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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1964
Page
15
The High Point City Board of Education lauded a summer program at Street School and Cloverdale School for culturally disadvantaged children entering first grade. Officials expect long term tracking through the third grade to assess academic outcomes and future placement in special or regular classes.
Bruce Terminix won the contract at a regular board meeting. The announcement was withheld until base could be notified.
Alexander Simons, president of Chairs by Palma, will be associated with the new firm as it buys the chair maker's assets. Simons heads Simons, a Queens, New York retail firm. The deal pays 100 cents on the dollar.
In Seneca South Carolina the Education Board reversed an earlier decision regarding attendance for Black students at Oconee Wy School. Fred B Hamilton said the board agreed not to refuse enrollment while details of the vote reversal were discussed.
Five inspection lanes operate 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. Sunday at Jamestown School Southgate Center College Village First Presbyterian Church and National Guard Armory. Sponsored by the High Point Chapter of the NC Service Station Assn James town Jaycees and High Point Jaycees with 1 600 cars expected Co chairs Pug Morris Carlton Johnson and Harold Hudson say the aim is to raise operating standards and address traffic crashes in a state without mandatory vehicle inspections.
Thomasville officials say the traffic signal at the Main Randolph Salem intersection is back on after City Manager Peter F. Lydens announced renewed talks. Southern Railway approval was awaited and an agreement was forwarded for council consideration in a called session.
President signs off after Congress approves a wilderness bill establishing a vast 9.2 million acre preservation system on federal forest lands. The compromise measure allows some mining within designated areas as part of the plan.
SFMA officials estimate about 300 attendees for the annual meeting at May View Manor in Blowing Rock today and tomorrow. John Parsons of Stanley Furniture presides as sessions explore education and development of personnel production control and related topics with multiple expert speakers and a concluding address by Kenneth M. Piper of Motorola on new employment legislation.
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