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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1977
Page
3
Parents should slow the push for milestones and allow teens to grow at their pace. Open dialogue reduces anxiety and withdrawal, while shifting discipline to self control. A mature adult presence and nonjudgmental talk support teens facing peer pressure and confusing feelings.
William T. Guy dean of Students at High Point College won a study work fellowship at Memphis State University Tennessee to complete his doctoral program in education. He will be assigned to the University Center for Higher Education and develop a materials center while taking courses part time. Guy will move to Memphis in late August and return by May 1978. He will hold a leave of absence degree at High Point College and expects to resume his post. He has studied at UNC Chapel Hill and Greensboro and earned a 1966 UNC Greensboro masters. Guy joined High Point College as dean of students in 1970 and has taught at Ledford Allen Jay High Schools. He belongs to several professional associations including the National Education Assn and the High Point Jaycees.
Archdale residents weigh whether to cut the 27 cent rate to 22 cents as four council members back a lower levy, with a costly sewer project looming. Some favor maintaining the rate to fund sewer, library, or police needs, while property reevaluation boosts values and potential revenue. Archdale, 6,400 people, faces limited commercial tax base and relies mainly on homeowners.
Raleigh AP reports Lt. Gov. Jimmy Green sold five blueberry farms for over 1 million dollars claiming a 1 million dollar loss. He says lack of time to run them alongside duties forced the sale. He owns tobacco and Eco Warehouses. his 21 year old son is in school and may not want to manage the farms.
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