Psychologist Will Address Civitan Club
A Duke University psychologist, Dr. Donald John Stedman of Durham, will speak to the High Point Civitan Club on Tuesday in observance of National Retarded Children's Week. An author and professor, he has served as senior clinical psychologist at Craig Colony in Sonyea, New York, and associate director of research for the Joseph P Kennedy Jr. Foundation. He is an assistant professor at Duke Medical Psychology and Child Psychiatry since October, with degrees from St Bonaventure, University of Rochester, and Peabody College. He served in the Army Reserve 1953 to 1955 as captain and is married with four children.
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Sonyea
N. Y
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation
Washington, D. C
Army Reserve
High Point School Board Seeks Parent Opinion on Cafeterias
The High Point City Board of Education asks more than 2,000 parents to respond to an opinion survey on cafeteria operation in public schools. The survey presents choices between federal or non federal meal programs and between an a la carte system or fixed plate meals. The board deems the survey fair and impartial and aims to guide policy.
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High Point Board of Education
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High Point City
High Point
Oak View
Cafeteria survey to parents on federal feeding programs
A Monday survey to parents via their children discusses three federal programs known as the Federal Feeding Program. The surplus commodity program aims to reduce surplus and raise farm prices by government purchase and storage of foods. The Special Milk Program ties to surplus control, while the National School Lunch Program provides reduced-price lunches through subsidies in poorer areas.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Minister supports national school lunch program
A Baptist minister Rev. W. D. Williamson told The Enterprise that the National School Lunch Program better serves Central High School students by lowering costs per meal, with his own children paying 20 to 25 cents in a program school. The High Point board notes varied operation quality, costs, and that subsidies come from donors and taxes, arguing parent responsibility versus government funding.
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W. D. Williamson
Central High School
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High Point
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Monthen Ave
Door to door canvass aids retarded children
The Junior Woman's Club launches a door to door solicitation for the High Point NC chapter of the National Association for Retarded Children. Mrs. Hodges heads the campaign and Dr. Marcus Aderholdt Jr. leads National Retarded Children's Week through Nov 28, stressing community support for services for mentally retarded children.
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High Point
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Survey Terms Are Criticized By Local Leaders
Mrs Bill Dreyer chair of the committee for Better School Lunches says the board of education survey is unfair and ignores four options for cafeteria operation. Jaycees and Citizens Committee leaders support milk program and lower costs, while suit against the board seeks to change current practices. The board maintains few citizens are dissatisfied and plans to issue a message tomorrow.
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Committee For
Board of Education
Don Crawford
High Point
Citizens Committee For Better Schools
Crawford
Jaycees
Committee For Better School Lunches
Johnson Street
PTA
Citizens Committee
Anne Maley
Levently
High Point Board of Education
Warming Trend Continues Into Early Week
The warming trend is expected to persist for about two days after a brief cold spell. Partly cloudy skies with warmer conditions are forecast today. Monday should bring similar weather with a chance of showers that may cool things off. High around 68 degrees, much warmer than last week’s highs. Tonight’s low near 40, last night 32. Saturday’s high was 62.
Accident Box Score This Week and Year Summary
A compact report shows weekly and year to date totals for accidents. This week records 29 incidents, 0 deaths, 7 injuries, and $6,855 in property loss. Year to date totals include 7 deaths, 560 injuries, and $473,338.50 in property loss.
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