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Vol. 65 - No. 208
The weekend weather:
Friday, high 69, low 35, hum.
62 percent; Saturday, high 65,
low 51, hum. 72 percent; Sun
day, high 70, low 57, hum. 72
percent and .52 inches of rain
fell. By 7 a.m. Monday another
1.08 inches of rain had fallen.
Weather recorder Robert
Dedmondt measured 1.83
inches of rain in Tryon during
the month of November. The
average rainfall in November is
4.15 inches. Last year,
November saw 2.52 inches.
So far in 1991, 56.38 inches
of rain has fallen, 3.29 inches
below the average. By Decem
ber last year, 68.1 inches of
rain had fallen. That was 8.43
inches more than the average.
What's happening:
The Polk County Historical
Association will hear Anne
Riggs Osborne describe the
history of Church of the Trans
figuration and the low-country
settlement in Saluda today at
2:30 p.m. at the Isothermal
Community College audito
rium. Note the change of loca
tion.
Bill Miller, Tech Prep coor
dinator for Polk County
Schools, will speak to EPIC
(Education in Polk County is
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TRYON, N. C 28782
Wolverine Basketball
Tips-Off Tonight
The Polk County Wolverine
varsity basketball season gets
under way toniglit (Tuesday)
when they host Tuscola High
School. Tip off is at 6:30 for the
women and 8:00 for the men.
Derek Thomas has taken on the
dual role of coaching both var
sity teams. He is ably assisted
by Susan Bell with the women
and Trey Fincher with the men.
Members of the 1991-92
varsity women's team are:
Senior, Leah Justice; Juniors,
Jenny McGrane, Neysa Calla
han, Amber Cole, J. J. Bum
gardner, Amy Dotson, Marta
Barnett; Sophomores, Ginger
Lcvister, Minda Howze, Blythe
Edwards; Freshmen, Amanda
McCallister, Tamekia Gray.
Coach Thomas stated that
these young ladies are trying
hard to learn a new system.
They are dependable, work hard
and have good attitudes. He
predicts they will do well this
season.
Members of the varsity men's
team are: Seniors, William
Burnett, Dwight Canady,
Gavrick Carson, Larry Fagan,
Rob Phillips, Dewayne Ander
son, Duron Davis; Juniors,
Darius Twitty, Steven Hines,
Derrick Twitty, Randy Smith;
Sophomore, Otis Miller.
Coach Thomas commented
that he is very pleased. They
played well in a scrimmage
with E. Rutherford and they are
looking sharp in practice. He
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TUESDAY, DEC. 3,1991
16 Pages Today
20C Per 1 ops
Career Day At Polk Central
T? c Annual Carecr Day program at Polk Centra] High School,
held on Nov. 20th for Juniors and Seniors, featured 34 businesses
and professions. This event, organized by members of the Interact
Club with the help of their sponsor, the Tryon Rotary Club was
considered one of the best yet.
Standing in the foreground above is Laura Dickerman, Faculty
Advisor observing a discussion at one of the several tables in the
library. Community Reporter
Democrats Invited
All Democrats are invited to
the Christmas Party at Demo
cratic Headquarters, Mon., Dec.
16, at 7:30 p.m. The party is
being held instead of the regular
Executive Committee Meeting.
For more information, please
call 894-3852.
—Community Reporter
Oral Play Reading
n ^ Tr * on Li,llc Theater Oral
Reading Group will meet Wed
P CC ’ 1 l’©* 7 ^ 0 P- m - al ’he’
home of Bill and Margot Hol
comb. Readers are asked to
bring something about Christ
mas to read aloud. For more
information, please call
859-9837.
—Community Reporter