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Vol. 55-No. 61
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20 Pages Today
TRYON. N.C 28782 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28,1982 Price 10c Per Copy
Weather Monday: high 79 low
54, hum. 40%, rain 1.50.
President Reagan said Monday
he would be “willing to look at
additional revenue sources" in
the search for a budget
compromise, but not if they mean
retreating from the income tax
v^r a ? ady scheduled for this
year and next.
harbor ““^ ^'^ 8 second
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holdouts Monday to complete ^
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used carbines ^nd ha^d
grennades to kill 62 " hand
about 20 before takinak" d wound
early Tuesday. l?his o w nlife
convened ^n^^ 1 Assembly
Monday night and axd s to ssion
again revise Hou.. 8 ? 8 ? 10 once
district lines in h n 6 and Debate
federal approval Pes ° f Naming,
Hay^ood 8 Han^ h ° me ° f R-
Monday night Th. r?" fire
“me in the house ^Mning
Plug in the downs’; n00r
bed on fire Then. and set a
smoke, but thefts 8 lot of
Race Saturday
At 2 P.M.
Clyde Dedmon, promoter of
races in the area will have a race
Saturday at Spartanburg County
Fair Grounds at 2 p.m.
There will be a new division
this year with 6-cylinder drivers.
Any driver wishing to enter
should be at the fair ground in
time to get their car registered at
no entry fee.
Three classes will be featured
which are Street Stock, Hobby (6-
cylinder), and Limited
Sportsman. Local drivers who
will be driving are Rick Gosnell,
Leroy Maybry, Merle Howard
and Danny Peeler. Other drivers
familar with the area will be Lee
McCallister, Bruce Bishop and
Billy Scott to name a few. Anyone
with questions should contact
Rick Gosnell.
Heart Fund Run
A Success
J. Alan Peoples, president of
the Polk County Chamber of
Commerce reports that the Heart
Fun Run held last Saturday at the
Mill Spring School was a big
success. Mr. Peoples said that
due to a number of persons and
organizations who gave freely of
their time and talents, $200 was
raised for the Heart Fund.
Buys Home
Mrs. Clyde Rapp b 88
purchased the former Lou Hode
home on Mimosa Lane.
The sale was through Tryo
Properties and C. Allan Pruette &
Associates.
AFS Students To
Speak To Rotary
The Tryon Rotary Club will
meet at 12:30 p.m. Monday at the
Hearthstone Inn. The program
will be presented by Mrs. R.
Shaw Pettigrew; teacher at Polk
Central High School.
Patricipating will be three
students from abroad living and
studying in the area under the
auspices of the American Field
Service student exchange
program. Speaking will be Pedro
Coelho of Portugal who is
a (tending Tryon High School and
is a guest of the Tegwan Buckner
family; Simon Dall of Denmark,
guest of the Ted Owens family
and Tamsin Fuad of Australia,
guest of the Alan Rickman
family. Simon and Tamsin are
attending Polk Central High
School.
The AFS program has been
active in Polk County since the
first visiting student came to
Polk Central in 1978. Tryon High
School had its first visiting
student in 1979. To date twenty
local students have gone abroad
and fifteen foreign students have
visitedhere.
A New Arrival
Mr and Mrs. Larry Mills of Rt.
3 Campobello, are parents of a
con John Rosengren, born April
24th at St. Luke's Hospital.
Paternal grandparents are
Ivey Mills Stepp of Mill
Soring and the late R. S. Mills.
Maternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. John Rosengren, Jr. of
Mesa, Ariz
TLT Box Office
Opens Monday
Critics have said of Tennessee
Williams’ “A Streetcar Named
Desire": “Powerful and violent.
It continues to thrill audiences all
over the world. ‘Streetcar' packs
an impact that will leave you
emotionally limp.”
This is the alternately
turbulent and tender drama
which played to capacity houses
on Broadway for two solid years
shattered attendance records on
tour in this country, and repeated
its success abroad in London
Pans, Rome and Vienna
The Tryon Little Theater
production of Williams’ nuv
greeted by Lee Miller, will be $
the Tryon Fine Arts Center Mat
6, 7 and 8 at 8:30 p.mrhp
office will be open' M^
through Friday. May 3 - 7 nday
noon and 2-4 p.m teuT' 0
reservations are accw^^?*
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