Almanac - 2013

Almanac 21st Annual : Come See Us

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Tryon Daily Bulletin March 2013

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Contents Area Map 6 Emergency Services 7 Government officials 8 Polk County Board of Commissioners 8 Polk County administration 8 Other elected officials 8 Town of Columbus 9 City of Landrum 9 City of Saluda 9 Town of Tryon 9 Judicial System 10 Exercise your vote 10 Licenses / Permits 12 Get Connected 13 Senior Programs 15 Hospitals 16 Other Area Medical Services 19 School Systems 21 Libraries 23 Chamber 24 Recreation/Walking Trails 25 Equestrian Calendar 28/35 Equestrian Facilities/Clubs/Services 30 Arts 36 Organizations 40 Churches 50 Advertisers Index 58

Welcome…

Welcome to Polk County and the beautiful Thermal Belt region of North Carolina. Surrounded by the Carolina Foothills, our area offers a breathtaking setting in which to live, work or play.

This, the 21st edition of the Tryon Daily Bulletin’s “Come See Us Almanac,” aims to assist you in connecting with a variety of resources you might need when moving to this area. We’ll connect you with local schools, emergency services and governing bodies.

On the cover

Carruth Furniture celebrates 60 years of providing quality home furnishings, appliances and accessories to Landrum and the surrounding areas. They are located at 104 S Howard Ave, Landrum, S.C. 29356. For more information, call 864-457-3344.

Project editors: Samantha Hurst, Leah Justice and Gwen Ring. Production assistants: Jessy Taylor, Tony Elder, Jeff Allison and Jonathan Burrell. Sales: Betty Ramsey, Nicholas Holmberg, Lenette Sprouse and Harry Forsha. Cover design: Gwen Ring.

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THERMAL BELT AREA MAP

Area Airports Asheville Regional Airport 28 miles from Tryon, in Arden, NC Greenville/Spartanburg International Airport 35 miles from Tryon, in Greenville, SC Charlotte/Douglas International Airport 90 miles from Tryon, off I-85 in Charlotte

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LOCAL EMERGENCY SERVICES Emergency services in the Thermal Belt are provided by both paid and volunteer staff.

All are highly trained, fully equipped and committed to high quality service. All areas include 911 service for emergencies.

The area has three 911 systems.

Polk County 911 dispatches emergency services countywide.

The Town of Tryon has its own 911 system from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. Tryon service is dispatched through Polk County from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. Landrum’s 911 is serviced by the Spartanburg County, S.C. 911 system.

For all emergencies, call 911 no matter what area you are calling from.

Non-emergency numbers are listed at right.

Glassy Mountain Fire DepartSaluda Fire and Rescue: 828697-4911; Fire Chief Shane Brad- ment: 864-895-4306; Fire Chief Polk County Sheriff’s Office: ley.

Bryan G. Riebe.

828-894-3001; sheriff Donald Hill.

Landrum Police Department: Spartanburg County Sheriff’s 864-457-7281; Police Chief Tim Emergency Office: 864-503-4500; Sheriff Edgens.

Medical Services Chuck Wright.

Polk County Emergency MediLandrum Fire Department: cal Services (EMS); 828-894Greenville County Sheriff’s 864-457-3101; Fire Chief Jimmy 3067; Director Sandra Halford.

Office: 864-271-5210; Sheriff Flynn.

Steve Loftis.

Polk County First Responders: Green Creek Fire Department: 828-894-3067.

Tryon Police Department: 828-863-2300; Fire Chief Michael 828-859-9195; Police Chief Jeff Herman.

Polk County Rescue Squad: Arrowood.

828-894-2323.

Mill Spring Fire Department: Tryon Fire Department: 828- 828 894-2454; Fire Chief Trent Landrum Rescue One: 864859-9335 or 859-9566; Fire Chief Carswell.

457-2857.

Joey Davis.

Sunny View Fire and Rescue: Lake Lanier residents should Columbus Police Department: 828-625-9973; Fire Chief Marty call 911 for emergencies and will 828-894-5464; Police Chief Chris McGuinn. be assisted by the appropriate Beddingfield. rescue agency.

Campobello Police DepartColumbus Fire Department: ment: 864-468-4545; Police Chief 828-894-3667; Fire Chief Bobby William C. McNeill.

Arledge.

Campobello Fire Department: Saluda Police Department: 864-468-4921; Fire Chief Eddie 828-749-2691; Police Chief James McNeill.

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Police & Fire

LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS

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POLK COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS:

Chairman Michael Gage (R), Vice-Chair Ted Owens (R), Ray Gasperson (D), Keith Holbert (R)and Tom Pack (R). Commissioners meet the first and third Monday of the month. The meetings are held at 7 p.m. the in the R. Jay Foster Hall of Justice in the Bryant T. Womack Justice and Administration Building, Columbus. Phone: 828-894-3301.

Website: www.polknc.org.

Duties and responsibilities of the board of commissioners include: setting policies and adopting ordinances for Polk County; representing Polk County residents at higher levels of government; setting the property tax rate for the county and adopting a balanced budget using available tax money.

ATTORNEY:

Jana L Berg.

ADMINISTRATION:

Polk County Manager: Marche Pittman (interim); Clerk to the board, Beth Fehrmann.

OTHER POLK COUNTY ELECTED OFFICIALS

Polk County Sheriff: Donald Hill. The sheriff is elected every four years. Office is responsible for law enforcement in Polk County, including enforcing orders of the court, issuing warrants, serving legal notices and civil papers and providing security for the court and grand jury. Located on Ward Street in Columbus. 828-894-3001. www.polkcosheriff.org.

Hill

Clerk of Court: Pam Hyder. This is a state office and is elected every four years. Duties include responsibility for the scheduling of all criminal and district court cases, filing of court cases, issuing subpoenas, and filing wills for probate. The clerk’s office handles child-support payments and fine payments and is located in the Polk County Courthouse.

828-894-8231.

Register of Deeds: Sheila Whitmire. The office is elected every four years. Duties include filing of marriage licenses, birth and death certificates, Polk County’s mortgages (deeds of trust), uniform commercial code liens and veteran discharge papers. The office is located in the Bryant T. Womack Administration Building on Courthouse Street in Columbus. 828-894-8450.

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Board of Education: Members of the Polk County Board of Education are elected for four-year terms by the entire county, but represent the six townships of the school district (Tryon received two seats in 1989 merger negotiations). Elections for the nonpartisan board are staggered.

The board meets monthly at the Stearns Education Center on Mills Street in Columbus. Board members include: Chairman Geoffrey Tennant (Columbus Township), Vice-chair Sherry Page (Green Creek Township), Judy Jackson (Coopers Gap Township), James Cowan (Tryon Township), Rick Covil (Tryon Township) Rhonda Corley (Saluda Township) and Lucinda Allen (White Oak Township).

Polk County School Superintendent: Bill Miller. 828-894-3051.

AREA MUNICIPAL ELECTED OFFICIALS:

TOWN OF COLUMBUS: Mayor Eric McIntyre; Council Members: Richard Hall, Ernie Kan, Ricky McCallister, Margaret Metcalf.

Columbus Town Manager: Jonathan Kanipe; Columbus Town Clerk: Devon LaFromboise; Columbus Finance Officer: Kathleen Gregory.

828-894-8236. www.columbusnc.com.

CITY OF SALUDA: Mayor Fred Baisden; Commissioners: Lynn Cass, Leon Morgan, Johnnie Kinard and George Sweet.

Saluda City Administrator: Erny Williams; Saluda Clerk: Monica Pace; Saluda Finance Officer: Ron Cole.

828-749-2581. www.cityofsaludanc.com.

TOWN OF TRYON: Mayor Alan Peoples; Commissioners: Doug Arbogast, George Baker, Roy Miller (mayor pro-tem) and Wim Woody.

Tryon Town Manager: Joey Davis (interim); Tryon Town Clerk: Susan Bell.

828-859-6654. www.tryon-nc.com.

CITY OF LANDRUM: Mayor Robert Briggs; Council Members: Jan Horton, Billy Inman, Jon Matheis, Joyce Whiteside and Johnny Carruth.

Landrum City Administrator: open; Landrum City Clerk/Treasurer: Vernita R. “Bunny” Brelsford.

864-457-3712. www.cityoflandrum.com.

SPARTANBURG COUNTY COUNCIL: Spartanburg County government offices are located at 366 N. Church St., Spartanburg, SC 29304.

County council members are: Jeffrey A. Horton (chair), Michael D. Brown (District 1), O’Neal Mintz (District 2), David Britt (District 3), Jane W. Hall (District 4), Dale Culbreth (District 5), Roger Nutt (District 6).

County administrator: Glenn Breed. 864-596-2526.

GREENVILLE COUNTY COUNCIL: Greenville County government offices are located at 301 University Ridge, Suite 2400, Greenville County Square, Greenville, SC 29601.

County council members are: Butch Kirven (chair), Bob Taylor (Vice-Chair), Joseph Baldwin, Jim Burns, Sid Cates, Joe Dill, Lottie Gibson, Willis Meadows, Xanthene Norris, Fred Payne, Dan Rawls, Liz Seman.

County administrator: Joseph Kernell. 864-467-7105.

OTHER APPOINTED POLK COUNTY DEPARTMENT HEADS:

Emergency services director (EMS) and emergency management director Sandra Halford; animal control officer Michael Herman; agriculture economic development director Lynn Sprague, board of elections director Tracy Waters; finance director Sandra Hughes; planner Cathy Ruth; building inspector Steve Jones; Social services director Lou Parton; Cooperative extension director John Vining; Librarian Cindy Nanney; solid waste director Neal Hall; building maintenance director Mickey Edwards; recreation director Patty Aldred; systems coordinator Bruce Yelton; tax collector Melissa Bowlin; transportation director Dianne Timberlake; veteran’s administration director Darrel Moore; communications/E-911 Dianne Rickman; tourism director Melinda Young; Meeting Place Senior Center director Pam Doty; economic development director Libbie Johnson.

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JUDICIAL SYSTEM

A23 EXERCISING YOUR RIGHT TO VOTE

12:30 p.m., to play contract bridge and have fun. No restrictions other and helping veterans in need are just two of the many ways the Auxiliary than having a good knowledge of contract bridge. Duplicate bridge serves their Post and Polk Community. President, Joyce B. Preston or on Tuesday, 12:30 p.m. Contact Jewell Williams, 828-859-6442, 330 Ann S. Camp, 828-859-5286, 828-894-3197, jbpreston99@yahoo.com.

POLK COUNTY SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS Carolina Dr, Tryon NC 28782 PO Box 654, Columbus NC 28722 Polk County residents register to vote at the Polk County Landrum may meets register to District Attorney (29B district): VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS, POLK COUNTY MEMORIAL POST WESTERN CAROLINA CLASSIC RADIO residents CLUB (WCCR) for the of Elections, located in the Womack Building on to the vote at theAge” Landrum Hall, 100 N. Jeff#9116, Hunt,Columbus 828-697-4882 meets (Serves 4th Tuesday,Board 7:30 p.m. at Columbus Town appreciation of listening “Golden of radioCity shows nad watching Courthouse Street in Columbus.

Mon.-Fri., 8:30 Shamrock Phone: Hall.

First VFW inTransylvania Polk County. Members must be military veterans Hours TVare shows transferred from radio.

ThereAvenue. is a live trivia quiz864-457-3712. at each program.

Polk, Henderson and a.m. to 5 p.m.

Mail-in forms are also available at the board of Hours are Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.

5 p.m. who served overseas during war time. Serves the community, assists Meets monthly 3rd Monday, 2 p.m., ICC-Polk Campus, BobtoReynolds, Counties). office, Home, the Polk County Library and the department To register by obtain a form from disabled or distressed vets, supports theelections VFW National conducts 828-859-9388, boblo1@windstream.net, POmail, Box 311, Lynn NC 28750 military funerals, observes Veteran’s Day. Maintains VFW monument WOMEN’S CLUB OF SALUDA was organized in 1924.

It participates in of social services. the Landrum Branch of the Spartanburg Superior Court: Superior and flag at Polk Memorial flags on veteran’s graves affairs and welfare work, promotes Projects include County Board of and Elections:civic Chairman, Rebecca County Librarysociability. and mail to: Voter RegisCourt Judges Mark PowellGardens. and Puts Polk has service on Memorial Day. SupportsKennedy; rest homesSecretary, in Polk County, the Coon Dog Day,George Stone Soup Dinner,P.O. Youth Festival, luncheon SC and Judy Arledge; and member tration, boxFall 1287, Spartanburg, Daphne P. Carland.

Black Mountain Center, Hospital and Comparetto. the VFW Ladies Auxiliary. Opfashion show and a major29304 fundraiser to benefit Saluda High School (864-596-2549).

The Spartanburg erates the House of Flags Museum and Education Center.

Open to the Seniors with scholarships.

Meets 2nd Tuesday, 10 a.m.President, Marti Tracy Waters, elections director; Karen Lawrence, deputy County voter registration office is located District Athena Commander, Brooks, public byCourt: appointment.

Glynn Turk; Henry Huntsinger, Wells, 828-749-9538, PO Box 1, Saluda NC 28773 director. at 142 S. Dean St., Spartanburg, SC, and is David K. Fox, Peter Knight, Mack 828-894-8442, www.vfwwebcom.org/nc/post9116, PO Box 1064, WONDERFUL OLDE TYME JAZZ (WOTJ) Radio show program reAs of November 2012, Polk County had a total of 15,290 Mon.-Fri., a.m. to 5 p.m.

Brittain and Sharon Orr. Columbus NC 28722 enactment of popular jazzopen played from the8:30 1920s through the South 1950s. registered voters including 5,357 registered Republicans, 5,011 Carolina residents may also register VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS, POST #4873, LANDRUM, SC meets at Meets 3rd Monday of the month following the Olde Tyme Radio Clubtoat registered Unaffiliated, Democrats and This 42 30vote when applying for a driver’s license.

Polk County Lio- Street, the post locatedMagistrates: at 408 S. Shamrock Landrum, SC. Built 4,880 entirelyregistered ICC-Polk campus. minute program is educational, entertaining registered Libertarians.

Lake monthly, Lanier and Gowensville post members withand only private funding, chartered in 1988, the post and free to the public. 3rd Monday, 3 p.m.

Host: Bobresidents Meeske, nelby Gilbert, Mark West Martha Elections Polk County in 2011 will864-457-4419 include the municipal can register to vote at the Greenville has established a Veteran’s Memorial, nature trail,ingazebo and picnic Sonenberg.

Appointed by resident elections.veterans, place flags on WOODMEN OF THE WORLD County Registration SOCIETY. and Elections Oftables in Brookwood visits hospitalized LIFE INSURANCE President, superior court judge forPark, two-year veterans’ graveinclude: on special occasions, provide holiday election fruit baskets toheld onBill Burnette; Burnette orlocated Roger Durham, 828-859-6994, Court The Primary will be Tuesday, Oct.Bill 11; the fice, at Greenville County Square, terms.

Duties issuing senior citizens, provide Honor Guard service veterans’ andTues., Nov. House regular at election willfunerals, be held on 8. St., Columbus NC 28722 Suite 1900, 301 University Ridge, Greenwarrants (including search warcontinues various recycling projects. The post also sponsors the Voice of WORLD AFFAIRS FORUM OF THESC CAROLINA FOOTHILLS ville, (864-467-7250).

Thestudies officeand is rants), domestic violence orders, Democracy audio and the Patriot’s Pen Essay Competition in theSunny schools. discusses School current problems ofopen worldMon.-Fri., concern and8:30 features outstanding speakPrecinct locations: View Elementary (Cooa.m. to 5 p.m.

To presiding over administrative court The membership team is working to enroll veterans whoPolk are returning ers. Encourages organizations groups for to become pers Gap precinct), County High School (Columbuslocal 1 preregisterand bystudent mail, phone forms.mutually (traffic speeding stop from tickets, the Middle East asand well as previous conflicts. 2nd Thursday of involved in these issues. New members welcome. Marie Smith 828-859cinct), the Polk County Isothermal Community College Polk Landrum residents vote at Landrum violations, cases),Charles month atworthless 7:00 p.m. check Commander B. Moore, 864-457-4495.

5339, Dave Warden 864-457-3451, PO Box 520, Tryon NC 28782 Campus (Columbus 2 precinct), Green Creek Fire Department United Methodist Church. small claims court can perform VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS/BRYANT WOMACK/RAY BRADCreek precinct), Spring Fire Department (White Lake Lanier and Gowensville residents marriages.

LEY POST #10349, Tryon meets 1st(Green Monday, 7 p.m., Mill Mill Spring.

Read the Tryon Daily Bulletin for Oak precinct), Saluda Fire Department (Saluda precinct) and vote at the Gowensville Community CenQuartermaster, Johnny Taylor, 828-894-8673, www.vfwwebcom.org/ Telephone: 828-894-8119. the Harmon Log Cabin (Tryon precinct).

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LICENSES/PERMITS POLK COUNTY

Driver’s licenses: The Driver’s License Bureau in Columbus is located in a motorhome that parks on Ward Street in front of the post office three Thursdays each month from 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Dates can be found at www.ncdot.gov/dmv or by calling 919-715-7000.

Hendersonville, 125 Baystone Dr., Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.-5 p.m. (828692-6915). Forest City: 596 Withrow Rd., 828-248-1121 License plates, registration: No local office. License plates can be renewed via the Internet through www.dmv. dot.state.nc.us. Hendersonville: Four Seasons Mall, 828-692-0648; Spindale: 1639 Hwy. 74A Bypass, Suite 140, Spindale, 828-2873600.

Building permits: Community Development Building, 35 Walker St. Columbus. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Mon.-Fri., 828-894-3739.

Zoning/Building permits: For new construction, alterations to existing buildings, or moving of buildings within the city limits of Columbus, Saluda, Tryon or Tryon’s extra-territorial jurisdiction, a zoning permit is required from the Town Hall within that town.

Landowners outside an incorporated town should check with the county Building Inspection Department.

Sign permits: Outside the incorporated city or town – obtain from Building Inspection Department and the Planning Director. Inside city limits – obtain from appropriate Town Hall.

