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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1973
Page
1
A narrator recalls attempting to imitate younger style and culture to understand today’s youth. He abandons narrows ties and fashion, buys a Japanese-made totem pole, and embraces resting as his “thing.” He mocks The Establishment, then returns to old habits, ending with lingering headaches and a wary stance toward youth culture.
Enterprise staff writer reports on Al Granowski, director of the Diagnostic Reading Center, challenging beliefs that schools alone teach reading. He cites home deficits, physical and social factors, and instructional mismatch as barriers, urging focus on loving reading and early intervention amid disparities in gender and race.
John King of 1713 Lazy Lane rebuilt player pianos as a hobby. He details the grind of restoring foot pumper models and a Welte Mignon reproducer, costs, time, and sources for parts. The piece notes his move from Connecticut with five pianos and the challenges of collecting rolls and tuning. A secondary brief reports Gov. Jim Holshouser's Raleigh news conference on the energy crisis and travel.
Asheboro Lions Club will present its first Lions Humanitarian Award Tuesday in the Sir Robert Banquet Room with Gov. Jim Holfhouser possibly participating by phone if an executive meeting prevents in person attendance. The award honors a state wide figure and a large local turnout is expected. The 7 pm program will keep the recipient secret.
President Dr. Wendell Patton directs energy saving steps under Nixon's call. Vehicles limited to under 50 mph except emergencies. buildings cooled to 65 66 degrees. Camelot tour canceled due to energy crisis. meeting planned to adjust calendar and daily schedule for further savings.
Kirkman Park School PTA hosts a fall festival in the cafetorium from 6 30 to 8 30 pm with a cake sale flea market auction and hot dog supper. Tickets are sold at the door.
A reader reflects on the energy crisis and Nixon calls to carpool and lower heat to 68 degrees. She compares past affluence with present comfort, notes family bonds, praises The Waltons, and muses on wood stoves and slower living as possible new norms.
The 1973 General Assembly established a 15 member commission to advise the state on sickle cell anemia and related disorders. Dr James P Green a Henderson family practitioner is named temporary chairman.
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