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Nell Deaver Exec. Sec. of Hospice Nell Deaver Thirty-one years of professional therapy background brings Nell Deaver to the executive secretary post of the Hospice movement in Polk County and upstate areas of South Carolna. She will serve in the capacity of a volunteer to help the local program get underway. A resident of Tryon since 1974, her credentials include: U. S. Army Medical Department captain's rank, a faculty position at Duke University, and various major city hospital and university physical therapist clinical assignments. Hospice is a specialized health care program for the terminally ill. A team of professionals embracing: a group of local area doctors, nursing personel, clergy, and a battery of compassionate, trained volunteers offer an alternative to hospital isolation when a person is separated from home, family and friends. Hospice means home care. Hospice is becoming a major force in North Carolina. Fourteen units are or will be operational shortly in: Winston Salem. Charlotte. Wilmington. Durham- Chapel Hill, Hickory. Asheville, Hendersonville. Gastonia. Raleigh. Pinehurst-Southern Pines, Burlington, Greensboro. Beaufort and Polk County A broad based Hospice funding program, with tax deductible benefits, is about to be announced. Meanwhile gifts or memorials are being solicited. Checks should be made out to Hospice of North Carolina with a Folk County earmaking, and 10 1,10 unil ' s treasurer, William Medford, 2107 Hogback Rd.. Tryon. The Bulletin, 10c Per Copy Have Party ° cl ° b ®5 al the lunch hour period the thirty persons of the P rcsenl wor > force at the Polk County Sheltered Workshop were joined by members of The Tryon Presbyterian Church for Hallowe'en dessert and entertainment. Also present were eight of the Staff, Lynne Wood Executive Director, Mary Blackwell, Florence Duncan Deborah Gaddy, Ann Honeycutt. Virginia Kesterson, Monty Monteith and Nancy Roach. Cider, cakes and candy were served by Mrs. John B. Allen, Mr. Allen, Mrs. William Baird, Mrs. K. A. Bowen and Mrs. Harold L Tremain. Kenneth L. Smith at the piano led singing and played for clogging by some of the workshop people. Mrs. Wood took the visitors on a tour of the working quarters of The Workshop where they could observe work being done under contract for various businesses. UDC Meets Nov. 21 The Campobello Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet Friday, Nov. 21st at the home of Mrs. R. E. Mabry on Forest Ave., Landrum. Members are asked to bring items for the Veterans Christmas bags to the meeting 30-MONTH CERTIFICATES 12% COMPOUNDED DAILY FOR AN EFFECTIVE YEILD OF 12.747% Re ¬ quires only $100 minimum deposit and is compounded doily. Both certificates insured up to $100,000 by FSLIC. Federal regulations require a substantial penalty for early withdrawal. Tryon Dally Bulletin. Wed.. Nov. 5.19«0 Public Health Association. For the past 19 years, Miss Holley has been on the fac “’‘y 0 . the Department of Heal h Administration of toe University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. In 1969 she became an associate professor. Since 1974 she has been based at the Mountain Area Health Education Centcr (MAHEC) in Asheville, and has Receives Award Lydia Holley and Nell Deaver have returned from Raleigh. At the annual meeting of the North Carolina Physical Therapy Association, Miss Holley received the organization's distinguished service award. She worked as a physical therapist in Texas, Colorado, South Carolina and North Carolina, having lived in Tryon. served as president in the professional organizations of the latter two states. She has held a number of offices in the American Physical therapy Association, and also served as president of the North Carolina Two slices of fresh apple put together with a layer of cream cheese or slices of cheddar cheese makes a hearty and substantial snack. I I I I I I I I I S 1 Chicken ■ Supper 1 Saturday, Nov. 8 5:30 — 8:30 p.m. 0. P. Earle Cafeteria, Landrum Adult Plate $2.50 Under 12 $1.50 Sponsored by Landrum Athletic Boosters MONEY MARKET SAVINGS CERTIFICATES 13.519% Effective Nov. 6 — Nov. 12 $10 000 minimum with Six month te-m Poyoble monthly quarterly Or Q( maturity Regulations prohibit compoun ding interest on these certificates 1k ^^ Federal IIT Savings^ FSLIC ‘00So.lhT.0d, S„„, Tryon >»', — . «^ ^orw 859 9137
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