Yearbook staff previews 1975 76 edition and school events
The Aln-Ja-Hi yearbook staff reports progress on the 1975 76 edition after visiting Hunter's Publishing Co. Allen Jay announces Mike Crigsman as a John M. Morehead finalist at UNC Chapel Hill. Health Occupations class begins clinic work at High Point Memorial Hospital under Mrs. Barbara Clark for two hours daily. The High Bowl team prepares for Feb 21 qualification rounds at UNCG, with six team members listed. Beta Club hosts Snow Festival Dance. Miss Snow Queen crowned Angela Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter's Publishing Co
Allen Jay
Mike Crigsman
John M. Morehead
UNC
Chapel Hill
Mike Wall
High Point Memorial Hospital
Barbara Clark
East Davidson
Scott McCartney
Snow Queen
Karen Angel
FBLA
Lynn Corn
Angela Cox
Debbie Deaton
Joy Garner
Debbie Horne
Denise Lomax
Sue Parrish
Liz White
FTA
Pam Todd
Rhodda Younts
Divinettes
Marla Zachary
Beta
Andy Answers Your Animal Questions In Ask Andy Column
In a child friendly quiz, Andy sends a 20 volume set to Randy Mullins of Huntsville Alabama and Timothy Schmidt of Staten Island New York answering which is the longest amphibian. The article describes the hellbender giant salamander and other big amphibians, plus caecilians and three groups of amphibians, and it explains tomato pests with a sphynx moth caterpillar as the worst foe. Readers are invited to send questions to Ask Andy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Randy Mullins
Huntsville
Ala
Sogey
North America
China
Japan
Asia
Timothy Schmidt
Staten Island
N.Y
So Your Good Health: Thosteson Answers Readers Questions
Reader questions cover bronchiectasis awareness before hernia surgery, cataracts and their treatment, urinary issues, and skin bruising. Dr Thosteson cautions transparency with surgeons, explains cataract operation benefits, notes the normalcy of certain quirks, and recommends medical tests for bruising while offering his booklet and mail-in requests for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thosteson
Burglary and theft report from High Point weekend
High Point police reported numerous break ins over the weekend. Victims included Alfred Baldwin Fern Street and Mary Luther Rt. 1 Trinity with windows forced and items missing. Stolen items ranged from radios and stereo components to a car, purses, and bicycles. Several arrests followed for drunkenness assault and larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rile Alfred C. Baldwin
Fern ‘Street
Citizens Band
Thomas Wayne Stephens
Filbert Place
Mary Allene Luther
Rt. 1
Trinity
High Point
Roland McClain
Furlough Street
English Road
Ruth Hoover
Wickliff Avenue
Norman Hekler
B. College Drive
Leroy Haywood
Lardner Place
Clara Cox
Lyles Chevrolet
Alma Southern
Route 3
N. Elm Street
Grover Boyce Alexander
Sharon Peters
Lexington Avenue
Family Dollar
Eastgate
Freddie Darnell Sink
Rockspring Road
Mike Hall
Bristol Place
Tommy
E. Grimes Avenue
Marvin Eugene Lockhart
Grand Avenue
Highland Avenue
Samel David Hutchins
Rt. 4
Lexington
Edward Phillips Jr
Green Drive
Odell Franklin Cecil
Adams Street
Mary Ramsey
Fisher Street
Janice Dockery
Herbert Place
Bertha Artington
E. Kearns Avenue
High Point events bring economists and community groups together
Dr. Carl Madden of the U S Chamber of Commerce will discuss Economic Outlook 1978 at the High Point Chamber annual meeting 6:30 p m at Enerswood Country Club Mayor Roy Culler speaks at a YWCA public affairs forum with a no reservation luncheon The Acme Lodge will meet at 7:30 p m The High Point Jaycees offer a free hunter safety course starting Tuesday at 4 p m at the Jaycee office A Home-School Agency Christ the King School meeting runs tonight at 7:32 with Cha A Haywood as guest speaker A pep rally for the 1976 YN Membership Campaign is set for Tuesday at 7 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Madden
Chamber of Commerce of the
U.S
High Point Chamber of Commerce
YWCA
Roy Culler
Culler
Distass
High Point
High Point Jaye
Jaycee
N. Hamilton Street
Agen
Christ the King
Cha A. Haywood
Fede
Expert bidding in bridge takeout double critique
Oswald contrasts expert and ordinary bidding after a takeout double. The hand features North overcalling with a two spade bid while South with five cards in spades and two kings bids 19 game. An ordinary North would raise to three spades, risking a quick four spades by South. South vulnerable faces a tough decision, and in four spades South can win by ruffing and later trump control, forcing South to make the contract in spades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald
James Jacoby
North
South
Jim
Ordin
Executor's Korice and Creditors Notice
Public notice of probate and executor order for the estate of Gul Migetaans. William Stever, executor, announces claims must be filed by January and payments to creditors arranged under North Carolina law. Attorneys Byerly, Post, Prerring & Keziah represent the estate in Guilford County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Entale
Irae Grumaciate
Wae
Hi Trost Company
Leurance Mtn PO
Carol I
William Stever
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Crissman
David Jarvis
Teresa Pardue
Rhonda Younis
Billie Meeks
Prichars
Hisionan
Weiter
Truman
A Near East BC
Aleit Pricer
Ely Ieee Sie
Utah State
Norse
Chackout
North Main St
Montteu Ave
N.C
Chrysler
Plymouth
Total Service Dept
Artoo
ORS
Acon
Husband
George Thosteson
Dr. Tiosteson
Dr. Thosteson
Liz
Roland Albertson
N.C. National Bank
Massachusetts Mutual
Igranen
High Point Enterprise
High Point Police
Bobby R. Locklear
E Street
Gary Bright
Woodbury Street
Larcen
James Clifton Watkins
Westchester
Drn
Jack Lamar Kincaid
Ann Moore Circle
Bi Chinton McNeil
A Avenue
Kenneth al Mozingo
Russ Avenue
Roger Phill McNeil
Cable Ste
Roger McNelse
Roger Michi French
Ann Mot Circle
Madden
Enerswood Country Club
Ywca Forum
Acme Lodge
J. R. Moll Lodge
Tunsday
Jacoby
Eirgas
Worgan
Byerly
Post, Prerring
Keziah Attgrneys
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