Tryon Daily Bulletin, Mon., Apr.
Curb Reporter
Con tinned From Page One
animal, raising the possibly ot
treating genetic diseases tS^gene
substitution, scientists announc
ed Thursday.
Tonight the Tryon Town
Council meets at 7:30, the Tryon
School Board meets at 7:30 and
the Polk County School Board
meets at 8 o’clock.
The Interagency Council met
last Thursday and had an
informal discussion about
Recreation in this area.
Most members seemed
to agree that a paid professional
Recreational Worker should be
hired to co-ordinate the various
recreational facilities already in
the area and to work with leaders
in each community.
County Winner
Michelle Clary
Pictured above is Michelle
Clay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Clary of Green Creek.
Michelle, a fourth grader at
Green Creek was The County 4-H
Winner in Traffic Safety Poster.
She will compete in the State
Poster Contest. She won a Bike
Tool Kit as her prize.
The sun, the star nearest the
Earth, is only an average-size
star, yet it is large enough to hold
about 1,300,000 Earths, National
Geographic World magazine
says.
Ireland owes its. reputation as
the "Emerald Isle” to wide
spread deposits of limestone. The
mineral-rich rock nourishes the
sod from below, while abundant
fains water it from above to
produce the land’s distinctive
coloration, the National Geo
graphic Society says.
14, 1980
SECOND 'YEAR FOR
TRYON R.I.F. PROJECT’
Continued From Page One
program will begin April 14 at the
Church of The Good Shepherd.
Children from Polk County
Child Development Center will
come to the programs on
Mondays where Mrs. Esther
Robinson will be the
director of R.I.F. activities. On
Tuesdays, the Stony Knoll Child
Development Center will bring
their children to the center for the
book program where Mrs.
Lenora Johnson will be the
director, along with a team of
volunteers. R.I.F. Volunteers will
visit the Kindergarten and First
Grade Classes each Thursday at
Tryon Elementary School to read
books with the children and books
will be distributed monthly.
Reading Is Fundamental, Inc.
(RIF) is a national, non-profit
organization designed to moti
vate children to read by giving
them the opportunity to choose
and to own books. The local RIF
Project is sponsored jointly by
the Church of the Good Shepherd
and the Tryon Community
Schools Project.
The Church Women United
have chosen the R.I.F. Program
once again as one of the projects
for their organization. Volunteers
from this group spend one hour a
week reading with children.
Persons interested in joining
the R.I.F. Project as a volunteer
should call the Tryon Community
Schools Office at 859-5428.
Contributions may be sent to the
R.I.F. Project in care of the
Reverend Ralph Bonaker, 1501
Highway 176 N., Tryon, N. C.
28782
JV Baseball
Monday
Chase at Polk Central
Wednesday
Polk Central at Chesnee
TRYON CLASS
of 1970
Please get your
reservations in for
reunion.
RENTALS AT FT. LAUDER
DALE BEACH: 1^ blocks to
ocean. One Bedroom Apt. and
efficiency available weekly,
monthly. Write Holland Haus,
2920 N. Ocean Blvd., Ft.
Lauderdale, Fla. or phone (305)
565-3673. adv. 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, pd.
FOR SALE: Azaleas and
boxwoods. 1 mi. west of
Gowensville on Hwy. 11. Differ
ent colors. Look for sign. Pace’s
Nursery. Clifford Pace. Call
468-4470 adv. 11. 14. 16, 18,c.
WANTED: Someone to cut
fescue hay field, bale put into
barn. Approximately 350 stand
ard bales each spring and fall.
Call 704-863-2359. adv. 10, 11, 14,c.
Packaging Supplies —
tape, wrapping paper,
etc.
ARLEDGE PRINTERS
Phone 859-II530 Tryon, N. C.
Moving In? Moving Out? UNITEL
Call Collect 704-287-3601 UNI I
Tru-Pak Moving & Storage UNITED
N’CUC 694 V^L^W
Killherfdrdton, N.C. 28139 ICC67 234
HELP WANTED
Sewing Machine Operator. Experienced on Drapery and Up
holstery. To assume position. For a lady looking to relocate to
N. Y. Good Pay. Send resume to:
DESIGNWAY
315 East 62nd St., New York, N. Y. 10021
Lunches and dinners
served at
The Dinner Bell
"Across from the Fine Arts Center"
859-6200
Andrews Furniture Co.
Phone 859-9260 Tryon, N. C.
GE Appliances — Slegler Heaters
Mohawk Carpet — Zenith Television
Think Young...
Think Pretty...
Then See our Spring Fashions
Clothes
Of
Hillcrest Shopping Center
Telephone 585-4871
Spartanburg, S. C.
FOR SALE: H&R .410 shotgun.
1 yr. old. with case $40. 1963 VW
motor, runs, but may need
repairs, $350. 1972 Apache
camper, sleeps 6 has sink,
refrig., port-a-pot, needs repairs,
$600.; 1968 Chev. truck, long-
wheel base, needs battery, $400.
Old Allis-Chalmers tractor with
attachments, needs repairs, $300,
894-8355 after 5 p.m. adv. 14, 16
Pd-
WANTED: Home from owner.
Reasonable loan assumption or
1st mortgage. $50,000, $100,000
range. Write describing property
and terms. P. 0. Box 18221,
Hillcrest Station, Spartanburg. S.
C. 29318. adv. 14,15,16,17, Wod