Tryon Daily Bulletin, Fri., Feb.
An Evening OF
Poetry, Music, Dance
Sunday night at The Upstairs,
Sam McMillan, formerly of
Tryon, will return to the area
with The Red Rock Floating Arts
Troupe for an evening of poetry,
music and dance. The evening
looks to be an exciting one with a
combination of the talents of
dancers Jacquie Brown - Wil
liams, Jacque Brown, and Tony
Napoli with the music of Beam
Furr and friends.
The troupe has successfully
performed in Western North
Carolina, most recently in
Asheville where they were en
thusiastically received. The
February issue of The Arts
Journal gave The Red Rock
Floating Arts Troupe a very
favorable review of this per
formance.
The performance will be given
Sunday night at 8 p.m. at The
Upstairs (above Tryon Toy-
makers on S. Trade St.).
Admission is free to the public ($1
suggested donation). — Reporter
When buying meat products,
consider the amount of lean meat
in a cut, as well as the price per
pound. A relatively high-priced
cut with little or no waste may
provide more meat for your
money than a low-priced cut with
a great deal of bone, gristle, or
fat.
29, 1980
Singing
The Gold Trumpets of Forest
City will sing Sunday at 7:30 p.m.
at The New Testament Church of
God in Tryon. ’
Charleston, City of Charm!
Visit America’s most historic private homes; Charlestown Lan
ding; Middleton Gardens; Candlelight Tour of QueenStreet District;
Boat ride to Ft. Sumter.
Travel with us by deluxe private motorcoach departing Tryon 9:15 a.m.
Tuesday, April 8
Three days and two nights for $169, double occupancy
Globe Treks, Inc.—and General Travel Agency of Hendersonville
I. C. C. No. MC1.30577
Tryon area residents call Allan or Anne Boas 457-4236 for further details.
A ttention Ladies
FINAL WINTER CLEARANCE
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.
TRAILER SITE FOR RENT:
to neat tenant. Melvin Hill area.
Large lot, $40 per month.
References required. Call
863-4825 after 6 p.m. adv. 27, 28,
29, 3, 4,c.
WANTED: Someone to do
sewing reasonable. Call 859-6596.
adv. 29c.
(Sale Starts Friday, Feb. 29)
PAYNE & SON
CAR RENTALS
Daily, weekly, monthly
rates. 704-859-9381, night, day
or holidays. Rt. 2, Box 79-A,
Tryon, N. C.
FOR SALE: at Cost. New, gray
ladies Irish Country Hat. size 7.
859-6230. adv. 29, 3 pd.
Final reductions on entire stock of winter merchandise.
Many items reduced well-below wholesale — will be cleared
out at a price. Good selection of Missy andJr., Roly-poly
wool, co-ordinating sportswear, dresses, (reg. and petite),
skirts, blouses and so fourth still available.
Rush On Down
Now is the time to $ SAVE $
Buy for now and next fall — beat inflating prices
HELP WANTED: Opening for
full-time machinist. Individual
must be able to set up and
operate all machine shop
equipment. Good wage scale and
fringe benefits with 4'/ z day work
week. Apply in person, 9 a m. to 1
p.m. every day except Tuesday.
Turner and Seymour Manufac
turing Co., 300 S. Shamrock Ave.,
Landrum, adv. 29, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7c
VISA
FASHION FIRST, INC
109 W. Wade Hampton Blvd.
Intersection Hwy. 14 and 29
GREER, S. C.
Bank Charge Cards
Lay-Aways
Good selections of new Spring Merchandise now in Stock and Arriving Daily