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(Consolidated with the Polk County News 1955)
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The Tryon Daily Bulletin
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Vol. 65 - No. 107
The weekend weather: Friday,
high 86, low 69, hum. 69 per
cent; Saturday, high 92, low 65,
hum. 70 percent, and .14 inches
of rain; Sunday, high 94, low
67, hum. 72 percent.
They threw a party for Chris
Bartol Saturday evening at Al
Jeager's house - a 50th birth
day party.
"Don't think of 50 as over the
hill," read Chris from one card
as he opened the presents lined
up on the pool diving board
while the party gathered around.
"Think of it as over two hills,
through a valley, and around the
bend...."
Chris took it all in stride,
including a late-night dunking
in the pool. Happy birthday.
Road work alert: Work crews
were tearing up the pavement
and replacing the cross ties at
the railroad crossing at Pacolet
and Trade streets in Tryon
Monday morning.
Workmen will be working on
railroad crossings from Country
Club Road in Tryon down Hwy.
176 to Landrum for the next
few weeks, so be careful.
What's happening:
Tickets are now available for
the Tryon Youth Center pro-
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Printed In the THERMAL BELT of Western North Carolina
TRYON. N C 28782
TLT Season
To Open
The 1991-92 season for TLT
is now under way. Tire cast for
the fall musical has been cho
sen. Under the direction of
Christine Fitch Fiddler On The
Roof which will be presented at
the Fine Arts Center on Sept.
26, 27, 28 and 29, will surely be
a sell out.
Invitations to join TLT have
been mailed. If you were
missed, there is a form in
today's paper. Just fill it out and
mail with your check. Everyone
is welcome and, in fact,
encouraged to join and partic
ipate.
The Committee Chairmen
will welcome any amount of
time you can give them over the
period of a year to help with
any or all of the productions
planned for this season, or other
duties. Volunteers are needed
for the wide variety of activities
associated with theatrical pro
ductions.
We hope to see and hear you
applauding at Fiddler On The
Roof as well as at the other
three TLT productions.
—Community Reporter
New Arrival
A daughter was born Friday,
June 28, to Brian and Tracy
Stepp of Saluda.
Read The Bulletin
For laical News
TUESDAY, JULY 9,1991
Sherri Lockhart
Holy Cross Awards
Scholarship
Holy Cross Episcopal Church
is pleased to announce that
Sherri Lynn Lockhart has been
awarded a Holy Cross Memo
rial Scholarship. Sherri, the
daughter of Johnny and Joan
Lockhart of Landrum, is a 1991
graduate of Landrum High
School.
During her four years at Lan
drum High, Sherri was active in
the Beta Club, InterAct, and
Science Club. She served as her
Junior Class President and was
Band Captain, as well. She is a
member of Oak Grove Baptist
Church, where she is church
pianist, assistant librarian, and a
Sunday School teacher. Sherri
participates in G.A.'s and
ACTecns, and she serves on the
Youth Committee.
Sherri, currently a hospital
volunteer, plans to pursue a
career in the medical field. She
has been accepted at both Con
verse College and Wofford
College in Spartanburg.
—Community Reporter
12 Pages Today
20C Per op'
McCall Wins
National Title
Rifle shooter Robin McCall
of Tryon won the women's
national prone title June 27 at
the U.S. International Shooting
Championships (USISC) in
Chino, Calif.
McCall, the 1990 junior
national prone champion, won
this year's women's prone
competition and set a USISC
record with a score of 1182.
Silver medalist Michelle Scar
borough of Hayes, S.D. shot
1181, while Deena Wigger of
Colorado Springs fired 1178 to
win the bronze.
McCall is one of only six
junior rifle shooters selected to
compete at the 1991 U.S.
Olympic Festival, July 13-14
in Los Angeles, Calif. She will
fire for the South Team.
Community Reporter
All-Star Play-Offs
The Polk County Senior
League 15-year-olds will play
tonight at 8 p.m. in the first
game of a double elimination
play-off tournament.
They will play at the Ameri
can Legion Field in Forest City.
The 13-year-olds played
Monday night at Rutherfordton.
For information about future
games, call Bob Wolfe or Jean
Eckert.
Community Reporter