Business licenses: Within the Town of Columbus, a privilege license must be obtained at the Town Hall. Saluda requires a business license to be obtained at the Town Hall.

Boat registration: Boat Registration Section, Wildlife Resources Commission, 1709 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, N.C. 27699, Mon.Fri., 8 a.m.-5 p.m. (919-662-4370 or toll-free at 800-628-3773).

Proof of ownership required.

SPARTANBURG COUNTY

Driver’s licenses: Information: 800-442-1368. Branches open Mon.-Fri., 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. except on state holidays. Spartanburg branches – 8794 Fair­forest Rd., Suite B (864-587-4712) and 1625 Southport Rd. (864-594-4940). Woodruff – 363 S. Main St. (864476-5913).

License plates, registration: Newcomers must obtain license plates and title within 45 days of moving to the state. Applicants must fill out a Form 400 and submit it with their current out-of-state title and a paid property tax receipt from the county in which they reside.

Zoning, business and building permits: Landrum City Hall, 100 N. Sham­rock Ave., 864-457-3712.

Building permits, including approval for all septic construction: County Building Inspector’s Office, 366 Church St., Spartanburg, 864-596-2727, Mon.-Fri., 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. For mobile homes in the town of Landrum, zoning approval must first be obtained from the City Hall.

Sign permits: Available from the Building Inspector’s Office, following zoning approval from City Hall.

Dog tags: Required within Landrum City limits and obtainable at Landrum City Hall.

Boat registration: Available from the S.C. Dept. of Natural Resources, Boat Titling and Registration, P.O. Box 167, Columbia, S.C. 29202, 803-734-3857.

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GET CONNECTED: Economic Assistance POLK COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES

The mission of the Polk County Department of Social Services is to provide public assistance to low-income citizens of Polk County. The agency administers the Food and Nutrition Services Program, Medicaid for families and children, Medicaid for aged and disabled programs, and temporary assistance to Needy Families Program. Administers various programs of emergency assistance to families and individuals in crisis and referral services to local, state and federal resources. Director Lou Parton, 828-894-2100.

SPARTANBURG COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES

The mission of the South Carolina Department of Social Services is to efficiently and effectively serve the citizens of South Carolina by ensuring the safety of children and adults who cannot protect themselves and assisting families to achieve stability through child support, child care, financial and other temporary benefits while transitioning into employment. Director Katie Brophy, 864-596-3001.

THERMAL BELT OUTREACH MINISTRY

Since 1991, Thermal Belt Outreach Ministry (Outreach) has served Polk County residents living with a crisis or with longer-term poverty.

We are a private 501c(3) non-profit organization, and our mission is to provide compassionate assistance to Polk County residents who are unable to meet their basic life needs.

Whether it is providing food to children and families through our Food Pantry and Feed-A-Kid Program, or by helping families facing the loss of their home or utilities being cut off, Outreach seeks to bring the necessities of life to those who need a helping hand and a caring heart.

Hours of operation for services are Monday through Friday 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Please note that the Food Pantry services 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Closed for lunch from noon-12:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Thermal Belt Outreach Ministry, 134 White Drive, P.O. Box 834, Columbus, NC 28722; tbompolk8@windstream.net.

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HOUSING

Highwood Apartments, P.O. Box 807, Columbus, N.C. 28722, 828-894-3499. A HUD complex for persons 62-plus years of age; 44 apartments; located between Tryon and Columbus on State Road 1514.

Ashley Meadows Apartments, 113 Ashley Meadows, Columbus, N.C. 28722, 828-894-2671. Subsidized, low-income housing.

Bon Aire Apartments, Federally subsidized housing, 700 S. Randolph St., Landrum. 864-457-2280.

Ridge Oak Apartments, Federally subsidized housing,160 Shuford Rd., Columbus. 828-894-2275.

THERMAL BELT HABITAT FOR HUMANITY, INC.

Thermal Belt Habitat for Humanity is an affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International and operates in Polk County, N.C. and Landrum, S.C. Our mission is to provide affordable housing in a decent community for people (Partners) of modest income who otherwise might not be able to afford homeownership. P.O. Box 626, Tryon, N.C. 28782; 864457-2666; tbhfh@thermalbelthabitat.org or visit thermalbelthabitat.org.

FOOD

Landrum: Bread Ministry and Community Meal These ministries are held each Saturday in Landrum beginning at 4 p.m. New Testament Christian Fellowship Church, using the Landrum United Methodist kitchen facility, takes care of the first Saturday of the month, First Baptist of Gowensville handles the second Saturday of the month and First Baptist Church of Landrum the third Saturday.

Tryon: Mt. Valley Pentecostal Free lunch available every Tuesday from 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. at Mt. Valley Pentecostal Holiness Church on Hwy. 176.

Columbus: Polk Baptist Association Care Kitchen Meals are served 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. every Friday at 208 Blanton Street, Columbus in the lower level of PBA.

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Saluda: Saluda Welcome Table Everyone is invited to attend the Saluda Welcome Table, every Tuesday, dinner will be served from 5:30 to 7 p.m. in the fellowship hall of Saluda United Methodist Church. All are welcomed. Donations accepted.

SENIOR PROGRAMS The Meeting Place 75 Carmel Ln., Columbus 828-894-0001 The new location of the Meeting Place, off Skyuka Road in the former Carolina Classical School building, provides programs to enhance the quality of life for senior residents of Polk County.

Recreational and social activities are held daily and lunch is served every weekday at 11:30 a.m. Call ahead to reserve lunch: 828-8940001. Home-delivered meals are available for seniors who are unable to travel. They deliver about 150 meals each weekday.

The Meeting Place II Melvin Hill Church of the Brethren, Green Creek 828-863-2795

In Service, P.O. Box 69, 105 Ward Street, Columbus, N.C. 28722, 828-894-3001. Call the sheriff’s office before noon each day. If this call is not received, a deputy is sent to check the status of the resident.

Transportation Authority P.O. Box 308, Columbus, N.C. 28722 828-894-8203 Provides transportation to nutrition sites, shopping, medical appointments, day care, work, etc. Persons 60+ ride free in Polk County. Donations encouraged. A fee is charged for those under 60.

Senior Health Insurance Information Program 828-894-0001 Saluda Senior Center Located at The Meeting Place, Greenville Drive, Saluda Columbus. Provides assistance to Other services for seniors retired adults regarding Medicare Polk County Sheriff’s Office: and Medicare Supplement insurSenior Citizen or Disabled Call- ance policies and claim forms.

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Celtic Celebration

September 7, 7:30pm featuring Jamie Laval, Celtic violinist

Carnival of the Animals

October 12, 7:30pm featuring Yakov & Aleksandra Kasman, pianists

A Carolina Christmas

December 21, 3:00pm & 7:30pm featuring Hendersonville Children's Choir

Theme & Variations

March 22, 7:30pm featuring Christopher Martin, trumpet

Symphonic Splendor

May 3, 7:30pm featuring the Young Artist Competition Winner

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HOSPITALS St. Luke’s Hospital 101 Hospital Drive Columbus, N.C. 28722 828-894-3311 www.saintlukeshospital.com Surrounded by hardwoods and mountain laurel, the peaceful setting gives the feeling of a sleepy little hospital. But residents of Polk County and Upstate South Carolina take comfort knowing that their community hospital offers a wide array of acute care health services and advanced technology — with an extra dose of TLC and personalized attention.

Long recognized for providing “high touch” healthcare, St. Luke’s Hospital provides “high tech” services such as all digital imaging capabilities, 24-hour physicianstaffed emergency department, surgical services, advancements in orthopedic surgery and rehab, a regional wound care center featuring hyperbaric chambers, and respectful geriatric-psychiatric care for older adults suffering with depression, dementia, Alzheimer’s and other mental health issues.

Fully accredited by The Joint Commission, St. Luke’s Hospital has been an important part of the foothills’ history, providing needed healthcare services to the area for more than 80 years.

Highlights

Orthopedic surgery. 828-8943718 or 828-894-2408. St. Luke’s Hospital and Dr. Brian Rosenberg of Rosenberg Bone and Joint offer patients new procedures in hip and custom-fit knee replacement for outstanding outcomes with shorter hospital stays and improved recovery period.

General surgery. General surgeon F. Augustus “Gus” Dozier, MD, of Atlanta, Ga., and Highlands, N.C., has joined Dr. Jim Holleman of Holleman Surgical. He brings 36 years of experience to Holleman Surgical and St. Luke’s Hospital, where he will provide emergency and acute surgical care. Dr. Holleman, who has practiced in Polk County since

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2004, specializes in colonoscopy, endoscopy and intestinal surgery.

Emergency department. St. Luke’s 24-hour physician-staffed emergency department is equipped to provide life-saving emergency treatment for patients of all ages, and most emergencies can be handled at St. Luke’s.

St. Luke’s Foundation: Established in 1991, the St. Luke’s Hospital Foundation is a network of highly respected citizens who have joined together to raise funds for equipment and facility improvements, educational programs, and the Foundation’s endowment. As a 501(c)(3) organization, a gift to the Foundation is tax deductible and helps fulfill our commitment to provide exceptional care, close to home. Your gift can make a difference in the quality of life for many in our community.

The foundation has raised funds for patient room renovations, new beds and televisions, heart monitors, automated medication dispensing systems, central registration, the emergency room waiting area, digital mammography, physical and occupational therapy equipment, employee education and training, telemedicine development, and the hospital’s new patient wing. In support of these efforts and construction of the new patient wing, St. Luke’s Hospital Foundation has initiated our Building on Excellence campaign. Groundbreaking for the new wing was held on November 29, 2012, with completion currently anticipated by the end of 2013.

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Rutherford Hospital 288 S. Ridgecrest Avenue Rutherfordton, N.C. 828-286-5000 www.MyRutherfordHospital.com Rutherford Hospital Inc. has been named a Top 100 National Hospital by Thomson Reuters. In 2010, the hospital received two national benchmark (highest performance) awards: the 2008 Thomson Reuters 100 Top Hospitals National Benchmarks Award, and the 2008 Thomson Reuters 100 Top Hospitals Everest Award for National Benchmarks, awarded to only 23 hospitals nationally. The Everest Award for National Benchmarks recognizes hospital leaders whose work led to high rates of long-term improvement.

The Top 100 award is testament to Rutherford Hospital’s commitment to providing an accessible and affordable full-service range of healthcare options to its surrounding communities. Rutherford Hospital remains a non-profit organization licensed for 143 beds with more than 200 highly skilled physicians and allied health professionals representing more than 20 specialties.

More information about Rutherford Hospital can be found at www.

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Spartanburg Regional Medical Center 101 E. Wood St. Spartanburg, S.C. 29303 864-560-6000 www.srhs.com Spartanburg Regional is an integrated healthcare delivery system that provides care from birth to hospice. Spartanburg Regional provides programs in home health, imaging services, pediatrics, occupational health, sports medicine and rehabilitation. Outpatient surgery is offered through the Ambulatory Surgery Center of Spartanburg and the Surgery Center at Pelham. The Emergency Center, Gibbs Cancer Center, Heart Center and Women’s Health at Spartanburg Regional are recognized as Centers of Excellence. Regional services include primary physician network, which has an office located in Landrum, www.srhs.com.

Mary Black Memorial Hospital 1700 Skylyn Dr. Spartanburg, S.C. 29307 864-573-3000 www.maryblackhealthsystem.com Mary Black Health System LLC, is an integrated healthcare delivery system comprised of Mary Black Memorial Hospital, Mary Black Physicians Group and Mary Black Health Network, Inc. Accredited by The Joint Commission, Mary Black Memorial Hospital is licensed for 209 beds and is a certified Stroke Center. Mary Black has provided patient-centered, healthcare to upstate residents since 1925. The acute care facility includes 15 psychiatric beds and 18 rehabilitation beds. It is also certified as a perinatal level II facility and has 10 neonatal special care beds.

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OTHER AREA MEDICAL SERVICES Hospice of the Carolina Foothills, behind St. Luke’s Hospital, Columbus, N.C. 28722, 828-894-7000.

Medically-directed program of care for persons with life-threatening illnesses and for their families. Services are delivered by staff professionals and specially trained volunteers. Bereavement care is offered to the community.

Polk Home Health Agency, Walker Street, Columbus, N.C. 28722, 828-894-5395.

Provides skilled nursing care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, social work, speech therapy and home health aides and medical social services in the home, based on medical need.

Polk Home Health Agency is part of the Rutherford-Polk-McDowell District Health Department.

Smith-Phayer Hospice House, Fairwinds Road, LanPavillon International, P.O. drum, offers end-of-life inpatient Box 189, Mill Spring, N.C. 28756, care.

828-625-8210.

Nonprofit residential treatment Polk County Health Depart- facility dedicated to effective ment, Walker Street, Columbus, treatment of addictions as well N.C. 28722, 828-894-8271. as codependence, compulsive Provides adult and child im- spending, depression, grief and munizations and other community loss. health care services, women’s health services, communicable MENTAL HEALTH disease and sexually transmitted Family Preservation Serdisease services (counseling, test- vices, 330 Carolina Dr., Tryon. ing and treatment), WIC program, 828-859-6661. well child examinations for chilPolk County’s main provider dren. Fees vary based on income. of adult and child mental health care services.

Polk Community Health and Wellness Center, 801 W. Mills St., Columbus. 828-894-2222.

Walk-in integrated care facility offering primary care, mental health, substance abuse, recovery support, education/prevention and wellness services to underserved and uninsured residents of Polk County.

NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness), Local Contact 828-859-0337.

Serves as advocate for the mentally ill, support for friends and families, strive to educate the public about mental illness and eliminate stigma.

management, colon hydrotherapy, yoga, tai chi and more. Beneficial Foods Natural Market also offers organic and gluten-free groceries.

For more information, call 828894-5260 or visit adawehi.com.

CooperRiis, a healing farm community, Hwy. 108, Mill Spring, 828-894-5557.

Therapeutic community focusing on the rebuilding of selfesteem and practical training to live more independently for those with brain disorders, thereby enabling them to become contributing members of the larger community. www.CooperRiis.org.

GENERAL HEALTH SERVICES/ A LT E R N AT I V E M E D I C I N E / HEALTH PROMOTION HOLISTIC HEALTH Community Alternatives

Adawehi Healing Center, 401 Adawehi Ct., Columbus, N.C. 28722, 828-894-0124.

Adawehi Institute & Healing Center invites visitors to experience health and wellness. Adawehi offers massage, chiropractic, nutrition counseling, weight

Program (CAP), 828-894-0564; Rutherford County: 828-2861099.

Subsidized health care program for disabled adults. Includes home care, prescriptions, medical supplies, safety equipment.

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Collins Dental Center, 136 White Dr., Columbus, 828-8943120. Treats children and financially qualified adults needing emergency dental work.

Connect America, a medical alert system. Equipment available for rent which provides 24-hour wireless access to emergency medical assistance. 1-800-6199114.

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Because the first few years of a child’s life are the most critical years of brain and personality development, Rutherford/Polk Smart Start Partnership contracts with community agencies and service providers to provide programs that improve the quality, affordability and accessibility to child care in both Polk and Rutherford counties. They also provide health education in the child care setting and family support services for families and children ages birth to five years of age.

N.C. MedAssist can help with the cost of prescriptions. Visit www.medassist.org or call 704536-1790.

Polk Fit, Fresh and Friendly is a consortium of volunteers dedicated to making a difference in the health and wellness of Polk County. Our name reflects the mission of a broad-based group of community leaders, health professionals and concerned community members working together to plan and implement RETIREMENT FACILITIES effective strategies to promote Tryon Estates, 615 Laurel wellness in out community. Visit Lake Drive, Columbus, N.C. www.polkfitfreshandfriendly.org. 28722, 828-894-3480.

Retirement apartments, home Rutherford/Polk Smart Start health, skilled and assisted livPartnership for Children, 668 ing. Also 52‑bed Nursing FaWithrow Rd., Forest City, N.C., cility; 44‑bed Assisted Living 828-287-2775; Polk County Facility. contact: Cathy Brooks, 828-6254008, cbrooks-rpssp@bellsouth.

White Oak Village, 70 Oak

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Street, Tryon, N.C. 28782, 828859-5871.

101 retirement apartments.

LaurelHurst and LaurelWoods, 1064 W. Mills St., Columbus, N.C. 28722, 828894-3900. Retirement home apartments and assisted living available.

P.O. Box 488, Esseola Circle, Saluda, N.C. 28773, 828-7492261. Skilled and Intermediate Care Facility, 99 beds.

White Oak - Tryon, 70 Oak St., Tryon, N.C. 28782, 828-8599161. 70‑bed Skilled and Intermediate Care Facility; 30‑bed Adult Care Home/Respite Care NURSING HOMES Autumn Care of Saluda, Facility.

SCHOOL SYSTEMS Polk County Board of Education: Geoffrey M. tenant, chairman; Sherry H. Page, Lucinda T. Allen, Rhonda Corley, Richard N. Covil, James W. Cowan and Judy Jackson.

Stearns Education Center, P.O. Box 638, 125 E. Mills St., Columbus, N.C. 287822; 828-894-3051; www.polkschools.org. William “Bill” J. Miller, superintendent. The board meets at 6:30 p.m. the second Monday of each month. Their agendas can be found at www. polkschools.org.

