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(Consolidated with the Polk County News 1955)
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The Bulletin la published
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20 Pages Today
Vol. 54 — No. 236
Weather Monday: high 60, low
40, hum. 20%. Tuesday morning
was sunny and cool, a delightful
day.
President Reagan told Richard
V. Allen on Monday he could fine
“no wrongdoing” in his conduct,
then replaced him as national
security adviser with Deputy
Secreatry of State William P
Clark.
Blizzards, floods, tornadoes,
freezing rain and howling winds
battered much of the nation on
Monday, paralyzing cities and
highways and stranding
thousands of travelers.
The home of Dr. and Mrs.
Michael Kale of Landrum is
scheduled to be on the PM
Magazine TV program tonight on
Channel 13 (5).
Thursday at 8 p.m. the Tryon
Kiwanis Club Travelogue,
“Portraits of Brazil" will be at
the Fine Arts Center. Joe
Thurber, chairman, said that
there will be some tickets
available at the door for $4.
Friday at 7:30 p.m. all
musicians, or lovers of music are
invited to the Pickin’ Parlor
Music Exchange at The Upstairs.
Tryouts for “Petticoat Fever”
will be held tonight and Thursday
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TRYON, N. C. 28782 WEDNESDAY, JAN. 6,1982
Price 10c Per Copy
Mrs. Leroy Salsich
Mrs. Margaret Culkin Banning
Salsich, 90, widow of Leroy
Salsich, of Country Club Road,
Tryon, died Monday night.
She was born in Buffalo, Minn,
and was a daughter of the late
William P. and Hannah Young
Culkin.
She was educated in the Duluth
schools and Vassar where she
became an edior of the college
magazine, and was Phi Beta
Kappa. She was a trustee of
Vassar for eight years. Her
training in social work was
received at the Chicago School of
Civics and Philanthropy. At one
time she held a fellowship from
the Russell Sage Foundation for
research work.
She was a director of the
National Council of Community
Chests of America, a trustee of
the National Health and Welfare
Retirement Association and
served as chairman of Program
Coordination for the National
Federation of Business and
Professional Women’s Clubs and
was a Trustee of the National
Fund for Medical Education.
She was a Trustee of the
Community Research Council
and in Duluth was a Trustee of
the Duluth public Library Board
for a number of years as well as a
director of the Duluth
Community Fund, she was an
Honorary Chairman of the
Duluth Women’s Institute, an
honorary member of the Duluth
Junior League and a past
president of the American
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Move Here
The Rev. and Mrs. Hugh E.
Replogle of Hilton Head, S. C.
have bought the home of Dr. and
Mrs. David Paff on Hearthstone
Ridge.
Mr. Replogle is a retired
Episcopal Rector. He is a native
of Akron, Ohio and was educated
at Severn School, Colgate
University and Episcopal
Theological School, Cambridge,
Mass.
Mrs. Replogle is a graduate of
Radcliffe.
Mr. Replogle served churches
in Syracuse, Moravia, N.Y. and
back at Syracuse.
They have one son,
Commander Hugh B. Replogle,
U.S. Navy retired and one
grandson, Christopher Hugh.
Mrs. Replogle's hobbies are
golf, gardening, and needlepoint.
Mr. Replogle enjoys working
with wood and metal.
Miss Karen Fisher has
returned to Franklin, Va. after
spending the New Year’s
holidays with her parents, Mr
and Mrs. Douglas Fisher of
Columbus. She had as a guest,
Don Allen of Murfreesboro.
Kline-Gatlin
Mrs. Patricia McGuinn Kline
and Dr. H. Leon Gatlin, both of
Charlotte, N.C. were united in
marriage Sunday, December
20th at St. John’s Episcopal
Church in Charlotte.
Auditorium
Almost Complete
In the 4 January Tryon Board
of Education meeting, Carroll
Scoggins reported on the
auditorium remodeling program.
The general contractor is doing
the finishing jobs such as
cleaning up. The electricians are
almost finished and have done a
good job.
Superintendent Dusenbury
reported a pipe breakage in the
Middle School ceiling because it
got cold. The ceiling came down
in one room; it has been jacked
up and will be ready by 5
January.
The board accepted the
resignation of Miss Link Sink and
employed Mrs. Patricia
Thompson. — League of Women
Voters Observer
“World’s Fair”
At Rotary Monday
Frank T. Schell will speak to
the Tryon Rotary Club at the
Hearthstone Inn Monday,
January 11th at 12:30 p.m.
Mr. Schell, of Hendersonville,
is co-founder and owner of Globe
Treks, Inc. He will speak on
"World’s Fair — How To Get
There." Mr. Schell was born in
Franklin, Tenn., and attended
schools in Tennessee and
Alabama. He has a B.S. degree in
Education (Outdoor Recreation)
from the University of Tennessee
and extensive experience in
organizing, promoting and
leading wilderness and outdoor
expeditions.