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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 publish
Daily except Sat. and Sun-
106 N. Trade St., P. O. Box
Tryon, N. C. 28782
The Tryon Daily Bulletin
(USPS 643-380) ^
Phone 859-9151
Printed In the THERMAL BELT of Western North Carolins
12 Pages Today
Vol. 54 — No. 158
Weather Thursday- high 82.
low 52. humidity 40% Friday was
more of the same — beautiful
weather
The extraordinary security
necessary to protect and house
accused presidential assailant
John W. Hinckley. Jr. has topped
more than $220,000 according to
government figures. The extra
expense went for extensive
examinations by court-appointed
psychiatrists, extraguards,
around the clock protection,
overtime and trips to medical
facilities outside the prison.
President Reagan on Thursday
gave his Cabinet its first look at
the new rounds of budget cuts he
wants. The president publically
voiced displeasure at Wall
Street’s sluggish response to the
elements of his economic
program already adopted.
Federal budget cuts proposed
by the Reagan administration
threaten North Carolina’s
economic growth by jeopardizing
major highway construction and
many local water projects, Gov.
Jim Hunt said Thursday.
Tonight the Polk County School
Board meets at 7:30 in the
Agriculture Extension
Conference Room and the Tryon
School Board meets at 7:30 in the
Continued On Back Page
TRYON, N. C. 28782
Tryon Tigers Beat
NCSD 31-19
It seemed like old times as the
Tryon Tigers defeated the North
Carolina School for the Deaf
Bears 31-19 at Morganton. After
going 0-9 last year and losing
their opener this year, it was a
sweet victory for the Tigers.
After a scoreless first quarter,
the Bears struck in the second
period and went ahead 7 to 0. The
Tigers took over in the second
half, scoring 31 points, 16 in the
third quarter and 15 in the final
period.
Todd Constance scored two
touchdowns and ran two 2-point
conversions; Corkey Wilkins ran
for one TD and 1 2-point
conversion; Jimmy Clement ran
for a score and Kevin McCool
kicked the extra point following
the final TD.
Coach Elmo Neal said that he
had a good team effort. He said
that Tommy Hill had an excellent
second half on defense. Other
linemen performing well were
Joey Henson, Kevin McCool,
Scott Braddock and Fred Jaeger.
Coach Neal said that Todd
Constance ran exceptionally hard
and one of his scores came on a 34
yard run. Corky Wilkins ran for a
19 yard TD and looked
exceptionally good for a
freshman. Jimmy Clement was
another back who ran hard for
the Tigers. Austin Neal, a
freshman who came off the
bench, also ran hard.
This Friday the Tigers travel to
Cherokee for a 7:30 game.
NCSD 0 7 0 12 - 19
Tryon 0 0 16 15-31
MONDAY, SEPT. 14,1981
Files For
Town Council
Ellis Fincher
Ellis M. Fincher has filed for
the Tryon Town Council. He is
owner of Tryon Pharmacy.
Mr. Fincher, who moved to
Tryon in 1966 is a native fo Union,
S. C. He is a graduate of the
University of South Craolina
receiving a B. S. Degree in
Pharmacy, he is married to the
former Ann Washburn of Shelby
and they have three married
children and two grandsons.
He has been active on church
and civic work. He has served as
chairman of the Polk County
Social Services Board, President
of the Tryon Lions Club,
President of the Tryon Chamber
of Commerce, member of the
Tryon Celtral Business District
Committee and as chairman of
the Tryon First Baptist Church
Board of Deacons.
Price 10c Per Copy
Special Meeting
For Commissioners
The Polk County
Commissioners will have a
special meeting Tuesday at 12
noon at the Jervey-Palmer
Building in Tryon. Plans will be
discussed for a partial hospitali
zation program with the Mental
Health Coordinator.
To Judge
Dog Show
Dr. Bill McCall and Alfred
Page of Tryon and Dr. Tom
Fussell of the Smith Animal
Hospital in Spartanburg will be
judges of the 39th Annual Any and
All Dog Show on October 4
Sunday, at2p.m.
Traditional classes will include
the Dog with the Best Costume
and the Dog with the Best Trick
A free puppy will be - p
away at the show.
Brownie Scouts
To Organize
There will be an organize
meeting for Tryon Brownie r 31
172 on Wednesday, Sept
p.m. at the Tryon F o at 3
School in the room nexT^ 13 ^
entrance of the auditor. the
interested girls in graded A11
3 are welcome and their X ‘ 2 a °d
should also come to th e ^^rs
to register their dauX?® 6 ^
pay $3 which covers iiS®^ a nd
the girls while parting 3nce for
Brownie Scout £
leaders are Mrs
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