Polk County Schools Polk County Early College Grades 9-13, 41 students Mary Greene, Director Address: 51 Walker St., Columbus, N.C. 28722 Telephone: (828) 894-2698; Fax: (828) 894-2971 www.polk.k12.nc.us/pcvec Polk Central Elementary Pre-K-5, 444 students Dottie Kinlaw, Principal Address: 2141 S. N.C. Hwy. 9 , Mill Spring, N.C. 28756 Telephone: (828) 894-8233; Fax: (828) 894-3916 www.polk.k12.nc.us/pcs Polk County High School Grades 9-12, 724 students Mary Feagan, Principal; Assistant principals Robert Frost and Brandon Schweitzer Address: 1681 E. N.C. Hwy. 108, Columbus, N.C. 28722 Telephone: (828) 894-2525; Fax: (828) 894-2093 www.polk.k12.nc.us/pchs Polk County Middle School Grades 6-8, 546 students Opened August 2005 Hank Utz, Principal; Chip Johnson, assistant principal Beverly Gregory, Director of Curriculum & Instruction Address: 321 Wolverine Trail; Mill Spring, N.C. 28756 Telephone: (828) 894-2215; Fax: (828) 894-0191 www.polk.k12.nc.us/pcms Saluda School Pre-K-5, 166 students Ronette Dill, Principal Address: 214 East Main St., Saluda, N.C. 28773 Telephone: (828) 749-5571; Fax: (828) 749-1106 www.polk.k12.nc.us/sal Sunny View Elementary Pre-K-5, 197 students Address: 86 Sunny View School Rd., Mill Spring, N.C. 28756 Telephone: (828) 625-4530; Fax: (828) 625-8409 www.polk.k12.nc.us/sve Tryon Elementary Pre-K-5, 468 students Walker Williams, Principal Address: 100 School Place, Tryon, N.C. 28782 Telephone: (828) 859-6584; Fax: (828) 859-6170 www.polk.k12.nc.us/tes w w w.t r yo n da il y b ull et in.c o m

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Garland O. Goodwin/Piano Landrum High School Address: 18818 Asheville Hwy, Landrum, SC 29356 Technician Telephone: 864-457-2606

DISTRICT ONE/ LANDRUM AREA SCHOOLS

Music/Instruments Brian Sherman, Principal.

Pianos/Organs Landrum Middle School

Address: 104 Redland Rd., Landrum, SC 29356 Telephone: 864-457-2629 Crystal McSwain, Principal Campobello-Gramling Elementary School Address: 250 Fagan Ave. Campobello, SC 29322 Telephone: 864-468-4551 John Hodge, Principal O.P. Earle Elementary School Address: 100 Redland Rd. Landrum, SC 29356 Telephone: 864-457-3416 Brian Murray, principal

Administration: Dr. Ron Garner, Superintendent; Board of Trustees: Michael Smith, Jeff Sumner, Mark Rollins, Travis Sloan, Hugh Burnett, Henry Gramling, Harry McMillan, Philip Mosley. Regular meetings of the board of trustees are generally held the second Monday of the month.

Unless otherwise stated, the meetings are held at the District One Schools Administrative Office, 121 Wheeler St., Campobello, S.C..

All meetings begin at 7 p.m. Administrative staff can be reached at 864-472-2846.

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LIBRARIES POLK COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY

SALUDA COMMUNITY LIBRARY

The collection consists of more than 60,000 items (books, DVD/ video, CDs and periodicals) with about 15,000 registered patrons.

The Columbus location averages 50,000 visitors a year.

The library has a public Internet access center, NC-LIVE (via a password), a statewide project providing access to citations and in many cases full-text copies of articles from thousands of periodicals.

Access for users is provided to a large digital collection of audiobooks, including current best sellers.

A recent addition to the Columbus location is the Entrepreneurial and Business Reference Center, which is the result of a library partnership with JobLink and the county’s economic development committee. The library also has a website www.publib.polknc.org, which includes access to a web-based version of the library’s catalogue and NCknows, an online Virtual Reference Service.

The library offers weekly children’s story time events, a Summer Reading Club and programs for elementary and preschool school children. Once a month the bookmobile visits sites such as nursing homes, day care centers, the Meeting Place and Tryon Estates. For adults, the library offers Together We Read, a popular Southern Appalachian regional book discussion and cultural programming series. The Friends of the Library raises money through book sales and memberships and sponsors adult programming.

Location: Main Street in Saluda, the library hours are Mon.- Fri. 9 a.m.-6 p.m., and Sat., 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Telephone: 828-749-2117.

Cards obtained at either library location may be used to check out materials both in Saluda and Columbus and on the Bookmobile.

LANDRUM LIBRARY

Convenient Downtown Columbus Location Furniture Household Goods Linens Clothing for Men, Women & Children Book Nook Jewelry Collectibles Baby Furniture So Much More!

232 E. Mills Street Columbus, NC 28722

M, W, F: 10-4 T, Th: 10-5; Sat: 10-3

Call to schedule pick-up of large donations:

828-894-2373

Tax-deductible donations accepted at store.

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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

This 12,000-square-foot facility offers expanded shelving, two study rooms, a 100-person meeting room and a 8-10 person conference room for public use.

The library’s collection offers standard and large print books, audio books in cassette, CD and MP3 format, movies on DVDs and video cassettes, a business reference section, literature sections for preschoolers, elementary age and teens, as well as adults, periodicals and newspapers.

With a courier service Monday through Friday, members may borrow books from all libraries in the county system. Wireless Internet access is available on site.

The library sponsors a weekly story hour for infants and pre-school children, as well as mobile workshops and activities and computerized cataloging. The library sponsors book discussion groups for adults and teens and summer reading programs for all ages. Books are delivered to the homebound, with more volunteers needed for Location: 1289 West Mills St., Columbus; Hours: Mon. & Fri. this service. from 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Tues.-Thurs. from 9 a.m. -8 p.m., and Sat. from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Telephone: 828-894-8721, e-mail: pcpl@publib.

Location: 111 Asbury Dr., Landrum (864-457-2218). Open Mon., polknc.org.

Tues., Thurs., 9 a.m.-8 p.m., Wed., Fri., 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat., 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Free to residents of Spartanburg County.

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LANIER LIBRARY

The oldest civic organization in Tryon, the Lanier Library Association was founded in 1890. The first building was constructed in 1905, allowing the library to continue to grow. The Lanier Library is one one of the few remaining membership libraries in the United States.

An annual $20 family membership entitles family members the use of all services and facilities. The library has an extensive collection of books (fiction, nonfiction, reference, large-print editions, and books by local and regional authors), audiobooks, videotapes, DVDs and musical CDs. The Holden Reading Room contains more than 60 magazines and newspapers of general interest. The Forbes Business Center provides extensive financial research materials. There, members over age 18 can use the library’s computer and high-speed Internet service.

Year-round activities include monthly book lovers’ meetings and brown-bag lunchtime programs. Two special programs are held each year – the spring program presents well-known, award-winning authors and a children’s program held during the summer features magicians, storytellers and jugglers. All programs are open to the public free of charge. Lanier Library is the sponsor of the annual Sidney Lanier Poetry Competition open to residents of North Carolina and South Carolina. Visit www.lanierlib.org for more information.

Location: 72 Chestnut Street (at Melrose Avenue) in Tryon. The library is open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m, Wednesdays and Saturdays from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Sundays from 1 to 4 p.m. It is the only library within a 25 mile radius open on Sunday. Phone: 828-8599535; Web site: www.lanierlib.org.

STONY KNOLL LIBRARY

The Stony Knoll Library, located on Fox Mountain Road, Columbus, contains old-fashioned school readers, classics, curiosities and various old and valuable books and sets – about 80,000 volumes in all. There is also a small historical museum. Visitors are welcome; call Evelyn Petty first, at 828-894-3984.

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CHAMBER Carolina Foothills Chamber of Commerce 2753 Lynn Road, Suite A, Tryon, N.C. 28782 828-859-6236 www.carolinafoothillschamber.com Janet Sciacca, executive director The Chamber is responsible for overall representation of Polk County, NC, and Landrum, SC. Their goal is to continue to promote Save Local/Buy Local/Hire Local, encouraging the economic stability and growth of our community, helping to make it a great place to live and do business.

Mission: the Carolina Foothills Chamber of Commerce provides leadership in developing area businesses and economic opportunities that enhance the quality of life in our community. Among the benefits of membership in the Chamber are monthly Business After Hours events, promotion through our website, member directory, member Discount Program, Chamber Bucks gift certificates, monthly newsletters, business education, use of the Chamber facilities, referrals, ribbon cutting ceremonies, and sponsorship opportunities.

Chamber Events This year is the 20th Anniversary of the Blue Ridge BBQ and Music Festival, site of the NC State Barbecue Championship, to be held June 14/15th at Harmon Field in Tryon. This festival continues to attract more than 22,000 people from all over the Southeast and an average of 90 competition teams from across the country. This year, TV series BBQ Pitmasters will be onsite filming the final show of the season.

For more information, go to the website www.blueridgebbqfestival. com or call the BBQ office at 828-859-7427. The Chamber will also host the 15th Otho Gibbs Golf Tournament in September, and the 21st Annual Shuckin & Shaggin Seafood and Dancing Party in October.

WALKING TRAILS Walking has tremendous health and mental benefits and the foothills area has plenty of spaces designated for walking and hiking at all levels.

From paved walking tracks at schools to true hiking trails that are longer, and often hilly, Polk County, Landrum and Lake Lure have many options for a leisurely walk, a mountainous hike or a playground to take children.

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RECREATION FISHING:

Fishing opportunities in Polk County include river, lake and pond fishing. Polk County is home to the Green and Pacolet Rivers, Laughter Pond and Lake Adger.

River fishing provides both stocked areas and wild trout waters. Laughter Pond is also stocked as well as Lake Adger, which is home to the state record for largest musky.

Hatchery supported trout waters are stocked with thousands of brook, brown and rainbow trout monthly from March through August.

Hatchery trout waters are closed during March and open the first Saturday in April statewide.

There is a daily limit of seven trout per day with no minimum size limit or bait restrictions.

Polk County Hatchery Supported Trout Waters • North Pacolet River from Pacolet Falls to Hwy 108 bridge • Fork Creek Church on SR 1100 to N. Pacolet River • Big Fall Creek portion above water supply reservoir • Green River Henderson County line to mouth of Bright’s Creek • Little Cove Creek • Big Fall Creek-portion below water sup-

ply reservoir • Cove Creek • Camp Creek-Henderson County line Green River Laughter Pond Laughter Pond, located at the Polk County Recreation Complex in Mill Spring provides public fishing and is stocked with catfish.

Owned by Woodland Mills, the pond was opened to the public through a cooperative effort of the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission and the Polk County Parks and Recreation Department. There are no size restrictions on catfish and the daily limit is six catfish per licensed person per day.

Lake Adger Lake Adger is owned by Polk County and is stocked with Muskellunge (Muskies) as part of the N.C. Wildlife Resources fish-stocking program as well as having Bass.

The Muskies stocked are raised at the Table Rock State Fish Hatchery and the juvenile fish are released into Lake Adger in October with the average size released being 8 to 18 inches in length.

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Adawehi Institute, Adawehi Lane, off Fox Mountain Road- easy forest walking path. Info at www. adawehi.com.

Green Creek Family Life Center, Green Creek Drive. Info at www.ncmountains.org/links/149 Isothermal Community College Trail, 1255 West Mills Street/Hwy. 108- primary access is from Polk County Public Library/Isothermal Community College parking lot.

Tom Raymond Fitness Trail, 101 Hospital Drive-This easy footpath features fitness stations as well as an attractive hardwood forest setting.

Primary access is from St. Luke’s Hospital back parking lot.

Weaverbarton Shuford Memorial Wildlife Sanctuary Trail, 215 Shuford Road- Primary access is from natural parking area located just past Bonnie Brae Veterinary Clinic.

Gibson Park, Park Street- includes a playground and public pool.

Polk County High School track, 1681 N. Hwy. 108- www.pchs.polkschools.org.

Stearns Park, East Mills Street/ Hwy. 108- across from the Polk County Courthouse downtown- includes a walking path and Stearns Gym with recreational activities.

LAKE LURE AREA

Donald Ross Nature Trail, Hwy. 9, directly across from Ingles Supermarket- 3 miles of trails looping through easy, wooded terrain.

LANDRUM AREA

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FISHING LICENSE

North Carolina fishing regulations can be found by visiting www. ncwildlife.org or by consulting the Regulations Digest for North Carolina Inland Fishing, Hunting and Trapping.

The regulations digest and fishing licenses can be obtained locally at the following locations: • Columbus Hardware, Columbus 828-894-8985 • Silver Creek Campground, A2x025.INDD - page Mill Spring 828-894-2331 • Curtis Wright Outfitters, Saluda 828-749-3444 Tuesday-Friday, 8-6 • Green River Adventures, SaSaturday, 9-2 luda 828-749-2800 • Jack Scruggs and Son, Green Creek 828-863-2691

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KAYAKING, TUBING, CANOEING

The Green River is home to the world class Narrows race for championed kayakers and is also known as a relaxing spot for tubing and canoeing. Several access points are available on class I though class V rapids.

Green River Cove: There are two public access areas to the Green River- Fish Top and Big Rock that offer kayaking, tubing, hiking and other activities. Swimming is not allowed and is illegal (a misdemeanor) at any N.C. Wildlife access area.

Green River Adventures: Guided day trips are offered as well as classes for whitewater kayaking.

Located at 111 East Main Street, Saluda. Call 800-335-1530 for more information.

Wilderness Cove Tubing and Campground: River tube rentals available May through September with prices including shuttles to the campground. Open seven days a week. Located at 3772 Green River Cove Rd., Saluda. Call 828-7499100 or visit nctubing.com for more information.

Silver Creek Campground and Whitewater Outfitters: Whitewater rafting, canoeing,tube rentals and paintball are available. The campground also offers fishing classesfor campers, including instructions on flyfishing, bait casters and knot tying. Locatedat 3111 Silver Creek Road, Mill Spring. Call 828-8942331 or visit www.campingfriend. com/SilverCreekcampground for more information.

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PUBLIC SWIMMING

The Foothills is known for its mountains and rivers but also has public swimming opportunities.

The area is home to nearby lakes, the Green and Pacolet River as well as a county-owned outdoor swimming pool.

Gibson Park Pool: Public swimming pool. Summer hours: Tuesday through Saturday 12 noon to 5 pm. Sunday, 1:00 to 5 pm. Fee for pool use. Annual pass available.

For information call 828-894-2646.

Harmon Field beach: Public river swimming and public park with playgrounds. Directions from I-26: take exit 67, NC 108 west towards Tryon. When road makes BOAT TOURS a “Y,” follow the signs to US 176 Home to two public lakes, visitowards Saluda and Harmon Field tors can take in the mountain views is on the right. Call Tryon Town of the foothills by taking a boat tour Hall at 828-859-6654 for cabin of the beautiful Lake Adger, in Polk reservations or more information. County and Lake Lure, in RutherLake Adger: The county- ford County. owned lake has public access to Lake Adger boat tours: schedswimming, fishing and boating. ule a private boat tour of Lake Adger The marina is located off Silver by visiting www.lakeadgerboattours.

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Lanier, continuing from Dug Hill Road to Vaughn’s Gap where it connects to the Poinsett Reservoir Passage. Information at www. sctrails.net/trails/ALLTRAILS/ palmetto%20Trail/BlueWallPassage.html.

Brookwood Park, Hwy. 14 between S. Poplar, S. Bomar and Brookwood Drive- 0.5 mile walking path, some shaded and a playground.

Foothills Equestrian Nature Center (FENCE), 3381 Hunting Country Road- 5 miles of hiking and riding trails located in 390-acre tract; Wildwood Trail is 0.3 miles, paved and handicap accessible.

Information at www.fence.org.

MILL SPRING AREA

Polk Central Elementary School, 2141 Hwy. 9 South- halfmile nature trail with educational markers. Information at http://pcs. polkschools.org/NatureTrail.

Polk County Middle School track, 321 Wolverine Trail. Information at www.pcms.polkschools. org.

Polk County Recreation Complex, 223 Wolverine Trail. Includes walking path, tennis courts, playground and fishing pond.

Sunny View Elementary School, playground. Information at http://web.polkschools.org/~sve/ SALUDA AREA

Bradley Nature Preserve, 9.2acre tract- shares trail head with Lazy Girl Loop Trail at intersection of Esseola Drive and Substation (near Autumn Care). Information at www. Saludacit.org/latest-news Lazy Girl Loop Trail, also accessible from Laurel Drive- easy one mile trail (one way). No dogs allowed. Information at www. saludaclt.org/initiatives-projects.

Little Bradley Trail, Holbert Cove Road- 2 mile moderate out and back hike crosses and follows Big Cove Creek, leading to 50-foot Little Bradley Falls.

McCreery Park, Greenville and Maple Street.

Norman Wilder Forest, Hwy. 176 between Tryon and SaludaPacolet Area Conservancy trail located in 185 acres of mature thirdgrowth mixed hardwood on the slopes of Warrior Mountain. Trail

has bridges, steps and loops. Plan on a 2 to 3 mile hike. Information at www.pacolet.org/pac_video.html.

Pearson’s Falls, 2720 Pearson’s Falls Road- a 268-acre botanical preserve owned and maintained by the Tryon Garden Club. Trail is ¼ mile walk to a 90-foot waterfall.

Admission charged. Information at www.pearsonsfalls.org.

Saluda Elementary School, 214 E. Main Street. Playground and tennis courts. Information at sal.polkschools.org Trails of the Green River Game Lands, trailheads on Big Hungry Road and Green River Cove Road- There are 16 miles of trails in the Green River Game Lands, a rugged tract of more than 10,000 acres along the Green River in Henderson and Polk Counties. Owned by the state of North Carolina, the primary purpose of the NC Game Lands is wildlife conservation and management.

Hunting, fishing and trapping are allowed in game lands. The trails in this unique area are maintained to encourage foot travel only.

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Forbes Preschool, 25 School Street Harmon Field, 272 Harmon Field Road- walking path includes a fitness course; paved walking track and playground. Information at www.harmonfield.com.

Missing Trace 40, one mile moderate to difficult loop; includes 2 river crossings- trailhead on Pearson Falls Road.

Roseland Community Center, 56 Peake Street.

Tryon Elementary School, 100 School Place. Information at http:// tes.polkschools.org.

Vaughn Creek Greenway/Ziglar Field, soccer field and future path that will link Woodland Park and future Lanier Park with nearly two miles of greenway. Information at www.exploretryon.com/ Details/Vaughn-Creek-Greenway. html.

Woodland Park, 262 Chestnut Street- one mile of nature trails located close to downtown Tryon.

Information at www.exploretryon. com/Details/WoodlandPark.html.

