Bulletin, Thurs., Apr. 2,1992
at 3 p.m. in the courthouse
annex.
The Tryon Town Council
meets April 20 at 6:30 p.m. for
a public hearing on changes to
its zoning ordinance to create a
new zoning district in which
mobile homes will be allowed
Tryon Baity
Curb Reporter
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could chew this year, but we
do plan to include a listing of
every church next year. In Tact,
we plan to make improvements
each and every year and wel
come your suggestions
What's happening:
Daylight Savings Time begins
Sunday at 2 a.m. Set your
clocks ahead one hour before
going to sleep Saturday niglit.
The Tryon Thermal Belt
Chamber of Commerce will
hold a ribbon cutting ceremony
at Sisters Two in Mill Spring
this morning at 11.
The Columbus Town Council
meets tonight at 8 in the Town
Hall.
On Friday at 4 p.m., Bill
Alexander, the landscape cura
tor at Biltmore Estate, will pre
sent a slide show and lecture at
FENCE. Tickets are available at
FENCE, Carole's Shoes, and
NationsBank.
The Polk County Democratic
Party will hold its convention
Saturday at 1 p.m. at the county
courthouse.
The Polk County Little
League and Senior League will
be holding sign ups and try-
outs Saturday at 9 a.m. at Har
mon Field. A birth certificate
and $20 registration fee are
required.
The Dynamic Breakers will
perform for the Polk County
Jaycees fourth annual beach,
rhythm and blues dance Satur
day from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. For
ticket information, call Hov
McClure at 457-4405.
Monday, April 6 is the last
day to register to vote if you
want to be able to vote in the
primaries May 6.
The Polk County Board of
Commissioners meets Monday,
April 6 at 7:30 p.m. in the
courthouse annex.
The Saluda Town Council
meets Monday, April 6 at 7:30
in the Town Hall.
The Landrum Town Council
meets Tuesday, April 7 at 7:30
p.m. in the Town Hall.
Reservation forms are avail
able for the Green Blades Gar
den Club's Tryon Home Tour
from Carole's Shoes, Nations
Bank and the Garden Patch.
The tour will be held April 8.
The Polk County Board of
Education meets Monday,
April 13 at 6:30 in the Stearns
Education Center board room.
The Polk County Board of
Commissioners meets April 20
on a conditional basis. The
regular monthly meeting will
follow.
There will be a Rabies Clinic
held in Polk County Saturday,
April 25th.
The Republicans will hold
their Pig Pickin' April 25th at
Republican headquarters in
Columbus. The six Republican
candidates for county commis
sioner will speak.
The Tryon Little Theater will
present The Diary of Anne
Frank April 30, May 1,2 and 3.
The Tryon Community Cho
rus will present its annual
Spring Concert May 22-24.
To Perform
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School.
Mr. Carman has concertized
in the U.S., Canada and Mexico
and the Netherlands and has
appeared on PBS and Nation
al Public Radio as a guest artist
with the Juilliard Quartet. He
studied with Leonard Rose and
in addition to performing act
ivities, he is Chairman of the
String Department at Michigan
State University and Director of
the Meadowmount School of
Music.
Eric Larsen has appeared in
Tryon as a solo pianist and has
been heard in concert halls of
Russia, Europe, South America
and the U.S. He has done
research of the Edvard Grieg
Manuscript Collection in the
Bergen, Norway Bibliotek. A
current association with the
Moscow Conservatory has led
to concerts and master classes at
that institution and engage
ments at the International
Chamber Music Festival. He is
currently a member of the Artist
Faculty of the North Carolina
School of the Arts and the
Meadowmount School.
Tlie Meadowmount Summer
Music Festival was organized
by Ivan Galamian, noted viol
inist and teacher at Juilliard. His
widow wanted a performance
group to representative the fes
tival and the Meadowmount
Trio was chosen as that group.
Their Tryon concert will
include: Trio in D. major, Op.
70, No. 1 (The Ghost) by
Beethoven; Cafe Music,
Schoenfield and Trio in E
minor, Dvorak.
-Community Reporter
Green Creek Festival
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mentary School to a community
center once it closes its door
this June.
For more information, call Bo
Attwood at 863-2900.
Two Murder Cases
On Court Docket
There will be a full docket
next week when Criminal
Superior Court meets in special
session in Polk County starting
Monday, April 6th.
Judge Forrest Ferrell will
preside over several highly-
publicized cases connected with
murder charges.
James Edward Jaynes of
Union Mills and Shane Michael
Smith of Rutherfordton arc both
scheduled to be tried on charges
of murder, first degree burglary
and arson in connection with
the 1990 death of Paul Frederick
Acker.
Acker was killed and his
mobile home set on fire on
October 10,1990. In connection
with the same case, Daniel
Charles Marr is charged with
being an accessory before the
fact and Wanda Carolyn Man is
charged with being an accessory
after the fact.
Frankie Dean McFalls of
Columbus is also scheduled to
be tried on charges of murder in
connection with the death of
Angelia Louise Brown on
October 17, 1991. McFalls
confessed to the murder of his
common law wife when he was
arrested in January of this year.
By Reen Smith
Steeplechase Issue
Ad Deadline Earlier
The advertising deadline
for the Friday, April 17 issue of
the Bulletin has been moved up.
This was done so that the
Bulletin staff can handle the
increased volume of advertising
for its annual Block House
Steeplechase issue.
Advertisers planning a half
page or larger for the April 17
issue are asked to bring in their
copy as soon as possible, but no
later than Tuesday, April 14 at
11 a.m.
Cynthia Andresen
To Perform Tonight
At Castle Park Gallery
Cynthia Andresen will be
performing tonight. Commu
nion in the Spirit of Art at
Castle Park Gallery located at
104 N. Main Street, Greenville,
S.C.
This is a lenten assembly of
Art, Dance, Philosophy and
Comedy. With Dana Irwin,
artistic director and Nancy
Jaramillo, curator. A lecture by
Dr. Thomas 0. Buford, Profes
sor of Philos, Furman. Featur
ing artists such as painter Eileen
Greene, sculptress/printmaker
E. Whitfield-Cargile, Judy
Hubbard, fiber artist, Linda
Prior, graphic artist and Susan
Du Plessis, photographer.
Andresen will perform to
Mozart's unfinished Requiem, a
nine-minute piece focused on
death, heaven, hell and the
resurrection.
The evening's full theme will
be from 8-11 p.m. and the
audience will be on the floor.
Bring your own partner.
Don't miss the lecture, perfor
mance and visuals. For
more information call Silk
Dance, 457-4650 or Castle
Park Galley' 803-271-7606.
-Community Reporter
TRAILER FOR SALE in Lynn.
14x70, 2 BRs, 1 1/2 baths. Call
45 7-2292 for more information.
adv.2,3,c.
THREE FAMILY YARD SALE,
Sat., Apr. 4, 8-4, and Sun., April 5,
12-4. 6 miles up Peniel Rd. from
Columbus (on Peniel Rd.). Furni
ture, lots of kitchen items, large
area carpet, 2 sinks, stain glass
lamp, kids and adult clothes,
excellent condition, lots of misc. at
Bargain Prices. No Junk. Canceled
if rain. adv.2,3,c.