Jon Daily Bulletin Mon., Nov. 23,1981
senting Deed to Town of Tryon
Bookmobile
Schedule
November 30th, Pea Ridge;
Dee. 2nd, Saluda; 3rd., Saluda
School; 4th., Hickory Grove; 7th,
Sunnyview School; 9th, Green
Creek; 10th, Green Creek
Workshop and St. Luke's
Hospital; 11th, Tryon No. 1; 14th,
Mill Spring School; 15th, Tryon
No. 2; 16th, Sunnyview.
All above stops are public
stops, anyone in the area may
borrow books at these places.
Update On Hospice
At Kiwanis Tues.
The Tryon Kiwanis Club will
meet Tuesday at 12:45 p.m. at the
Pacolet River Plantation. The
guest speaker will be Ms. Jackie
Fisher, who will give an Update
on Hospice. Ms. Fisher, who is a
social worker at St. Luke’s
Hospital is the Medical Social
Worker for the Polk County
Hospice and serves on the
Hospice Board of Directors. Dr.
Robert E. Lair, Jr. is in charge of
the program.
Thompson & Daughter
Landscape Service, Inc.
1114 N. Trade St. (Rt. 176 N)
TRYON, N. C.
704-859-9600
Landscape Design and Installation
Maintenance Contracts, Pruning
Fertilizer, Mowing, Sprinkler Systems
Perennial Gardens a Specialty
W. H. McDonald, Vice President
and Treasurer of the Southern
Mercerizing Co. is shown
presenting the deed to Lake
Lanier to Tryon Mayor Ken
Tucker. The Southern Merceriz
ing Co. deeded this property to
the Town of Tryon as a gift.
According to Mr. McDonald, the
Southern Mercerizing Company
no longer demands large
amounts of water from Lake
Lanier and it is his belief that
this donation and subsequent
potential development as a public
raw water supply is in the best
long-range interest of the
community. The estimated
appraised value of Lake Lanier
and the 10.35 acres is $1,500,000.
Charity Bridge
The Tryon Duplicate Bridge
Club annual Charity Bridge
Game at St. John’s Church was a
great success. Forty players
particiapted and the proceeds of
$100 went to the American
Diabetes Society. The results
were as follows:
North-South: 1st. Mr. and Mrs.
Stanislas Czetwertynski; 2nd.
Mrs. J. T. Peterson and William
Edwards, 3rd., Mrs. John Martin
and Andrew Leslie.
East-West: 1st. Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Creagan, 2nd Mrs. Miles
White and Mrs. Jack Watson,
3rd., Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Taylor.
The Creagans had the highest
score.
EARLY LANDING
Astronauts are
Brave and doughty
But a space ship’s
Malfunction is
Astronaughty.
GRID
PAYNE'S TAXI AND
AIRPORT SERVICE
RADIO couirero - Ain conditioned station waoons
CONFIRMED BOOKINGS
DIAU: 050-3700
Wool! Wool! Wool!
Carpet in Stock
Bleached Linen or Wedgewood Blue
HOME ON 1 ACRE OR MORE!
COLUMBUS — Huntview — 7 room home on 1.6 acre —
workshop and partial basement — OWNER WILL TRADE
EQUITY FOR LAND. $77,500.00. MLS No. 715.
TRYON — Warrior Mountain Road — 8 room home on 2 plus
ac. with 2 fireplaces with native stone & stove insert in LR — 3
Mieli baths ~ Ful1 basement - PRIVACY. $75,000.00
MLS No. 615.
Reg. $25.95
NOW $14.95
2 5 OLUMBUS — Laurel Park Acres — 3 bedr. 2 bath home on
MLSNo°480~ Fu " basem8nl ~ Heat Pump Only $69,500.00.
• baih^c^ T Frame and stone home on 3 acres — 4 bedrs., 3
GREEN^^ S85.500.00. MLS No. 689
8 room ~ Hwy ’ N °’ 9 ~ NEAR S - C - STATE LINE -
hardwoodsandU ? bed,S 2 balhs 0n 417 Ac ’ 1V ’ 3C ' eS
MILL SPRING 4 ® S clear ed. $75,000.00. MLS No. 597
— Hwy. No. 9 — Great First or Retirement
Home on 6.56 Acres with stream and mountain
I 1 ®* 5 ' Onl 7 '$43,500.00. OWNER FINANCING -
MLS No. 683
] ERA THE WALKER AGENCY
■ Mills Street - P.O. Box395
Li t N ’ C 28722  704 > 894-8229
■00-525-8910. Ext. L99 (out of state No.)