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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1976
Page
2
Susie Hall four years old and her sister received forty thousand pennies from her parents. The Halls deposited the coins in bank accounts for the two children last week. A bank machine counted and packaged the coins.
Police report multiple break ins on Friday across High Point. McLarty Drug on Church Avenue lost over 8,000 pills. Flash Market on English Road was entered via a fan vent with cash missing from a bank bag. Other sites included homes on Monthew Avenue Lamb Street Washington Drive Elm Street and a local school. Arrests followed for breaking and entering marijuana possession assault with a deadly weapon and drunken driving.
The High Point Enterprise announces home delivery rates and terms including monthly and Sunday options with tax details. It states that subscriptions are billed by carriers and distributors and that the Enterprise is not responsible for payments made to them. contact London Associates for advertising.
High Point police and FBI agents arrested 31 year old David McCoy Bishop of Winston Salem on a federal bank robbery warrant for the First Citizens Bank at Eastgate Shopping Center. A second suspect remains at large. about 6 foot 3 inches and 250 pounds.
Richard Evans, great grand nephew of abolitionist John Brown, manages Bonanza Sirloin Pit on I 85 in Lexington NC. Evans claims a family link, describes Brown as a mad genius, and recounts his own varied path from acting in New York to wildlife biology, veterinary work, and zoo duties before settling near Asheboro with farming plans and a 200 year old house to restore.
John Bauckman, director of the High Point Museum since 1974, was elected vice-president of the North Carolina Museum Council in Raleigh. He announced the council’s two day March meeting will be held in High Point as the council seeks a unified lobbying voice for state museums.
Guilford County residents will witness the fifth Democrat majority on the Board of Commissioners as three new members are sworn in. Forrest Campbell Ogden Deal and Bert Hall take oaths, replacing Republicans, and the board will elect a chairman for 1977. The session also sees a drainage easement hearing and budget items including rural trash rates a private sewer line for a new High Point area school and Rankin Fire District tax requests.
The Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn will hold a product liability seminar for members on December 7 to help avert increases in product insurance premiums. Guest speakers include Dr V Mor Ros of the American Standards Testing Bureau and an independent technical consulting firm focusing on product risk and loss studies.
A request for a special exception under Guilford County zoning rules to operate an ana scrap metal business will appear before the Board of Adjustment at 7 30 p m on a date in December at the courthouse.
Miss Mary Julia Demarest, Randolph County's first nutritionist, plans a fulltime county program funded by local monies if state and federal funds wane. She aims to develop a comprehensive nutrition plan, set up a WIC component in Caswell and Person Counties, and counsel patients while coordinating with agencies and staff.
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