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2nd Class Postage ?••>** Tryon, North Carolina. 28782 Established January 31. 1928 ^V^O^ALKER ST. Census. NC 28722 11 nov 0:'> THE WORLD’S SMALLEST DAILY NEWSPAPER Member: North Carolina Press Assn. (Consolidated with the Polk County News 1C55) Seth M. Vining, Jr., Editor and Manager The Bulletin I» I’ 111 ’"'^ Dally except sat. a ^ 106 N. Trade St., Tryon, N. C. 28782 The Tryon Daily Bulletin * (USPS 643-360) * Printed In the THERMAL BELT of Western North Carolina Phone 859-9151 20 PaResTo^ Vol. 55 - No. 34 Weather Wednesday: high 78, low 45. Thursday was another spring-like day. Nearly 80 percent of smokers have potentially dangerous levels of carbon monoxide in their blood which can increase the chance of complication from heart disease, a federally funded survey reported Wednesday. The Tryon boys basketball team, which plays in the State 1-A finals tonight in Greensboro, has received a lot of favorable publicity in out of town newspapers. They were shown during practice Wednesday night on WSPA-TV. Coach Mike Pearson was interviewed and praised his team's play during the season. Tonight at 8 o'clock at The Upstairs, Tab and Jim Flack will present a slide presentation of the Appalachian Trail. The Flacks have an excellent show. The Upstairs brings outstanding programs week after week. Craig Pleasants has endeavored to present programs to this area that towns many times this size don't get. A number of people have commented that the business part of Tryon looks better than it Continued On Back Page TRYON, N C 28782 FRIDAY, MARCH 19,1982 Price 10c Per Copy Clean-Up Poster Winners Named Winners of the 2nd Annual Spring Clean-Up Poster Contest at the Tryon Elementary School sponsored by the Tryon Garden Club were as follows: 1st Place ($10) Renae Dusenbury, 4th grade; 2nd Place ($6) Michelle Goodwin, 7th grade; 3rd. Place, ($4), Rhonda Heatherly, 4th grade; 4th palce ($2), Brent Edwards, 3rd grade. Honorable mention wereRyan Tennant, Sam Kimpton, Tracey Miller, Kristen Key, Crystal Parker, Kelli Smith, Jenny Butler, Alisha Gary, Mark Maxwell, William Erskine and Eric Shields. Special $5. prizes were presented to J. J. Griffin for K-4 grades and to Virgil Booker for 5- 8 grades. The psoters will be displayed in the banks and various businesses in Tryon. Reading Tourney The Third Reading Tournament will be held Tuesday, March 23rd at 3:30 p.m. at the Landrum Library. Thirty- three teams will have an opportunity to add points to their scores by answering questions in the Green Dragon Reading Tournament. Scores of the three tournaments will be added together and the highest scored team will represent the Landrum Library in the County-wide tournament in April. Two New Classes Two new classes have been added to Tryon Painters and Sculptors lineup for spring. Karl Lohse will begin an Oil Painting course on March 29 that will meet Mondays and Tuesdays from 10 a m. to2:30 (witha break for lunch). His class will last five weeks. It will be for all levels of painters, including beginners. High school students may now enroll in an afternoon class that will focus on Basic Design and Drawing Principals. It will meet every Thursday from 3:30 until 5 p.m. Beginning March 25, and will run for ten weeks. The instructor will be Paulette Roberts. Both courses will be taught in Studio I in Tryon Fine Arts Center. Anyone interested may register during the first class of the course. For more information call Paulette Roberts at 859-5421 Wednesday or Thursay mornings. Tonight Jim and Tab Flack will present “One Foot In Front of the Other , a slide show of their Appalachian Trail hiking experiences tonight at 8 o'clock at The Upstairs RED FOX BRIDGE At the monthly d ‘ nner the Red Fox County Club the winners were as Roland Towle, 2nd ^ h “ 3rd. Fred GlunU, 4th (tie) Janet Sutliff and Jean Dustin. More On Accident Michelle Blackwell, daughter of Don and Doris Blackwell died Thursday about 7 a.in. in Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem from injuries she received when she was hit by an electrical transmission line, on Thursday, March 11th. The young girl and three of her cousins were playing in the area according to Wayne Williams, father of two of the children, Bryan Williams, age 10 and Matthew Williams, age 4. Also in the group was a cousin, Chris Blackwell, age 3. Mr. Williams said that there was no dare by anyone to climb the tower. He said that Michelle asked Bryan if he wanted to climb the pole and Bryan said yes. They were both climbing the pole and Bryan was below Michelle on the pole when she hit the high voltagHine was knocked off the ile n ’ d Planning For Craft Fair M.^ ?■,.> Landrum «„,„ ,”'» fc plans for a Craft dls cuss ^sponsors ^ ^ Fai? of the Landrum Lib r l ? Fri ends Purpose will be to^ and ik " af * °f interest? 0 * .^ M the Carolinas at tisans in used toward a „ ^ will ? addition. “Proposed
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