Tryon Daily Bulletin, Tues., Apr. 1, 1980
Officers For
Steeplechase
Officials for this year’s Block
House Races are:
Stewards: William L. Pape,
Presiding; Mason H. Lamplon,
Leonard G. Carpenter.
Placing Judges: Emil Froh
lich, C. W. Holmberg, Jr., Col.
Charles C. Ross, Earl Thompson.
Patfol Judges: Joe Bunn,
Presiding; John Hickman, Rob
ert Ridley, James Rooney, John
Ryan.
Paddock Judges: Carter W.
Brown, Anthony Wallace.
Clerk of Scales: William Gallo,
Jr.
Starter: Chris Elser.
Timers: Lawrence P. Mills,
Jack Wood.
Outriders: Gerald Pack, Mrs.
Harry Brown, Ms. Lillie Brown
Cudd, Gregg Ryan, Jack Walker.
Physicians: Dr. John Z.
Preston, Honorary; Dr. John E.
Davis, Dr. Wayne G. Rogers.
Veterinarics: Harry W. Brown,
D.V.M.; Jerry L. Dorsam,
D V.M.
Farrier: Hulon Howard.
Announcer- Jerry Helder.
FOR SALE. LANDRUM 2
lots; 8 acres each $7000 each or
$13,500 for both. Call 457-3595.
adv 1, 2, 3, 4,c.
Dear Tryon Toymaker
Supporters
Tryon Toymakers Is very
pleased and excited to announce
that Blue Ridge Weavers will now
carry our complete line of
Traditional Tryon Toys. In order to
supply your enthusiastic demand
for our toys we find it necessary to
move our workshop home.
Operating the shop has loft
precious little time for actual
toymaking.
We will miss the personal con
tact with you on Trade Street. Wo
hope this movo will allow us
greater concentration toward our
goals of toymaking.
Blue Ridge Weavers will bo our
exclusive representative In Tryon
and will display our Traditional
Tryon Toys in a special corner on
the second floor. Pleaso come by
and seo our things.
And Thank You all for your con
tinued support.
Nancy, Chuck, Charllo & Zach
TRYON TOYMAKERS
April 1980
Red Cross Extends
Fund Drive
From the canvasser kick-off
breakfast re-scheduled from
March 3 to March 10, the Polk
County Red Cross annual Fund
Drive has been plagued by foul
weather.
As a result, chapter chairman
Richard E. Weiss has announced
an extension of the drive for
canvasser clean-up of contacts
and reports.
"In over 30 years of doing
house-to-house canvassing of
Polk County residents, veteran
observers don't recall such
continuing weather problems,”
Weiss stated.
Red Cross is well over the
half-way mark of its $14,300 goal
for 1980. However, some remain
ing fifty canvassers have been
"fighting the weather" to turn in
over-due reports.
If a canvasser has not yet
asked you to “Help Keep Red
Cross Ready", call the Red Cross
office 859-9362 and arrangements
will be made to collect your
contribution.
Accepting Work For
Polk County Artists
The Upstairs will be accepting
work for its Polk County Artists
exhibition, on Wedneday and
Thursday afternoon April 2 and 3
from one o’clock until five
o'clock.
Visual artists are requested to
submit a maximum of four
works. All work submitted should
be ready to hang or install. Per
formance artists are reminded
that their proposals should be
written or typed and submitted
the same afternoons as visual ar
tists.
This exhibit is being organized
to give a forum to serious artists
working in our vicinity, no matter
what the medium or discipline.
There will be an opening recep
tion on Friday, April 4 from 6:30
until 8:30, and the public is in
vited.
CHILD CARE in my home
weekdays, near 0. P. Earl
School. 457-4305. adv. 1, 2, 3, 4,c.
FOR SALE: Sears Stove with
microwave oven on top. Avocado.
5 yrs. old. In very good condition,
$275. Call 859-6392. adv. 1, 2, 3,c.
Going To Germany
U. S. FORCES, Germany
(AHTNC) March 26 — Spec. 4
Marion J. Hannon, whose wife,
Jarice, lives in Tryon, N. C.,
recently was assigned as a supply
clerk with the 54th Engineer
Battalion in Wildflecken, Ger
many.
Hannon’s father, Robert H.
Hannon, also lives in Tryon.
"So long as a man is without
a wife he is only half a man."
Sanskrit Proverb
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PARTY SHOP
914 N. Trade St.
Will be OPEN, Saturday, Apr. 5
From 7 A.M. — 11 P.M. to serve your party needs
for the Steeplechase
Come by and Check Out our LOW LOW PRICED
Open Tues. — Sun.
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