Realtor Fights Delay in Emerywood Forests Project
A local realtor, Jack Green, complains of repeated delays to his Emerywood Forests subdivision near Westchester Drive as Councilman Lynwood Smith’s absence is cited for a deferral. City staff confirm plats are in order while debate centers on whether to delay action due to Smith’s involvement with nearby property. A public hearing is set for December 15.
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Yester
Smith
Hous
Ing
Jack Green
Emerywood Forests
Highway 10A
Westchester Drive
Green
Emerywood Forest
Lynwood Smith
T. E. Hinson
High Point Council Opens Search for New City Manager
The High Point City Council met behind closed doors for the first interview with a potential successor to City Manager T. E. Hinson. A list of about 40 applicants is under consideration while the city awaits a new leader. Hinson will serve as consultant until retirement at 65. The salary range was set from 12 000 to 20 000 annually and a special committee headed by City Attorney Knox Walker handles the process.
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High Point
T. E. Hinson
Hinson
Knox Walker
Date Near Annexation Sparks Fire Station Debate
High Point eyes annexation with 16 000 new residents and weighs fire department needs. City seeks 13 staff for a new Oak View station but council votes to abandon purchase while Myrtle Desk Co and Five Points sites are acquired.
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High Point
Oak View
Claude Canady
No. 2
City Hall
Myrtle Desk Co
Fern dale Students to Appear on Good Morning TV
Five seventh graders from Fern dale School and their art teacher Ida Pickens will appear on the Good Morning show at 7:30 a m on a Greensboro channel. They will display puppets made in school and demonstrate how to make them. The students are Jane Tyson Anne Stephens Marie Perry Steve Loflin and Dennis Moretz.
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Ferndale School
Greensboro
Jane Tyson
Anne Stephans
Marie Perry
Steve Loflin
Dennis Moretz
Ida Pickens
Kiwanis Ladies Night Announces New Officers
Kiwanis Club Eda hosts a 7 p.m. program at Sedgefield with new officers to be elected for next year J W Morgan president Walter R Comfort vice president Walter F Hester treasurer and William B Secretary Also named are board members Dr M L Aderholdt Arnold Aronson Sloan Gibson Jr George W Grant Jr William A Horney Jr James A Kidd and Gilbert Marsh Entertainment features Doraine and Ellis presenting Costumed Cavalcade of Broadway's Greatest Musical Hits.
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Kiwanis Club
Eda
Sedgefield
J. W. Morgan
Walter R. Comfort
Walter F. Hester
William B
Dr. M. L. Aderholdt
Arnold Aronson
Sloan Gibson Jr
George W. Grant Jr
William A. Horney Jr
James A. Kidd
Gilbert Marsh
Doraine and Ellis
Prayer for TODAY by Alfred N. Sayres
Prayer for TODAY declares God present in all aspects of daily life from birdsong to tap water and fuel. The author, Alfred N. Sayres of Lancaster Pennsylvania, campus professor of practical theology, offers a reverent closing in Jesus name.
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Jesus
Alfred N. Sayres
Lancaster
Theological Seminary
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Injured Girl's Condition Is Satisfactory After Crash
A three year old girl Debbie Hale Brinkley and her mother Fairy Butcher Brinkley were in a car that lost control on N Main Street. Debbie fell from the front seat and the mother reached for the wheel. The mother received facial injuries treated at High Point Memorial hospital.
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Debbie Hale Brinkley
Fairy Butcher Brinkley
N. Main Street
Brinkley
Debbie
High Point Memorial Hospital
State Highway Patrol
Robert E. Norris
Jamestown
Omer C. Millikan
Doris Street
Clark
Dartmouth
Taylor R. Kennerly
Wellington Street
Sherrill R. Perry
South Road
Charlie L. George
Dorothy Street
Automaton Promoted by Cincinnati Doctor in Lab Work
Dr. E L Saenger says automation gadgets in the laboratory are cheaper and more accurate. He heads a new training plan at the University of Cincinnati for medical use of radiation and notes a device that measures radioactivity can run all night. He cites routine work and boredom reducing human error.
