FENCE
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Blossom, Cynthia C. Burton.
Young Rider Team Test Judge -
Lois Yukins: 1st, 42.258, Cassis,
Kelly On.
Prix St. Georges, Judge - Lois
Yukins: 1st, 60.789, Fortissimo, H.
Scott Hassler; 2nd, 57.631, Danish
Modern, Roxanne M. Griffin; 3rd,
55.263, Nils S., Shelly Dayton
Sandven; 4th, 51.842, On Time,
Claudia E. Gamer.
Intermediate Test 2 [0 A/Q]
Judge - Lois Yukins: 1st, 55.000,
Caberet, H. Scott Hassler; 2nd,
53.157, First Fiddler, Amy Joseph
McElroy.
Training Level Test 1 [0] Judge
- Carol Bishop: 1st, 69.047, Got
cha, Susan Hopkins; 2nd, 60.000,
Saynec Arussa, Pat Schlueter; 3rd,
57.143, Liberator, H. Scott Hassler.
Training Level Test 2 JO] Judge
- Lois Yukins: 1st, 61.739, Kiyus,
Sky Polega; 2nd, 61.304, Gotcha,
Susan Hopkins; 3rd, 56.087,
Bobby, Baiba Borbeau.
Training Level Test 3 [J-YR]
Judge - Lois Yukins: 1st, 64.230,
Bud Wiser, Lauric Elliott; 2nd,
61.923, Kiyus, Sky Polega; 3rd,
58.077, Colom Bo, Megan John ¬
son.
Training Level Test 4 [O] Judge
- Carol Bishop: 1st, 65.416, Ein
stein, Martha Love; 2nd, 60.833,
Bud Wiser, Lauric Elliott; 3rd,
60.416, Magic Merlin, Janet
Brown; 4th, 60.000, Danzig, Kathy
West; 5th, 58.333, Liberator, H.
Scott Hassler; 6th, 57.500, Phi-
laskra, Loma Aho.
First Level Test 1 [AA] Judge -
Lois Yukins: 1st, 62.222, Colom
Bo, Megan Johnson; 2nd, 61.851,
Ak’anthus, Sally Parkinson; 3rd,
61 000, Plain Cane, Vard Henry;
4th 59.630, Bright 'N Breezy, Patti
Miles; Sth, 59.630, Magic Merlin,
Janet Brown; 6th, 59.260, Phi
laskra, Loma Aho. .
First Level Test 2 [0] Judge -
Lois Yukins: 1st, 66.785, Akan-
thus, Sally Parkmson; 2nd, 65.0)0,
Mandala, C. Michelle Shaw; 3rd,
62 142, Wellington, Barbara
Lawson; 4th, 62.142 Artigkcit,
Theresa Doherty; 5th 61.428,
Danzig, Kathy West; 6th, 60.714,
Mipic Merlin, Janet Brown.
Fkst Level Test 4 [O A/Q] Judge
-CarolSop: M. 60.333. M.»-
Hala C. Michelle Shaw, 2nd,
59 333 Lancaster, Kathy Beyer,
3rd 59.000, Derring, Martha Kern
59 000, Natasha, Char
mer; 4th, Mace-
58 000, Marquis, Estela n.
“Und uvd T« 1 ^
Carol ? BaXra sS^ 2nd,
Whitlock, 3rd, J 4 Derring,
Kathy Beyer; 4th,”- 54 . 6 43,
Martha Kcm™ ’ Taylor.
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Judge - Lois Yukins: 1st, 60.540,
Chardonne', Barbara , s,ra ^ s h °?’
2nd, 55.675, Mauritius, Chris
Henderson; 3rd, 51.621, Madame
Giovanni, Estela R. Lindsey.
Third Level Test 2 [0] Judge -
Carol Bishop: 1st, 57.879, Tele
mann, Christine Thclc; 2nd,
56 969, Hudson, Lillemor Lack.
Third Level Test 3 Judge Lois
Yukins: 1st, 56.562, Orange Blos
som, Cynthia C. Burton; 2nd,
55.000, Telemann, Christine( Thele,
Withdrew, Hemmingway, H. Scott
Hassler. .
Fourth Level Test 2 fO] Judge
Carol Bishop: 1st, 52.857, Orange
Blossom, Cynthia C. Burton.
Fourth Level Test 3 (A-0,0]
Judge - Carol Bishop: 1st, 55.135,
Nils S., Shelly Dayton Sandven.
FEI Young Rider Individual Test
Judge - Lois Yukins: 1st, 51.429,
Cassis, Kelly On.
