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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1976
Page
7
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Vance E Ingram 23 of Windley Street received active sentence in Cantone by District Court Jn Elreta Alexander after earlier conviction for possession of liquor for sale and failure to comply with prior judgment. Reuben Devolution Hancock 44 pleaded guilty to reckless driving with prayer for judgment continued on payment of 50 and costs.
About 400 members of the High Point Executives Club and guests dined at Top of the Mart. Robert Merrill of the Metropolitan Opera sang an arias and Broadway tunes, backed by his wife at the piano, with pieces from The Barber of Seville to Fiddler on the Roof and Gershwin works. The event marked the first Executives Club program at the High Point Theatre and outlined a March 16 meeting with Nancy Dickerson, following a tribute to late former club president Frank H. Wood Sr.
Seventeen finalists were named for the 1975-76 Terry Sanford Award by the Commission on Instruction and Professional Development of the North Carolina Association of Educators. Finalists include Donald George Arnold of T Wingate Andrews High School High Point and Irene Swaim Isley of Asheboro City Schools. Judges from the Learning Institute of North Carolina will choose the winner to receive a plaque and cash prize at the NCAE convention in the Charlotte Coliseum April 8 to 10. The award, created in 1965 at Gov Sanford's suggestion, honors efforts toward quality education in the state.
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Several break ins were reported including thefts from a radio and electric heater at a residence area and a warehouse on E Board Avenue. A drink machine yielded about $2 while small items disappeared from Juanita Hills Community Center. Southside Auction House saw entry via a second floor door and a booth renter named Ruby reported $100 missing.
Judy Ann Robinson 19 of Dobson was charged with murder after a fatal shooting during an argument between two men at a night club near Mount Airy. Ronald Austin Penn, 45, died. police say the incident occurred during a dispute over change. Authorities noted multiple unrelated thefts and minor arrests in the same report.
Ken Hughes received the Knight of the Year award at the Bishop Hafey Council awards night banquet. Al Ghosn earned the Golden Knight for ongoing leadership since 1946. Past grand knights Jim Wallace Jum Neely and Tony Libertore received pins, Joe Varipapa was praised for treasurer work, and Henry Jennings was given a plaque. The council's Tootsie Roll drive Operation Lamb raised 2300 dollars for mentally retarded children groups.
Fifteen Davidson County Community College students and faculty advisors joined the winter meeting of the North Carolina Comprehensive Community College Student Government Assn at Appalachian State University. Lt. Gov. Jim Hunt and Dr. Ben Currin of Rocky Mount spoke, Currin an unannounced candidate for superintendent. Attendees included Tony Hogler of High Point Pat Ausband of Kernersville and David Duggins of Walkertown.
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