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The Tryon Daily Bulletin
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Vol. 54 — No 127
Printed In the THERMAL BELT of Western North Carolina
16 Pages Today
TRYON. N C 28782
THURSDAY, JULY 30,1981
Price 10c Per Copy
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Weather Tuesday: high 94, low
68. humidity 36% Wednesday
morning was cloudy and cool.
Millions of people all over the
world watched the wedding of
l.ady Diana Spencer to Prince
Charles Wednesday morning.
Robert Newmann, who became
U. S. Ambassador to Saudi
Arabia just two months ago, has
been fired because of "indiscreet
remarks" he made about
Secretary of State Alexander
Haig in a private meeting last
week according to reports
Por sports fans, the Senior
League State Baseball
Tournament at Harmon Field has
been great. These 14 and 15 year
old boys are more fun to watch
than the major leaguers and the
games are just as exciting.
Tonight at 8 o’clock at the Fine
Arts Center the Tryon Concert
Association presents Hugh
McGinnis, pianist along with duo-
pianist Frederic Schoettler and
Terry Dye.
This Saturday and Sunday the
open tennis tournament will be
played at Harmon Field This
tournament is sponsored by the
Polk County Jaycees and the
Tryon Kiwanis Club.
Senior League
State Tournament
The State Senior League double
elimination baseball tournament
continues today at Harmon Field
Tuesday, Sylva and West
Fayettesville received their
second defeat and were sent
home
Tuesday's Results
Winston-Salem 3. Anson County 1
Roanoke Rapids 14, Hudson 9
Rutherfordton 10, Sylva 2
Hudson 10, West Fayetteville 3
Bragging On Us
Georgia's Coastal Illustrated,
published twice monthly by
Coastal Media, Inc. as a
promotional magazine for the
betterment of Ga's coast from
St. Marys to Savannah had an
article. "A Trip To Camp” by
John Barnes III. It was
accompanied by a picture of a
bedroom at Stone Hedge Inn, one
of the exterior of The Stone
Hedge Inn and one of "The Tryon
Horse." ■
The article tells of leaving a
child at camp and sightseeing on
the trip back to Brunswick, Ga.
The article told of the enjoyable
visit at The Stone Hedge Inn and
talking with Charles Ivimey at
the Chamber of Commerce and
having Lydia Clontz show them
some property
The article was very favorable
to this area.
“The Cullowhee
Experience”
CULLOWHEE - Elizabeth L.
Claud, eighth grade, and John
William Medford Claud, sixth
grade, children of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph G. Claud of Tryon, were
among 350 students who attended
"The Cullowhee Experience”, a
summer enrichment program
held at Western Carolina
University for intellectually
gifted students.
The four week program, which
just completed its 24th year
under the sponsorship of WCU’s
School of Education and
Psychology, offers a balance of
academic, cultural, social and
recreational activities to gifted
students in grades five through
10.
Most of the participants are
from North Carolina and the
Southeast, but some represent
states as far away as Illinois and
Ohio.
Students were selected to
attend on the basis of having
individual IQ scores of 130 or
better and achievement records
indicating a two-grade placement
level above the class to which
they belong. Admission also was
based on recommendations from
school principals and guidance
counselors
Polk Commissioners
Meet Monday
The Polk County Commission
ers will meet Monday at 3 p.m at
the courthouse in columbus.
Tennis Tourney
This Weekend
The Open Men and Women
Tennis Tournament will be held
at Harmon Field this weekend.
The tournament is sponsored by
the Polk County Jaycees and
Tryon Kiwanis Club. Matches
will be played at 8 a.m., 9:30, 11
a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Saturday.
Sunday at 1 p.m. will be the semi-
finals of the Mens Tournament
followed by the men and women
finals.
Gaden Corpening has been
seeded no. 1, followed by David
Vining, Rick Cooper and Bryan
Corpening.
SATURDAY
8 a.m. Wally Killough vs
Nowell Guffey; Joel Dobbins vs
John Biedler; Anton Cedervall vs
Ricky Searcy; Andy Bayard vs
Mark Burgess.
9:30 a.m. Joan Lonnes vs
Barbara Smith, Gaden Corpening
vs Tirn Wells; Karen Pruette vs
Annette Stafford; James Bond vs
David Vining.
11 a.m. Bryan Corpening vs
winner of Killough-Guffey; Jerry
Searcy vs Rick Cooper; Sammy
Doar vs John Amens; Dale
Owens vs winner of Bayard-
Burgess.
1:30 winner bracket.
Tryon School Board
Meets Monday
Th . e , Tr y on School Board will
Su^ ? nd f y 31 7:30 P m in th "
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