Furor Over Cars Now Settled in Randolph County
Randolph County Commissioners allow Sheriff Carl Moore to spend his budget as he sees fit for patrol cars and related needs, within the budget. The board rescinded a restriction that required new cars only, after Moore requested used patrol cars for immediate use citing delays for 1977 models. Commissioners Pugh Bowman Allman backed Moore while Langley and White opposed removing the new-car stipulation. Moore’s cost data showed patrol car operating costs averaging nine cents per mile over 11 months, with a range from four to 14 cents.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Carl Moore
Moore
Richard Pugh
Pugh
WD. Bowman
Floyd Langley
Logan White
Langley
Frank Allman
Sheriff's Department
Talk About Your Kid Good Marriages Today Often Difficult To Find
A minister notes marriage trouble in modern society and urges parents to teach children healthy attitudes toward lifelong commitment. He cites media influence, divorce acceptance, and changes in lifestyle as challenges, and stresses premarital counseling and early cultivation of faith and communication within families.
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America
Imcom
Acro-Debs Group Wins Second Place at National Meet
Three Acro-Debs group members won second place in a nationwide dance competition in Washington DC. The juniors were Alice Craven 11 Janice Greene 12 and Paige Kemp 13, daughters of local residents. Fifteen Acro-Debs chapters competed in the event sponsored by Dance Masters of America. The local junior group won first place in North and South Carolina two years running.
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High Point
Washington, DC
Alice Craven
Janice Greene
Paige Kemp
Alice
Glen Craven
Sherbrook Drive
Janice
Lane Greene
Langdale
Paige
Tommy Kemp
Tanglewood Avenue
Dance Masters of America
North
South Carolina
HPC Students Win THA Grants For Humanics Scholars
Six High Point College students in the American Humanics program receive THA Foundation scholarships to pursue youth leadership and service careers, with emphasis on Boy Scouts of America. Each eligible for up to 8000 total over their college years. Named: Sid Baker, David Fuller, George Gillis, Alan Hamlin, Tim Harper, and Terry Limbo.
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High Pot College
Sid Baker
David Fuller
George Gillis
Alan Hamlin
Tim Harper
Terry Limbo
Tom Haggai
Waller J Baker
Rt. 2
Greensborn
Mayberry Sign Sparks Restaurateur Letter Fix
In Richmond Virginia the restaurant sign read Mayberry with the try burned out leaving maybe. Manager Cathy Burns hired workers to replace the missing letters and restore the original name.
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Richmond
Mayberry
Cathy Burns
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Tom Watson
Eapoint Blueprinters
Brent Waadst Hogh Point
XEROX
Freemian Assoc. Bldg
HPC
Donald A. Fuller
Westridge Road
Winston- Salem
High Point College
N.C
Assn
George R Gillis
Revere Road
Durham
Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity
W. H. Bolton Jr
Taveres
Fia
Mount Dora High School
Mount Dora
Timothy Harper
Cal Haper
Deep Run
South Lenoir High School
Terry Simba
Eugene Limbo
Clyde
Pisgah High School
Canton
George P. Clark
L.A
Income & Capital Associates, Inc. Capital Creation, Accumulation & Management
Corporate Benefits Planning Company
Physicians Planning Service Corporation
Provident Life & Accident Insurance Company
Net Equity Services Corporation
Ee Ee Ue Ad
Wee Bill Foster
OMP Insurance Agency
N. Main High Point
N.C. Watts
High Point Bank & Trust
Tack
Pixies
Crory
Eddie Knox
Fleet Lease Manager
North Main
Felse
Equal Housing Lender
arsTt Federal Savings and Loan
North Carolina
Jamestown
Thomasville
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