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Tryon Daily Bulletin, Tues., Oct. 7.1980 •tp.m. and 8 p.m The 5th annual holiday Open Curb Reporter Continued From Page One production. "The Philadelphia Story" by Philip Barry have been placed in the reading room of the Lanier Library. Anyone interested in reading the play before trying out has an opportunity to take advantage of having these books there. Lee Miller, successful director of last year’s "Private Lives" will direct this December reproduction The Polk County Museum is open each Tuesday and Thursday from 10 a m. to 12 noon at the Depot in Tryon There is no admission. Wm A. McFarland will speak at the Polk County Historical Association meeting today at 2:30 p m. at the Polk County Library. Mr McFarland will talk about “Old and Unusual Laws and Lawsuits." "A Yankee Doodle Dandy" is at the Fine Aris Center Friday at WANTED: Used {-drawer file cadinets 704-859-5856 or 803-457- 3138. Mon. and Tues., Oct. 6 and 7 adv. WANTED: FIREWOOD Unlimited Amount Call 457-3142. ^'25 CA ^ buy Tha Highest Quality Name Brand Furniture for Less Money, At G& K Appliance & Furniture Co., Inc. Columbus N.C. 894-821U Fabrics Fabrics Fabrics P ~ Quoted Bedspreads — Upholstery Linen nlZ ~ S atln s — Casements Vol? r Moires — Damasks — Crewel A - Twllls - Sheers - Laces 'types Linings and Rods paint ’N PAPER, Etc. Bering Personal Assistance In the Store or in Your Home ^^-J-andrum, S. C. 457-4697 house at Little Mountain Pottery is Oct. 11 and 12 with a kiln opening Saturday at 11 a.m. The Methodist Men’s Steak Supper is Wed. from 5 to 8 p.m at the Tryon United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. The Polk County Jaycee Bike- a-Thon is Sunday at 12 noon at Tryon High School Senator Robert Morgan was at the Democratic Headquarters in Columbus last Friday afternoon. He said that inflation was the single biggest problem facing the nation and that the tremendous increase in the cost of oil was one of the primary causes. He said that the nation was making progress in meeting the challenge, by decontrolling oil and natural gas. increasing the miles per gallon automobiles will go, developing synthetic fuels and utilizing solar energy and wind energy, and practicing conservation He said one of the greatest perils facing this country is the power that single issue groups now have. He said that they don 1 look at the overall record of their Congressman, but whether or not he voted "right" on a particular issue. He gave as illustrations the ERA. Panama Canal, abortion, etc. Mrs. Morgan Morris of Tryon had as her guest, her son. Phil of Charlotte. Dog Show Results Given Despite cloudy weather and wet grass, a small, energetic crowd of dogs and dog-lovers showed up for the Any and All Dog show. Sunday at Harmon Field. In the Dog with Most Interesting Tail Class, the winners were: First, Polo, with Chip Goodwin; Second. Valentine. Heidi Paff; Third. Chip. Angela Clontz. Dog With Best Costume: First, Valentine with Heidi Paff; Second. Lukey. Norvin Clontz Best Family Group: First, Lucy and Chip, with Angela and Norvin Clontz. Second, Pepper and Samson Leonard, with Andy and Penny Voso. Dog Who Looks Most Like Its Master First. Juno, with Simon Smith Second, Bagel, Tom Martin Third. Gator. Phillip Placak; Fourth. Brownie. Julie "Doe With Most Doubtful Ancestry First Perky with 1 aura Harrison. Second. Pepper. Andy Voso. Third, Bagel, Tory- Martin. Fourth. Valentine. Heidi Paff DOR Over The Jump: First Chin with Angela Clontz; Second. Pepper Andv Voso; Third. Foggy. Bobbi Wilson; Fourth, Bismark. Wagstaff Karen First, Cline; Do[> Friendliest Bridgett. wl ^ r ^* C RoXV^d, Sonny, John ATOUCH OF CLASS Quality abounds in this distinctive hnm ~ £ t ^ 6S m Tryon ' s Pres,i9ious Hunting room 6 with fireplace, tovel^g^ and fam "y bedrooms, 2% baths, utility room of f P ° rCh ' 2 deck. The lower level has family r ' ' and fireplace, 1 bedroom and 1 J* r ° 0m with decorated, beautifully landsca^ Tastef uUy mountain range. A joy to own! Views O ’ For a personal Tour! (MIs. No, 410). Call TOWN & COUNTRY. KNOBLOCK REALTY p o Box 906—937 S Trado Tryon. N C 28782 704-859 5806 704-859-6206 B^^ Preston; Fourth, Folly, Jane Dusenbury. Dog With Best Trick: First, Bagel, with Tom Martin; Second, Bandit, with Audrie Lewis; Third, Samson Leonard. Penny Voso; Fourth, Chip. Angela Clontz. Dog Who Would Really Rather Be At Home: First, Clyde, with Drew Brannon; Second. Nubbins. Karrie Gardener; Third, Sam. Dane Stafford; Fourth, Foggy. Bobbi Wilson. Best of Show. Any and All First. Polo. Chip Goodwin; Second. Peter, Mrs. J. S. Harper. Third. Bandit. Audrie Lewis; Fourth. Bismark. Karen Wagstaff. Winner of the Prize Puppy Westgate Terrier donated Tom Fussell, D.V.M. Spartanburg): Sarah Davis. (a by of Warlick - Kimbrell Gastonia — Pamela Leigh Kimbrell and Anderson Davis Warlick married Saturday at Prcsb - vter ian Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Willard Duke Kimbrell of Gastonia. She graduated from Salem College and Atlanta School ^ Des 'Rn She is ^ployed by Margaret S Taylor Interiors, Mr^n^^- is the son 01 Uke E Warlick ° f from thZm ' $ C. He graduated by Milliken and n c sCm P loyed Charan '" Try °" -
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