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Equestrian calendar April 3-4 Carolina Carriage Club Robin Groves Clinic Contact: Sue Carrier at 864-461-8119

April 20 RVPC Mounted Meeting Contact: Denise Ritacco at Ritacco5@ hotmail.com

April 6 Carolina Carriage Club Arena Driving Trial at Foxbriar Farm Contact: Carol Ann Burns at cabooh@ aol.com

April 21 Hunter Pace for HALTER Contact: www.wchpace.org

April 5-7 Jump for Eventing Clinic @ Brown Bear Farm Contact: Nicole Watts 864-276-8536 April 6-7 PSJ Horse Show at Harmon Field Contact: psjshows@aol.com 803-649-3505 April 7 Hunter Pace: Tryon Hounds Contact: www.wchpace.org April 13, 7 p.m.

Austin Brown lecture Austin A. Brown, son of Carter Brown, will lecture about the history of the Block House Steeplechase.

Tryon Fine Arts Center April 13-14 FENCE Horse Trial at FENCE Contact: horseshow@fence.org April 13 TRHC Equine Art Show at Tryon Fine Arts Center Contact: Kim Nelson 828-817-3783 April 16 Pisgah Trailblazers Monthly Meeting at Calvert’s Kitchen, Columbus 6 p.m. eat, 7 p.m. meet Contact: Michael Atkins Michael@ atyourserviceair.com April 17 FRC Monthly Meeting at Harmon Field Cabin Contact: Margo Savage 828-863-4924 April 20 Block House Steeplechase at FENCE Contact: Laura Weicker 828-863-0480 April 20 Horse Country Farm Tours, 10 a.m.

- 5 p.m.

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April 27 FRC Dressage & Stadium at Riverbend Eq Ctr, Greenville, S.C. Contact: Margo Savage at redgate@ windstream.net May 3-5 Paul Belasik Clinic at Blue Moon Farm Contact: Sophie Clifton at sophie@ montana.net May 4 Sheriff Mounted Patrol Horse Show at WNC Ag Center, Fletcher Contact:matt.buchanan@ncagr.gov May 4-5 BRHJA Mother’s Day celebration at Harmon Field Contact: Lewis Pack 828-894-2721 May 4-5 Carolina Carriage Club Driving Trial at Windridge Farm Contact: Alicia Henderson windridge@ioa@windstream.net May 5 RVPC Mounted Meeting Contact: Denise Ritacco at Ritacco5@ hotmail.com May 5 Greenville Foothills Pony Club XC Schooling at FENCE Contact: Carolyn Culbertson at chculbertson@earthlink.net May 5 Hunter Pace for Steps to Hope Contact: www.wchpace.org May 15 FRC Monthly Meeting at Harmon Field Cabin, Tryon Contact: Margo Savage 828-863-4924 May 17-19 Carolina Region Eventing Rally at FENCE Contact: swright14@carolina.rr.com

May 18 Horse Country Farm Tours, 10 a.m.

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Contact: Libbie Johnson at inveigh@ aol.com May 18 Carolina Carriage Club Trace Pace at Wildwood Farm Contact: Alan Bridge at 828-863-4046 May 21 Pisgah Trailblazers Monthly Meeting at Calvert’s Kitchen, Columbus 6pm eat, 7 p.m. meet Contact: Michael Atkins at Michael@ atyourserviceair.com May 25 FRC Dressage Show at Harmon Field Contact: Margo Savage at 828-8634924 May 26 Hunter Pace: River Valley Pony Club Contact: Denise Ritacco at ritacco5@ hotmail.com May 30-June 2 Tryon Summer Classic Horse Show at FENCE Contact: JP Godard at 803-522-5788 June 6-9 TRHC Charity Horse Show at FENCE Contact: Laura Weicker at 828-8630480 June 7 TRHC Charity Jumper Challenge at FENCE Contact: Laura Weicker at 828-8630480 June 8 Carolina Carriage Club’s Beginner Driving Clinic at Windridge Farm Contact: Alicia Hederson at windridge@ioa.com June 9 Western Carolina Hunter Pace Series Awards at Biltmore Western Range Contact: www.wchpace.org June 10-11 George Morris Hunter Jumper Clinic at FENCE Contact: Sheri Pace 803-420-2633

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EQUESTRIAN FACILITIES, CLUBS, SERVICES With wide-open green pastures surrounded by beautiful rolling mountains, Polk County provides a picturesque backdrop for horse enthusiasts to set their lives and hobbies against.

The equine industry is a major factor in the area’s economy and recreation.

The temperate climate of the area well supports a flourishing equine community, which is conducive to year-round riding. ‘Tryon Horse Country’ is recognized nationally, as well as internationally.

Other small businesses benefit from the equine community as well, by providing goods and services. Among these are truck and trailer sales, real estate, barn buildings, pasture management, feed sales, training and instruction, insurance, veterinary care, equine hauling, tack, clothing, accommodations and equine retirement facilities.

The county’s trail systems (Foothills Equestrian Trail Association, Collinsville Equestrian

Trail Association, North Pacolet and other systems), provide approximately 300 miles of trails and are nationally recognized.

Polk County and upper Spartanburg County offer a unique package in that most other horse communities do not provide both equestrian competition venues and a trail system.

EQUESTRIAN FACILITIES

Amy Barrington Training Stables, 2420 River Rd. Tryon, NC 864-316-4354, amygregben@windstream.net Barefoot Farms, Susan Holt, owner, 350 Morningstar Lake Rd., Forest City, N.C. 28043, 828-748-5225 www.bffarms. com.

Barking Fox Farm, Barbara Stephens, owner, 890 Greenwood Rd., Landrum, S.C. 29356, 864-457-7300. www.barkingfoxfarm.com.

Biltmore Equestrian Center, One Biltmore Estate Drive, Asheville, NC 28803, 828-2251454 emclean@biltmore.com Blockhouse Stables, con-

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tact Kelly Kocher, Tryon, NC ,864-497-2976 or 828-8592239, www.kellykocher.com, Krider59@windstream.net Blue Moon Farm training center, Sophie H. Pirie Clifton, owner. 1081 Phillips Rd., Columbus, N.C. 28722, 828-8634756 Left message Bramblewood Stables, Kimberly Carter, owner. 175 McConnell Rd., Taylors, S.C. 29687 864-322-7979 www.bramblewoodstables.com Brier Rose Farms, Megan O’Brien and Coco Bennett, 138 Brier Rose Ln., Columbus, N.C. 28722 828-863-4543 www.brierrosefarm.com Brights Creek Equestrian Center, Clubhouse Ln., Mill Spring, NC 28756, 828-6944500 Ext. 5, brightscreek.com/ Equestrian_Center.asp Ceder Creek Riding Stables, 542 Cedar Creek Rd., Lake Lure, NC 28746, 828-625-2811 Cherokee Hill Farm, Mike and Linda Schatzberg, owners, 460 Cherokee Hill Lane, Tryon,

N.C. 28782, 828-859-9990. cherokeehillfarm@earthlink.net Cherry Hills Farm, Clear Run Retirement Farm, Judy Davis, 2191 Coxe Rd., Tryon, N.C. 28782, 828-863-4875.

Clear View Farm, Jeanne Smith, proprieter, 101 Smith Rd., Landrum, S.C. 29356 864468-4384, jascvf@yahoo.com, clearviewfarmlandrum.com Club Hipico El Recuerdo, Lilia White, owner/instructor.

120 Jesse Brooks Rd., Landrum, S.C. 29356, 864-2668607. www.liliawhite.com Cross Creek Farm, Katherine Pfaff, owner; Jennifer Baumert, trainer; 1906 Landrum Rd., Columbus, N.C. 28722, 828-863-2946. www.crosscreekdressage.com.

Fair Winds Farm, Terry & Sue Russell, 10 Fairwinds Dr., Tryon, N.C. 28782, 828-8632979.

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Flight Quest Farm, contact Susan Gasperson, 6691 S NC 9 Hwy. Columbus, N.C. 28722, 828-863-4913 Found Feather Farm, 5911 Big Level Road, Mill Spring, N.C. 28756, Terry Kirkland Cook, 828-625-8770, foundfeatherfarm@gmail.com, www. foundfeatherfarm.com Fox Chase Farm, Tot Goodwin/Colleen Wilson, mgrs., 160 White Fence Ln., Columbus, N.C. 28722, 828-863-4250 Fox Meadow Farm, Lydia Juenger, ESMT/ Training, 780 Dalton Rd., Mill Spring, N.C. 28756, 828-894-5545 Full Circle Farm, Martha Kemmer, owner/trainer (USDF bronze and silver medalist), instructor (USDF certified through 4th level). 776 Burgundy Ln., Columbus, N.C. 28782, 828863-4094.

GreenGait Farm Paso Finos, Bill and Judith Kerns, owners, 291 Dark Horse Ln., Tryon, N.C. 28782, 828-859-5456, www.greengaitfarmpasofinos. com Greystone Equestrian Center, 21 Camp Greystone Lane, Zirconia, NC 28790, 828-6934761, riding@campgreystone. com.

Harris Stable, 231 Day Drive Columbus, NC 28722, 828-8632070, virginiasueharris@yahoo. com.

Hidden Hollow Farm, 650 Golf Course Road, Columbus, NC 28722, 828-817-2974.

Hobby Horse Farm, Beth Perkins and Mick Doyle, 466 Meadowbrook Rd., Rutherfordton, N.C. 28139, 828-863-2857.

Keeping Time Farm, contact Kelly or Annette Murphy, 200 Blockhouse Road, Landrum, SC 29356, 864-457-3518, keepingtimefarm1@windstream.net, keepingtimefarm.com.

Labyrinth Farms, contact Mary Tolles, 633 Edgerton Road, Mill Spring, NC 28756, 828625-8329, labyrinthfarm@bellsouth.net, www.labyrinthfarm. com.

Long Shadows Farm, Michael Atkins, 500 Blackwell

Road, Campobello, SC 29322, or 864-809-3431, 864-587-1400, longshadowsfarmsc.com.

Lullwater Farm at The Hayloft, Elizabeth Roundtree, owner, 777 South River Road, Tryon, NC 28782, 828-859-2829, www. hayloftfarm.com.

Ly-Nard Hills Farm, Pauline and Vic Russell, owners, 350 Vick Russell Lane, Columbus, NC 27822, 828-863-4472.

MaGarita Stables, Harold (Mac) and Rita Magaha, Hwy 14, Landrum, SC 29356, 864457-2254.

Mane Gate Equestrian Center, contact Sue Truitt, 1 Landy Lane, Landrum, SC 29356, 864457-2711 or barn 864-457-2718, suetruitt@manegate.net.

Marydell Farms, Maryanna Haymon, owner, 855 Phillips Rd., Columbus, N.C. 28722, 828-863-2145, www.mfhanoverians.com, marydellfarms@aol. com.

Morgan Hill Farm, Dan Morgan, owner/trainer, 200 Meadow Farm Rd., Inman, S.C. 29349, 864-472-9499 or 864208-4063, morganhillfarmsc. com.

Motlow Creek Equestrian Center, Sally Frick, owner, 10035 New Cut Rd., Campobello, S.C. 29322, 864-621-6923, motlowcreekequestrian.com, slfventures@aol.com.

New Chapter Farm, Kathy Groves, 1034 Little Mountain Rd., Columbus, N.C. 28722, 828-863-4603.

Red Gate Farm of Green Creek LLC, contact Margo Savage, 200 Rabun Run, Columbus, NC 28722, 828-863-4924, redgate@windstream.net.

Renovatio Farms, Contact Trayce Doubek-Bierk 1820 John Shehan Rd., Tryon NC 28782, 864-325-5684, tmdoubek@yahoo.com, ericbierks.com.

Ridgewood Farm, 301 Walker, contact Mary Walker, Mill Spring, NC 28756, 828-8943455, pfeifferhar@aol.com.

River’s Edge Farms, Jodi Jones Lees, owner, 655 Old Mill Rd., Campobello, S.C. 29322, 864-473-2064, www. riversedgefarms.com, jodi@ riversedgefarms.com.

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Riverside Riding Stables, 1325 Freeman Town Road, Lake Lure, NC 28746, 828-288-1302, riversideridingstables.com.

Rolling Hills Show Stables, Joann and Steven Loheac, owners, Hwy 9 South, Columbus, N.C. 28722, 828-863-1311, loheac@rollinghillsshowstables. com, www.rollinghillsshowstables.com.

Serenity Acres, Fran & Fred May, owners, Fran May, trainaLM 2011 ads - page 6 er/instructor, Stirrup Downs, Columbus, N.C. 28722, 828863-4748 serenityacres@windstream.net.

Shady Patch Farm, Pepper Oliver, owner/trainer, 435 Landrum Rd., Columbus, N.C. 28722, 828-863-2562, shadypatch1@windstream.net, horsetlc.com.

Smokey Hollow Farm, 810 Greenwood Road, Landrum, SC 29356, 828-337-8350, smokeyhollowfarm@windstream.net, smokeyhollowriding.com.

Sovan Hill Enterprises, 701 (828) 693-4125 Tugaloo Road, Landrum, SC 29356, 864-895-5249, kmaxwell@sovanhill.com.

Stoney Knoll Farms, Gerald and Betsy Pack, owners, Fox Mountain Rd., Columbus, N.C. 28722, 828-894-8127.

Sun Storm Arabians, Columbus, N.C. 28782, 828-8948480, sunstorms@windstream. net.

Three Gables Farm, Georgie Arrigo, owner, Hunting Country Rd., Tryon, N.C. 28782, 828859-5608, 828-817-241.

Three Springs Farm, Thomas Black, DVM, owner, 2492 Collinsville Rd., Columbus, N.C. 28722, 828-863-2887, threespringstackrepair.com.

Tuckaway Stables, Cese and Pat Figueroa, owners/trainers, 19375 Asheville Hwy., Landrum, S.C. 29356, 864-457-4070, tuckawayf@aol.com.

Vestavia Farm, contact Gary Garside, 1636 Little Mountain Road, Columbus, NC 28722, 828-863-2171.

White Oak Farm, Arthur and Baiba Bourbeau, owners/ trainers, 661 White Oak Farm Dr., Tryon, N.C. 28782, 828-

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Windbrook Farm, Lee and Amanda Cone, owners/trainers, 216 Pleasant Hill Rd., Landrum, S.C. 29356, 864-468-4186.

Woodside Farm, Sherry Lukens, owner, 1132 Airport Rd., Rutherfordton, N.C. 28139 (Green Creek area), 828-8634579 - Also facility for retired horses and medical lay-ups.

EQUESTRIAN SERVICES

Alternative therapies & massage Dr. Joy Baker DVM, equine chiropractor and acupuncture, 828-817-0315.

Dean Brown 864-423-5554 Sandy Davidson DVM, certified equine chiropractor, 828863-4053.

Dr. Debra Redmon, holistic animal therapy, 828-817-5585.

Bibi Freer, DVM, 828-8946064.

Ly d i a J u e n g e r, E S M T / Training, 828-894-5545.

Briar Rose Sport Horses, Megan O’Brien, CMT, 828863-5453.

Thann Boyum, DVM, 828863-4242.

Martha Kemmer Equine rehab, 828-863-4094 or 864415-3759.

Connie Brown, Harmony in Motion, 828-863-2083.

Chabis PRE, equine assisted therapy, 828-817-3700.

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APPAREL (RIDING AND RELATED)

The Farm House, Landrum, S.C., 864-457-3557.

The Hay Rack, Landrum, SC, 864-457-2155.

Re-Ride Consignm e n t Ta c k S h o p , C o l u m bus, NC, 828-863-2770.

BARNS/BUILDING

The Hay Rack Landrum, SC, 864-457-2155.

Amish Horse Barns, Linda Bond, 828-894-2490, 864-4576363.

Home and Farm Repairs, Thomas Arrigo Tryon, NC, 828859-5608.

Purdy Stable Connection Landrum, SC, 864-457-7183.

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Rowe Construction, 1800 John Smith Road, Columbus, NC, 828-863-4253 Tanda Design, 56 Stone Ridge Lane, Tryon, NC, 828859-5583.

EQUINE INSURANCE

SC, 864-457-3557.

Green Creek Farm Supply, Columbus, NC, 828-863-4343.

The Hay Rack, Landrum, SC, 864-457-2155.

Little Mountain Farm Supply, 828-863-5400.

Purdy Stable Connection, 864-457-7183.

Larry Thompson, 828-8634453.

Three Springs Farm, 828863-2887.

Carolina Fresh Farms (with Square G Sales), 864-439-4655.

McDonald’s Farm, 863-9211550.

The EMO Agency, Inc., Warrenton, Va., 1-800-347-3552.

Bob Burnett Equine Agency, 864-877-8654 or 800-693-4677.

Agri-Choice, Nationwide Insurance, Dusenbury Insurance Agency, 828-859-9187.

CRM Insurance, 404 Char- FARRIERS/BLACKSMITHS lotte Road, Rutherfordton, NC, Budd Benner, Columbus, 828-748-1524 or 828-288-2670. NC, 828-894-5725.

Jeremy Condrey, Campobello, SC, 864-472-1859.

EQUINE LAW Mick Doyle, Rutherfordton, Jennifer Breaux, Devlin & NC, 828-863-2857 or 864-978Parkison, 864-242-3252 or 8646282.

915-4783.

Corey Gasperson, ColumPamela K. Silverman, 704bus, NC, 828-817 0211 or 828576-1603 or 704-814-7165.

863-4913.

Hank Heintzberger, CampoFARM SUPPLIES bello, SC, 864-472-5217.

FEED/SHAVINGS Bill McDaniel, Campobello, The Farm House, Landrum,

SC, 864-468-4888.

Bill Reed, Tryon, NC, 828863-0529.

Donnie Rhymer, Campobello, SC, 864-472-8344.

Duke Simpson, Columbus, NC, 828-606-8151.

HORSESITTING / HORSE CARE

Valerie Black, 828-817-3521.

Karen Blackwood, Columbus, NC, 828-863-4578.

Creature Comforts, Judy Davis, 828-863-4875.

Culberson Farm Sitting, Columbus, NC, 828-863-4782 or 828-817-2686.

Equisense, Columbus, NC, Kathy Woody, 828-817-1937.

Helping Hands Services, Joy Dietle, Columbus, NC, 828283-4080.

Horse Care Unlimited, Lisa Miller, 864-468-5458.

