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Tryon Doily Bulletin, Fri., Apr. 10,1992 will be entering kindergarten next fall will be held Wednes ¬ Curb Reporter (Continued From Page One) vate a 1937 Mack Fire Truck to show off in parades. Chief Jimmy Lankford was familiar with Angel Marketing through other fire departments and res cue squads which had success fully used the company on fun draisers, Wall said. Wall said he has received complaints that the company workers are not explaining the whole program very well to area residents. "They don't introduce them selves," he said. "Jimmy and I met with them," to ask for bet ter service. Wall said those who would like to help, but don't want half their donation going to Nor cross, Ga. could simply mail the firemen a check. What's happening: Registration for children who will be entering kindergarten next fall will be held today at Sunny View School. A Festival of Flight will be held in Green Creek Saturday on the grounds of Green Creek Elementary School. After the festival Saturday, enjoy the Green Creek Ruritans' ham supper, to be served from 5 to 8 p.m. The cost will be $5 a plate and the meal will be served in the Green Creek School cafeteria. The Foothills Humane Society Easter Egg Hunt will be held Saturday at 2:30 p.m. Fes tivities will run from 2 to 4 p.m. The shelter is located on Little Mountain Road between Hwy. 14 and Peniel Road. For more information, call 863-4444. There will be a walk to raise money for research into the causes of Cystic Fibrosis Sunday. Walkers will meet at 1 p.m. on Scrivens Road at the intersection by Scrivens Planta tion. The Polk County Board of Education meets Monday, April 13 at 6:30 in the Stearns Edu cation Center board room. Registration for children who will be entering kindergarten next fall will be held April 14 at Mill Spring Accelerated School. The Landrum Town Councii meets Tuesday, April 14 at 7:30 in the Landrum Civic Center. Tickets are available at NationsBank and the foundation offices in the Tryon depot for the annual Polk County Com munity Foundation Dutch Treat luncheon to be held Tuesday. Registration for children who day at Green Creek Elementary. Friday, April 17th is the deadline to make reservations for the Spring Barbecue Dinner of the 4-H & Youth Founda tion. The event, to be held April 24th, will raise money for the maintenance and expansion of the Columbus youth center. Tlie Polk County Board of Commissioners meets April 20 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 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. Tlie 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. Registration for children who will be entering kindergarten next fall will be held May 4 at Tryon Elementary, and May 6 at Saluda School. The Tryon Community Cho rus will present its annual Spring Concert May 22-24. Weeders Garden Club To Meet The Weeders Garden Club will meet on Wed., April 15, at 3 p.m. in the Del Guercio Room of the Landrum Branch Library. Nell Carruth is hostess for the meeting, and Ruth Taylor and Dorotha Hambel are co-chair persons for the program on birds. Ruth Taylor will talk about the hummingbird and the members will discuss their favorite birds. The transitional business meeting for 1992-93 will be conducted by Ruth Percy, the new president. Other officers are: Vice Pres., Jean Marshall; Rec. Sec., Ruth Taylor; Con. Sec., Dorotha Hambel; Treas. Jean Walden; Chaplain, Nell’ Carruth. —Community Reporter Giving To Your Hospital s Good For What Ails Wo The fact is, they've always ^ ’ your hospital - current with medical needs Now thp F1 ^ dOnatlOnS tO Stay ever. New medical break-th™, i ^ H^ 15 greater than every day. And tlie thine th 8 'V^ entenn § 1116 market you’d never miss—unless the ^^^ of breakthroughs turns out to be you ^ ^ tended for GiveToYour Local Hospital. Give To Life ft AssK>aiK> n for Health C LI IC, J
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