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(Consolidated with the Polk County News 1955)
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28 Pages Today
Vol. 64 - No. 58
No weather Wednesday!
Actually, in a manner of speak
ing, there will be no weather
until our official weather
recorder returns from vacation
sometime next week. We'll
catch you up on all the statistics
then.
Hansel and Gretel takes the
stage at Mill Spring Accelerated
School this weekend.
The Tryon Ministerial Asso
ciation’s Ecumenical Lecture
Series this year features Gordon
Cosby, the founder and pastor
of the Church of the Saviour in
Washington, D.C. Lectures will
be held in the Parish Hall in the
Church of the Holy Cross Sun
day, April 28 and Monday,
April 29 at 7:30 p.m. No tickets
or reservations are required.
Registration for the Spring
Session takes place Monday
from 3 to 5:30 p.m. at Discov
ery House of the Arts, 115
Walnut Street in Tryon.
Sgt. Diane Masologites, U.S.
Army, and Capt. Larry Biggers,
U.S. Marine Corps, will be the
featured speakers Monday at
Tryon Rotary's "welcome
home" luncheon. Both served in
the Persian Gulf.
Every time we even take a
breath to show our appreciation
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TRYON, N. C. 28782
Child Find
Project Underway
An effort is underway in the
Polk County area to identify
children and youth ages 0
through 21 who arc handi
capped and need special educa
tion and other services.
The local efforts to identify
children and youth are part of a
concentrated effort statewide to
find children who need special
help which they are not cur
rently receiving.
Project Child Find is also an
endeavor to inform parents
and/or guardians of these chil
dren of the services available
from their local school system
and other state and community
agencies.
Help is available for children
with special needs, according to
Lowell Harris, Director of the
Department of Public Instruc
tion's Division for Exceptional
Children. This help is in the
form of a complete evaluation,
an education program designed
specifically for the child (indi
vidualized education program)
and a referral to other agencies
which provide special services.
Project Child Find is looking
for children and youth who
have been diagnosed or are sus
pected to be mentally, physi
cally or emotionally handi
capped and arc unable to benefit
from a regular school program
without special assistance.
Harris and Dr. James F.
Causby, local superintendent of
Polk County schools, encourage
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FRIDAY, APRIL 26,1991
Wicked Stepmother
Heather Rogers, the wicked
stepmother who turns into a
witch, frolics with her broom in
"Hansel and Gretel," at Mill
Spring Accelerated School on
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday,
April 26, 27, and 28. Tickets
may be available at the school,
894-8904, or at Discovery
House, co-sponsor, 859-7691.
Stardust Cioggers
Star Dust doggers had a
winning weekend recently.
They won First Place in O.P.
Earle Talent Show and First
Place in Show Stoppers.
The team consists of girls
from Tryon, Landrum and
Greer. Instructor was Randy
Kemp of Greer.
—Community Reporter
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Golfers Still Sought
For Kiwanis Tourney
The 3rd Annual Kiwanis Golf
For Youth tournament is still
several teams short of its goal
of 30 teams.
Golfers wishing to play in the
benefit tournament can still sign
up through Monday morning,
said Carl Wharton, tournament
committee chairman for the
Tryon Kiwanis Club.
"This is the only golf tour
nament in the area where all
the proceeds not only go to
kids, but all of the proceeds
stay home," Wharton said.
Teams, or individuals who are
not part of a foursome, can call
Carl Wharton at 859-9397 to
sign up for the tournament.
Lunch will be served at
11:30 a.m. Monday at Red Fox
Country Club. Tee time will be
12:30 p.m.
Play will be 18-hole, Cap
tain's Choice, flighted by total
handicap. The cost is $160 per
team.
Weeders
Garden Club
The Weeders Garden Club
will visit the Lineberger Iris
Gardens at Inman on Wednes
day, May 1. The group plans to
meet at the Community Cash
Plaza to car pool at 1 p.m. After
the trip to the gardens the
members will stop at the Car
riage House in Landrum for
refreshments.
-Community Reporter