Horse Country Concierge, Tryon, NC, Ron Piccari, 828606-7441, or Sheila Grymes, 828-894-0798.

Hunt Country Animal Care, 828-318-2600 or 864-444-7633.

Nancy Kachadoorian Farm Sitting, Tryon, NC, 828-8946322 or 828-909-0681.

Night and Barn Check Services, Tryon, NC, Garry or Jody Gill, 828-231-7160.

Tina Gragg, Columbus, NC, 828-894-4680.

HORSE TRANSPORT

LeMaster Stables, 828-8634068/ Steven Loheac, 828-8632060.

Vic Russell, 828-863-4472.

A.G. Lomas, 828-859-1217.

Dean Weaver, 828-863-2762.

Forge Mt. Stables, 864-8689751.

Club Hipico, Lelia White, 864-266-8607.

PHOTOGRAPHY-EQUINE

Bartol Photography, Tryon, NC, 828-859-0497.

Erik Olsen, 828-817-4319.

Mark Lehner, 864-234-7360.

TACK NEW/USED

Country Carriages, Columbus, NC, 828-863-4373 or 828817-2333.

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692-5554.

The Farm House, 864-4573557.

The Hay Rack, 864-4572155.

The Horse Resource, 864457-5999.

Re-Ride Consignment Tack Shop, 828-863-2770.

Equidress, 864-979-9334 or 864-895-6367.

The Tack Shop Greenville, SC 864-271-7121 The Tack Trunk 864-8770997 TRAILER SALES/REPAIR

457-3283.

VETERINARY/EMERGENCIES

Thann Boyum DVM, 828863-4242.

Bonnie Brae Veterinary Hospital, 828-894-6064.

Freer Mobile Equine Services, 828-894-2627.

Tryon Equine Hospital, 828894-6065.

Landrum Veterinary Hospital, 864-457-3351.

Three Springs Farm, 828863-2887.

Twin Oaks Veterinary, 864895-8091.

Green Creek Mobile, 828863-4318.

Dr. Debra Redmond, 828894-0728.

Mobile Pet Veterinary Service, Dr. Judy Korman, 828817-9958.

Polk Equine Emergency Rescue, Judy Donlan, call 911.

Integrated Veterinary Healing, 828-863-4318.

Bell Farm Veterinary Services LLC 864-641-8132

Re-Ride Consignment Shop, Columbus, NC, 828-863-2770.

K e n F e a g a n Tr u c k a n d Trailer, Landrum, SC, 864-4572469 or 866-413-6061.

Larry Stott’s Garage & Trailers, Landrum, SC, 828894-3w291.

SEE Horse Trailer Repairs, EQUINE DENTISTRY LLC, 828-859-7682.

David Zimmerman DVM, Carolina Trailer Sales, 864864-457-2770.

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June 10-12 4-H Horse Show at WNC Ag Center, Fletcher Contact: matt.buchanan@ncagr.gov

July 17-20 TRHC Charity Horse Show IV at FENCE Contact: Laura Weicker at 828-8630480

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June 14-16 Harmon Classics Summer Challenge at FENCE Contact: Lewis Pack 828-894-2721

July 20 Horse Country Farm Tours Contact: Libbie Johnson at inveigh@ aol.com

June 15 Harmon Classics Eq Aid Foundation Benefit at FENCE Contact: Lewis Pack 828-894-2721

July 27 Harmon Hopefuls at Harmon Field Contact: Lauren Allen at 828-506-2335

June 15 Horse Country Farm Tours, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Contact: Libbie Johnson at inveigh@ aol.com

Aug. 3-4 PSJ Back to School Horse Show at FENCE Contact: psjshows@aol.com or 803649-3505

June 15-16 Greenville Foothills Pony Club Mtg. Contact: Carolyn Culbertson at chculbertson@earthlink.net

Aug. 17 Horse Country Farm Tours, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Contact: Libbie Johnson at inveigh@ aol.com

June 18 Pisgah Trailblazers Monthly Meeting at Calvert’s Kitchen, Columbus 6 p.m. eat, 7 p.m. meet Contact: Michael Atkins at Michael@ atyourserviceair.com

Aug. 31-Sep. 1 Harmon Classics September Spectacular at Harmon Field Contact: Lewis Pack at 828-894-2721

Sept. 21-22 TRHC Horse Trial at FENCE Contact: Laura Weicker at 828-8630480

Sept. 1 Hunter Pace: Friends of FENCE (FENCE benefit) Contact: Dot Moyer at dot.moyer@ gmail.com

Sept. 21-22 Carolina Carriage Club Pleasure Show at Harmon Field, Tryon Contact: Margo Savage at 828-863-4924

Sept. 7 Greenville Foothills Pony Club meeting Contact: Carolyn Culbertson at chculbertson@earthlink.net Sept. 9 Start of TROT Fall Session Contact: Robbie Hambright at rwhambright@gmail.com Sept. 14 Harmon Hopeful at Harmon Field Contact: Lauren Allen at 828-506-2335

Sept. 28-29 CAROLINA CARRIAGE CLUB Show at Harmon Field Contact: Price Story Sept. 28-29 Friesian Kuering at FENCE Contact: horseshow@fence.org Sept. 28-29 CAROLINA CARRIAGE CLUB Pleasure Driving Show at Windridge Farm Contact: windridge@ioa.com

Sept. 14 FRC Show at Riverbend Eq Center Contact: Margo Savage at 828-8634924

Oct. 4-5 Greenville Foothills Pony Club Garage Sale at Riverbend Eq Center, Greenville, S.C. Contact: Carolyn Culbertson at chculbertson@earthlink.net

Aug. 17-18 BRHJA Summer’s End Show at Harmon Field Contact: Lewis Pack at 828-894-2721

Sept. 14 Hunter Pace for South East Children’s Home at Scot’s Grove Contact: www.wchpace.org

Oct. 5-6 Harmon Classics Country Classic at Stoney Knoll Farm Contact: Lewis Pack at 828-894-2721

June 22-23 NCDCTA Dressage Show at FENCE Contact: Sandy Donovan at sandydonovan@gmail.com

Aug. 20 Pisgah Trailblazers Monthly Meeting at Calvert’s Kitchen, Columbus 6 p.m. eat, 7 p.m. meet Contact: Michael Atkins at Michael@ atyourserviceair.com

Sept 14-15 Borderline Dressage at FENCE Contact: Kay Whitlock at 910-6923504

Oct. 12 FRC Dressage & Stadium Show at Harmon Field Contact: Margo Savage at 828-863-4924

July 4-7 TRHC Charity Horse Show II at FENCE Contact: Laura Weicker at 828-8630480

Aug. 24 Greenville Foothills Pony Club meeting Contact: Carolyn Culbertson at chculbertson@earthlink.net

Sept. 17 Pisgah Trailblazers Monthly Meeting at Calvert’s Kitchen, Columbus 6 p.m. eat, 7 p.m. meet Contact: Michael Atkins at Michael@ atyourserviceair.com

Oct. 12-13 PSJ Oktoberfet Horse Show at FENCE Contact: psjshows@aol.com or 803649-3505

July 5-7 Paul Belasik Clinic at Blue Moon Farm Contact: Sophie Clifton at sophie@ montana.net

Aug. 24 TRHC Schooling Horse Trials at Windridge Farm Contact: Laura Weicker at 828-8630480

Sept. 18 FRC Monthly Meeting at Harmon Field Cabin Contact: Margo Savage at 828-8634924

July 11-14 TRHC Charity Horse Show III at FENCE Contact: Laura Weicker at 828-8630480

Aug. 24 Harmon Hopeful at Harmon Field Contact: Lauren Allen at 828-506-2335

Sept. 22 Paul Belasic Clinic at Blue Moon Farm Contact: Sophie Clifton at sophie@ montana.net

July 16 Pisgah Trailblazers Monthly Meeting at Calvert’s Kitchen, Columbus 6 p.m. eat, 7 p.m. meet

Aug. 24 TROT Volunteer Training Contact: Robbie Hambright at rwhambright@gmail.com

Sept. 21 Horse Country Farm Tours Contact: Libbie Johnson at inveigh@ aol.com

Oct. 15 Pisgah Trailblazers Monthly Meeting at Calvert’s Kitchen Columbus 6 p.m. eat, 7 p.m. meet Contact: Michael Atkins at Michael@ atyourserviceair.com Oct. 16 FRC Monthly Meeting at Harmon Field, Tryon Contact: Margo Savage at 828-863-4924 Oct. 19 Horse Country Farm Tours Contact: Libbie Johnson at inveigh@ aol.com

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ARTS Tryon Fine Arts Center Tr y o n F i n e A r t s C e n t e r (TFAC) is a nonprofit organization celebrating its 45th year and operating a 300-seat performance venue as well as a 150-seat amphitheater for music, opera, theatre and dance on Melrose Avenue in Tryon.

Programming includes a variety of events ranging from a regional juried sculpture exhibit, Grammy winning performers Steep Canyon Rangers and George Winston to an annual Blues Festival and showcasing of local artists. In addition to presenting a variety of programming, TFAC also makes the arts accessible to local students young and old through its education and outreach programs in music, dance, theater, opera, as well as visual and literary arts. TFAC is used by local arts organizations to present a variety of performances from community youth productions to international classical musicians.

Opened in February 1969, TFAC was the vision of community minded philanthropists, artists and businessmen. TFAC provides opportunities and facilities for the entire Carolina Foothills community in order to advance experience and participation in the arts. TFAC’s facilities include: • The Veh Stage, an intimate 300 seat auditorium providing professional lighting and sound • The Mahler Room, providing an informal setting for meetings and lectures • Gallery I for visual arts exhibits • The Peterson Amphitheater, a 150-seat outdoor venue • Sassoon Park: a 2-level garden setting for receptions • Farwell Garden: an enclosed garden setting • Large studio spaces of mixed use Located at 34 Melrose Avenue.

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tools dating back over the past two centuries, while the gift shop demonstrates the talents of current members, students and instructors. One of the highlights each year is the Fall Arts & Crafts Festival. 828859-8323, tryonartsandcrafts@ Tryon Arts & Crafts School windstream.net. www.tryonprovides creative opportunities artsandcrafts.org. 373 Harmon for everyone through educa- Field Road, Tryon NC 28782 tion, instruction and expression Tryon Concert Association of heritage and contemporary arts and crafts in a friendly, presents outstanding performstimulating and enriching en- ing artists from around the vironment. Classes and work- world to our subscribers in shops are offered in seven the North Carolina Foothills. professional studios in subjects President Gwen Suesse, 828that include pottery, weaving, 859-2420, info@TryonConbasketry, woodworking, black- certs.com. Tryonconcerts.com. smithing, lapidary, s tained P.O. Box 32, Tryon, NC 28782. glass, silver smithing, copTryon Little Theater presper enameling and fiber arts.

Tryon Arts & Crafts, a 501(c) ents four theatrical productions (3) non-profit organization and a year, plus special events, plus craft school, was chartered by two summer youth productions. the state of North Carolina in Auditions are open to the pub1960. The Heritage Gallery lic. Information on productions exhibits artifacts, crafts and and auditions are on TLT’s web

show in November-December.

Tues.-Sat. 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. and by appointment. 828-859-2828 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m.-1 p.m. frontdesk@upstairsartspace.

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The Upstairs Artspace, an arts and education center, has been showcasing fine art and craft in the heart of downtown Tryon for 33 years. The nonprofit organization’s mission is to enrich the cultural life of the region through innovative exhibits featuring the best emerging and mid-career artists of the Carolinas and beyond.

In addition, the Upstairs offers educational lectures and art tours, workshops and demonstrations, literary, musical and dramatic programs, films, art tours and art projects for children. Major fundraisers are the Silent Art Auction in April, Art Trek Tryon in July and Presents of Art, a holiday craft

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site. TLT Workshop, 828-8631303, www.tltinfo.org. 516 S. Trade Street, Tryon NC 28782 Tryon Painters & Sculptors Non-profit community arts collective that encourages selfexpression through visual arts.

We believe that the arts lift the spirit and raise the collective consciousness of the citizens of Tryon. We collaborate with artists and artistic organizations to facilitate mutual support, recognition and the exchanging of ideas. We work to encourage a thriving community of artists and appreciation of art within Polk County through classes, lectures, performances and exhibits. Info: 828-859-8322 ext. 212, tps@tryontfac.org. www.tryonpaintersandsculptors.com.

For more art-related organizations, see our community organizations listings beginning on page 40.

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ORGANIZATIONS 2NC MOUNTED INFANTRY is a group of reenactors devoted to promoting an authentic portrayal of soldiers and civilians during the American Civil War. Annual meeting is held in December.

President: David Smith, 828-275-2873, 2ncmi@windstream.net. www.2ncmi.org. 200 Woodland Drive, Columbus, N.C. 28722 AARP/POLK COUNTY CHAPTER 2182 sponsors Tax-Aide (free tax preparation) and 55/Alive Safe Driving Course. Meets third Tuesday, September-June at the Congregational Church.

Alternates between a “meeting only” at 2 p.m., followed by light refreshments and a combination of a covered dish luncheon at 12:30 p.m., with a short business meeting. Varied programs are presented at each meeting. Open to the public. Bill Lippincott, 828-859-2149, 201 E Howard St, E-49,Tryon, NC 28782.

AFS INTERCULTURAL PROGRAM USA/Polk County Chapter sponsors a high school exchange program. Foreign students are received into American homes and attend local high schools while American students do the same overseas. The Polk County Chapter includes Landrum. Co-chairs Henrik and Lonie Krarup, 828-863-4020 or e-mail at Lonekrarup@hotmail.com. www.afs.org. PO Box 100, Tryon, NC 28782 AIKIDO CLUB OF TRY-CO-LAN The way of Aikido is unification of mind, body and spirit. Aikido teaches avoidance of conflict and cultivates attentiveness, energy and the ability to act when needed. Ages 8–80 can gain greater awareness of self and surroundings and learn to move skillfully and confidently while maintaining balance. Classes held Tuesday-Thursday, 6:30-7:45 p.m., Saturdays, 10:30-11:45 a.m. Paul and Anne Buchanan, 864-457-2885, abuchanan@charter.net.

AMATEUR RADIO EMERGENCY SERVICE (ARES) is a voluntary organization of licensed radio amateurs who have registered their capabilities and equipment to provide communications as a public service to the community in the event of a disaster, when regular communications fail or are inadequate. Services Polk County and the Landrum area. Emergency Coordinator, Wayne Ackerman W3GYK; Wayne Ackerman 828-894-5542 wackerman@windstream.net. http://polkcounty.org/ham/ham. htm, 621 Laurel Lake Dr., B104, Columbus, N.C. 28722 AAUW - Tryon Area Branch of AAUW (American Association of University Women) promotes equity for all women and girls, lifelong education and positive societal change. AAUW, founded in 1881, is open to all graduates who hold the baccalaureate or higher degree from a regionally accredited college or university. AAUW values and seeks a diverse membership. The Tryon Area Branch meets every fourth Monday of the month at 1:30 p.m. at the Tryon Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall. The programs are open to the public. For further information, contact President, Susan Penfold, 828-894-0206.

AMERICAN LEGION/POLK COUNTY MEMORIAL POST #250 is a nonprofit organization that meets first Tuesday, 7 p.m., at the legion hall in Tryon. Membership is open to all veterans. Post 250 is dedicated to serving all veterans in Polk County and Upstate South Carolina, as well as providing financial support for worthy community efforts that include, but are not limited (Continued on page 41)

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to, scholarships, youth activities and volunteer efforts. Commander Michael Collins. Info: 864-457-3115 or visit www.polkcounty.org/legion/ american_legion.htm, 43 Depot St, Tryon, N.C. 28782.

AMERICAN RED CROSS/ POLK COUNTY CHAPTER is a humanitarian organization led by volunteers and guided by its Congressional Charter and the Fundamental Principles of the International Red Cross Movement.

The Red Cross provides relief to victims of disasters and helps people prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies. M-F 9-4. Chair, Clay Ayers; Jessica Burnett 828894-2700, arcpolk@windstream. net.. 231 Ward St., Columbus, N.C. 28722 BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS provides children facing adversity with strong and enduring, professionally supported, 1-1 mentoring relationships that change their lives for the better. Serving Polk and the Landrum area since 2003, BBBS

can be reached at 828-859-9230, children should have the same oppolk@bbbswnc.org, or visit www. portunity to see quality live performances as children of metropolitan bbbswnc.org. areas. The festival is produced BRYANT WOMACK/ RAY entirely by volunteers. The event BRADLEY VFW LADIES AUX- is held on a Saturday in March in ILIARY UNIT 10349 meets every Tryon. Info: 828-817-1209 or by second Monday, 7 p.m., at Post e-mail at mdcarruth@windstream.

10349 in Mill Spring. President net. www.tryontfac.org. 34 Melrose Jerri Taylor, 828-894-8673. www. Ave, Tryon, N.C. 28782. vfwwebcom.org/nc/post10349.

CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CAROLINA CAMERA CLUB LUNCHEON, meets at TJ’s Café is a group of enthusiastic photog- in Tryon, Mondays except holidays, raphers, from beginners to camera noon - 1 p.m.; food, fellowship and buffs. We learn from each other discussion of relevant issues; interhow to create the best photograph denominational. For more informapossible and go on photographic tion, call 859-5051. field trips. Meetings: third Tuesday of month, 6:30 p.m., at the Tryon CHURCH WOMEN UNITED is Fine Arts Center’s Mahler Room, a nationwide movement founded from September - May. A group in 1941 bringing together Christian show is held in June. Info: www. women of all diverse races, cultures and traditions in closer Christian carolinacameraclub.org. bonds of friendship, prayer and CHILDREN’S THEATER FES- action for peace with justice in the TIVAL is also known as Super world. Celebration meetings include Saturday, a daylong festival pre- the November World Community senting high-quality performances Day, Spring Human Relations Day in puppetry, drama, magic, music, and the May Friendship Day. Conmime, dance and story-telling. It tact: Jane Janke 828-894-8840 385 was started 35 years ago when Park Street, Columbus, N.C. 28722. community members decided local

COLUMBUS LIONS CLUB P.O. BOX 121, Columbus NC 28722, meets first and third Thursdays, 6:30 p.m., at Calvert’s Restaurant in Columbus. Lions serve the needy with eyeglasses and lend walkers, wheelchairs, etc. free. For eyeglasses call Pat Recker 828-8173313; for medical equipment, call Lee Berry 828-894-8065. President Jim Kearney.

