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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1975
Page
1
The article reports that lunch prices remain unchanged as a new hot lunch program begins. Elementary meals cost 50 cents with 20 cent reduced price, while junior and senior high lunch is 55 cents. Eligibility for free or reduced meals rises with income, and breakfast programs start at eight schools around Sept. 15.
Juanita Hills, once cluttered with trash and mud, is now a showcase for public housing. Housing Authority director Ken Martin credits residents efforts, led by Naomi Gibson and her year‑old child, with beautifying exteriors through flowers shrubs and rock borders.
Dr Paul Bermanzhon will speak on brown lung disease at a Greensboro meeting. High Point area Association for Children with Learning Disabilities holds an officers meeting at First Presbyterian Church. Randolph Technical Institute starts adult diploma Sept 2 with English and math courses. Ceramics class at Janet's Ceramics in Lexington runs fall sessions through Davidson County Community College. A canning and freezing class by Mary Robbins of A&T Extension is set for Thursdays at Southside Center. A housing garden discussion praises beautification efforts and potential garden clubs. Juanita Hills residents share yard work and flowers after landscaping delays, with $48 000 withheld for project delays.
District Court Judge Byron Haworth bound three defendants over to Superior Court for trial on burglary armed robbery and larceny from a person plus charges of possession of burglary tools and escape were heard for others In separate pleas several youths received suspended sentences probation or guilty pleas for misdemeanors and a few cases were continued Weather updates forecast partly cloudy skies near 90 with low around 70 and a 20 percent rain chance today extended to light showers Tuesday through Thursday
The author muses on the end of summer and the start of school, noting the lifelong cost of new clothes and lunches for kids and the pains of sending a college student away. He laments parental duties from packing dorm paraphernalia to funding meals while dodging extra duties for sports events at the warped municipal stadium.
Mark Dula, 13, trains intensely for swimming from ages seven, practicing five days a week, earning top finishes at junior Olympics and state meets. He cites discipline, travel, and friends as key benefits and names football great Johnny Unitas as his idol.
The High Point Enterprise, an Independent Newpaper established in 1884, notes subscription rates by mail and Sunday delivery options. It lists pricing structures for 1, 3, 6 months and Sunday-only access, with carrier and summer rates and references to Associated Press content.
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