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TRYON. N. C. 28782 TUESDAY, MAY 14,1991 -’" f ,,M 1 "I”
Vol. 65 - No. 69
The weekend weather:
Friday, high 80, low 61, hum.
59 percent and .18 inches of
rain fell; Saturday, high 81, low
61, hum. 50 percent, and .01
inches of rain fell; Sunday, high
82, low 62, hum. 64 percent and
.05 inches of rain fell. By 7 a.m.
Monday, another .25 inches of
rain fell.
Registration for all Discovery
House classes is open until the
classes are full, so if you haven't
enrolled your children, there's
still time.
The Tryon Community Cho
rus 1991 Spring Concert tickets
are on sale. Proceeds from the
three performances May 17, 18,
and 19 go to the Rotary Scho
larship Fund.
The Landrum Town Council
meets tonight, May 14 at 7:30
p.m. in the Town Hall.
The Tryon Thermal Belt
Chamber of Commerce Busi
ness After Hours will be held
tonight, May 14 at The Oaks
Bed and Breakfast Inn in Saluda
from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, May 15, is Staff
Appreciation Day at White Oak
Terrace, which is celebrating
National Nuring Home Week
all week Jong. At 10 a.m. Bill
Murphy will entertainon the
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Causby Candidate
For Buncombe Job
Polk County Schools Supt.
Dr. James F. Causby is among
the final five candidates for the
Buncombe County Schools top
job.
However, Causby said he is
not sure whether or not he will
take the job, even if it is
offered.
"I was asked to apply," he
said. "Professionally, career-
wise, for my family and finan
cial obligations, it is something
I have to look at. At this point,
it is just professional curiosity."
Causby was the N.C. Super
intendent of the Year this year,
and there has been much spe
culation that the honor would
be followed with job offers.
Causby said Buncombe offi
cials expect to make their deci
sion by the end of this month.
"My family loves it here. It is
a great place to raise kids. The
board has been very kind to
me," Causby said. "I am very
happy. I am not looking to
leave."
Causby said he would hate to
leave those projects underway
now in Polk County, though he
said he believes most are at a
point where they could be car
ried on.
Polk County is in the middle
of a school building program
which will involve two school
mergers. In addition, a for
ward-looking curriculum is
being written for the new high
school.
"That's very exciting," Causby
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'Every Bird That Soars The Sky!'
Two lovely ladies prepare to sing a tender, yearning love song of
the birds who fly, seeking a nest and their hearts seeking each
another heart for sharing. Marcia Hammer and Inky Cloud (shown
above) interpret one of the lovesong Waltzes by Johannes Brahms
when the Spring Concert 1991 is presented on May 17, 18 and 19 at
the Tryon Fine Arts Center. Hammer is a newcomer to the Spring
Concert, although she began her Tryon Community Chorus career
in last December's Christmas program. She comes from the Mid
west, was a music m^jor in college and sings in the choir at Holy
Cross Episcopal Church. Inky Cloud needs no introduction. A ver
satile performer with an enchanting voice and a gift for comedy.
Inky (Mrs. Russell Cloud) studied voice before and during her col
lege years at U.N.C., Greensboro. She has been a soloist, organist,
choral director, music teacher and has graced the chorus since its
inception in 1973. Remember, May 17, 18, and 19 at the Fine Arts
Center. The box office opens from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day.
Ruritans
To Meet
Mill Spring Ruritans meet
tonight (Tuesday) at Mill
Spring School. There will be a
covered dish at 6:30 p.m. with
the meeting at 7 p.m.
Board members please come
at 6 p.m.
All Mill Spring residents are
welcome.
Community Reporter