COMMUNITY CHORUS, with singers from the surrounding area, provides two concerts each year, one in the spring and one at Christmastime. Spring concert 2013 - Sunday, April 28 at 3 p.m. at Polk County High School. Ticket sales benefit the Rotary Club of Tryon Scholarship Fund. Lesley Bush returns to direct a program of “A Tribute To Big Bands,” including toe-tapping old favorites from Duke Ellington, Glenn Miller, Cole Porter and more.

P.O. Box 54, Tryon, N.C. 28782. Lee Lindsay, president, 828-894-0773 or www.carolinacommunitychorus. com.

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provides an opportunity for chess players of all ages and abilities to learn more about the game and play games in a relaxed setting with other chess players in the area. Instruction is available for those who wish to learn the game. New members are always welcome. Meets Mondays at 12:30 p.m. at LaurelHurst Apartments (across from the entrance to St. Luke’s Hospital), in Columbus.

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1955, the club maintains plantings at the Tryon Post Office and the hummingbird and butterfly gardens at FENCE. It also provides flower arrangements for the reception desk at St. Luke’s Hospital. Meets first Thursday, September-June.

President Margaret Kennard; 828894-3854.

DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF POLK COUNTY headquarters are located on Ward Street in Columbus. Executive committee meets 1st Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Men’s Club meets fourth Saturday, 8 a.m.

Women’s Club meets last Monday, 11 a.m. All residents of Polk County, regardless of age or political affiliation, are welcome at meetings.

County Chair, Blake Arledge; www. polkdemocrats.com. P.O. Box 602, Columbus, NC 28722

FOOTHILLS DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB is an ACBLsanctioned bridge game open to all.

An opportunity to meet new friends and learn bridge. ACBL members earn master points in the games.

Restricted games are held Thursday, 9 a.m., at the Tryon Youth Center, followed by open games at 12:30 p.m. Practice sessions are held on Friday, 9 a.m., and open games are held on Friday at 12:30 p.m. Club manager is Sally Jo Carter, a certified director and accredited ACBL teacher. Restricted games limited to players with fewer than 200 master points. Scores are tallied and records kept on computer. Lessons are given in spring and fall. Partnerships arranged. Membership not required.

Info: 828-859-6780, P.O. Box 1253, Tryon, NC 28782

FOOTHILLS ASSOCIATION OF MASTER GARDENERS partners with the community and the county extension service for educational and training activities to promote gardening. Our alumni members have competed NC State Extension Service Master Garden Program. Local county extension FOOTHILLS HUMANE SOCIagent, John Vining offers the trainETY is a non-profit, adoption-guaring course each spring. President: antee animal welfare organization Brenda Ward 828-894-8523, Vice in the Tryon Daily BulleThank you for advertising serving Polk and surrounding counPresident: Lee Haslam, Treasurer: ties. FHS beganisinthe 1957 and serves tin's 2010 Come See Us Almanac!

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3. Please sign your proof and return it to us by 4pm FOOTHILLS MUSIC CLUB Thursday,ASTRONOMIfebruary 12. We Will Assume Ads FOOTHILLS meets second Thursday, 2:30-4 noT reTurned Totous by This deAdline CAL SOCIETY is dedicated p.m., October-May, celebrating 23 hAveawareness been of APProved. promoting the beauty years of performance and education. of4.the night sky and its presentayou may faxtoyour signed Provides proof toopportunities 828-859-5575 for localany mution.

Duethrough to light pollution, dark time Tuesday, february 10. sicians to perform and an incentive skies are a diminishing natural re5. The Bulletin cannot be respon sibletheir for skills. changes taken to increase Meetings are source. Founded in 1993. Meets the usually in private homes with one or over the telephone. third Friday, 7:30 p.m., at FENCE. recitals a in $25 otherproduction halls open to 6. Cancellation of adsWillard will betwo charged Open to the public. Jessie the public.

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Tryon Fine Arts Center. President Jeanette Shackelford 828-859-0461, shackelford436@windstream.net.

FRIENDS OF THE POLK COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY To contribute to positive relations between the library and its constituents, also to promote support and knowledge of and informed interest in the resources, services, facilities and needs of the library. President, Sharon Zink; Treasurer Mary Jean Fischer 828-859-6315, mjf2@windstream.net. www.publib.polknc. org. P.O. Box 274, Columbus, N.C. 28722

ASSOCIATION meets on-call, in the interest of preserving the character and environment of its area.

This community organization promotes preservation of the Godshaw Hill neighborhood aesthetically, economically and environmentally.

President Peter Hawes 828-8599527, 32 Locust Lane, Tryon, N.C. 28782.

GREATER GOWENSVILLE ASSOCIATION meets as announced in the Gowensville Community Center building on Hwy. 11 east of the Hwy. 11 and Hwy. 14 crossroads. Open to those interested in the past, present and future of the greater Gowensville community.

Sponsors a Fall Festival the second Saturday in November. Info: 864GILLETTE WOODS ASSOCIA- 468-4312 or 864-895-0908 TION exists to support and protect the covenants and restrictions of the GREEN BLADES GARDEN property owners’ association. It was CLUB was organized for the enformed in 1945, and incorporated couragement and development in 1978. Membership is limited to of gardening, conservation and property owners in Gillette Woods. beautification for communities President Mark Byington 828-859- and individuals. Projects are Bien6874, P.O. Box 552, Tryon, N.C. nial Home Tour, Hospice, Park on Trade, seeds for TBOM and TFAC 28782.

Christmas decorations. Info: Shelvie GODSHAW HILL RESIDENTS Foust at 828-894-8358 or visit www.

greenbladesgardenclub.org.

GUARDIAN AD LITEM provides trained volunteers to advocate for abused and neglected children in court (30 hours of training provided). Volunteers investigate and work with an attorney to recommend a plan in the best interest of the child.

Volunteers are needed in all counties.

Call for an application and information package. M-F 8:30-5. District Administrator, Michael Gilmore; Michael Gilmore, Melissa Henson 828-694-4215 melissa.p.henson@ nccourts.org. galdistrict29ab.org.

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LODGE #605 AF&AM meets first Monday, 7:30 p.m., at Lodge Hall, Freeman Hill, Tryon. Info: 828-859-6869 PO Box 1138 Tryon, N.C. 28782

HORSE CREEK LODGE #719 meets in the Woodmen of the World building across from Polk County Courthouse. Stated communications are 2nd and 4th Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Main projects are the Oxford Orphanage in Oxford, N.C. and the Whitestone, the home for masons and Eastern Star members in Greensboro, NC. Master, Jim Joiner; Marty Fischer, secretary 828859-6315. Address: 80 Court Street, Columbus, N.C. 28722

LANDRUM AREA BUSINESS ASSOCIATION (LABA) sponsors activities to draw residents and visitors to the Landrum area, including Senior Wednesdays, the Christmas and Halloween Strolls and the Christmas Parade. Membership is open to businesses and community organizations. Meets at 8:30 a. m. on the first Tuesday at City Council Chambers. Molly Dunn, president, 864.457.3788, americandesigns@ windstream.net.

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JOSEPH MCDOWELL CHAPTER OF NATIONAL SOCIETY DAUGHTERS/AMERICAN REVOLUTION holds a luncheon meeting second Fridays from September to June. Motto is “God, home and country.” Info: 828-8599910, 828-894-2403, www.ncdar. org/JosephMcDowellchapter.html.

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KIWANIS CLUB OF TRYON is an organization of volunteers dedicated to changing the world one child and one community at a time. Kiwanis Club of Tryon, PO Box 263, Tryon NC 28782. Info: 864-316-0697, PO Box 263, Tryon, N.C. 28782 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS/ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST COUNCIL meets every other month on the 2nd Saturday, 9 a.m., at the Hare and Hound Restaurant in Landrum.

Info: 828-859-2753 600 Laurel Ave, Tryon, N.C. 28782 LAKE ADGER FRIENDS is an organization made up of people who have property in Lake Adger. It is a social group established to promote friendship, get to know neighbors and help new residents in the community. The group also raises money for the Mill Spring and Sunny View Volunteer Fire Departments. Arlene Adams, 828-894-6441, goosepoint183@windstream.net.

LANDRUM GARDEN CLUB meets second Thursday, 2 p.m., in members’ homes (no summer meetings). Tries to stimulate interest in gardening and, through cooperation with other organizations, to aid in the protection and conservation of natural resources, to undertake programs of beautification in the community and to encourage the improvement of roadsides and parks.

Info: 828-863-4922, 1901 Green Creek Dr, Columbus, N.C. 28722 LANDRUM MASONIC LODGE #278 A.F.M. is a Fraternal Organization. Meetings are on the second Tuesday of the month at 7:30 p.m.

Officers are elected in November.

PDDGM D. Michael Collins at 864-457-3115, PM Charles Loftis 864-457-2338, visit www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WM32BW. Mailing address: 200 N. Shamrock Ave., Landrum, S.C. 29356.

LANDRUM QUILTERS, founded in 1980, encourages the heritage art of quilting and supports philanthropic quilting projects. The club meets on the second Thursday at 9:30 a.m. at the Gowensville Community cen-

ter. For more information: www. 2812, 206 E Rutherford St, Lan- and a Spanish Mission. Our mission statement is “Helping Churches drum, S.C. 29356 landrumquilters.com.

Grow Together and Accomplish LANIER LIBRARY, 72 Chestnut PARENTS WITHOUT PART- Their Mission.” For information, St., Tryon, is one of only 16 mem- NERS CHAPTER 388 helps call 828-894-3787. Office hours are bership libraries in the country. parents that have no partner (for 8 a.m.-noon.

Established in 1890, it is the oldest whatever reason) cope with their civic organization in Polk County situation. Ages of parent or children POLK COUNTY 4-H YOUTH and new members are always wel- are no concern. We offer support, ORGANIZATION is a fun procome. Programs are held throughout meetings with speakers, covered gram where you get to “Learn by the year and most are open to the dish dinners and dancing. We meet Doing.” All youth between the ages public free of charge. 828-859-9535 most every Tuesday night at 7 p.m. of 5 and 19 are invited to join! In 4-H and once a month on a Saturday you can go to camp, start a business, LENNIE’S FUND INC. has been night where we have a band to play ride in a bike rodeo, take part in an put together specifically for major for us. Info: 864-901-2229, 864- international exchange, raise an cases involving sick or injured ani- 497-7522, PO Box 186, Spartan- animal, create a blog, participate in community service, develop your mals, oftentimes when a specialist burg, S.C. 29304 resume, learn about healthy eatmay have to be involved. The fund offers donors a way to contribute to PACOLET AREA CONSER- ing and build lifelong friendships. the cause tax free. Board members: VANCY (PAC), A 501(C)(3) land Membership is free. Volunteers are Leonard Rizzo, Randy Grobe, Dana trust founded in 1989 to Protect the keys to our success in the North Meyer and Jeanette Larsen. Info: and Conserve the area’s natural re- Carolina 4-H program. Whether 828-859-5835 or email erizzo4@ sources. Working with landowners, you’re interested in becoming a club hotmail.com or mail: 245 Ioka Hills PAC ensures long-term protection leader, or just have a few hours to inof their property through voluntary vest, we’ve got challenging and fun Rd. Columbus, N.C. 28722. conservation easements. For more jobs for adults and teens who want LIONS CLUB OF LANDRUM information, visit 850 N. Trade St., to make a difference. Helen Clark, meets first and third Tuesday at the Tryon, N.C., call 828-859-5060, 828-894-8218, helen_clark@ncsu.

Landrum Civic Center. Organized e-mail info@pacolet.org, or www. edu http://polk.ces.ncsu.edu in 1959 to aid the visually impaired pacolet.org.

POLK COUNTY CAMPUS ICC and handicapped. Serves Landrum, Campobello, Gowensville, New PIEDMONT BOY SCOUTS FOUNDATION is a non-profit Prospect and surrounding areas in OF AMERICA Mission is to pre- organization incorporated in 1982 to S.C. Provides financial help to local pare young people to make ethical raise, invest and endow funds for the school district for drug and alcohol choices over their lifetime to achieve Polk campus of Isothermal Commuprevention programs. Membership their full potential. The program nity College. It is independent from by invitation. First and third Thurs- includes Cub Scouts (Grades 1-5), the ICC Foundation in Spindale. The day, 7 p.m. Info: 864-457-3328, 864- Boy Scouts (11-18 yrs old), Ventur- Foundation provides educational 457-4669, bwalker@landrumins. ing (co-ed 14-21) and a career-based scholarships to ICC, such as New com. www.lionsclubs.org/locator. program, Exploring (co-ed 14-20). Century Scholars, and contributes P.O. Box 262, Landrum, S.C. 29356 Travis Walker 828-286-3394 travis. to Polk campus projects. President walker@scouting.org. www.pied- Sherril Wingo; 828-894-3092, polkcountyiccfoundation@gmail.

MOUNTAIN BIZWORKS is a montcouncilbsa.org. com. 1255 W Mills St, Columbus, lending institution and non-profit organization offering loans, busi- PISGAH CHAPTER OF TROUT N.C. 28722 ness courses, and 1-1 consulting UNLIMITED, chartered in 1969, for existing and new businesses. serves Polk, Henderson and Tran- POLK COUNTY CHAPTER/ Founded in 1989, Mountain Biz- sylvania counties with the mission NC RETIRED SCHOOL PERWorks serves the 12 western-most to “conserve, protect and restore SONNEL meets second Monday counties of WNC. Regional Direc- coldwater fisheries and their water- in September, November, January, tor, Jamie Beasley, 828-692-5826. sheds.” PCTU supports Trout-in- March, May and July. Promotes jamie@mountainbizworks.org; the-Classroom programs, as well social, economic and professional www.mountainbizworks.org 508 as being a major contributor for status of members, provides opporN. Grove St., Hendersonville, N.C. Rivercourse Conservation and Fly tunities for continued learning and Fishing Youth Camp. The chapter works toward solution of common 28792 holds the annual fly fishing school problems. Retired school personnel OPERATION HOPE is a coopera- each year at Harmon Field in Tryon. from any state may join. Info: 828894-8705, 1616 Fox Mountain Rd, tive 501 (c) 3 ministry of churches Info: www.pisgahchaptertu.org.

Columbus, N.C. 28722 in the Greater Landrum Area. We provide emergency assistance in POLK BAPTIST ASSOCIAthe areas of rent, utility, medication, TION was organized on Sept. 14, POLK COUNTY COMMUNITY clothing and non-perishable foods. 1967, for the purpose of doing mis- FOUNDATION, serving the comWe serve clients in the Landrum- sion ministry as a team of churches. munity since 1975, is a non-profit Campobello area. Info: 864-457- The PBA consists of 24 churches (Continued on page 46)

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organization dedicated to advancing philanthropy and improving the quality of life for all citizens centered in Polk County. The Community Foundation makes grants to area nonprofits, gives scholarships to local students, holds endowment funds for nonprofits, establishes funds to accomplish the charitable dreams of individual donors, and maintains a nonprofit resource library. Info: 828-859-5314, e-mail foundation@ polkccf.org, visit the website www. polkccf.org. or stop by 255 South Trade Street in Tryon, NC. POLK COUNTY HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION is concerned with preserving Polk County’s heritage, and offers first-hand experiences with events, documents, people and artifacts that figure in its history.

Sponsors free programs with guest speakers, 1st Tuesday, 2:30 p.m., at the museum. PCHA Museum is located is now located in the Feagan Building, rear entrance, 60 Walker Street, Columbus. Admission is free.

Tuesday-Thursday 10 a.m.-noon, Sat 11-3 or by appointment. Info:

828-859-5251, Fax 828-859-2287 volunteers dedicated to making a 60 Walker St, Columbus, N.C. difference in the health and wellness of Polk County. Our name reflects 28722 the mission of a broad-based group POLK COUNTY REPUBLICAN of community leaders, health profesPARTY headquarters are located sionals and concerned community at 33 S. Peak Street, Columbus. members working together to plan Member of the National Federation and implement effective strategies to of Republican Women, bringing promote wellness in out community. together women to positively impact the direction of our nation. General POLK VOCATIONAL SERVICRepublican meetings every third ES provides rehabilitation, developTuesday at 11:30 a.m. www.polknc- ment and employment services to gop.com. 33 S. Peak St., Columbus, adults with barriers to employment while providing quality services to N.C. 28722 customers on time and error free.

POLK COUNTY REPUBLICAN Offers vocational assessment and WOMEN’S CLUB promotes an job placement services to all uneminformed public through political ployed persons. PVS Production education activity and promotes the Service offerings include cutting, principles of freedom, equality and die cutting, folding and packaging justice upon which the government services for various industrial and of this country is founded. Meets consumer products. In addition, first Thursday, 11:30 a.m., at Tryon there is a plastic recycling operation.

Estates in Columbus. President, M-F 8-4. Chair, Dick Belthoff; Neal Opal Sauve, 828-894-8696, janet- Bebber 828-894-3041 nbebber@ peterson@polkncgop.com. www. polkvocational.com. 451 Industrial polkncgop.com. Republican Head- Park Dr., Columbus, N.C. 28722. quarters, 33 S. Peak St., Columbus, ROTARY CLUB OF TRYON, N.C. 28722. organized in 1927, is involved in P O L K F I T, F R E S H A N D service projects including giving FRIENDLY is a consortium of scholarships to high school seniors,

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sponsoring Reading is Fundamental at Polk Central Elementary and providing expensive medical assistance to children in our area. Info: President Carol Jackson at 828-817-9669 or visit www.rotarycluboftryon.org.

SALUDA COMMUNITY LAND TRUST (SCLT) seeks to preserve Saluda’s rural and unique small town character by creating public parks, conserving land and empowering the community to be responsible caretakers of their natural resources. Info: 828-749-1560 or visit our website at saludaclt.org.

SALUDA GARDEN CLUB meets the third Monday of the month at the Saluda Library. Except for special events and outings meetings start at 10 a.m. The club’s purpose is the beautification and improvement of Saluda and it’s surroundings.

