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FOR SALE
KING SIZE WATER BED AND FRAME,
RAISED AND CARPETED, WITH LINER.
ALSO COMFORTABLE OLD COUCH $50.00.
Concrete Blocks and boards for shelves,
cheap, call 799 2083 or 771-6417.
WANT TO SELL AQUARIUM SET UP OFF
retail cost. 55,201 uallon slip* CaII 7R7.o?i
9:30 am to 6pm. ask for Becky.
COED SPORTSWEAR ... 50 to 70 per cent
off . . . back to school merchandise Saluda
Outlet, Factory owned and operated, open 10-6,
Monday-Saturday. (445-3377). Bank cards
welcome. Take Hwy. 378 to Saluda.
SACRIFICE SALE: 1910 Edison
Gramaphone Extremely well preserved. Includes
15 cylinders plus an original recording
of the John Philip Sousa Band. Call 254 0992
after 6 pm.
WANTED
Need Size 14 technical nursing lab lacket and
uniforms. 784-064*.
WANT TO BUY DUPLEX - LOCATED 15 20
minutes from TRENHOLM PLAZA. $35,000 to
(38,000. Would like nice yard. Call 787 0651 9:30
to 6pm. Ask for Becky.
FREE ROOM AND BOARD In exchange for
governess type duties with a twelve year old
boy. Call 758 7150 weekdays or 787-9967 nights
and weekends.
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COLUMBIA
Carolina Coliseum
Aug. 5 Ray Charles
Aug. 21 OJays (tentative)
CHARLESTON
Gailliard Auditorium
Aug. 6 Tyrone Davis, Barkays
Aug. 10 Johnny Winter
Auk. 19 Slave
Sept. 27 Jimmy Buffett
Sept. 30 James Brown
CHARLOTTE
Charlotte Coliseum
Aug. 27 Commodores
Carowinds Palladium
Aug. 6 Helen Reddy
Aug. 13 K.C. & the Sunshine Band
Aug. 20-21 Kris Kristofferson &
Rita Coolidge
GREENSBORO
Greensboro Colisedm
Aug. 6 Supertramp
Aug. 26 Bread
Aug. 28 Commodores
Aug. 29 Peter Frampton
CHAPEL HILL
Memorial Hall
Oct. 7 Paul Winter Consort
Oct. 28 Herbie Mann
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Asheville Civic Center
Aug. 26 Elvis Presley
LINVILLE
Sept. 8-10 Grandfather Mountain
Music Festival with Nitty Gritty
Dirt Band, Earl Scruggs Revue,
Vasssr Clements, Doc & Merle
Watson, and others
SAVANNAH
Savannah Civic Center
Aug. 6 Graham Centra Station,
Brothers Johnson, Slave
Aug. 14 Marshall Tucker Band
Aug. 26 Commodores, Emotions
ATLANTA
Omni
Aug. 25 Yes, Donovan
Aug. 30-31 Peter Frampton (sold
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Aug. 5 Supertramp, Crack the Sky
Aug. 11 Leo Sayer, Melissa
Manchester
Aug. 16 Johnny Winter, Climax
Blues Band
Aug. 23 Kris Kristofferson, Rita
Coolidge, Billy Swan
Aug. 26 Bob Marley & the Wailers
Symphony Hall
Aug. 9 Jesse Colin Young
Great Southeast Music Hall
Aug. 5-6 Henry Gross
Aug. 12-13 Ramsey Lewis
Aug. 26-27 John Hartford, the
Dillards
Sept. 7 Jerry Jeff Walker
Sept. 8-10 Sonny Terry & Brownie
McGhee
Atlanta Civic Center
Oct. 28 Harry Chapin
Nov. 19 Neil Sedaka
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