Polk Commissioners Make Appointments
At the Polk County Commis
sioners’ meeting on 21 April, 1980,
Manager Marvin Wagner
announced that $85,000, including
$12,000 local money, is available
for Emergency Medical Service
equipment which will give EMS
the capability to transmit EKG
signals over air to St. Luke’s
Hospital, and eventually to tie in
with the state-wide system.
Attorney Jay Foster reported
on the industrial pollution control
bond and the Industrial Facilities
WANTED: Odd jobs. All types
of repair work. Gordon Masters,
863-2419. adv. tf.
FOR SALE: Riding lawn
mower, 5 HP. Briggs-Straton
motor. $200. Call 457-4795. adv. 23,
24,c.
FOR SALE: 1978 Fiat 128, 4
door, 36 MPG. Clean car must
sale at $3200. Phone 894-3483. adv
23, 24 , 25, 28, 29, pd
FOR SALE: Practically new
GE chest type freezer, $175. Call
859-5544. adv. 23, 24 , 25,c.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
COLIFORM BACTERIA FOUND
IN DRINKING WATER
During March coliform
bacteria was found in drinking
water samples from the Melmont
Water Co. above the limit as it
appears in the “Rules Governing
Public Water Supplies.”
Coliform bacteria is normally
found in the intestinal tract of
man or other warm blooded
animals and can be easily found
in drinking water samples. The
presence of coliform bacteria
indicates that some contamina
tion has occured.
In an attempt to correct the
cause or the contamination we
have done the following:
we have disinlected the water
system.
We have flushed the water
lines.
Samples submitted on 4-14-80.
4-15-80 show the water to be free
of coliform bacteria.
If you have questions about this
notice, please contact:
Robert C. Scoggins
Melmont Water Co.
Box 1028. Tryon. N.C
704-859-9586
adv. 23. 24 . 25,c.
and Pollution Control Financing
Authority. The board appointed
the following to authority and
indicated their terms’ expiration
dates: Bill Miller, 1982; Mike
O’Neal. 1984; Tom Simpson, 1984.
Gene Owens, 1984; and Jay
Foster, attorney. They will join
Ted Owens, 1980, and Dave
Phillips, 1982.
Susan Leonard was apponted
the at-large member to the
Nursing Home Advisory Board,
and Glenn Rhodes was appointed
to the Polk County Mental Health
Advisory Board.
The Green Creek Township
Odor Ordinance was adopted and
there will be a hearing 1 May at
7:30 in the Green Creek School.
The mutual aid law enforcement
assistance resolution with Hend
erson County was passed.
Federal funding for the Law
Enforcement Assistance Admin
istration has been cut. The Board
decided not to fund $1945 for
Polk’s share to keep the office
open. — League of Women Voters
Observer
Dies At 102
James Ira Christian, 102, 1919
Meldo Aye., Jacksonville, Fla.
died Monday night in a Tryon
Rest Home.
He was born in Atlanta, Ga.
and was a son of the late Zera
Sims and Mary Cates Christian.
He moved to Tryon from
Jacksonville. Fla. one year ago.
Surviving are two daughters.
Mrs. Robert H. Elarbee of
Jacksonville, Fla. and Mrs.
William W. Clark of Tryon, N. C.;
also three grandsons and three
great grandchildren.
Services will be held Thursday
in Evergreen Cemetery in
Jacksonville, Fla.
McFarland's Funeral Chapel
was in charge of local arrange
ments.
TWGA Luncheon
The monthly luncheon of the
Tryon Women’s Golf Association
will be held at the club house,
Tuesday. April 29th at 12:00.
Members are requested to make
reservations with Pro Cecil
Turner bv Friday, April 25th. The
event will be a Two Ball Winging,
with a Shotgun start at 9 a.m
Those golfers interested in
playing in the Cairns Tourna
ment should sign up at this time.
Moore-Prewette
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis A. Moore,
of Matthews, N. C. have
announced the engagement of
their daughter, Karen Denise to
David Kent Prewette, son of Mrs.
Louise Denton of Columbus, N. C.
and David A. Prewette of
Charlotte, N C.
Miss Moore was graduated
from Sun Valley High School in
1978 and attended Wingate
College. She is now employed
with Pic ’n Pay. Inc. in
Matthews.
Mr. Prewette is a 1975 graduate
of Polk Central High School and
has received a degree from
Carolina School of Broadcasting
in Charlotte, where he is now
associated with the school as a
broadcasting career counselor
and instructor.
The wedding will take place the
25th of June in the Eastway
Church of God. in Charlotte.
WANTED: Small type, black
and tan hound male puppy. Best
of home and veterinarian care
assured Call 859-5184 adv tf
ENJOY A DELICIOUS BUFFET LUNCHEON
Wednesday, 12:00 to 2:00, $4.50
THE DINNER BELL
211 Melrose Ave., 859-6200
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254 acre cattle farm; 95 acres in grass,
remainder cut over timberland and wooded. Also
several barns
a 4-room frame tenant house and
and plenty of water. Located on
Green Creek Township. $275,000.00
Cox Road
in
Horne Realty, Inc
Courthouse Street, Columbus, N. C. 28722
| 894-8804
Tryon Daily Bulletin. Wed., Apr. 23, 1980
Lonnie Hines ot Spartanburg
Methodist College was named to
the basketball second team on the
Western Carolinas Junior College
Conference. Lonnie, a freshman,
is a former Polk Central
standout.
ADMINISTRATRIX’S NOTICE
Having qualified as Admini
stratrix of the estate of Edith R.
Foster, deceased, late of Polk
County, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said
deceased to present them to the
undesigned on or before October
23, 1980, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate please make immediate
payment.
This 23rd day of April, 1980.
Joyce C. Correll.
Administratrix of the
Estate of
Edith R. Foster
690 Hickory Nut Trail
Concord. North Carolina
28025
William H. Miller, Attorney
Post Office Box 1472
Tryon, North Carolina 28782
adv. 23, 30, 7, 14,c.