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Automation
Cincinnati
E. L. Saenger
Saenger
University of Cincinnati
Protective counsel for parents against child sexual assault
The piece urges parents to forbid children from accepting rides or enticements from strangers and to keep them under constant supervision. It calls for immediate police reporting of molestation attempts and highlights a recent pattern of attacks on young girls, urging parents to act to stop the offender.
David Mitchell Wins 10 Day Europe Trip Prize
David Mitchell a 12 year old High Point carrier from Southeast High Point wins a ten day trip to Europe for recruiting new customers paying bills on time and maintaining a B average. The Enterprise and Family Weekly co sponsor with prizes including trips to Washington and an ice hockey game and cash awards for other carriers.
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Europe
Enterprise
N Iby
WHY
Sm Sweate
Ruby Mitchell
Clara Cox
Tuen
Ferndale
Cas
Tomers
David
Mitchell
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Training Union
Washington, D .C
Tommy Guyer
Centennial Ave
Ronald Lewis
Roger Thompson
Tryon St
Benny Merrill
Tabor St
Tom Talton
Howard Daye
Hugh Moran
Jamestown
Larry Williamson
Ragan St
Larry Potts
Woodlawn Rd
Oak View
Joey Rowe
Farlow
George Hendrix
Centennial l Ave
David Stanfield
Springfield Ave
Allen Jay
Steve Shackelford
Greensboro
Frank Gray
Thomasville
Bobby Fogleman
Hendrick
Tommy Sheins
Bloodmobile seeks 350 pints at Armory two-day drive
Red Cross bloodcenter director Dr Inez Elrod says the Armory visit aims for 350 pints with urgent need for B positive blood and all types. Co-chairs Jim Hayworth and Paul Justice note Piedmont Carolina chapters are short. the system shifts toward a credit plan requiring repayment of donations. Transportation is available by calling 6711. donors over 21 who did not give in October may donate, and 18 to 21 year olds may with parental consent.
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Dick Bickerton
High Point
W. C. Johnson
Red Cross
Armory
Inez Elrod
Red Cross Blood Center
Charlotte
Jim Hayworth
Paul Justice
Piedmont-Carolinas
Local Man Wins Top Scout Award At 37th Banquet
Harriss Covington and J. C. Putnam received the Silver Beaver honor at the 37th annual The award also went to Edward L. Short. Rev. Thomas Haggai delivered the banquet address at First Methodist Church. Haggai was reelected president. Officers named include Alvin Philpott Edward Short and H. R. Williamson. The council noted a record 4 093 members and set a goal of 5 000 by year end.
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Alvin Philpott
Lexington
Edward L. Short
Mocksville
H. R. Williamson
James Maddox
High Point
C. W. Grubb Jr
Salisbury
Lester L. Wofford Sr
Council
Bunn Hackney Jr
Hackney
Baxter Freeze
Camp Uwharrie
Davie
C. C. Cowan
D.C
Tetanus Shot Campaign Proposed in Guilford County
Guilford County Medical Society weighs a plan to require every school child to present a doctor's certificate of tetanus booster every three years. The proposal follows alarm over tetanus deaths in North Carolina, with 15 cases and nine deaths in 1987, mostly among adults over 25. A study committee including Dr. Nowland and Dr. Lynch cites severe reactions to tetanus antitoxin after exposure.
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Guilford County Medical Society
North Carolina
F. B. Nowland
Pleasant Garden
John Lynch
High County
Medical Society
Second Case Awaits Man Sentenced
Henry C. Hale 27 of Lexington Road was sentenced to four months on the roads and faces a Superior Court hearing. Hale was arrested on a capias issued after he failed to appear for trial on charges of assault on a minor and disorderly conduct occurring last October. He asked for
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Thomasville
Henry C. Hale
Lexington Road
Hale
Weather Mood Changeable with Clouds and Light Rain
The forecast notes one of those moods with mostly cloudy skies and occasional light rain. Tomorrow should be generally fair and cooler with a reading around 53 degrees. Friday looks for mild, fair weather and the day’s high near 58. Yesterday’s high was 52 and the low last night was 26.
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