stretch
and Frame
Call 859-5552
03388
WOLVERINE'
8 DURABLES BOOT
• Tan cowhide leather
• Cushion insole and steel
shank arch support
• Water and acid resistant
• Slip and oil resistant sole
and heel
Bridgman’s
General
Merchandise
132 Trade St.
Landrum, S. C.
457-2298
Tryon PTA
Meets Tonight
The Tryon PTA will meet
tonight at 8:00 in the Tryon
Elementary School Auditorium.
After a short business meeting
the International Exchange Pro
gram or American Field Service
will present a program. There
are six foreign students living in
Polk County. Three students
attend Polk Central High School
and three attend Tryon High
School. The six students will be
presenting a program about
themselves and the culture of
their home countries. The
countries represented are
France, Japan, England, Nor
way, Italy, and Switzerland.
Next the Children’s Theater
Festival will take the floor and
give a slide presentation concern
ing the March 15 Super Saturday
festivities.
Following that Dr. Roy Morgan
will address the audience. In
conjunction with a twenty-minute
film entitled, “Who Me”, the
doctor will explain the dangers of
cancer as a result of smoking. A
question and answer period will
follow his remarks.
Dr. Morgan was born and grew
up in North Carolina and is a
graduate of the School of
Medicine, Loma Linda Univer
sity, Loma Linda, California. He
has been in the general practice
of medicine in Columbus since
1955. He is a former Chief of Staff
of St. Luke’s Hospital and
Diplomate of the American
Board of Family Practice.
Light refreshments will be
served following the meeting.
New Members
Are Welcomed
The Tryon Country Club
Women’s Golf Association open
ed the 1980 season with a
luncheon at the Lake Lanier
Teahouse. Helen McClintock,
Pres., welcomed the new
members. They are: Jane Baird,
Elline Crossman, Orvetta Molt-
zau, Penny Morse, Alice Parsons,
Hazel Teunion and Sally Wagner.
Co-Chairmen for the event were:
Mary Lou Coward and Marjorie
Weiss.
On Tuesday, March 4, at 9 a.m.
a special meeting will be held in
the club house for new golfers or
anyone interested in learning
more about Ladies’ Day proce
dures. This will be followed by a
golf clinic by Cecil Turner, Club
Pro.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Stirling
of Lake Adger have returned
from 3 weeks riding at Circle Z
Ranch at Patagonia, Arizona.
POETRY READING: Sam
McMillan will read original
poetry at THE UPSTAIRS, 117
South Trade Street, March 2, Sun,
8:00 p.m. adv. 28, 29,c.
MOVING SALE: Black vinyl
double sleeper with matching
chair that also makes a bed,
antique solid walnut twin beds,
clothes, sizes 12 and 6, antique
violin, Niagara thermo-pad,
many household items. Corner of
Peak and Julia in Columbus.
“Cable” on mailbox, adv. 28, 29,
3,c.
Polk County Historical Assn.
Tuesday, March 4 at 2:30 p.m.
Columbus Library
Paul Butler, Speaker
“Historical Highlights of This Area”
Informative — interesting
How many historical markers have you stopped to read?
Stone Hedge Inn
Howard Gap Road, Tryon, N. C.
Come and enjoy good food and beautiful views,
with an early dinner before the play.
Serving Wed. — Sat. 5:30 to 9
Closed Sun., Mon., and Tues.
Brown Bagging and Lodging
For Reservations call 859-9114
Men’s Wrangler Pre-Washed Jeans
Sizes 28 — 42 Sale Price $12.88
Close Out on All
Winter Merchandise V2 Price
Young Generation
Rutherford St., Landrum, S. C. 457-3469
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FOR SALE: 1975 GMC pick-up
truck. % ton, 6 ft. bed, 6 cyl., one
barrel carburetor, straight drive.
Excellent mileage. $2,200. Call
after 3 p.m. 863-2513. adv. 28, 29,
4,c.
BEEF
For home freezer
Grain (corn) fed from
Dr. Terry Stagg’s herd.
For more info, 457-3351 or
468-4681
AMWAY
For Products
and Information
CALL 859-9289