Special emphasis is given to the landscaping, annual plantings and care of our historic Spring Park.

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Wednesday of each month, noon, at the Columbus United Methodist Church at 76 N. Peak St. in Columbus. Repeater KF4JVI frequency is 145.330. Radio net meets ever Monday at 7:30 p.m. Robert Margeson, 828-859-3199, K4RKM@ARRL. net. polkcounty.org. P.O. Box 310, Tryon, N.C. 28782.

roots group in Polk County with the goal of preserving the mountains, ridgelines, hillsides, open space, farmlands, forests and waterways through constructive ordinances, smart growth and education. President Lisa Krolak; 828-279-9643 or via e-mail at info@sospolk.org. Visit THERMAL BELT COMMUwww.SOSPolk.org. 180 Woodland NITY TENNIS ASSOCIATION Dr., Columbus, NC 28722 (TBCTA) was formed as a nonprofit corporation in 2003 to proSERVICE ANIMAL PROJECT mote the development of tennis as (S.A.P.), est. March 2012 through a means of healthful recreation and Foothills Humane Society, identi- physical fitness for all residents. fies and assesses shelter/rescue dogs TBCTA is a member of the USTA for training as service dogs with a and offers programs for youth and primary focus to provide the dogs adults. Membership is open to all to wounded military personnel and upon payment of minimal annual veterans through appropriate train- dues. President, Darlene McFaring organizations. Info: serviceani- land; Sherri Wingo 828-894-6081 malproject@windstream.net. thermalbeltcta@gmail.com. P.O. Box 280, Tryon, N.C. 28782 ST. LUKE’S HOSPITAL AUXILIARY through the interest and THERMAL BELT FRIENDSHIP foresight of caring individuals in COUNCIL, formed in 1985, invites the health care arena and com- all to join the group’s activities, munity, the St. Luke’s Auxiliary which are designed to support dibegan April 29, 1948. The Auxiliary versity and greater understanding supplements the hospital finances between the races. Meetings are at by raising money for new equip- 6 p.m., the second Tuesday of each ment and various items to improve month at Roseland Center. Joseph service and care close to home. Fox, 828-421-7580, P.O. Box 414, By means of membership fees, Lynn, N.C. 28750, www.friendshipSt. Luke’s Thrift Shop, St. Luke’s council.homestead.com.

Gift Shop, generous donations and various fundraisers, the Auxiliary is THERMAL BELT HABITAT able to grant items presented on the FOR HUMANITY, founded in “Equipment List” by the hospital May 1983, serves the community departments. St. Luke’s Thrift Shop through its affordable housing min148 N. Trade, Tryon, 828-859-6850. istry and the Habitat ReStore located www.saintlukeshospital.com 101 at 132 N. Trade Ave., Landrum, S.C. Hospital Dr, Columbus, NC 28722. To volunteer on a construction crew or at the store, contact the ReStore ST. LUKE’S HOSPITAL FOUN- at 864-457-2666 or visit us at www.

DATION was established in 1991 to thermalbelthabitat.org. financially assist St. Luke’s Hospital and promote the highest quality of THERMAL BELT OUTREACH local healthcare services by raising MINISTRY provides compasfunds for equipment, facility im- sionate assistance to Polk County provements, educational programs residents who are unable to provide and the Foundation’s endowment. for their basic life needs. For more For more information, contact ex- information, please contact Carol ecutive director Meshelle Colvin at Newton, executive director, at 828828-894-2693 or at slhfoundation. 894-2988. org.

THERAPEUTIC RIDING OF THERMAL BELT AMATEUR TRYON, TROT, changes and enRADIO CLUB furthers the ex- riches lives by teaching horsemanchange of information and coop- ship skills to adults and children with eration among its members and physical, cognitive, developmental promotes technical and public service activities. Meets the last (Continued on page 48) w w w.t r yo n da il y b ull et in.c o m

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Membership in the Tryon Garden Club is open to anyone interested in helping to further awareness and appreciation of the natural world. The Tryon Garden Club meets the third Wednesday of the month eight times per year. Lee Cudlip, 828 859-5190, 828-749-3031, info@pearsonfalls. org or visit www.pearsonsfalls.org.

P.O. Box 245, Tryon, N.C. 28782

THERMAL BELT STAMP CLUB is open to stamp collectors of all ages and interests. The Thermal Belt Stamp Club will meet the first Monday of every month at Isothermal Community College in Columbus at 7 p.m. to learn about TRYON LIONS CLUB provides philately and to trade stamps. P.O. financial support for citizens with sight and/or hearing problems.

Box 16, Lynn NC 28750.

Meets second and fourth Tuesday, THERMAL BELT UNITARIAN 6:30 p.m., at Calvert’s Kitchen in UNIVERSALIST FELLOW- Columbus, NC. President JJ Powell; SHIP has been in existence since Secretary Harold Taylor 828-859March 18, 1989. We believe in reli- 6247. Mailing address: 64 Vineyard gious freedom and tolerance where Rd Tryon, N.C. 28782. each person is guided by her/his conscience. We meet at the Tryon TRYON PARKS COMMITTEE Youth Center on Rt. 176N on the promotes the use and maintenance second and fourth Sundays at 10:30 of the towns’ nine park areas. Apa.m. Info: 828-895-5776 or go to our pointed by the Town Council, some of the members are designated by website at uutryonnc.org. the organizations that oversee the TRYON CONCERT ASSOCIA- individual parks. Contact Meg RogTION was established 58 years ago ers: 828-859-6655, 301 North Trade in order to bring “world class music St., Tryon, N.C. 28782 home.” Its annual subscription series offers four chamber music concerts, TRYON RIDING & HUNT each featuring prize winning per- CLUB was established in 1925 formers from all over the world. by Carter P. Brown. The club is For more information, call Gwen celebrating 85 years of horse shows areaDaily with theBulleTR&HC Suesse at 828-859-2420 or visit in Thank you for advertising inthe theTryon Tryon Charity Horse Show I started www.tryonconcerts.com tin's 2010 Come See Us Almanac! Here is the proof of in 1928. TR&HC also host the Block your ad.

House Steeplechase, horse trials TRYON GARDEN CLUB was 1. read your ad carefully and correct any established in 1928. The mission and the popular Any & All Dog typographical errors or mis spellings. of the Garden Club is to foster Show. TR&HC gives back to the 2. Text changes or adofredesign may incur minimal throughascholarships, awareness and appreciation the community graphic arts charge. natural world.

Members of the supporting local equestrians and facilities, all 4pm equine garden club develop and proof conductand 3. Please sign your returnpromoting it to us by eventsWill in the area and continuing educational programs, which enrich Thursday, february 12. We Assume Ads theby equestrian started by ournoT understanding of this world. reTurned To us This heritage deAdline ThehAve Garden been Club is committed to Mr. Brown. Info: 828-863-0480 and APProved. contributing to the beautification www.trhcevents.org.

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YOUTH CENTER was specific projects designed to meet established in 1969 to serve the singular needs of the community.

In 5. The Bulletin cannot be respon sible for changes taken youth of our area.

Its purpose re1931, members felt they had a clear over the telephone. mandate to purchase and preserve mains to provide a safe place for 6. Cancellation of ads will be charged a $25 production Pearson’s Falls, and the 268 acres youth to meet for clubs, parties and fee. surrounding the falls. The Garden other activities, as well as providClub maintains this attraction seven ing a place for activities involving by:the_________________ Date: __________ Franklin McKaig daysAccepted a week with help of paid the community. staff and garden club volunteers. 828-859-3192, mckaig@charter.

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net. 2969 Hwy 176, P.O. Box 253, Tryon, N.C. 28782 TUBACHRISTMAS has been a part of the Polk County Christmas season for 15 years. On the first Saturday of December the PCHS stage is filled with more than 60 brass instruments: tubas and euphoniums. Players come from WNC and beyond to perform this free concert.

Call Manfred Walter, 894-0197 for information.

TRYON YOUTH CENTER organized in 1970 to serve the youth of the community. Over the years TYC has adapted to the changing times and continues serving our youth and also provides a place for the community at large to meet. Please contact President Carol Lawrence (828-859-6826 / cplawrence@ gmail.com) or Facilities Director Franklin McKaig (828-817-4303, 817-1459, mckaig@charter.net) for more information.

VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS, POLK COUNTY MEMORIAL LADIES AUXILLIARY #9116 meets fourth Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., at the Womack Building in Jay Foster’s court room. Membership restricted to female relatives of veterans who served overseas during wartime. Members must be citizens of the United States and not less than sixteen years old. Nonprofit, supported by donations, fund-raising efforts and membership dues. Serves veterans by placing flags on veteran graves on Memorial Day and by visiting rest homes, VA hospital, and Black Mountain Center. Offers programs and aid to veterans and their families. Info: Joyce B. Preston or Ann S. Camp 828-859-5286, 828-894-3197, jbpreston99@yahoo. com. P.O. Box 654, Columbus, N.C. 28722.

distressed vets, supports the VFW National Home, conducts military funerals, observes Veteran’s Day. Maintains VFW monument and flag at Polk Memorial Gardens. Puts flags on veteran’s graves and has service on Memorial Day. Supports rest homes in Polk County, the Black Mountain Center, Hospital and the VFW Ladies Auxiliary. Operates the House of Flags Museum and Education Center. Open to the public by appointment. Info: Henry Huntsinger, 828-894-8442, www. vfwwebcom.org/nc/post9116, P.O. Box 1064, Columbus, N.C. 28722.

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VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS, POST #4873, LANDRUM, SC meets at the post located at 408 S. Shamrock Street, Landrum, SC and built entirely by post members with only private funding. Chartered in 1988, the post has established a Veteran’s Memorial, nature trail, gazebo for public events and picnic tables in Brookwood Park, and continues to visit hospitalized veterans, place flags on veterans’ grave on special occasions, provide holiday fruit baskets to senior citizens, provide Honor Guard service at veterans’ funerals, and continues various recycling projects. The post also sponsors the Voice of Democracy audio and the Patriot’s Pen Essat Competition in the schools. The Membership Team is working to enroll veterans who are returning from the Middle East as well as previous conflicts. Second Thursday of month at 7 p.m. Charles B. Moore, 864-457-4495

WESTERN CAROLINA CLASSIC RADIO CLUB (WCCR) meets for the appreciation of listening to the “Golden Age” of radio shows and watching TV shows transferred from radio. There is a live trivia quiz at each program.

Meets monthly, 3rd Monday, 2 p.m., ICC-Polk Campus. Bob Reynolds, 828-859-9388, boblo1@ windstream.net, PO Box 311, Lynn, VETERANS OF FOREIGN NC 28750 WARS, POLK COUNTY MEMORIAL POST #9116, Columbus WOODMEN OF THE WORLD meets 4th Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at LODGE #1033 OF COLUMBUS Columbus Town Hall. First VFW is a family fraternal organization. in Polk County. Members must President E.S. Burnette Jr. at 894be military veterans who served 8750 and vice president Roger overseas during wartime. Serves Durham at 859-6994. Court House the community, assists disabled or St. Columbus, N.C. 28722.

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Zion Grove A.M.E. Zion 5600 Pea Ridge Road, Rutherfordton, N.C. Rev. Rob Roy Staley, 828-863-2283,828-863-2284 Sun. 11 a.m.

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Bible Baptist Church Landrum: 330 W. Finger St., Landrum S.C. 2936 Pastor Tommy Turner, 864-457-5214 bbclandrum@aol.com; www.bbclandrum.com Sun. 11 a.m., 6 p.m., Wed. 7 p.m.

Cane Creek Missionary Baptist Church Sunny View: Hwy. 9 N between Sunny View & Lake Lure Ansel T. Pace 828-692-7611, 828-625-1503 Church Office Sun. 11 am & 6 pm, Wed. 7 pm Crossroads Baptist Church P.O. Box 624, Columbus, N.C. 28722, meets at Columbus Commons Conference Ctr., 155 W. Mills St., Columbus.

Pastor Nathan Deatrick, 828-817-4440 www.crossroadsbaptistnc.org Sun. 10:30 a.m. & 6 p.m., Wed. 6:30 p.m.

Faith Temple Baptist Church 662 Mountain Range Rd., Mill Spring Fred Siegfried 828-625-9256 Sun. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m., Wed. 7 p.m.

Fairview Baptist Church Landrum: 705 Hwy 14 W, Intersection of Hwy 14 & Blackstock Rd, about 2 miles outside of Landrum on the left.

864-457-3366 First Baptist Church of Tryon Tryon: 125 Pacolet St, next to post office.

Rev. Jeff Harris, 828-859-5375 tryonfbc@windstream.net; tryonfirstbaptist.org Sun. 11 a.m.

Garrison Chapel Baptist Church Tryon: 401 Markham Rd. 828-859-5418 Lake Lure Baptist Church Lake Lure: 6837 US 64/74 N., directly across from the entrance to Riverbend Anton Roos, 828-625-1448 www.lakelurebaptistchurch.com/ Sun. 11 a.m., Wed. 6:30 p.m.

Green Creek Missionary Baptist Church 2382 Coxe Rd., Green Creek, N.C. 828-863-2549 Big Level Baptist Church Sunny View: Hwy 108 to Hwy 9 N, right onto E McGuinn, Turn right on Big Level, church is 0.6 miles on left.

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Blue Ridge Baptist Church 330 Oak Grove Road Landrum, South Carolina 29356 864-457-6193 Sun. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m.

Emmanuel Baptist Church Columbus 0.5 mile off Hwy 108 on Fox Mountain Rd. 828-894-6447 Sun. 11 a.m. & 6:30 p.m., Wed. 7:30 p.m.

First Baptist Church/Campobello Campobello: 255 S Main St., Campobello Dr. Alastair Walker, interim Pastor 864-468-4350 fbccampobello@hotmail.com, www. fbccampobello.org Sun. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m., Wed. 7 p.m.

Pacolet Hills Baptist Church Columbus: Red Fox Rd, about 1 mile east of Red Fox Country Club.

Rev. James Price, Jr. 828-894-3484 Sun. 11 a.m., Wed. 7 p.m.

Polk Baptist Association Columbus, 208 Blanton St. Rev. J. Hubert Street, Director Of Admissions 828-894-3787 asocpba@windstream.net Polk Baptist Spanish Mission Church Sunny View: 1100 Hwy 9 N. Rev. Eusibio Gutirrez, 828-894-3787 Sun. 11 am

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Redland Road Baptist Church Campobello: 165 Hines Rd off Redland Rd. Rev. Ray Allison 864-574-2435 Sun. 11 am & 6 pm, Wed. 7pm

State Line Baptist Church Landrum: Silo Rd. Friendship Baptist Church Doug Ballew 828-863-4214 Saluda: Ozone Dr to Warrior Moun- Sun. 11 am & 6 pm tain Rd to Friendship Rd. Rev. Henry Vegter 828-749-5931 Union Grove Baptist Church Sun. 11 a.m., 1st, 3rd, 5th Sun. 6 p.m. Columbus: Green Creek - Hwy 14 Pastor Bernard Bryant, 828-863-2223 Hickory Grove Baptist Church Green Creek: Off Landrum Rd. (Hwy. Victory Baptist Church 14) on Hickory Grove Church Rd. Columbus: 208 Blanton St. (basement 828-863-2529 of Polk Bapt. Assn.)

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Eric Page 828-894-6468 Sun. 11 am & 6 pm, Wed. 7 pm Ingleside Baptist Church 100 Frank Clinton Rd Wheat Creek Baptist Church Landrum, SC 29356 Mill Spring: 3738 Pea Ridge Rd. 864-457-2588 Phillip Forney 828-447-1457 Sun. 11am Macedonia Baptist Church Saluda: Turn off Hwy 176 at Macedo- Baptist/Free Will nia Rd, follow church signs 2.5 miles. Pleasant Valley Free Will Baptist 828-749-3136 Church Lynn: Old Hwy 19 off Hwy 108.

Moore’s Grove Baptist Church Rev. John Williams 864-457-3711 Mill Spring: Pea Ridge Rd. Sun. 11 am & 6 pm, Wed. 7 pm 828-894-5141 Byars Independent Baptist Church Mountain Hill Community Church Pea Ridge Community: Off Hwy 108 Landrum: 34 Cliff Overlook east, in the Pea Ridge community Pastor Lee Norris, 864-977-8006 Charles Arledge 828-894-3769 Sun. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m.

Sun. 10 am & 6 pm Mountain Page Baptist Church Saluda: Mountain Page Rd. 828-749-9553 Sun. 11 a.m., 6 p.m., Wed. 7 p.m.

Bibleway Independent Baptist Church Green Creek: John Smith Rd Sun. 11 am & 6 pm, Wed. 6 pm

New Freedom Baptist Church Green Creek: 2800 Chesnee Rd. 828-863-4436 Sun. 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.

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Green River Baptist Church Green Creek: Green Creek: off Poors Ford Rd., 2880 Ken Miller Rd. Gary Curtis 828-863-4300; gmcurGrace Baptist Church Landrum: 1795 Landrum Mill Rd off tis@windstream.net or greenriverbaptist@windstream.net; www.

I-26 Frontage Rd. greenriverbaptist.org Rev. Stephen Wise, 864-457-3348 swise@gbclandrum.org, www.grace- Sun. 11 a.m., 6 p.m. landrum.org Midway Baptist Church Sun. 11 am & 6 pm, Wed. 7 pm Columbus: Hwy 108 between CoGrace Missionary Independent lumbus & Mill Spring.

Rev. Gary Lockee, 828-894-5633 Baptist Church Saluda: Off Mountain Page Rd, turn debwmson@windstream.net, www. midwaybaptist.org right onto Lake Hosea Rd. Sun. 9:45, 11 a.m., 6 p.m., Wed. 7 pm Rev. James Reed 828-698-3609 Sun. 11 am & 6 pm, Wed. 7 pm Mill Spring First Baptist Church Landrum Independent Baptist 4750 Hwy. 108 East, Mill Spring Rev. David H. Bame, Pastor, 828Church 894-3325 Landrum: 200 E Blue Ridge St. www.millspringfbc.org Pastor Shane Jackson Sun. 11 a.m., 6 p.m. www.libclandrum.org Sun. 11 am & 7 pm, Wed. 7:30 pm Beulah Baptist Church Mill Spring: S. Hwy 9, near intersecLynn First Baptist Church 339 Thermal View Dr., Tryon, N.C. tion of Hwy 74.

