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Tryon, North Carolina. 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. 0. Box 790
Tryon, N. C. 28782
The Tryon Daily Bulletin
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Phone 859-9151
Printed In the THERUAL BELT ot Western North Carolina
16 Pages Today
Vol. 5-1 — No. 60
Weather Wednesday: high 70,
low 41. Thursday morning was
cloudy and cool.
Violence continues in Northern
Ireland between young Roman
Catholics and the British police
and troops.
Newsprint prices are going up
and newspapers big and small
are juggling advertising rates,
space (or news and the size of
their pages.
Today is the International Tea
and Exhibit sponsored by the
Polk County Extension
Homemakers at the 4-H Center in
Columbus. The tea isfrom3 to5
and the exhibit is from 5to8p m
Tonight is the Tryon Junior-
Senior at the gymnasium.
Saturday from 10 to 3 is the
Spring Fling at the Pea Ridge
Community Club House.
The Polk County Democratic
Convention is Saturday at 1 p.m.
at the Polk County Courthouse in
Columbus.
Saturday from 5 p.m. until is
the Chicken Supper at Mill Creek
Church of the Brethren in Green
Creek.
J. C. Penney, Westgate Mall in
Spartanburg is having an Art
Festival today and Saturday
from 10a.m. to9p.m.
Sunday at 9 a m. there will be a
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TRYON, N. C. 28782
Daylight Time
This Sunday
All of us will have to get up an
hour earlier Sunday as Daylight
Saving Time goes into effort II
you go to bed Saturday at 11 p.m.,
just move your clock to midnight.
Come By
For Refreshments
April 26 — May 2 has been
designated Letter Writing Week
by the Postal Department.
Mrs. Florence Storie,
Postmaster at Lynn invited all
her customers to come by the
office Monday, April 27th for
refreshments.
Tryon Team
Is Nominated
The Tryon High School
baseketball team has been
nominated for the First Union
Bank Award (Outstanding 2-A,
1A Male Team). Others
nominated were Asheville School
basketball; Robbinsville
football; Sylva-Webster football;
Haynesville baseball.
Winners in 16 high school and
college award categories will be
announced Sunday at the 23rd
annual event that begins at 6 p m.
at the Mountain Amateur
Banquet at the Inn on the Plaza,
Asheville.
The Music Makers are playing
tonight at the Le Baron Steak
House in Spartanburg for dining
and dancing.
FRIDAY, APRIL 24,1981
Two Conference
Records; Three
School Records
At the conference track meet
Wednesday at Edneyville, the
Tryon track team was 4th with 33
points.
Juergen Panoscha won the
Conference Championship in the
pole vault with 11'6”. This is a
school record and made Juergen
All Conference
John Janulis set two
conference records and two
school records as he won the mile
in 4:42.6 and the two mile in
10:12.3.
Mark Marsh won the shot with
44’5” and the discuss with a toss
of 22’10".
Todd Constance was third in
the discus with 117'4" and threw
the shot 24’8".
Taking Pictures
Thursday morning
representatives of the Marshall
Tucker band were taking
pictures in the pasture of Mr. and
Mrs Gary McClure on
Blackstock Road. The pictures
will be used on the cover of a new
album
Singing Saturday
There will be Singing Saturday
at 7:30 p.m. at the Tryon Second
Baptist Church.
Special singers will be the
Coopers Gap Quarter, The
Salvation Singers and The Gregg
Family. Rev. Aaron Pruitt is the
pastor.
Price 10c Per Copy
Jane Strong In
National Ad
Lots of friends of Jane
Chapman Strong, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. D. E Chapman of
Tryon have seen a familiar face
in a number of magazines and
newspapers which carry
Southern Company advertising.
Jane Strong. Physical Education
Instructor. Augusta. Ga. is shown
leading a tug of war team and
then the advertisement has a
single picture of her.
The ad reads: “It takes all
kinds of teamwork to keep 9
million Southerners supplied with
electricity and nobody's more
important to that effort than Jane
Strong, a physical education
instructor at Glenn Hills High
School in Augusta. Ga.
“During the past five years
along, she and thousands of other
Southern Company stockholders
have invested more than $800
million in the Southern electric
system.
At the end of the ad: "Because
we can count on people like Jane
Strong, nearly nine million
people across the Southeast can
:ount on electricy People The
real power behind electricity."
The ad appears in regional
issues of Sports Illustrated,
National Geographic. Better
Homes i Garden. U S. News and
World Report, Newsweek and
Readers Digest
Meets Tuesday
The Hickory-Grove Pacolet
Hill Community Club will hold its
regular meeting on Tuesday,
April28that7pm