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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1975
Page
1
Forrest Dates recalls a Myrtle Beach camping trip at Pirateland, praising low costs, a friend’s free camper, and roughing it with bathhouse showers. He notes the campground’s rules, the quiet of thousands of campers, and reflections on travel by I-95 versus backroads, joking that the highway goes to rich-people destinations.
Parkview Village Elementary School principal Dean Dull has been named a candidate for the state Principal of the Year award. From Guilford Rockingham district, he competes with one other nominee for the honor to be announced at the Principal's Conference in Wilmington in July 2023.
North Carolina Democrats adopt a delegate selection plan to align with national rules. 75 percent of delegates stay district based while 15 statewide at large delegates are chosen by a slate. All delegates must publicly list presidential preference or lack thereof and be committted to their candidate.
The Friendship weatherman predicts partly cloudy skies today through Monday with highs in the upper 80s. Overnight lows today expect mid to upper 60s. Chance of precipitation 10 percent today rising to 20 percent tonight with a possibility of thundershowers Monday.
The ten signal coding system is being revised to standardize meanings across the country for a new FCC granted emergency frequency. Signals 10-1 to 10-37 will be uniform nationwide, 10-38 to 10-77 state specific, and above 10-77 department codes. High Point police await adoption as area departments study the change, hoping for better interagency communication during emergencies.
Belk-Beck Co announces closure of its 120 N. Main St. department store with a closing out sale starting next Thursday. The Westchester Mall store will gain 15 000 square feet, and the downtown site aims to close by August 1. Budget shop planned by September 1 as part of regional expansion efforts in High Point.
The Parks and Recreation Dept. sponsors a senior swimming and wading session at City Lake Pool starting Monday at 6 p.m. Contact Tommy Shoaf at 885-4414. Randolph Tech offers two speed reading courses via the Management Development Program beginning Tuesday with classes on Tuesday and Thursday for six weeks. For details, contact the institute. Epilepsy group Triad meets Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Chamber of Commerce building, 704 N. Main St. A Slimnastics class runs Tuesday and Thursday 7 to 9 p.m. at Southside Multipurpose Center. Sue Brown at 883-9412 for info. A rock display at High Point Public Library features gems from North Carolina mountains, local minerals like bornite, turquoise from the Western U.S., and quartz from a Thomasville creek. Children may call the library to display a collection.
HP 979 items listed with sequence numbers for a catalog or inventory. The fragment suggests a listing of parts or sections labeled 10 1 through 10 10 excluding 8. It reads like an index or cross reference from a technical document.
A compact listing of police and emergency radio codes from ten signal sets. Includes statuses from In-Service and Out-of-Service to Arrival, Completion, and standby. Covers urgency flags, traffic, alarms, arrests, injuries, and special operations with references to location, units, and contact messaging.
Advertising page lists daily and Sunday rates, mail and carrier plans for The High Point Enterprise, with regional tax and distribution notes. Details include durations, prices, and terms for subscriptions in North Carolina and delivery arrangements.
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