Intermediate 1 [A-0,0] - -
Judge - Lois Yukins: 1st, 56.842,
Danish Modern, Roxanne M. Grif
fin; 1st, 55.790, First Fiddler, Amy
Joseph McElroy.
Grand Prix, Judge - Lois Yukins:
1st, 58.510, Caberet, H. Scott
Hassler.
Lady Wolverines
4th At ASU Meet
The Polk County Lady
Wolverines participated in the
Appalachian State University
Invitational Track meet on
April 11.
The top ten out of 25 teams
were: 1st (Tie) North Forsyth
and Greensboro-Smith; 3rd
West Wilkes; 4th Polk County;
Sth Surry Central; 6th Greens
boro-Dudley; 7th Abbington,
Va.; Sth Hendersonville; 9th
Watauga High; and 10th Eliza
bethton, Tenn.
3200 Meter Relay - PC 2nd,
10:14.71, Karen Godlock, Pat
McEntyre, Natalie Jackson,
Jenny McGrane.
1600 Meter Run -
Godlock, 1st 5:16.8;
McGrane, 6th, 5:53.72.
800 Meter Dash -
Godlock, 1st 2:21.34. Pat
McEntyre 2:35.2 participated.
3200 Meter Run - Karen
Godlock, 1st 11:30; Sarah Fitz
simmons, 14.11 participated.
High Jump - Tami Wilson
6th (Tie) 4'8'’
Discus - Stephanie Petty par
ticipated.
Long Jump - Kelly Corcoran
participated.
Karen Godlock set new meet
records for the 800 Meter Dash,
the 1600 and 3200 Meter Runs.
Steve Aldred is Coach.
-Patty Aldred, Reporter
Tryon
Revolutionary
War Encampment
To Be At FENCE
The Revolutionary War is
perhaps the most important time
period of our nations history,
and S.C. played a major role
during this war. What better
wav to understand and appreci
ate the life of a Revolutionary
War soldier than to actually be
a soldier for a weekend!
Fifth grade students at O.r.
Earle have the opportunity to
recreate the Revolutionary War
era by participating in a Revo
lutionary War Encampment.
O.P. Earle is the only school in
S.C., and as far as we know the
U.S., which participates in an
overnight encampment.
On the weekend of April 25
and 26, members of the Second
Regiment, S.C. Line, Continen
tal Establishment, will conduct
an authentic Revolutionary War
Encampment at Foothills
Equestrian Nature Center. Stu
dents will actually live like sol
diers. They will learn about
customs of the 18th century,
blacksmithing, firestarting, and
firing flintlock muskets (with
blank cartridges). Students will
help prepare food, carry water
and wood and will perform
numerous other duties as
instructed by Regiment officers.
One of these duties is to set up
camp according to British Rules
of Order of 1756.
Students will have the oppor
tunities to learn firsthand about
making butter and corn husk
people, Native American arti
facts, military tactics, spinning,
old tools and wood shaping,
wood chopping, games, survival
in nature and music.
Karen
Jenny
Karen
FO^ ^EMT
(Front View)
(Rear View)
3 BR, 2 BA House at FRIPP ISLAND, SC,
$575 per week.
For Further details
Call 803-879-5516
Daily Bulletin, Frl., Apr. 17.1992
There may also be a surprise
attack by British and Hessian
soldiers who try to persuade
students, soldiers to defect to
the side of the British, as well
as a visit from Native Ameri
cans. ,
Learning stations also wu
include a discussion of l»«n
century clothing styles as well
as why George Washingtons
tent, the Marquee, had a
chandelier, silver utensil, car
pet, a real bed, table, and chairs.
We feel this opportunity to be
of extraordinary nature, we
invite you to step back in time
with us and experience life dur
ing Revolutionary War days. A
schedule of times and events, as
well as a map indicating the
location of FENCE (Foothills
Equestrian Nature Center) can
be obtained by calling O.P.
Earle Elementary at
1-803-457-3416. We hope
you will make time for this
once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Community Reporter
Red Fox Golf
The Wednesday - Tax Day -
event at Red Fox was a Low
Net Ball Twosome with a Blind
Draw at the end. Like any blind
date, there are always some
surprises.
The winners were: 1st Jim
Gentry and Ron Meyers, net
140; 2nd Homer Carder and
Dave Terwilleger, net 141; 3rd
Jack Leon and Charlie Love
lace, net 142.
This was the second of a
series of Wednesday "mixer"
events scheduled this year for
The Red Fox Men's Golf Asso
ciation. Call the Pro Shop,
894-8251, for information and
to sign up for future events.
Community Reporter