High Point bowling season features meetings and league results
The High Point Bowling Association plans meetings for committees including Awards Mary Williard and Barbara Hite while open meeting set for Oct 30 at Emanuel Lutheran Church. League reports highlight Crazy Queen's, Go-Go, Breakfast Club, Go-Getters, Mix Masters, and Confederate and Yankees with notable high games and series by multiple bowlers.
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High Point Woman’s Bowling Association
Piedmont la and Loan Bank
Barbara Hite
Mary Haynes
Barbara Benfield
Mary Williard
Beverly Thibodeau
Rheumelle Prangley
Jean Johns
High Point
Laverne Miller
Velma Tittsler
Jackie Bray
Vernon Cagle
Hada White
Emmanuel Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall
Friedman
Jean John
Miller
Rhumelle Prangley
Red Hot Mama’s
Breakfast Club
Jones
Eileen Huber
Ola Hall
Mary Puckett
Martha Petree
Rose Radio & TV
Peggy Whitts
Cleveland
Bray Electric
Ann Clayton
Stampagraph
Metters
Swaim
Reynolds Routs High Point as Cox Powers 70 Yard TD
Reynolds built a lead late in the game with Mike Cox scoring on a 12 yard run and a 70 yard sprint. Ken McAllister fumbled, High Point stalled near Reynolds 25, and Capp Peterson added a second TD in the third quarter. Reynolds finished with a strong ground attack and limited High Point’s threats.
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Reynolds
Ken McAllister
High Point
Mike Cox
Demons
Bison
Capp Peterson
McAllister
Cox
Cold Point
American swimmer medalists lead at Fremont event
An American alumna living in Fremont earned medals in two events. Kenneth of Oregon posted a 5:09.5 medley, a Mexican record. Stenae ee eer and Vera Cas lasska highlighted gymnastics with Caslasska taking all-around honors, Kuchinskaya and Letourneur finishing strong.
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Fremont
Stenae Ee Eer
Kenneth
Kenneth Eeb
Caron
Hayes Builds Five Stroke Lead In Carolinas PGA
Furman Hayes, 50, from Gastonia, opened with a 69 then shot 68 to lead the Carolinas PGA Championship at Highland Country Club. Jim Ferree, Bobby Mitchell, and Julius Boros sit within striking distance as Ferree erases a four stroke gap with late birdies.
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Fayetteville
N.C
Furman Hayes
Gastonia
Highland Country Club
Jim Ferree
Midland Valley
S.C
Ferree
Bobby Mitchell
Leaksville
Julius Boros
Mid-Pines
Carolinas
Aoureee
Michigan Stars Begin Season with Purdue Test
Michigan quarterback Dick Vidmer says the season begins Saturday with a key clash against Purdue, as the Wolverines chase a Rose Bowl bid amid a 1-1 conference start and hopes pinned on maintaining wins to beat out rival contenders.
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Mike Recht
Associated Press
Michigan
Wolverines
Michigan State
Purdue
Dick Vidmer
Frank Vane
State
Spartans
Proposed Merger In Trouble As Congress Presses Review
Congress rushes toward action on a merger between two major leagues with hearings next week. Rozelle and Dixon, Turner, and other officials prepare to testify as lawmakers weigh antitrust implications and potential sanctions.
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Congress
Hear
West East
Peteranelle
House Antitrust Committee
House
Rozelle
Paul Rand Dixon
Federal Trade Commission
Donald F. Turner
theAntitrust Division
Justice Department
Weather Is Key At Sahara Invitational Golf Event
In Las Vegas Nevada a sandstorm and gusty winds dominated the Sahara Invitational Golf Tournament. Bob McCallister shot 74 for 145 to lead midway toward the 54 hole phase at Paradise Valley Country Club. Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer and Bill Casper struggled in the storm while Ray Floyd posted 149 after a strong opening 68.
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Las Vegas
Ney
California
Bob McCallister
Paradise Valley
Verge
Jerry Mson
Omaha
Neb
McClister
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Bill
Nicklaus
Palmer
Casper
Phil Rodgers
Ray Floyd
Bob McAllister
Nee Eenenee
Jack Nickieus
Ae Eeweee
Dickinson
Bert Yancey
Floyd Seerh
Steelsmith
Eneeweene Miller Barber
Ken Still
Erae Sure Eenetee
Veer
Nee Em
Cee Eee
Eenenee Glover Eee
Seaee
Tommy Jacobs
Gay Brewer
Jim Colbert
Chuck Courtney
Bud Eeee
Gene Littler Peree
See Ee
Junior Fire Marshal Day Proclamation Recognized
High Point Fire Department activities involve third to fifth grade students in city schools. An official from Wachovia Bank and Trust Company Insurance Department assisted in the proclamation. Mayor Stout visited Johnson Street School to present the proclamation.
