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T^on, North Carolina, 28782
Established January 31, 1928
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Member: North Caroling ^^PER
(Consolidated with the Polk r^ 033 A8 °n.
Seth M. Vining, j r „ Edited andMJ! 0 * 816551
The Bulletin !• P . g u n.
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106 N. Trade St., P-
Tryon, N. C. 28782
The Tryon Daily Bulletin
Phone 859-9151
Weather Tuesday: high 50, low
35, hum. 25%. Wednesday
morning was sunny and still on
the cool side.
Three Blue Bell plants
employing more than 400 people
in Mitchell and Yancey counties
will close within the next 90 days.
Four of the five Henderson
County commissioners thumbed
their noses at their county
attorney's advice Monday night
and voted not to pay the Land-of-
Sky Regional Council money it
apparently owes for the current
fiscal year.
Thatcher
If there were any apples or
peaches left they had another
rough night Tuesday.
Minister Margaret
Thatcher told shouting
PPosition members of
wouirs ° n ^^ thi “ shc
Falkland ? , '?" over the
an ^ ands crisis - and put
and oth?^^?^ beef
Ai res, Interior w 1 Buen ° S
Alfredo sail u^ 5 ^ Gen ‘
Argentine „ Jea " Said the
defend the F a £ Ve S nment wi11
a ”d Argent n ands at accost,
reinforce d continued to
islands, garrisons on the
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TRYON, N. C. 28782
Tryon Early On
Saturday At
12:30,2P.M.
As a part of the Tryon Day,
there will be two showing of
Tryon Early On at the Fine Arts
Center on Saturday at 12:30 and 2
p.m. It is a presentation of early
pictures of Tryon, compiled and
narrated by Mrs. Norme Frost.
Some of the pictures show
Melrose Avenue denuded of trees
and only one house, another
shows Trade Street as a sea of
mud with horses and buggies at
the hitching posts. It is sponsored
by the Polk County Historical
Association.
Junior Horse Show
Is Saturday At 10 A.M.
The Cotton Patch Junior Horse
Show will be held Saturday, April
10th at the Cotton Patch bottoms
beginning at 10 a.m.
Bruce Rosenbaumm of
Charleston, S.C. will be the judge.
The morning classes are for
children 13 years of age and
under and the afternoon classes
are for children ages 14—19.
Mrs. W. E. Kuhn and Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Pack are co-
chairmen. Everyone is invited.
Fire Burns Home
The Landrum Volunteer Fire
Department was called to the
home of Billy Joe Lockhart in the
Oak Grove Community Tuesday
about 1 p.m. The house had
extensive fire and heat damage.
THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1982
Engaged
Miss Audrie Kay Lewis
Mrs. Charles Barnett of Rt. 2,
Columbus, N.C. and Charles
Lewis of Inman, SC have
announced the engagement of
their daughter, Audrie Kay Lewis
to Phillip Carey Richards, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Richards
of Tryon, N.C.
Miss Lewis and Mr. Richards
are both employed by Wheaton
Tubing. 1 j
A garden wedding is planned
May 29 at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall Reid, Inman, S.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hall (Janice
Owens) of Eden and children,
Todd and Page, will J^"^^
Easter holidays with Mrs. Lillie
p Owens of Columbus and also
will visit Mrs. Mary Owens in the
X have a family
reunion in their honor.
24 PagesToday
Price 10c Per Copy
Mickey Mouse
“Best Of Show”
Over 400 visitors attended
THERMALPEX, the first stamp
show to be offered by the
Thermal Belt Stamp Club, over
the weekend at the Tryon High
School. The diversity of the topics
and the variety of the exhibits
provided an interesting show for
all attendees.
By popular vote, Mrs. Robert
Reynold’s “Mickey Mouse on
Covers” won “best of show”
while “Flower Garden” by Mrs.
Norman Gillis was second.
Honorable Mention was awarded
to Mack Gillis, Albert Jaeger,
Willard Parsons and Nick Willis’
Representatives of the Carolina
Federation of Stamp Clubs from
Raleigh, Asheville and
Hendersonville, North Carolina
as well as Greenville
Spartanburg and Columbia;
South Carolina praised the
originality and creativity of the
exhibits. ue
Philatelic Sales Offi^- 8 ^ 031
Asheville, were ken L. , 0m
stamping the unique DosiX^
the horseshoe and “Tho^^ ° f
Sta. Tryon, N.C
club’s cacheted envelop- 0 ^’®
they offered a varied' n S °'
stamps for sale which * U S -
especially avai^ mad e
Prize of the'd^ *»n the door
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