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Ducal
Government
Carl Sandburg
Bridge Commentary by Oswald and James Jacoby
Oswald argues a perfect opening lead would guarantee success. Jim notes South four spades signals distribution and North gains with five clubs. Dallas player Bobby Goldman leads diamonds to set South back, illustrating the slam’s vulnerability and defense.
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Jim
South
North
Dallas
Inter
Bobby Goldman
Senior Camp, Reunions, and Classes Hit North Carolina Cities
The High Point Parks and Recreation Dept sponsors a day camp for seniors at Camp Ann City Lake Park from 9:30 a.m. July 5 through the next Friday featuring a sing along fishing rodeo crafts and nature study. The class of 55 of Church Street Senior High School in Thomasville holds its 22nd reunion Friday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mr and Mrs Willie James Baxter with a banquet and dance at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Holiday Inn High Point. Memorial services are Sunday at Brown's New Calvary Baptist Church and a cookout is noon Monday at King Row Recreational Park in Thomasville. Jamestown offers a CEO credit course Creative Dramatics for the Classroom Teacher at Guilford Technical Institute with flexible daily hours for 5 and a half weeks. contact GTI for enrollment. A fashion show by Recreation Dept is set for Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Astor Dowdy Towers.
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High Point Parks and ‘Recreation Dept
Camp Ann
City Lake Park
Thomasville
Church Street Senior High School
Willie James Baxter
Mary James Ave
Holiday Inn
High Point
Brown's
New Calvary Baptist Church
Jamestown
Guilford Technical
Institute
GTI
Saw Mill Fire Believed Set In Randolph County
Damages of 11000 dollars were reported Friday after someone set fire to a saw mill on Route 3 near Asheboro Randolph County. Sheriff deputies Herman Dowell, operator of McDowell Brothers Sawmill, said someone unscrewed an oil plug and ignited the oil. McDowell arrived before the fire could spread.
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Asheboro
Rt. 3
Randolph
Herman Dowell
McDowell Brothers
McDowell
Asheboro Youth Dies In Wreck
An 18 year old passenger Herman Keith Saunders was killed when a car traveling at high speed overturned on Pooltown Road six miles east of Asheboro. Clifton Dale Tucker of Trinity is charged with driving under the influence exceeding a safe speed and manslaughter.
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Asheboro
Rt. 2
Pooltown
Highway Patrol
Herman Keith Saunders
Saunders
Clifton Dale Tucker
Rt. 1
Trinity
Refrigerator Loot and Weekend Auto Thefts Hit High Point
Thieves stole a refrigerator full of frozen beef and seafood from John Pollock on Johnson Street plus numerous autos and items citywide. A 16 year old, Bobby Ray LeGrand, was arrested for thefts. other arrests include three men for drunken driving.
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John Pollock
Johnson Street
Pollock
Ada McDonald
Barbee Avenue
Bobby Ray LeGrand
Rosa Lee Collins
Four Hurt in Weekend One Car Crashes in High Point
High Point police investigated two weekend crashes. Sarah Lynn Stone of Barge Place was treated after losing control on Kearns Avenue and hitting a parked car. she was charged with exceeding a safe speed. In another crash on Ward Avenue, Winfred Gene McClellan and two passengers were treated and released. A 17 year old, Woodruff Galloway, was charged with running a stop sign after colliding with Rupert Steele on Sherrod Avenue. Four people were treated after a second Main Street crash at Grimes Avenue involving Norma Chandler and Arthur McFadden families.
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Scott Garten Buick
North Main Street
Lawrence Onyeremba
Kivett Drive
Donald R. Scott
High Point
Church Avenue
William Henry Harris
S. Main Street
Flamingo
Brentwood Street
Bernard Alston
Willow Place
Wayne Hegg
Grant Street
Lowe's Food
Westchester Drive
Jennie M. Herndon
Bolingbroke Road
Phillip Hayworth
Trenton Street
Chestnut Street
Robert Dills
Wellingford Street
Joseph Quick Jr
Main Street
Jamestown
James Julius Lindsay
Tate Street
Joe Phillips Beaver
E. Kearns Avenue
Sarah Lynn Stone
Barge Place
Ms. Stone
Kearns Avenue
Jefferson St
Winfred Gene McCellan
Furlough Avenue
Ward Avenue
McClellan
Mae Bertha Davis
London Drive
Louellen McCray
High Point Memorial Hospital
Woodruff Tederial Galloway
Hobson Street
Rupert Steele
Richardson Avenue
Sherrod Avenue
Underhill Street
Steele
Grimes Avenue
Norma Hilton Chandler
Roy Avenue
Arthur Jerome McFadden
White Oak
William Michael Allred
Barrett Street
Archdale
Service personnel notices from Lexington area units
Army Pvt Jesse B Yates of Lexington assigned to 25th Infantry Division at Schofield Barracks Hawaii. 2nd Lt Roger D Weisner of Lexington graduated OSI missile officer course at Sheppard AFB Texas and to Davis Monthan AFB for SAC duty. Sp4 Edward P Mock of Lexington completed jungle training in Panama. Mack infantryman at Ft Campbell entered Jan 1975. 2nd Lt James W Campbell of Lexington completed infantry officer basic course at Ft Benning. Marine Pvt John L Parleir of Maiden completed correctional specialist course at Ft McClellan. Pvt Lavone S Love of Thomasville completed seven weeks AIT at Ft Benning. Sgt Jerry W Walker of Lexington led squad in 101st Airborne. participated in AT&EP at Ft Knox. Walker enlisted May 1968 after graduating William Penn High School.
