Mrs. F. Ashmore
Mrs. Christine G. Ashmore, 67,
of Landrum, S. C., widow of
Freeman Ashmore died Thurs
day at 8:20 a.m. at Camp Haven
Nursing Home in Inman.
A native of Anson County, N.
C., she was a daughter of the late
James and Jessie Brooks Griffin.
She had retired from Bommer
Industries, Inc., and was a
member of the Landrum First
Baptist Church.
She is survived by her
stepmother, Mrs. Faustina Grif
fin, Marshville, N.C.; two sons,
Jimmy Ashmore, Landrum and
Billy Ashmore, Myrtle Beach, S.
C.; three daughters, Mrs. Mary
Lawson, Lyman, S. C., Mrs.
Joyce Wessinger, Landrum and
Mrs. Judy Edney, Columbus; two
sisters, Mrs. Brooks Carruth,
Landrum and Mrs. Ethel
Traywick, Marshville; three
brothers, William Griffin, Char ;
lotte, Barck Griffin, Marshville
and Harold Griffin, Charleston,
S. C.; 12 grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements will be
announced by Petty Funeral
Home
Did You Know?
Did you know that
Half of all Americans consider
misuse of soil and water
resources a serious problem.
Fifty-three (53) percent of all
Americans say loss of good
farmland is equally serious.
By a margin of 7 to 1,
Americans feel we should accept
federal action to protect farm
land from erosion.
Americans strongly support
the small family farm concept,
and think federal policies should
help preserve and protect them.
(But most people also know that
most of their food comes from
large farms.)
More than 8 of 10 Americans
rate themselves “moderate to
high” on a conservation ethic
scale and believe conservation is
important for the country.
By more than 2 to 1, Americans
say gasohol should receive more
federal support then synthetic
fuels. Gasohol is seen as more
likely than synthetics to reduce
oil imports, keep down gasoline
costs and less likely to damage
the land.
Even though their own partici-,
pation is rather low (only 33
percent) Americans highly value
citizen participation in federal
decision making, including the
topics mentioned above. They
would participate more if they
were sure their opinions were
truly being heard.
A public meeting where
concerned citizens can learn of
the possible future directions of
soil and water conservation
programs will be held Tuesday,
March 4 at 2:00 p.m. at the
Ramada Inn in Hendersonville.
You can voice your opinion there
or submit it in written form to
your local Soil Conservation
Office, P. 0. Box 236, Columbus,
N. C. — Reporter
Tryon
The Asheville Contemporary
Dance Theatre will perform at
Blue Ridge Tech, Hendersonville
on March Sth at 8 p.m. and March
9th at 3 p.m. This is the only
modern dance company in
Western North Carolina.
COMMUNICATION
Come the time when good equal-
rights wenches
Are tapped for manning the
fox-holes and trenches
And our ships, fore-and-aft,
Will be the time when the draft
Has the men occupying park
benches
GREATDAY
COMMUNICATION IN RE
GRID’S NEGATIVE RECALL
To recall by association
Naturally takes concentration.
But when bringing to mind
Two words of a kind
Don’t abuse the imagaination.
To wit:
A mem’ry linker one time begged
my pardon.
(Had her art’ries then strated
to harden?)
Though my name evokes Eden-
Paradise without weedin’ —
She said, “How do you do, Mr.
Garden.”
The truth, so help me
BILL EDENS
DANCE
Poetry and Music
Presented by
THE RED ROCK FLOATING ARTS TROUPE
at
THE UPSTAIRS
(Above Tryon Toymakers)
March 2, Sunday, 8:00 p.m.
Admission FREE to the public
($1 suggested donation)
Daily Bulletin, Fri., Feb. 29, 1980
Fewer than 193 U. S. veterans
of the Spanish American War are
still alive. A total of 392,000
American servicemen took part
in that conflict.
Poetry Reading
Sam McMillan will read
original poetry at THE UP
STAIRS, 117 South Trade St.,
March 2, Sun., 8:00 p.m.
OPALINE TRACING
PAPER — rolls, pads
and sheets.
ARLEDGE PRINTERS
Phone 859-9530 Tryon, NI C-
$100
REWARD
For the return of the
“Big Dan Farm”
Sign taken from
Driveway on Peniel Rd.
last Sunday.
No questions asked.
Call 894-8178
THIS IS THE LAW
Sponsored by The Lawyers of North Carolina
ALIMONY AND CHILD SUPPORT
A matter that appears in
many divorce disputes is
the question of alimony.
In North Carolina, ali
mony can be applied for by
the spouse that is financial
ly dependent on the other
spouse. However, to
obtain alimony the depend
ent spouse has to show
that the break-up of the
marriage was the fault of
the other spouse.
It is possible for a
dependent spouse to be
awarded temporary ali
mony during the period of
separation proceeding the
divorce action.
Parents are required to
assume the financial re
sponsibility for rearing
their children. If the
husband and wife are not
able to agree on child
support, the judge will
make the decision based on
evidence submitted to the
court.
Alimony and child sup
port can be negotiated and
agreed upon even before
filing the divorce action, or
a separate lawsuit can be
brought to settle these
issues.
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