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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1970

Page

18

Sculptor Chaliapin Sees Chicago Return After Vienna Years

American sculptor painter William Chaliapin, living near Vienna's Kunsthistorisches Museum, contemplates returning to Chicago. He cites Vienna as a cultural hub with strict daily life, the Spanish Riding School, and patrons who still value traditional art amid modern photography. He envisions an exhibit of ten American figures sculpted in bronze, including Nixon and Maddox, to debut in Chicago.

Vienna Nea William Chaliapin Kunsthistorisches Museum Chicago Chaliapin America

Guilford County Looks to Shredder to Cut Junk Car Woes

The Guilford County Inspections Department expects a new shredding unit near Kernersville to ease the growing junk car problem. United Automobile Disposal Co will pay varying rates for vehicles and will also accept used appliances, though not for payment. County officials note zoning limits and lack of power to declare abandoned cars or order removals, urging action similar to High Point and Greensboro to reduce hazards from junk yards and burned cars.

Greensboro Guilford County Kernersville James Prillaman United Automobile Disposal Co Prillaman Guilford High Point

Piedmont AIA Group Plans Wednesday Meeting

GREENSBORO The Piedmont Section of the North Carolina Chapter of the American Institute of Architects will hold its monthly meeting Wednesday at 6 30 p m at Sheraton Motor Inn. Guest speaker will be Robert Anderson A I A dean of the School of Architecture at the University of North Carolina in Charlotte. Officers elected include S Aaron Allred High Point president J Hyatt Hammond Asheboro vice president Herbert A Carmen Burlington secretary treasurer new directors are Walter Blue A C Woodruff Jr Greensboro and David Arnold Alvis George Asheboro.

Greensboro Piedmont North Carolina American Institute of Architects Sheraton Motor Inn Robert Anderson A.I.A School of Architecture University of North Carolina Charlotte S. Aaron Allred High Point J. Hyatt Hammond Asheboro Herbert A. Carmen Burlington Walter Blue A. C. Woodruff Jr David Arnold Alvis George

Saint Patrick's Feast Day Reflects Death Not Birthday

The text notes March 17 as Saint Patrick's feast day, marking his death and the beginning of eternal peace, rather than his birthday, as understood by early Christians.

Patrick

Amblyopia Clinic Tests 339 Children in Two North Carolina Cities

In High Point and Archdale, 339 children aged five to nine were screened for amblyopia last Saturday. High Point Jaycees sponsored tests at three schools while Archdale Trinity Jaycees backed a Trindale School clinic with local optometrist cooperation.

High Point Archdale High Point Jaycees Johnson Street Montlieu Avenue School Fairview School Trindale School Archdale Trinity Jaycees

Thomasville names 14 member committee on recreation center

Mayor Harvey Carpenter Jr and Chamber of Commerce president Wayles Harrison will head a 14 member panel to decide on a proposed multi family recreation center. The group will meet November 23 to choose between a YMCA facility or a recreation department project and report to the Chamber board on November 30. About 75 leaders attended the City Hall session where James Stevens outlined a recreation oriented facility and a YMCA feasibility study favored the YMCA option.

Thomasville Harvey Carpenter Jr Chamber of Commerce Wayles Harrison Harrison Carpenter Glenn Brooks Tom Burwell Wint Capel Kermit City Hall James Stevens Raleigh YMCA James Haliburton The

Knit Classes Still Open for Fall Session in Asheboro

Randolph Technical Institute officials say it is not too late to enroll in Beginning Knitting and Advanced Knitting classes starting Tuesday November 17. Classes meet from 7 to 9 30 p.m. each Tuesday for 10 weeks.

Asheboro Randolph Technical Institute

Eye Clinic Held For Children At Trindale Elementary

About 126 area school children attended the first sponsored Amblyopia Clinic at Trindale Elementary School. Jaycee president Roy Allen said turnout pleased and about 12 pupils were found below normal in vision after a training session with Dr. L. F. Pruden of High Point prior to the event.

Archdale Trindale Jaycee Roy Allen L. F. Pruden High Point

Association to Perform Concerts at UNC Greensboro Aycock Auditorium

The Association, known for Cherish Windy and Never My Love, will perform at 8 p m and 10 p m Saturday in Aycock Auditorium on UNC Greensboro campus. Tickets go on sale Friday at Guilford College Student Union and UNC Greensboro Student Union for 3 dollars each, with door sales if remaining.

Greensboro Aycock Unc-Greensboro Guilford College

District Judge Appointments Named in North Carolina

Chief Justice William H. Bobbitt announced the appointment of six district court chief judges. The appointees are Leonard VanNoppen Danbury 17th district Hal Hammer Walker Asheboro 19th Hubert E Oliver Lexington 22nd Ralph Davis North Wilkesboro 23rd Cary Walker Allen Asheville 28th and Joe H Evans Hickory 25th. Activation of districts 17th 19th 22nd 23rd and 28th on December 7 will complete a uniform NC court system.

Raleigh William H. Bobbitt North Carolina Supreme Court Leonard van Noppen Danbury Hal Hammer Walker Asheboro Hubert E. Oliver Lexington Ralph Davis North Wilkesboro Cary Walker Allen Asheville Joe H. Evans Hickory North Carolina

Guilford Faces State Move After Welfare Test Case Delay

Guilford County officials call a state plan to haul nonparticipants in welfare programs to court an about face from earlier test case talk. County Manager John Witherspoon notes Jones County was chosen for a WIN test case but delayed by the state. Guilford itself has not been officially informed. State officials say nonparticipants threaten state and federal authority, while Guilford argues WIN duplicates existing services and prefers court orders.

Greensboro Guilford State Department of Ial Services John Witherspoon WIN Jones County North Carolina Witherspoon State Department of Social Services Social Services Unit State Board of Social Services Guilford County Department of Social Services State Department Commission Dale Montgomery Montgomery U.S

LBJ Still Receives Friday White House Briefings

Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson states former president Lyndon B. Johnson gets White House world events briefings every Friday and speaks by phone with Cabinet members and Henry A. Kissinger from his Texas ranch.

Washington Lyndon B. Johnson White House Texas Henry A. Kissinger Nixon

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