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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1976

Page

2

Christmas Cheer Fund Reaches $12,763 For 2300 Families

The 1976 High Point drive has 561 contributions averaging about $23 each, totaling $12,763.08. Funds funded food certificates and a toy per child for 2,300 needy families after Dept of Social Services screening. Chairman Benny Braica praised donors and said excess over $12,000 will buy toys for next year. Today 15 contributors added $140 to the drive.

High Point Dept. of Social Services Cheer Fund Benny Braica

Decorations Of The Season In Three North Carolina Cities

A photo feature shows Thomasville High Point and Asheboro street decorations for the yuletide season. Stars trees and candles are shown with Santa’s annual tour beginning tonight as Cris Petree captures the scenes.

Thomasville High Point Asheboro Santa

Guilford County Unemployment Steady in October 1976

Guilford County and the Piedmont Triad SMSA recorded steady October unemployment rates at 5.0 percent and 5.1 percent respectively. In High Point Greensboro and rural Guilford the rates edged up while total county jobless totaled 4,509, with 19,200 unemployed in the six county area.

Greensboro Guilford County Manpower Planning Council Piedmont Triad Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area SMSA Planning Council High Point Guilford Davidson County Randolph County Forsyth, Stokes Yadkin

Terry White Receives Outstanding Young Law Officer Award

Terry White, 25, honored as Outstanding Young Law Officer of the Year by High Point Jaycees. A Ragsdale High School and Guilford College alumnus, he served in the Marine Corps and trained at the High Point Police Academy before joining the patrol division and now the juvenile division. He lives with wife Phyllis and their daughter at 3000 Central Ave.

Terry Roger White High Point Jaycees White Ragsdale High School Guilford College U.S. Marine Corps High Point Police Academy Phyllis 3000 Central Ave

Santa Claus Nearly Arrested for Shoplifting Tale

A High Point police reserve officer working as a store security guard spotted a man with a suitcase, suspected him of shoplifting, and stopped him in the parking lot. The man proved to be Santa or a Santa helper from the same store, ending without incident. The piece underscores a moral about Santa and generosity.

Santa Claus Santa High Point The United States

Tax Collections Rise in Guilford County and High Point

Tax director C R Brooks reports Guilford County has collected 49.33 percent of the 1976 levy by end of November, with High Point at 42.38 percent. Total 1976 taxes received reach $15,087,315 for the county and $3,203,132 for High Point. Payments by Dec 31 avoid interest. postmark after Dec 31 incur a 2 percent charge rising monthly. Projections show 98 to 99 percent collected by June 1977.

Greensboro C.R. Brooks Tax Dept Brooks Guilford County High Point

High Point Enterprise Subscription Rates and Delivery

The High Point Enterprise lists daily and Sunday subscription options with carrier and mail rates. It reserves reproduction rights for local news and other Associated Press content, and notes delivery terms, advertising representation, and disclaimers for home delivery inquiries.

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Educator Attacks Dialect Tolerance in State Education

ECU English Professor Janice Faulkner criticizes moves toward nonstandard dialects and permissive language policies in public schools. She argues standard English remains essential for law, politics, commerce, and culture, warning against repressive effects of linguistic permissiveness. She outlines needs for objective teacher evaluation and diverse educational options amid a broader national debate.

Faulkner National Educators’ Assn

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