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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1977

Page

2

Pleasant Garden Leads Guilford County Summer Recreation Push

Pleasant Garden secures $1,000 local funds plus a $1,000 county match to run a day recreation program at the Pleasant Garden Community Center. Six rural Guilford communities are pursuing similar matches, while the county halted a federal funds bid for economically disadvantaged programs.

Pleasant Garden Guilford Jim Hawkins Greensboro Guilford County Margaret Register Pleasant Garden Community Center Board of Commissioners Register Board of County Commissioners Oak Ridge Western Guilford High School

Special Olympics Begin With Swim in High Point Weekend

Tim Clark wins Junior Flight 25 yard backstroke as part of the 1977 North Carolina Special Olympics held in High Point. Over 1,000 mentally disabled youths participate with 83 degree sun and a carnival of eight booths nearby. The weekend includes a track meet at Albion Millis Stadium and a closing worship service with Honorary Head Coach Dr. Leroy Walker among other area figures and volunteers.

Jeff Enterprise Tim Clark Tim N. C High Point McDonald's Civitan Club City Lake High Point College Albion Millis Stadium Leonard Street Recreation Center Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr. Foundation

Julie Hopkins Named DCCC Student Government Head

Julie Annette Hopkins from Denton will lead the Davidson County Community College Student Government Association. She becomes the second woman to hold the post as the college serves nearly 2,000 students.

Julie Hopkins DCCC Lexington Rt. 3 Denton Davidson County Community College Julie Annette Hopkins

Reading Lab Aide Grace Beck Loves School Volunteering

Grace Beck has donated over 235 hours in Johnson Street School's reading lab, mentoring children one on one under Regina Misiaveg. She relocated from New Jersey, continued volunteering after her husband’s death, and finds immense reward in the hugs and "I love yous" from students.

Sandra Frye Grace Beck Johnson Street Philosphy Ms. Beck Regina Misiaveg Ms. Misiaveg Guyer Street

High Point Enterprise publisher and pricing note

The High Point Enterprise announces its afternoon and Sunday morning publication as an independent newspaper. It details mailing and carrier subscription rates, and notes AP news usage and post office classifications.

High Point Enterprise High Joe Enterprise Church Avenuue High Point N.C Associated Press AP News ALC High Point Enterprise, Inc Therm London Associates

Legislators See Local Jail Reforms Easing Prison Crowding

North Carolina corrections leaders say amendments to the local jail plan resolve sheriff and county commission concerns. Prisons will cut inflow by 3000 to 4000 inmates yearly as counties gain control over space and compensation. Local sheriffs may refuse prisoners if space or segregation is inadequate.

Bill Noblitt Raleigh General Assembly Assembly Committee Aaron W. Plyler D-Union McNeill Smith Dguilford State Dept. of Corrections Dept. of Transportation North Carolina

Warner Named Chairman of Bond Drive

Leonard L. Warner of High Point is named general chair for the 1977 Triad Israel Bond Drive. Area chairmen are Dr. Carl M. Hoffman High Point Michael A. Berkelhammer Greensboro and Arnold B. Sidman Winston-Salem. The drive funds Israel’s industries agriculture and exports and ends with a tribute dinner June 7 at the Holiday Inn Four Seasons Greensboro.

Warner Bond Drive Leonard L. Warner High Point Carl M. Hoffman Michael A. Berkelhammer Greensboro Arnold B. Sidman Winston-Salem Holiday Inn Four Seasons

Greensboro Couple Die In Collision

Elbert Kearns 84 and Dorothy Kearns 79 of Greensboro died Friday afternoon when their car collided head on with a tractor trailer on U.S. 311 six miles west of Randleman. Truck driver Marty Medlin 30 said the Kearns car swerved into his lane. he and the couple had been traveling in proper lanes. The Kearns were pronounced dead at Randolph Hospital. Medlin had minor injuries.

Randleman Carter Elbert Kearns Dorothy Hubbard Kearns Hillside Dr Greensboro B.G. Wray U.S Wray Brown Transportation Corp Atlanta Kearns Marty Lee Medlin Oberlin Heights Highway Patrol Medlin Randolph Hospital

Sparks Trigger Two Early Morning Fires In High Point

A High Point Fire Dept spokesman says two fires occurred since Friday morning. At 6:12 a.m. firefighters battled a lint ignition fire in the carding room at Highland Cotton Mill on Mill Street, damaging cotton and two machines. Earlier at 10:09 a.m. Friday sawdust in Marsh Furniture Co. dust system on E Kearns Avenue ignited, spreading to nearby combustibles around a blower machine.

High Point Highland Cotton Mill Mill Street Marsh Furniture Co E. Kearns Avenue

Court Won't Let Them Say I Do in Interracial Marriage Case

Forsyth County two magistrates face a federal lawsuit after refusing to marry an interracial couple. Thomas Roger Person and Carol Ann Figueroa, who have a 2 year old daughter, allege Equal Protection violations. The suit seeks to require the magistrates to perform civil marriages for bi racial couples with licenses and seeks damages.

Winston-Salem N.C Forsyth County Thomas Roger Person Carol Ann Figueroa U.S. District Court Greensboro Person Miss Figueroa J.C. Lewter Lewter Harold W. Thomerson Thomerson Bertram E. Brown Legal Aid North Carolina Thomersn

Residences Drive April Building Permits in County

April building activity rose driven by new residences in the county Inspections Dept report by James Prillaman. Permits totaled 4 969 420 with 75 single family dwellings valued at 2 729 250 and a 64 unit multi family project worth 1 200 000.

Greensboro James Prillaman

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