Tryon Hounds
Will Entertain
Landowners Saturday
Tomorrow, March 15, mem
bers of the Tryon Hounds will
give a barbecue for the local
landowners who help maintain a
lively tradition by permitting
mounted foxhunting on their
properties. All landowners are
invited to the barbecue, which
will be at Mr. and Mrs. P. Donald
Williams’ “Vestavia Farm’’ on
Little Mountain Raod at noon,
following the spring Hunter Pace
of the hunt club.
The public, as well as
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best quality for the least money.
We hope you’ll compare. Skee’s
Exxon. 509 S. Trade St., Tryon,
859-9629. adv. 14, 17, 18, 19c.
Large waterfront lot on Lake
Keowee, Oconee County, S. C.
Honnicutt subdiv. with city
water, $20,000. Some financing
available. M. G. Browning, Rt. 1,
Box 367, Roebuck, S. C. 29376.
adv. M.W.F.—28.
FOR SALE: 1974 Datsun 710
SW, automatic, air cond.,
AM-FM-8 track, low mileage,
Priced to sell or will trade, Call
Robert Morse 457-3366 after 6,
859-5668. adv. 14c.
landowners, is invited to watch
the Pace Event, beginning at 10
a.m. with 50 or more riders and
horses competing. Pairs of riders
will move off at three-minute
intervals to negotiate a marked
course beginning and ending at
the Williams’ farm. The event
tests the ability of riders and
their mounts to match the time
approved for the course by the
Hunt staff but not revealed to the
competitors until all have
completed the ride and recorded
their time. The approved time
represents the correct pace for
following a pack of hounds in
pursuit of a fox, and the winning
team is that which comes closest
to it.
“Vestavia” is across Little
Mountain Road from the Tryon
Hounds kennels, midway be
tween Little Mountain Road’s
intersections with Peniel Road
and Highway 14. Entrances will
be marked.
When the Tryon Hounds was
established in 1926, most of its
sport was drag hunting in the
“old Hunting Country” adjacent
to Ridge Road. Through the
years, more country has been
opened up with the cooperation of
landowners in the vicinity of
Peniel Road, Green Creek, River
Road, and Little Mountain, and
there has been hunting at
Fairview Farm just across the
state line in South Carolina. For
many years all hunting has been
foxes (not drag hunting). In 1935,
the Hunt received recognition
from the Masters of Foxhounds of
America. — Reporter
Black and white angora
looking cat with flea cat. FOUND
near Howard Gap Road, Tryon.
Phone 859-5562. adv. 10, 12, 14,c.
Interested in using the Polk
County Answering Serivce? If so
call 859-5703 after 4 p.m. adv. 10
— 18 pd.
Tryon Daily Bulletin, Fri., Mar. 14. 1980
HELP WANTED: Two grooms
for April 5th Blockhouse. Must
have hunt clothes. Able to handle
horses at halter. Call 704-859-6982
evenings, adv. 13,14,17,18,19, 20,
21,c.
FOR SALE: Deep freezer,
auto, washer, floor lamp, living
room chair and lots of household
items. Call 894-3842.'adv. 13, 14,
17, 18,c.
BIG JIM IS BACK at Old
Jordan School with Country
Music and Square Dancing every
Saturday night. 8 to 12. Music by
Westernaires. Located 7
miles north of Greer off Hwy.
14. adv. 12, 13, 14,c.
AMWAY
For Product
and Information
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BUS: 582-4580 RES: 859-5424
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Conveniently located, yet secluded and protected
on 10 acres, this charming new brick home is prac
tically maintenance free and energy efficient with
maximum insulation, Thermopane windows, and
heat pump.
The house has been handcrafted with the highest
quality construction to include custom made
cabinets, closets, fireplace, and bathroom fixtures.
In addition to the usual amenities found with a
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room, sun room, huge double garage with remote
control door, and a large office which could also be
a third bedroom or child’s room.
The acreage is income-producing in
eludes a three area hayfield or could
divided into a second homesite.
Town & Country Realty
Robert Thompson 859-6952
that it in-
easily be
$140,000
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Charles Ross 894-8424 Earl Thompson 894-8556 Kay Price 859-6969
Betty Ross 894-8424 Emily Thompson 894 8556 John Christopher 894-8991
253 North Trade Street Hwy. 108 — Box 755
Tryon, N. C. 28782 Columbus, N. C. 28722
(704) 859-5806 ( 704 ) 894-3531