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Tryon. North Caiolina, 28782
Established January 31. 1928
THE WORLD’S SMALLEST DAILY NEWSPAPER
Member: North Carolina Press Assn.
(Consolidated with the Polk County News 1955)
Seth M. Vining, Jr.. Editor and Manager
The Bulletin Is published
Dally except Sat. and Sun.
106 N Trade St., P. O. Box 790
Tryon. N. C. 28782
The Tryon Daily Bulletin
(USPS643-360)
Phone 859-9151
Printed In the THERMAL BELT of Western North Carolina
16 Pages Today
Vol. 53 — No. 100
Weather Monday: high 92, low
? 63; Tuesday High 79, low 64, rain
.25; Wednesday high 77. low 63.
rain .20. At 7 a in Thursday there
was .45 rain.
U. S. Labor Secretary Ray
Marshall said Wednesday in
Washington that the nation's
unemployment rate could peak at
8.5 percent by early next year.
Two days of riots have left up to
42 people dead and 200 injured in
a mixed-race township near Cape
Town. South Africa
A federal grand jury on
Wednesday indicted two House
committee chairmen, the fourth
and fifth congressmen charged in
the FBI's undercover Abscam
investigation The indictment
charges Frank Thompson of New
Jersey and John Murphy of New
York with conspiracy, bribery,
illegally receiving compensation
for services relating to govern
ment matters and abetting in
interstate travel in aid of
racketeering enterprise.
The Equal Right Amendment
came up five votes short in the
Illinois House on Wednesday.
Hendersonville city votes will
cast ballots Aug 19on a proposal
to legalize the sale of mixed
drinks at social estabhshements
Continued On Back Page
TRYON. N. C. 28782
Russell Erickson
Has Hole-In-One
After trying for 55 years,
Russell Erickson had his first
hole-in-one Monday at Red Fox
Country Club He used a 4-iron on
the 169 yard 10th hole. He was
playing with C. T Kennedy and
Frank Johnson.
Childbirth
Education Classes
St. Luke's Hospital will be
offering Childbirth Education
Classes starting Monday, July 7,
1980 at 7:30 p m. to 9 30 p.m. at
St. Luke's’Hospital for parents
due in August, September and
October.
The purpose of these classes is
to familiarize expectant parents
with the process of labor and
delivery, relaxation and breath
ing techniques for use in labor
and delibery, tour the labor and
delivery area, and begin thinking
about what it will be like to be a
patient.
Any interested persons are
welcome to attend. The classes
are specifically designed for
expectant mothers and fathers in
the last two to three months of
pregnancy
Please wear pants and bring a
blanket and two pillows for use
during the exercise period
To register, please call Cam
Lawrence, R.N. at St. Luke's
Hospital on Monday, Wednesday
or Friday, Telephone Number is
894-3311 — Hospital Reporter
FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1980
Contributions For
Summer Recreation
The Tryon Boosters Club has
received contributions from the
following on its annua! fund
drive: Joyce B Wanamaker,
Mrs. W. E Sassoon, Hildegard J
Safford, Walker B Davis, Gibbs
Welding. Inc., North Carolina
National Bank, Helen Earl,
Northwestern Bank, Jackson &
Jackson. Inc., Mr. and Mrs. W T.
Roff, Jr., Brady Insurance
Agency, Mrs. Robert Dick, Mrs.
Karl Nesslinger, Dr Emil Smith,
Walter A. Culin, James M Kirk,
Tryon Federal Savings & Loan,
Tener Weir, Dr C W McCall,
Sr., Caro Mi Dining Room, Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Pearson, Mr.
and Mrs. George R. Simpson,
Davis G. Kirby, Owen’s Liggett-
•Rcxall Drugs, Mrs Robert G.
Walker. James E. Moore, Dr
and Mrs E. L Lashua, Col and
Mrs. Stewart L Houser, Ger
trude Schoff, Mrs. Winthrop S.
Tuttle, Henry W. Welch, Mrs.
May Elliott Harper, Dr Joseph
Borg. Tri-County Orthopedic
Clinic. Dr Marian K Bosien,
Sarah E Darnall, Mr. and Mrs.
John Landrum. Jr , Malcolm R
Kammerer. Mr and Mrs. W L
Hauge. Mr and Mrs. Nicholas W
Willis, Dudley C. Smith, Mrs.
Edna G Falconer. Mr and Mrs.
Ellis Fincher, Sr., Dr. and Mrs
H. E. Blight. Albert F W. Jaeger,
Nelson Jackson. Sr., Joseph 0.
Canby. Mr. and Mrs Wolfgang
Lonnes, and Dr. John Preston
The Tryon Booster Club
provides a service to athletic
Continued On Back Page
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Tri-County
Softball News
Re-Scheduled Game
Tri-County softball schedule
for Monday, June 16 was rained
out and has been rescheduled for
Sunday, June 22 with games
beginning 2, 3, 4, 5, (See
schedule).
Trophies To Be Presented
On Wednesday, June 25 at
approx. 9:30 the regular season
games will end. Trophies will be
given to 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and
sportsmanship in both men and
women’s division.
Firecracker Tournament
On Saturday, June 28, the July
Fourth Firecracker Tournament
will begin 6:30 (continue week of
4th)
Player Of Week
Tri-County League Playoff
Week, July 14, an additional
round of trophies will be given
Craft Demonstrations and Folk
Entertainment is scheduled at
the Folk Art Center for the week
° f . ^7 2 ? throu 8 h June 29
Scheduled for Monday. June 23
and Tuesday. June 24 is Tracy
La,n ^ ° f Saluda in Woodwork-
•ng The Folk Art Center is
n^n? 1 Mile P° sl 382 on the
Blue Ridge Parkway, about
mile north of U. S. Highway
just cast of Asheville. The Center
is open from 9 am to s
every day of the year 1 Pm
Christmas and New Ye*^ 1
Admission is free 3F 5