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Army
Jesse B. Yates
Bessie V. Yates
25Th Infantry
Schofield Barracks
Hawaii
Yates
Roger D. Weisner
Clarence 0. Weisner
Rt. 12
Lexington
Sheppard Afb
Tex
U.S. Air Force
Davis-Monthan Afb
Ariz
Strategic Air Command
North Davidson High School
Weisner
N. C. State University
Reserve Officers Training
Army Sp
Edward Pf, Mock
Edward Mock
Mary Lee
N. Pugh St
Panama
C.Z. Mack
506Th Infantry
Ft. Campbell
Army National Guard
James W. Campbell
U.S Army Infantry School
Ft. Benning, Ga
Marine Corps Pvt
John L. Parleir
Lena W. Burke
Rt. 2
Maiden
U.S. Army Military Police School
Ft. McClellan
Ala
Lavone S. Love
Maston S. Love
Rt. 1
Thomasville
Ft. Benning
Jerry W. Walker
Ruby Walker
E. Grimes Ave
101St Airborne Division
Ft. Campbell, Ky
Ft. Knox
Friday Best Day To Find A Wreck
Friday yields the most vehicle wrecks in first five months per High Point Police data. 206 wrecks occurred on Fridays, 141 on Mondays, with other days trailing as cited. Police will monitor several streets for violations and radar use, warning drivers to be extra cautious during the July fourth holiday period.
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Mike James
High Point
James
Pointer Earns Best Overall News Magazine Award
The Pointer at High Point Central High School won best overall news magazine at the 36th annual NC Scholastic Press Assn institute in Chapel Hill. It was the first year The Pointer appeared in the newsmagazine format with Debbie Allen Grant as editor in chief, Kay Kennerly as sports editor, and Laurie Trivette as news features editor.
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the Pointer
High Point Central High School
Institute of the N.C. Scholastic Press Assn
Chapel Hill
Pointer
Debbie Allen Grant
Kay Kennerly
Laurie Trivette
Greensboro Social Services Board to Discuss Extra Title 20 Funds
Guilford County board plans 7:30 p.m. meeting in High Point to approve a $100000 Title 2 funds allocation for day care and operations. They will extend several contracts and review efficiency of food stamp operations, in Room 201 of the City-County Building on S Hamilton Street.
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Greensboro
Guilford
Metz
S. Hamilton Street
Jamestown Council Eyes 1977 Budget and GTI Sewer Request
Jamestown council to adopt a $1.3 million budget for 1977-78 with a 35 cent tax rate per $100 valuation. They will also consider allowing Guilford Technical Institute to tap a sewer line serving GTI Campus and Ragsdale High School, subject to state rules on line extensions and non taxpayer connections.
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Jamestown
Guilford Technical Institute
GTI
Ragsdale High School
Theft reports mount from Jamestown residents
Guilford County sheriff records weekend thefts including two lawnmowers valued at 100 and 75 dollars, a 260 dollar garden tiller, four feet of air hose at Country Corner, 240 dollars in cash, a 200 dollar boat motor, and a break in at Violet Lane with no items taken. Residents named include Charles Bain Richard Jones John W Henderson Sammy Bradford Gardener Franklin Stuart Douglas Eschebury.
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Guilford County Sheriff's Dept
Charles Bain
Rt. 1
Jamestown
Richard Jones
Oakdale Road
John W. Henderson
Sammy Bradford
Logan Circle
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High Point Parks and Recreation Dept
Astor Dowdy Towers
Elizabeth Robinson
Tryon Avenue
Scotty Snider
E. Farriss Avenue
Ray Sternburg
Briggs Place
Holiday Motors
W. Green Drive
South Side
Tommy A. Kelly
Woodrow Avenue
Thomas
Clifton Street
George Vaughn
Shadow Valley Road
Oak
McFadden
Linda McFadden
Commerce Avenue
Hopewell (Va.) High School
Davidson County Community College
Jeannie
Parleir
Marine Corps
Robert L. Parleir
Love
Walker
Hattie
O'Neill St
William Penn High School
John Lowe
Selective Enforcement
Trinity Avenue
Nathan Hunt Drive
Montlieu Avenue
Baker Road
Gaines Avenue
Eastchester
Lakewood Drives
Edgewood Drive
Rockspring Road
Council
Public Works Unit
Harold Hall
Morris Exxon Car Center
N. Main
Westchester
Franklin Stuart
Louise Avenue
Penny Road
Douglas Eschebury
High Point Road
Violet Lane
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Court OF Justic District Court Division
State OF North Carolina
County OF Guilford
Charlotte Lambeth Hughes
George William Hughes, JR
Leadan
Charles R. Jarrett
East
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North Carolina
W. Roland Albertson
C.L.A
N.C. National Bank
Massachusetts Mutual
Imuranee
EXON
North Main St
Monthieu Ave
N.C
HONDA
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Genuine Parts CO
Steele St
Main St
S. Main
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