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Printed In the THERMAL BELT of Western North Carolina
12 Pages Today
Vol. 65 - No. 121
The weather Thursday: high
91, low 67, hum. 55 percent.
Bonnie Peterson sent us a
copy of The Santa Barbara
News-Press. The city north of
Los Angeles picked up last
spring's story on America's
top-25 "dream retirement"
areas, but apparently their col
umnist got Tryon caught in his
throat.
"Tryon?
"A town of 4,500 somewhere
in North Carolina, whose
mountains are splendid, if you
can tolerate the conflicting
harmonies of banjos and rifle
fire."
Oh, yeah, Mr. Big City
Britches! Santa Barbara breath!
We'll sec which city stays on
the same continent longer.
Think about that while you are
stuck on those L.A. freeways.
(On the other hand, old
buddy, pal, we'd love you to
put in a good word for us with
the Census Bureau about that
Tryon population figure. They
apparently missed a few
homes.)
An incident observed from
our front window Thursday
afternoon: a lady's car got stuck
on the railroad crossing just
about time for the train to come
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TRYON. N C 28782
Health & Vitality
The Thermal Belt certainly is
a place where an individual has
the opportunity to create a
healthful and vital life style.
Climate, beauty of nature, vari
ous organizations, houses of
worships and general atmo
sphere lend itself to supporting
a healthful person.
This Friday at Isothermal
Community College, 2:30 p.m.
a free lecture and demonstration
will be given on "Health and
Vitality Forever For You."
Some areas of discussion will
be, (A) 12 key factors discov
ered to be most important in
living a long and healthy life,
(B) key points in preventive
health care, (C) how to increase
vitality and longevity.
Facilitators for this event are
Betty Sue Suber, M.S., MFCC
Licensed Marriage, Family.
Child Therapist and Communi
cation and Success Consultant
Robert Waldon who is a spe
ciality Kinesiologist, Naturo
path, Wholistic Counselor and
founder of Energetic Life Bal
ancing Institute.
The general public is invited
to attend this informative pro
gram. Please call Jerome Glass-
man at 457-3294 for further
information.
—Community Reporter
Foothills Bridge
Winners at the Foothills
Duplicate Bridge played Tues
day at Brannons were as fol
lows: 1st J. White and R.
McNichol, 2rd E. Goodman and
N. Weess.
MONDAY, JULY 29, 1991
Miss Rhonda Burnett
In Who's Who
Rhonda Burnett was selected
to be in Who’s Who Among
High School Students. She
attends Polk Central where she
will be a senior.
She enjoys running cross
country and track and playing
soccer. Rhonda was recently in
the TYC production of Grease.
Future plans are uncertain, but
interests lie in the fields of
biology and/or law. This fall
she plans to attend the Con
gressional Scholars Leadership
Camp in Washington, D.C.
She is the daughter of Joan
and Ronald Burnett of Colum
bus. —Community Reporter
Correction
The chiropractic office of Dr.
Fred H. Rindge IV, D.C. is
located at 220 W. 3rd Avenue
in Hendersonville - not at 202.
Jiif Perl ops
Worsnop To
Address Rotary
Bob Worsnop will be the
guest speaker at the Thermal
Belt Rotary Club's Monday
meeting. Bob is chairman of the
Appearance and Beautification
Commission. He will talk about
the organization's intent, plans
and future direction. Previously,
Leo Baird spoke to the Rotary
Club about the Commission's
work on a local sign ordinance.
In addition to the Commis
sion, Bob serves on the Polk
County Sheltered Workshop's
Board of Directors and as trea
surer of FENCE. He is also a
member of the local Kiwanis
Club. Bob's career was in the
automotive industry.
Bob and his wife, Nancy, first
retired from Plymouth, MI to
Mt. Shasta, CA. The Worsnops
moved to Chocolate Drop
Mountain 3 1/2 years ago. He
enjoys outdoor sports and has
recently completed a walking
tour through the Lake District
of England.
The public is welcome to
attend the meeting which begins
at 6:30 p.m.. Western Steer
Steakhouse, Columbus.
—Community Reporter
Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Horn
beck, of Saluda, have sold their
home at 115 Jervey Road in
Tryon where they resided for
many years. Delores Myhre of
Coldwell Banker Town &
Country Realtors was both the
listing agent and selling agent
for the properly. & g ni