Santa Meets Press In Unlikely Interview At Mall
Enterprise staff writer traces a theatrical Santa at a Westchester Mall office denying rumors of non existence blaming bad PR. He cites elves at the North Pole and nine reindeer Rudolph through Blitzen as proof while teasing a crystal ball and a steady list of toy requests from children.
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Carol Wilson Utley
North Pole
Claus
Reindeer
Rudolph
Dasher
Dancer
Prancer
Vixen
Comet
Cupid
Dander
Blitzen
George Meany
Davidson Manager Seeks Industrial Revenue Bond Commission
Davidson County Manager Jim Phillips outlined a plan to form an industrial revenue bond commission early next spring. He will submit about 2 percent of residents for consideration, with seven to be appointed by county commissioners after review and letters. The panel may authorize up to five million dollars for manufacturing plant bonds and set terms of two, four, and six years.
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Phil Speaks
Enterprise
Lexington
Jim Phillips
Vidson
Industrial Revenue Bond Commission
Bond Commission
Davidson's
Ben Tyson
Tyson
Phillips
Industrial
Cheer Fund Tops Goal In High Point Community Drive
The Christmas Cheer Fund aims to aid about 2,300 local families with toys and food certificates, nearly double last year. The Enterprise hosts the yearly drive with the Fur nitureland Kiwanis Club, recognizing gifts as they come in. A notable annual contribution comes from the Westchester Mall Merchants Assn with shoppers dropping money into the mall fountain in December.
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High Point
Enterprise
Furnitureland Kiwanis Club
Westchester Mall Merchants Assn
Enterprise Holiday Schedule For Christmas Observance
The Enterprise announces differing holiday hours. Circulation closes 5 p.m. Friday opens 7 a.m. Sunday and closes at noon. Advertising closes Friday and Saturday. business closes at noon Friday. News dept. has an early Friday deadline. No paper Saturday Christmas Day. early Saturday night deadline for Sunday edition.
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Enterprise
Alternative Provided In Nat Greene Home
Nat Greene Home for Boys director Mike DiFoggio supports a state move to replace training schools with local alternatives for juveniles. The home, near Stokesdale, houses six boys ages 11 to 15 and shows low recidivism, with three of 17 residents returning to training schools. Residents are court-referred or via community agencies, screened by an admissions committee, counseled, and attend county schools.
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Mike DiFoggio
Nat Greene Home For Boys
Nat Greene
Stokesdale
DiFoggio
Frank Edmonds
General Assembly
Salvation Army Brightens Christmas for High Point Needy
High Point Salvation Army led by Major B G Johnson serves 12 to 15 destitute men on Christmas Day with turkey dinners and small gifts at the Green Street building. Volunteers visit nursing homes, the hospital ward, and the jail with fruit baskets songs and gifts ahead of the holiday.
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Carol Wilson Utley
High Point
High Point Salvation Army
B.G. Johnson
Salvation Army
Johnson
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