Noah’s Flood
Rescheduled
For Thursday
The performance of The Red
Rock Floating Arts Troupe which
was scheduled for Sunday
evening March 2, has been
rescheduled for Thursday even
ing, March 6 at The Upstairs, 117
S. Trade St., Tryon at 8 p.m. for
an evening of poetry, dance, and
music.
Open to the public, admission is
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Forty-eight children dressed as
animals will march into Noah’s
Ark, two by two, when the opera
“Noah's Flood” is presented at
Super Saturday, March 15. The
children made their own masks
at a special workshop, and
among them were Kirsta
Johnson, as a mouse and Lori
Brannon as a lion.
The opera will be presented
twice, at 2 p.m. and at 4 p.m., in
the fine Arts Center. Mary Ann
Claud is coaching the children
and producing the opera. John
Richards McCrae of Converse
college, Spartanburg, is the
director.
Wreck
Move Here
Dr. and Mrs. Terry R.
McGuinn have moved here from
Spartanburg, S. C. where he will
complete his Family Practice
Residency at Spartanburg Gen-
erak Hospital on July 1.
They reside at 410 New Market
Road with their son, Sean Kevin,
a fifth grader at Tryon
Elementary School; and a
daughter, Erin Kate, age 18
months.
Dr. McGuinn is a native of
Tryon, and a graduate of Tryon
High School, Wofford College,
and the Medical University of
South Carolina. He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. John W. McGuinn.
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The slippery ice caused a
minor accident Sunday morning
about 10:15. Mack Dimsdale of
Tryon coming up Oak Street
(between Blue Ridge Weavers
and Peebles in an ’80 Ford
pick-up was sitting at the
entrance of Trade Street when
struck by a ’73 Chevrolet pick-up
driven by Lloyd Clayton. Clayton
who was headed west on Trade
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