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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1975
Page
3
The piece lampoons the era of booming growth by imagining a new group, the short people, led by a self proclaimed president The plan uses humor to critique oversized trends in cities cars and houses while highlighting the social pains of being short including jokes about height based insults and the challenges of everyday life
The fall furniture market in High Point reports 13 percent higher attendance than 1973 and 2048 percent above last year. Buyers from 21 foreign countries and most states filled the Southern Furniture Market Center as registration hit record highs on opening day and again on a Sunday.
Officials preview a 20-foot all passenger model for elderly and handicapped riders, funded by a $1.15 million federal mass transit grant. The plan includes 16 31-passenger buses, two with handicap access, two 35-passenger units, and interior features like ramps, 16 wheelchair spaces, carpeting, tinted windows, and air suspension.
Guilford County Board of Education approved continuing premeeting agenda access and printed copies at meetings. The board discussed a petition from Pleasant Garden Elementary parents seeking agendas three days prior and minutes summaries. It also adopted policies on student records access and evaluation procedures for professional staff under state law.
A Parkview School leader, Dean Dull, earns state Principal of the Year honors. The piece recalls his impact at Johnson Street and Parkview, praising his respectful, dedicated leadership and the lasting influence on students, teachers, and the High Point community.
The High Point Jaycees sponsor a Get Out the Vote effort offering transportation to polls for registered voters. Call the Jaycee office Tuesday to reserve rides.
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