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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 la 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 THERMAL BELT of Western North Carolina
Weather Monday: high 55, low
48, humidity 85%, rain at 7 a m.
Tuesday was 1.74. Tuesday
morning was warm and sunny, a
beautiful day.
Senate Republicans intend to
seek between $50 billion and $70
billion in tax increases as part of
their attempt to cut budget
deficits by $115 billion over the
next three years.
Thirty-three Haitian refugees
drowned early Monday after
their leaky, 25 ft. wooden sailboat
broke up in rough surf less than a
half-mile from shore, the U. S.
Coast Guard said. The 34 others
aboard the boat survived.
Fcur teen-agers from Illinois
were taken out of the treacherous
Linville Gorge on stretchers
Monday suffering from cold and
exposure symptoms. They were
not seriously injured.
Thousands of soldiers fanned
out over Poland on Monday to
supervise preparations for winter
and “maintain Law and order"
as the nation’s strike wave
surged toward a new crest.
New Hanover Memorial
Hospital Staff Pharmacist Anita
King Gause has been appointed to
the Governor's Commission on
Mental Health, Mental
Retardation and Substance
Polk County 4-H’ers
Win Big!
Polk County 4-H Dairy Club
members competed in the
Piedmont Interstate Fair in
Spartanburg and earned
scholarships and recognition for
Polk County. Prize money
amounted to over $1,200.
Sarah Davis, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Seth Davis of Mill
Spring, received an all expense
paid trip to Florida from placing
first in the fitting and showing
division.
Robby Barber, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Barber, Columbus,
placed first in the Jersey Junior
fitting and showing division.
Linney Barber, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Barber, was Jersey
Junior Female Champion
Winner. Polk County placed first
in the Jersey County Group.
Michael Kerr, son of Mrs.
Elizabeth Kerr, was Senior
Champion and Grand Champion
in the Guernsey division. Polk
County placed first in the
Guernsey County Group.
In the Holstein division, Robby
Barber placed first in the Jr.
Fitting and Showing and was also
Grand Champion in this division
Polk County placed first in the
Holstein County Group showing.
Lori Walker, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Walker
participated in the beef show at
the Piedmont Interstate Fair.
Lori was over-all grand
champion in the Cross-Breed
category.
Other 4-H’ers participating
Continued On Back Page
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 28,1981
Carolyn Roff Qualifies
For State Finals
In Cross Country
Carolyn Roff. Tryon High
School junior qualified for the
State Cross Country finals Friday
at Charlotte. Carolyn was third
out of 56 girl runners at
Morganton Monday who braved
the rain over Freedom High's 3.1
mile course.
Sylva-Webster's Elsie Palmer
captured the girls crown in 20:58,
followed by Judy Hudson of East
Burke (21:04); Carolyn Roff of
Tryon (21:05) and Reynolds' Pat
Miller (21:12). All the above
individual leaders qualified for
the state meet.
Honored
Past President Odell Matthews
of the Tryon Kiwanis Club
presented Robert F. Scruggs of
Dogwood Trail The Kiwanis
International Distinguished
Service Award for his work with
youth. The award was made at
the regular meeting on Oct. 13th.
Girl Netters At
Sectional Today
The Tryon High School girl
tennis team is participating in the
State Sectionals at Shelby today.
Playing singles will be Sherrie
Miller and Emily Sherer. The
doubles teams will be Wendy
Manchester and Jessica Lonnes,
Brenda Keys and Amy Arledge.
24 Pages Today
Price 10c Per Copy
Haunted House
The Polk County Jaycees and
Jaycettes will be sponsoring the
Haunted house this Wednesday
thru Saturday located on Earle
Street in Landrum behind the
Community Cash. Children under
six years free if they make it
through the Haunted House. The
Haunted House starts at 7:30
each night. All proceeds go to
local charity and civic projects.
Dedication Service
For Bill Hodge
There will be a Dedication
Service at the Hickory Grove
Baptist Church, Sunday, Nov. 1 al
3 p.m. The service will honor the
late Rev. Bill Hodge. The
program will include dedication
of the new addition to the church
which began under his ministry.
The steeple was given in his
honor and will receive special
emphaSis. The family will
present to the church a portrait of
the Rev Mr. Hodge
Smith-Cedervall
Barbara Lee Smith and Anton
Cedervall were married
Wednesday, October 21st by
Father James Reynolds at the
Holy Cross Episcopal Church.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr and Mrs. Charles M. Lee of
Meadowlark Drive. Tryon
They are making their home at
Laurel Park in the Hunting
Country.