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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.
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Tryon, N. C. 28782
The Tryon Daily Bulletin
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Printed In the THERMAL BELT of Western North Carolina
Vol. 53 — No. 193
Weather Monday: high 63, low
40. Tuesday morning there was a
light rain, but it didn’t seem to
keep voters from the polls as
there were lines at all the voting
places.
As this is being printed before
the polling places close, we don’t
know how any of the races came
out No matter who won, they are
now our leaders. Let’s all work
for a better county, state and
nation. It’s a privilege to have a
choice
The U. S Supreme Court said
Monday it will decide whether the
nation s public schools and
colleges must pay for
interpreters to help deaf students
in heir classwork The case
non . 5" the "National
opporlun.t.es of handicapped
persons The court also agreed to
decide when broadcasters can
refuse to sell airtime ™
omc d e da for federal P ob, ' cal
t^J 13 "® 51 a 11 ® wi “ held
Thursday at io a .m at the
Congregational Church
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dwr P ' scop; " Paris h Hall next
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TRYON, N. C. 28782
Attend Meeting
More than 600 Kiwanians and
their wives from North and South
Carolina assembled in Charlotte
on November 1 to welcome
Kiwanis International President
Merle T Enstad of Fergus Falls,
Minnesota to the Carolina
District Also in attendance at the
dinner was Tom Andrews, a
graduate student of Wright State
University in Dayton. Ohio, the
International President of Circle
K, and Jeff Magone of Missoula,
Montana, the International
President of Key Club Circle K
and Key Club are youth service
organizations sponsored
worldwide by Kiwanis
The meeting marked the first
time that the Presidents of
Kiwanis, Circle K. and Key Club
have appeared together at a
district function Represenling
the Tryon Kiwanis Club were,
Mr and Mrs. Odell Matthews,
Mr. and Mrs Otho Gibbs, Laxton
Hamrick and Norman Benham
Lodge Meeting
Tryon Valley Chapter 411
O.E S. will meet Thursday. Nov
6 at 6 p.m Esther Robinson,
W.M , Betty Thompson, Sec
According to The Spectator.
Ozark, Ark newspaper ’Letter
sweaters tor academic
achievement are being awarded
students at Arkadelphia high
school." Sounds like a good idea
There are also plans tor a
academic awards banquet
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 5,1980
Nominated For
District Competition
Jonathan Poston
Mebane M Pritchett,
Executive Director of The John
Motley Morehead Foundation has
notified Jonathan Maynard
Poston that he has been selected
as the Polk County nominee to
enter District competition for the
Morehead Award He will appear
before the District Committee on
December 15th
Jonathan, a senior at Polk
Central High School, is the son of
the Rev and Mrs Robert Ernest
Poston of Lake Lure. He is
serving as president of the
Student Council and was chief
Junior marshal He is a member
of the Beta Club, Key Club.
Monogram Club, Pep Club and
as secretary and a director of the
Interact Club He is editor of the
year book and attended
Governor's School He has won
the French I Award. Typing II
Award and was County Winner of
the Voice of Democracy contest
He is a member of the varsity
tennis team He enjoys jogging,
hiking, photography and biking
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