Minister: James D. Owens, 828-859- Dr. Joe Wright, 828-894-8688, Doris Champion, 828-894-3103 5742 jrw180iq@hotmail.com, www.beuSun. 10 a.m., 11 a.m., 7 p.m. lahbaptisttryon.org Sun. 10:50 am & 6 pm, Wed. 7pm Solid Rock Baptist Tabernacle Landrum: Off Randolph St. Rev. Eddie Gordon, 828-749-9587 Rock Springs Baptist Church Landrum: 191 Dug Hill Rd. Sun. 11 am & 7 pm Randy Smith, 864-249-0621, 864357-7979 BAPTIST/NATIONAL Sun. 10 am, 11 am & 6:30 pm Landrum Springs Baptist Church Landrum: N Randolph St. Thank313you for advertising in the Tryon Daily BullePea Ridge Baptist Church Rev. Mill Spring: east of of Mill tin'sThomas 2010Taylor, Come864-457-2795 See Us Almanac!

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828-698-9723 Sun. 10:45 am & 6 pm Pacolet Baptist Church Lynn: Corner of Hwy 108 & Skyuka Rd. Rev. Cliff Norville, 828-859-3034 Sun. 11 am & 6:30 pm Peniel Baptist Church Columbus : 5.5 miles from Columbus on Peniel Rd. Steve Price 828-894-8494, 828-8943344 Sun. 11 am & 6 pm, Wed. 7 pm Redeemed International Church Landrum: Hwy 14 N, turn left onto S Blackstock Rd. Rev. Bill Walker 864-457-3150, 864468-4177 info@cupofwaterministries.com, www.cupofwaterministries.com/ founders.htm Sun. 11 am & 6:30 pm Southside Baptist Church Landrum: I-26 Landrum, Exit 1, through downtown Landrum, left at intersection Hwy 14 & Hwy 176, right on Sunset Rd., church is on left

Dr. John V. Fortner, 828-817-4633 Rev. Robert Capps 828-894-8588 pastorlarryg@aol.com, www.South- Sun. 11 am & 6 pm, Wed. 7 pm sideBaptistChurchLandrumSC.com Sun. 11 a.m., 6:30 p.m., Wed. 7 p.m. Coopers Gap Baptist Church 730 Coopers Gap Rd., Mill Spring, 1 Warrior Mountain Baptist Church mile on Coopers Gap Rd off Hwy 9.

Saluda: Warrior Mountain Rd. Rev. David Turner. Church – 828Brian Caudle, 828-749-9536 625-4628, preacher - 828-625-4676 Sun. 11 am & 6 pm, Wed. 7 pm coopersgapbaptis@bellsouth.net, www.coopersgapbaptist.com Oak Grove Baptist Church 11 a.m., 6 p.m.

Landrum: 826 Oak Grove Rd. Pastor Lynn Stewart, 864-457-3281 Faith Temple Baptist Church Sun. 10 a.m., 11 a.m., 6 p.m., Wed. Mill Spring: Hwy 108 toward Ruth7 p.m. erfordton, turn onto Mountain Range Rd, go .5 mile on right.

Green Creek First Baptist Church Rev. Charles McClure 864-457-3496, Green Creek: 534 Coxe Rd, just off 828-894-8081 Hwy 9.

Sun. 11 am & 6 pm Rev. Allen McKinney (Interm), Rev. Juan Molina, 828-863-2600, 828- First Baptist Church/Sandy 817-9979 Springs www.greencreekfirstbaptist.org Green Creek: 5 miles south of Green Sun. 10:40 am & 6 pm, Wed. 7 pm; Creek off Chesnee Road onto Sandy Hispanic services same times Springs Rd. Rev. Philip Bailey, 828-863-2190 Tryon Second Baptist Church Sun. 11 am & 7 pm Tryon: 76 McDonald St., off Hwy 108 to Scriven Rd, right on McDonald St Morgan Chapel Baptist Church Dr. Dennis Jones Tryon: Tryon Hunting Country Rd. Sun. 11 am & 6 pm, Wed. 7 pm Rev. Rodney L. Adcock, Jr. Interim, 828-894-0331, 828-859-6744 Columbus Baptist Church Sun. 10 am & 11 am, 6:30 pm Columbus: Mills St at Houston Rd. Pleasant Hill Baptist

Rutherfordton: Hwy 108 toward Rutherfordton, turn left approx. 1 mile past Broad River.

William E. Swink 828-287-3856 Sun. 9:45, 10:45 am & 6 pm, Wed. 7 pm Rock Springs Baptist Rutherfordton: 111 Polk County Line Rd. Dr. Herman Nodine, 828-625-4222 Sun. 11 am Silver Creek Baptist Church Mill Spring: From Hwy 108 & 9 intersection in Mill Spring, Hwy 9 N one block, left on Silver Creek Rd, 4 miles on left.

Dr. Chris Osborn, 828-894-8598 crosborn@windstream.net Sun. 11 am & 6 pm West Point Baptist Church Rutherfordton: From Hwy 74, take Exit 173 (Union Road), 3 miles to church.

Rev. C. Lance Scarlett, 828-287-0165 info@westpointbaptist.org, wpbcpastor@westpointbaptist.org, sheree.crowder@westpointbaptist. org, www.westpointbaptist.org Sun. 9 a.m., 10 a.m., 6:30 p.m.

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COMMUNITY CHORUS Annual Spring Concert “A Tribute To Big Bands” Director: Mr. Lesley Bush Accompanist: Ms. Pam McNeil With the Ol’ 74 Jazz Band

Sunday, April 28, 2013 3:00 pm Polk County High School Auditorium

Lesley Bush, accomplished musician, organist, pianist and choral director returns after 10 years to direct the Community Chorus. The Spring Concert will be a tribute to the music that helped our country see their way through the trying times of the Great Depression and WWII. The chorus will be accompanied by our favorite pianist, Pam McNeil. Also, 18 members of the Ol’ 74 Jazz Band of Rutherford County will be assisting us in performing your favorite toe tapping tunes. You will be in for an enjoyable afternoon.

For more information…. Go to www.carolinacommunitychorus.org

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Tryon: Hwy 108, 3856 Lynn Road.

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Maybry’s Temple Bibleway Church Campobello: 10794 Hwy 11 Bishop S. Derrall Beason, D.D., 864468-4441 mtbjackbees@aol.com Sun. 8:30, 10:05 1st & 3rd Sunday 4pm

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LDS Forest City Ward Forest City: Hwy 74E to exit 182, right on 221A, 1 mile to Mt Pleasant Church Rd, then left.

Bishop Hendrickson, 828-245-8175, 828-317-1078, George Comparetto, 828-859-5251 Sun. 10 am

St. John The Baptist Catholic Church Tryon: 180 Laurel Ave, turn right off Melrose Ave. Fr. Patrick Winslow, 828-859-9574 stjohnchurch@windstream.net Sat. 4 pmEST, 5 pm, DST; Sun. 8:30 am, 11:00 am, 12:30 pm en Espanol Presents

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Christian Methodist Episcopal New Zion CME Church Tryon: 170 Carson St. 828-863-2110 St. Luke’s CME Church Tryon: 462 Markham Rd. Rev. Barbara Phillips, 828-859-5376 stlukechurch@windstream.net, www. stlukecmechurch.org Sun. 11 a.m.

Stony Knoll CME Church Mill Spring: Stony Knoll Rd off Fox Mountain Rd. Rev. Thomas Hunt 828-287-8803, 828-894-3984 Sun. 11 am

Landrum Church Of God Of Prophecy Landrum: 402 S Church St. Lee Roy Baldwin, Interim Pastor, 864-457-2335 CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS

CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN

Melvin Hill Church of the Brethren Green Creek: 893 Chesnee Rd. Rev. Earl Byers 828-863-2974 Sun. 11 am & 6pm, Wed. 7 pm Mill Creek Church Of The Brethren Green Creek: Hwy 9 S to Green Creek, left on Horne Rd, 1.5 miles to corner of Coxe & Horne.

Noel Naff 828-863-4878, 828-8632657 Ruth Greenway, Sun. 11 am DIOCESE OF THE HOLY CROSS

St. Luke’s Anglican Church Landrum: Meets at Landrum Presbyterian Church, next to post office Rev. Dr. Henry Patterson, 828-3248263, Wallace DuPre CHRISTIAN SCIENCE duprewd@gmail.com, www.dioceFirst Church Of Christ, Scientist/ seoftheholycross.org Tryon Sun. 9 a.m.

Tryon: 93 New Market Rd. Rebecca Kemp, Evangeline Paglia EPISCOPAL 828-859-9889, 828-859-9370 Episcopal Church Of The Good Sun. 10:30 am & Wed. 5 pm Shepherd Tryon: S. Howard St. or Berry St. to CHURCH OF CHRIST Markham Rd., follow Markham for Tryon Church Of Christ approx. 2 miles, church on corner of Tryon: 1123 Hwy 176 N at Harmon Jackson and Markham.

Field Rd. Father Walter L. Bryan, 828-859Phillip Cochran, 828-859-2722, 8289961, Artie Hamilton 243-3264 goodshepherdtryon@windstream.net www.tryonchurchofchrist.com www.goodshepherdtryon.org Sun. 11 am & 6 pm, Wed. 7 pm Sun. 10 am CHURCH OF GOD

Star Bethel Church Of God Landrum: 704 N Randolph Ave. Rev. Jackie Doggett, 864-457-3347 Tryon Church Of God

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Trinity Lutheran Church Tryon: 3353 Hwy 176 N. Just past a.m., 5:30 p.m.

Caro-Mi Restaurant Episcopal Church of the Trans- Pastor Thomas Olson 828-817-5506, figuration 828-859-0379 Saluda: One block above Main St pto351@gmail.com, www.trinityluon corner of Henderson & Charles therantryon.com Streets Sun. 10:15 am Rev. Paula Morton, 828-749-9740 www.transfigurationsaluda.org Holy Eucharist Sun. 8 a.m., 10:30 MENNONITE Foothills Community Church a.m.

Columbus: 2720 Landrum Rd. Evangelical Lutheran in America Pastor Jason Schlabach, 828-8634638 Springs of Grace Lutheran Boiling Springs, SC: 7240 Hwy 9. Sun. 10:15 am Take exit 10 off I-26, east 1 mile (road ends), turn left, church is ½ NON-DENOMINATIONAL mile on right.

Christ Community Church of the Rev. Judson F. Merrell, 864-599-8802 Foothills JudsonMerrell@bellsouth.net, www. Landrum: 2915 Hwy 14 East, LanSpringsofGrace.com drum, SC Sun. 10:30 am Rev. Rick Wall, 864-457-6763 www.cccof.org Sun. 10:30am FULL GOSPEL Greater New Hope Church Forest City: 127 Mill St., next to old Calvary Christian Fellowship Inman: 5645 Hwy 9 S, 8 miles south Cone Mill Bishop Alford Mullins 864-457- of state line Dr. E. Jennings Putnam, 864-5782512, 828-247-0772 7443 864-578-5717 Sun. 11:30 am ejputnam17@charter.net, www.ccfboilingsprings.org INTERDONOMINATIONAL Sun. 10 am Tryon Interdenominational Church New Testament Christian FellowPhone for directions. ship (participating member of ResRev. Burns, 828-859-6192 toration Fellowship International) Sun. 6 pm Landrum: 1521 E Rutherford St. (Hwy 14) IPHC Pastor Scott Mills, 828-817-1444 Mountain Valley Pentecostal Holi- www.ntcfalive.net ness Sun. 10 a.m.

Tryon: 584 N. Trade St., Rev. Arthur Campbell, 828-859-5197 PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS Sun. 10:30 am Mountain Valley Pentecostal Holiness Church JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES Tryon: 584 N. Trade Street, Hwy Kingdom Hall Of Jehovah’s Wit- 176, Tryon nesses, Columbus Rev. Arthur Campbell, 828-859-5197 Lynn: Skyuka Rd. off Hwy. 108, 864-430-4000 church is aprox. 1/2 mile on right.

Sun. 10:30 am T. Warren 828-859-9687 Sun. 10 am New Holland Temple Holiness Church Landrum: 525 N Randolph St. LUTHERAN/ELCA Rev. Sister Jessie Jackson, 864-457Grace Lutheran Church Hendersonville: Corner of Hwy 64 2928 Sun. 9:45 & 11 am, 6 pm West & Blythe St Rev. Gregory Williams, Ken LangsChurch Of The Living God dorf 828-693-4890 graceinfo@bellsouth.net, www. Tryon: 122 Peak St. gracelutherannc.com Sun. 8:15, 9:45, 11:15 am (Contem(Continued on page 56) w w w.t r yo n da il y b ull et in.c o m

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Restoration Pentecostal Holiness graceinfo.org/foothills Church Sundays, 10:30am Landrum: 395 W Rutherford St. Rev. Eric R. Davis Saluda Presbyterian Church Sun. 10:30 am & 6:00 pm Saluda: Carolina Ave. Rev. Eugene Witherspoon Sun. 11 am PRESBYTERIAN/ARP Sandy Plains ARP Church Green Creek: Off Hwy 9 at 350 Sandy Columbus Presbyterian Church Columbus: Corner of Walker St & Plains Rd., Tryon, NC 28782 Peniel Rd Rev. Paul Mulner, 828-863-2117 info@sandyplainsarp.org, www.san- Rev. Wirt Skinner, Interim 828-894dyplainsarp.org; Sun. 11 am & 7 pm 3368 Donna Ashley cpcatpeniel@windstream.net www. columbuspresbyterian.homestead.

PRESBYTERIAN/PCA com Philadelphia Presbyterian Church Sun. 8:45 (Contemporary) & 11 am Landrum: From Landrum, take Hwy 14 southwest for 1 mile past Hwy 176 Tryon Presbyterian Church intersection.

Tryon: 430 Harmon Field Rd. Rev. David Oliphant 864-457-2150 Rev. Dr. Dent C. Davis III, 828-859Sun. 11 am 6683 tpreschurch@windstream.net, www. tryonpres.com PRESBYTERIAN/PCUSA Sun. 8:30 a.m., 11 a.m. (summer worLandrum Presbyterian Church Landrum: corner of Rutherford and ship 10 a.m.)

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Tryon Seventh-Day Adventist Church Tryon: 2820 Lynn Road (Hwy 108) Pastor Arthur Gibbs, 828-859-6407 tryonsda@windstream.net, www. tryonsdachurch.org Sat.10:45 am

9414, Sherry Godfrey, Administrator tryonucc@windstream.net, www. ucctryon.org Sun. 8:30 am & 10:30 am UNITED METHODIST

Jacksons Grove United Methodist Church of Landrum UNION FOR REFORM JUDAISM Landrum: 2 miles from Stott’s Corner Agudas Israel Congregation on Jackson Grove Rd. Hendersonville: White Pine & Rev. Mike Bowers, 864-439-0020, Glasgow, Laurel Park 864-587-4220 Rabbi Phillip J. Bentley 828-693- bowe7551@gmail.com, www.jack9838 sonsgrove.org info@agudasisraelsynagogue.org, Sun. 9:30 a.m. www.agudasisaelsynagogue.org Fri. 7:30 pm; Torah discussion Sat. Kistler’s Chapel 9:30 am, Torah service 10:30 am Rutherfordton: 1 mile across the Broad River in Rutherford County Ricky Johnson, 828-247-0639; Sun. UNITARIAN-UNIVERSALIST Thermal Belt Unitarian Universalist 11 am Fellowship Tryon: Tryon Youth Center, 2.4 miles Saluda United Methodist Church Saluda: Greenville St. north of Tryon on Hwy 176 W. Rev. Rob Parsons, 828-749-9764 Rev. Jean Rowe, 828-894-5776 boydgrt@aol.com, www.uutryonnc. www.gbgm-umc.org/ncsaluda Sun. 11 am org 2nd and 4th Sundays, 10:30 a.m.

Tryon United Methodist Church Tryon: 195 New Market Rd., Tryon UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST (near Pine Crest Inn) The Congregational Church Rev. Phillip M. Hurst, 828-859-9218 Tryon: 210 Melrose Avenue tumc1@windstream.net, www.gbgmDr. Robert K Barrows, Jr., 828-859- umc.org/tryonumc(Continued on page 57)

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Sun. 8:30 & 11 am Bethlehem United Methodist Church Mill Spring: From Mill Spring Crossroads, take Hwy 9 N to School Rd. Danny Tapp, 828-894-0133, 864529-8656.

Sun. 9:30am New Hope United Methodist Church Green Creek: Hwy 9 S to Chesnee Rd. 6 miles on left, 4251 Chesnee Rd, Rutherfordton, NC 28139 Butch Osborne 828-863-2939, 828863-4488 Mary Ayers 828-863-1300 butchosborne@hotmail.com Sun. 9:45 & 11 am, Wed. 7 pm Landrum United Methodist Church Landrum: 227 N Howard Ave (Hwy 176).

Rev. Jane Jenkins 864-457-3984 lumc@windstream.net Sun. 9 & 11 am Campobello United Methodist Church Campobello: Downtown Campobello, turn onto Depot St., church at end of street Rev. Ron Towery, 864-706-2755 rtowery1@bellsouth.net Sun. 10 a.m.

Columbus United Methodist Church Columbus: N Peak St, across from Stearns Gym in historic downtown Columbus Rev. Rob Parsons, 828-894-2168 Sun. 9:30 am Gray’s Chapel United Methodist Church Rutherfordton: Sign on Hwy 108 at Rutherford/Polk line.

Danny Tapp, 864-529-8656 Sun. 11:30 Lebanon United Methodist Church Sunny View: 2330 Big Level Rd, off Hwy 108 in Mill Spring Rev. Ned B. Owens, 828-453-9520 Sun. 11 am WESLEYAN

Landrum Wesleyan Church Landrum: 120 Jones St. Pastor Harold Jones, 864-877-3110 Sun. 11 am & 6 pm

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