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Vol. 53 — No. 91
TRYON. N C 28782
MONDAY. JUNE 9. 1980
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Weather Thursday: high 85.
low 41. Friday morning was
cloudy and looked as if we might
get a shower.
Thomas L. Mallonee of Candler
was elected president of the
conference of United Methodist
Men Thursday at Lake Junalus-
ka. Mallonee former district
representative for both Roy A.
Taylor of Black Mountain and
Lamar Gudger of Asheville, will
preside over 500 Methodist men's
club from Guilford to Cherokee
County.
Israeli troops killed Palestinian
guerillas Thursday in a thurst
into southern Lebanon. The
military command said it was
aimed at deterring guerrilla
attacks on Israel
President Carter cast his
promised veto Thursday of a bill
disapproving his dime-a-gallon
gaseoline fee. but two hours later
the House of Representatives
voted to override it by a vote of
335 to 34. far in excess of the
two-thirds needed to override it.
The Senate was expected to take
a similar vote Friday.
Auditions for the Tryon Youth
Center musical. “Bye. Bye
Birdie.” will be held tonight and
tomorrow night at 7:30 in the
Parish Hall of the Episcopal
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Reduces Tax
The Rutherford Town Council
Monday night voted to reduce its
tax rate from 60c to 58c per $100
valuation.
How To
Motivate Children
A workshop was held at the
Tryon Elementary School for
primary teachers entitled.
"Games Children Play”, on
Monday and Tuesday. June 2nd
and 3rd. It was cor ducted by Mrs.
Jeanne Gray. Co ordinator of the
Interdependent Learning Model
of the Atlanta Public School
System in Atlanta. Ga. The
theme was "How to Motivate
Children.”
Ronnie and Mary Schweder-
Patterson have returned from
Charleston. S. C where Mary
was a juried exhibitor at Piccolo
Spoleto. While there they were
guests of Dr Doug McAdams of
Snee Farm. Ml. Pleasant. S. C.
They were pleasantly surprised
to encounter local personalties.
Phil and Gaye Johnson. Margie
Horne. Bud and Katherine
Potter. Michael Bartelsen. Patty
Stephenson. Penny Kessler and
Jan Hersey.
A WORKSHOP
A workshop was held for all
teachers at Tryon High. K-12.
entitled "Special Education
Rules and Regulations ’, on
Tuesday and Wednesday. June
3rd and 4th II was conducted by
Miss Julie Long. Professor of
Education. Mars Hill College.
Craft Exhibits
At Arts Center
Two wall cases containing
varying examples of enamel
work and wood carving done by
members of Tryon Crafts are
presently on exhibit for the
month of June in the craft
working area on the bottom floor
of The Tryon Fine Arts Center
The enamel pieces have all
been done in the classes
conducted by Marjorie Lockwood
and represent several techni
ques Several pieces have been
fashioned by the cloisonne
process, in which silver wire
outlining the design is affixed to a
copper base and powdered
enamel in varous colors is then
applied to fill in the wire-bounded
areas. The piece is then fired in a
small kiln at 1500 degrees F
Other processes represented in
the exhibit are pieces of painted
enamel, in which the enamel is
applied to a slightly concave
copper surface and fired; two
pieces of silver jewelry with the
colors applied by a so-called
wet-pack inlay, and a lovely dish
in which the colored pattern is
produced with a special tool by a
"swirl” process.
The cabinet exhibiting samples
of the wood carving class
contains several finely detailed,
leprechaun-like figures in bass
wood, a large eagle in walnut and
a number of life-like animal
figures — a polar bear, a bear
gripping in his teeth a large fish,
a bear cub and. among birds, a
house wren, a swan, a great blue
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Buy Home Here
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Pierce, and
their son, Carl, moved recently to
Tryon from Bloomfield Hills,
Michigan. The Pierces purchased
the Jack Allen home on Hogback
Road. The sale was made
through Gaut-Pruette Associates
and Town & Country Realty.
Mr Pierce was an Electrical
Contractor in the Metropolitan
Detroit area. He attended
Cranbrook Prep School, the
University of Tennessee, and was
in the Navy prior to beginning his
Electrical Apprecticeship. He
helped form Little League in the
Birmingham area, and was
acitve in Civic affairs, serving on
the Board of Appeals for the City
of Birmingham, and the Tax
Review and the Electrical Board
for Bloomfield Hills, and was a
member of the Builders Ex
change of Detroit.
His wife, Carolyn, attended
Ohio Wesleyan, where she was a
Kappa. Mrs. Pierce helped form
the Birmingham chapter of
M A C L .D , was a member of the
Women’s Association for the
™- rOit r S y m Ph°ny, and an
Officer for the Bloomfield Hills
branch of the Women’s National
Farm & Garden Association She
also was active in civic affiars
and worked on the Board of
Elections.
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They have visited Tryon for
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