North Carolina PTA Seeks Expanded National School Lunch
O L Searing, supervisor of school food services for the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction, urged adding every NC public school to the National School Lunch Program. He spoke at the District Six Conference in Burlington where nutrition and education were tied to the lunch program. Kathy Mc Cluskey detailed dietary needs, and postponing poor diets was discussed as a educational issue. Mrs Carlton Clinard invited High Point to host the next annual PTA meeting.
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O. L. Searing
Department of Public Instruction
North Carolina
Searing
PTA
Burlington
Bread of Education
Kathy McCluskey
State Board of Health
Carlton Clinard
High Point
Council Considers Water Leak Survey and Parking Study
The city council plans a Tuesday vote on a survey to locate leaks in the water system and to hire experts to update a study on parking needs. City Manager Harold Cheek urged the measures noting leaks in two areas. The meeting is at 9 30 a m in the City County Building.
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Harold Cheek
Cheek
Voting Books Handed Out in Davidson County Elections
Davidson County Elections Board chair Thurman Briggs of Lexington issued registration books to registrars countywide in preparation for registration opening tomorrow. Books will be open daily from 9 a.m. until dark except Sundays with challenges allowed Saturday, Nov. 5. Registered voters last spring included 24,819 Democrats 12,345 Republicans and 1,118 independents in a county population of about 85,000.
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Thomasville
Davidson County
Thurman Briggs
Lexington
Briggs
Reasons For Overbidding In A Bridge Hand
Oswald and James Jacoby explain overbidding risks in a Bridge column. South's seven clubs depended on North showing three clubs and one heart, but the actual hand required a precise 3-3 diamond break and exact spade distribution. The scenario illustrates how luck and exact suit splits govern making or breaking a grand slam.
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Oswald
James Jacoby
South
Thom asville Scouts Aim for 706 Members This Year
Thom asville District of the Uwharrie Boy Scout Council reported 511 members and set a goal of 706 by year end at a Memorial Methodist Church meeting. James Brewer was elected vice chairman while L E Abbott remains chairman until successor is named. The district budget totals $10 059.70 and funds are to be raised solely through a United Appeal drive.
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Thomasville
Uwharrie Boy Scout Council
Rockefeller Aides Say Polls Point Upward
AP Special Correspondent Relman Morin reports Rockefeller gains as crowds greet him friendly on the campaign trail for a potential third term as New York governor. Aides claim polls rise. unions endorse him, while O Connor touts anti-Rockefeller sentiment upstate and ongoing tax criticism.
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Relman Morin
NEW York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Frank D. O’connor
Lower Manhattan
Rocky
Rockefeller
GOP
Upstate
O’connor
Rochester
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