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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1971
Page
8
Answers fill a word ladder with fasteners and rivers and ages with hints like 11 and 12 across. The list includes European river 12 Communist 19 Crafty 21 Joined together 22 Precious meta 23 Asian inland sea 24 Diverse comb form overt.
A bridge analysis by Oswald and James Jacoby explains a one no trump three no trump auction with South 17 points and North 11. The hand illustrates how a free finesse can backfire and how careful play from dummy can salvage or doom the contract.
Davidson County Community Action Inc. announces a 15080 grant from the Office of Economic Opportunity to fund food aid vouchers for families in need across the county. The program includes medical aid linked to malnutrition and a follow up to ensure use of resources, with contact in Thomasville via Warren Leonard at Northwest Center.
A 14 year old, Ransom Fulchley, collapsed and died while playing football in near ninety degree weather in Charlotte. He had been playing with friends when the incident occurred Monday.
The 27th annual July 4 Celebration Inc presents 127 classes with $850 in prize money plus ribbons and trophies. Parade and best decorated entries prizes featured. two rings start at 8:30 am, with championship classes at Sutton Stadium 8 pm. Parade forms at First Baptist Church, with kiddie rides and music plus a fiddlers convention in the gym.
About 350 students took part in the eighth Junior High School Mixed Choral Clinic at the University of North Carolina with Ferndale Jr High students Dennis McDowell Lynne Moring Diane Frazier Theresa Hall and Susan McFalls and Northeast Jr High’s Michaelle McDowell among participants as part of North Carolina Summer Institutes in Choral Arts.
The Furnitureland Rotary Club celebrated charter night at the Holiday Inn West with District 769 leaders and wives attending. Dr. Charles W. Lowry presented the charter to President Bill J. Green, and J Ed Pleasants awarded Rotary lapel pins to members.
Dale Ingold of Trinity Senior High School joins fellow students in the Student Science Training Program at the University of North Carolina. The curriculum covers math computer programming chemistry biology and astronomy in a college level science experience.
Four people were injured Monday when a pickup turned left onto Fairfield Road from Surrett Drive and hit a car. Injured were Maxine Blizzard and three Blizzard children. The pickup driver Mary Stanley Church was charged with failure to yield. A second crash at National Boulevard and Albertson Road injured Calvin Hammonds who faced driving without a license and stop sign violations. Roy Campbell was charged with allowing an unlicensed driver.
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