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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1976
Page
2
A historical piece notes rising teen adjustment issues and increasing help requests from teens and parents. It highlights myths that society can fix all problems through drug programs, psychiatry, better schooling, or welfare. The mood is that money and personnel solve anything while teens rely on adults and institutions.
Community listings show HPARC meeting at YWCA on Gatewood Avenue with film All My Buttons and a NC Dept of Natural Resources course on visible emission evaluation in Winston-Salem. Volunteer training sessions held at First Presbyterian Church parlor, and PTSA council meeting at T Wingate Andrews High School library with speakers from Alcohol Education Center and Drug Action Council. Also AP retiree groups meet at Astor Dowdy Towers, and Kernersville Recreation Dept and Library sponsor teen events Wednesdays at Paddison Memorial Library basement.
Wood, sightless from birth, taught himself autoharp then violin, now assistant GM of an Atlanta FM station. He produced a gospel album and travels the Southeast for performances, including a recent visit to High Point College. He grew up near Alpharetta, Georgia, credits freedom in upbringing, recalls a few accidents, and performs for church and college groups without expecting pay.
In Atlanta disc jockey Wood praised High Point College students for their friendliness. He toured Old Salem and described tactile learning at a baking kiln. Wood works for Radio Free Georgia, a listener funded station, with unique community support.
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