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High Point Fire Department
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Stout
Johnson Street
Carson Stout
High Point
Steve Nichols
Donna Carrick
Johnson Street School
Rudy Hinnant
Jaycees Honor Fireman for Fire Prevention Work
High Point Jaycees named Robert L. Dills Fireman of the Year for ten years of firefighting at Station 1 Ladder Company. He received a plaque from Jaycees leader Hugh Vaughn during Fire Prevention Week events.
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High Point
Robert L. Dills
Waverly
High Point Jaycees
Station 1 Ladder Company
Hugh Vaughn
The
Jaycees
Dill
Howard Weiss
Nancy
Weiss
Nick Lawrence
Weisses
Columbia, S. C
R. J. Dills
Tom Chandler
Child Sets House Afire on E Commerce Street
A four year old boy playing with matches caused a fire at the Gladys McQueen residence on E Commerce Street at 7 30 pm. Firemen arrived quickly as a small hole in the wall began to spread. Additional alarms reported a dump fire and a clothes dryer odor at a different home, but no fire found.
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E. Commerce Street
Gladys McQueen
Sherman Luther
Cloniger Drive Improvements Underway in Thomasville
Thomasville reports Cloniger Drive from Randolph to Liberty slated for widening to 60 feet and repaving at $55 404 50. The State Highway Department funds the project and easement negotiations continue as the city plans water and sewer relocations with curb and gutter work at property owners expense.
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Thomasville
Cloniger Drive
Randolph Street
Liberty Drive
State Highway Department
Turkey Shoot Set Tonight At Fire Station Arena
The fire department sponsors a series of Friday and Saturday turkey shoots this fall. Tonight’s event begins at 6 PM and repeats weekly at the same time at the fire station on Horney town Road and US 311. Proceeds benefit the department.
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Erena Department
Horneytown Road
US 311
Panther Club tunes up for third straight sellout
HPC from page 2B notes most tickets will be sold again with an enlarged reserved section. Previous holders could reserve by September 30 while Panther Club members had until October 10. New tickets are available to the general public and good seats remain in the new section. Call to order tickets via Don.
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Panther Club
Don
Rochelle to Speak at High District Boy Scouts Meeting
Rochelle Will speak at the High District of Boy Scouts of America annual meeting at Wesley Memorial Church. He will discuss Explorer Posts for teens and furniture industry training programs at Guilford Technical Institute and UNC Raleigh, with awards and officer elections on Oct. 25.
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Ralph Rochelle
Southern Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
Furniture City Manufacturers’ Association
High District of
Boy Scouts of America
Rochelle
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
High Point
Jamestown
Trinity
James Randall
Guilford Technical Institute
University of North Carolina At
Raleigh
Tomlinson
Man Charged After Wreck In Blair Street Collision
Thomasville police charged Jack Corbin Lakey, 22, of 517 Walnut St with reckless driving after a 1966 car skidded 60 feet on Blair Street and hit a utility pole at 2:40 a.m. Injured passengers were Robert Lambeth, 40, of High Point, and Jack Cody, 21, of High Point. neither seriously hurt.
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Thomasville
Jack Corbin Lakey
Walnut St
Blair Street
Lakey
Blair
Robert D. Lambeth
Albert Tree Road
High Point
Jack Cody
Proctor Street
Unclear Ticket Purchase Locations for November Mailout
The notice lists Redding at North Carolina National Bank or reserving tickets at several outlets including the Men's Den Star Cleaners High Point Hardware Hall Printing Comisan or Po ceupply. All tickets will be mailed November 1 to the purchasers.
Firemen Plan Open House at New County Station
Guilford County Fire Protective Association hosts an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Greensboro High Point Winston Salem Airport station to honor Deputy Marshal and Mrs Don Middleton before Middleton leaves for an insurance underwriting job. Middleton, a Rockingham County native, served in Greensboro and with the county fire service since 1963. The modern station provides two hour protection for airport facilities with specialized aircraft fire trucks.
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Greensboro
Guilford County Fire Protective Association
Don Middleton
Middleton
Rockingham County
Greensboro High Point-Winston-Salem
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