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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1974

Page

4

High Point Students Named to Who's Who List

Four High Point area students—Tony Albertson Kevin Gibson Adele Byrum and Vickie White—were named for the eighth annual Who's Who Among American High School Students 1973 to 1974. They join a nationwide roster from over 20 000 schools for leadership in academics athletics activities or community service and may compete for ten $500 to $1 000 scholarships.

High Point Area Tony Albertson Kevin Leander Gibson Adele Byrum Vickie L. White Albertson Basil Albertson Sr Rt. 3, Trinity Trinity Senior High School

Mills Home Drive Is Nearing Goal

Mills Home Alumni Assn reached 67000 of 70000 for a new family style cottage on the Mills Home campus of Baptist Children's Homes of North Carolina. Alumni vote to empower the executive council with ground work for the cottage and to raise the goal to 100000. Paul Edinger received a distinguished Service award for 43 years on campus. Officers were elected for two years. About 1300 attended a weekend of reunions, slide shows and an outdoor picnic.

Thomasville Mills Home Mills The Baptist Children's Homes of North Carolina Executive Council Children’s Homes Paul Edinger Edinger Alumni Association Tom Edison Salisbury Eric Hoyle Chapel Hill Charlie Hawkins Oscar Sowers Asheboro Martha Culler Alley Kernersville Keith Yow Walkertown Elizabeth Smathers Johnson Bennie Crissman Phillips Earl Mills Greensboro George Bailey Thomasville Alumni Assn

Davidson County and COG seek authority clarification

Davidson County Board of Commissioners chair Joe Berrier asked a Piedmont Triad Council of Governments official to study a dispute over authority between the county and the COG. The conflict centers on aging services and funding discretion for federal grants, with stalled van purchases and questioned budget changes. Bell will report findings soon.

Lexington Joe Berrier Davidson County Board of Commissioners Bus Piedmont Triad Council of Governments COG Berrier Roger Bell Pat Pressley Valerie Shadday Stokes Craver Barrer Miss Pressley Bell

School Funds Get Approval

Lexington Davidson County commissioners approved funds requests totaling 408000 for county and Thomasville city schools. County funds include 170000 for furnishings and equipment at Brown Junior High, 75000 for Welcome Elementary additions, and 85000 for a Denton kindergarten building. Thomasville funds will finish financing the new city junior high.

Lexington Davidson County Thomasville City New Brown Welcome Denton City Hamby Creek Holly Grove Tyre Fire District Midway Bob Moore Jerry Bates Carl Berhardt Homer Green Yadkin College

Hibbard Leaves Y Post for Durham YMCA

Roger Hibbard, 29, camp executive at High Point YMCA Camp Cheerio, will become associate general director of the Durham YMCA, starting Oct. 1. He joined the Y in 1970 as youth and camping director and later led Camp Cheerio’s expansion and tennis court installations at Elue Ridge, keeping the camp full at its 192 camper capacity for three years.

Varsity Singers High Point Greensboro Hopewell United Methodist Church Methodist Youth Fellowship Gibson Dorothy G. Renwick James Avenue Thomasville Thomasville Senior High School Roger Hibbard Cheerio YMCA Durham Hibbard Elue Ridge

How to reduce post stroke spasticity and stay active

Reader asks how to eliminate spasticity after a stroke. Thosteson explains true spasticity may respond to muscle relaxants prescribed by a doctor, but emphasizes self care. He advocates passive and active exercise, massage, heat, and continued practice like picking up marbles and turning doorknobs to preserve potential gains and foster recovery.

George Thosteson M.D Thosteson

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