Tryon Daily Bulletin, Wed., Mar. 12, 1980
Curb Reporter
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Sat., March 1st due to the
cancellation of the play due to
snow. They won’t object to
accepting the unused money as a
contribution to the Little Theater.
If you would like to help them out,
just tear up the unused ticket.
Seth A. Vining, who was named
Girls Basketball Coach of the
Year last year in Georgia has
been named to coach the
northern Georgia Girls All Star
team this summer in Atlanta.
They will play the southern
Georgia Girls All Star team.
Town News
The Tryon Town Council met
Monday night at the Town Hall.
Mayor Ken Tucker presented
certificates to the Tryon High
School boys and girls basketball
teams, coaches and staff mem
bers for their outstanding season
this past year.
As part of the county-wide
spring clean-up, Mayor Tucker
declared March 24 — 29 as
Clean-up Week in Tryon. In
terested citizens or community
groups who wish to help may
contact the Town Office.
The Board set Monday, May 12
at 10 a.m. for sale of 1979 Tax
Lien for deliquent and unpaid
property taxes.
The Board set Monday, March
17th at 7:30 p.m. for special
public hearing for Margo’s
Family Restaurant which wants
to install various game machines
at the restaurant. This was not
within the original ABC Permit
Request. Assistant District At
torney Alan Leonard will be
present at the meeting and
residents of the neighborhood are
invited to attend.
The Board set Monday, March
24th at 7 p.m. as a special
meeting to continue the review of
the new town ordinances with the
Town Attorney.
RE-SCHEDULED
The presentation of “The Eight
Natural Ways to Good Health’’,
has been rescheduled for 5:00
Saturday evening, March 15, in
the Tryon Seventh-day Adventist
Church, having been postponed
because of snow.
Speakers will be Doctors Roy
Morgan, Charles Blomeley,
Thomas Bolling, Fred Wier, John
Oliver, Jack Whitaker and
Charles Wittschiebe, and Pastor
Merle Rouse.
POLK SCHOOL BOARD
TABLES LIVE PROJECT
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hear from RaleigH soon.
The Board adopted the state
rule of the 20 day extended sick
leave policy for teachers. “When
earned sick leave is exhausted
teachers must request extended
sick leave not to exceed 20 days
after which time the teacher goes
on leave without pay and a
certified teacher must be hired as
a replacement pursuant to a
State Board change on Feb. 11th.
Mrs. Ruth Ross gave a detailed
report on the Alternative School
program.
The Board approved the
amendment to the State Testing
Rules.
Plans were made for attending
the District School Board
meeting on March 19th in
Hendersonville.
The budget requests from the
individual schools were present
ed for the Board’s consideration.
JOHNSON ANNOUNCED
FOR COUNTY COUNCIL
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that it might develop into the
effective instrument of local
government hoped for by the
people of this county.
“I would like to be given the
opportunity to follow through on
this groundwork and am there
fore a candidate for the County
Council in the Democratic
primary.
“I feel that my eleven years
experience can be a contribution
to this goal if the people of
Spartanburg County will elect me
to County Council.”
Moves To Tryon
Miss Pamela Wilson has
recently moved to Tryon from
Cincinnati, Ohio. She is the
granddaughter of Mrs. J. T.
(Jack) Arledge of Carolina
Drive.
A native of Tryon, Miss Wilson
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B.
G. (Linda Arledge) Wilson of
Waynesboro, Virginia. She is a
1978 graduate of Bryn Mawr
College with a B.A. degree in
cultural anthropology.
In Cincinnati, Miss Wilson was
employed as a Field Director
with Great Rivers Girl Scout
Council. Her hobbies include
drawing, painting, quiltmaking,
classical and folk music.
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Win Trip
To Tryon
Miriam Zimmerman and Brad
Hoffman won a weekend in Tryon
at Melrose Lodge by winning a
dance marathon for Muscular
Dystrophy last November. Stu
dents at George Washington
University, W’ashington, D. C.
they were allowed to wait until
spring break to take the trip.
Miss Zimmerman, a freshman,
is from Columbus, Ga. Mr.
Hoffman, a junior, is from
Philadelphia, Pa.
To win the trip they danced for
24 hours and raised the most
money. They arrived in Tryon on
Saturday evening and left
Tuesday afternoon. They had no
idea what Tryon would be like
and said that they enjoyed the
scenery and the people that they
had met. They said the peace and
quiet was a nice change from
Washington.
Theatre Lives
At Rotary
The vigorous survival of live
theatre in spite of extensive
competition from technological
developments that have produc
ed movies, TV programming,
radio dramas, etc., will be
discussed with Rotarians assem
bling at the Pacolet River
Plantation at 12:45 Friday for a
luncheon meeting.
The speaker will be Rotarian
Stephen Fitch who has had broad
experience on Broadway as
leading man in ten musicals
under his stage name, Stephen
Douglass. He promises to enliven
his discussion with reports on his
leading ladies including Ginger
Rogers, Gwen Verdon, Gretchen
Wyler and Nanette Fabray. His
all time favorite leading lady
with whom he has shared his
longest run is his wife Christine
after whom their Landrum
Florist Shop, The Fair Lady, is
named.
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