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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1971
Page
11
In a Jacoby Modern hand North opens one spade and jumps to three spades as a strong invitation. If South knows limit jump raises he may bid four spades, otherwise two diamonds may be forced. With West clubs, South ruffs the third club and takes ten tricks.
Reader asks if a baby born Aug 2 with an expected Aug 28 due date is premature. Dr Thosteson explains prematurity depends on development, not just days since last period, with weeks 28–37 and weight or length criteria. on time based on only date, the case would be border line, but weight/size determine prematurity. The column also covers gout basics, birth control pill myths, Baker’s cyst surgery, balance disorders, and requests for mail-order booklets with 25 cent fees.
Davis Strait off West Greenland emerged as a major Atlantic salmon feeding ground less than a decade ago. Danish fishermen landed 36 tons in 1965, and last year about 300 Danes using 135 trawlers caught more than 242 million pounds. Americans say netting blocks salmon from returning to spawning rivers in Canada and Norway.
The Thomasville Chamber of Commerce steering committee approves two main aims for downtown rehab: remove the Southern Railway freight station and modestly modify the Thomasville Development Corp to channel Small Business Administration loans to merchants. Plans include relocating the freight agent’s office and creating parking facilities. Joe Tew leads the committee.
Thomasville planning board meets at City Hall 7 30 PM with city planner Bob Keber addressing questions on the Central Business District study. Agenda includes Kathleen K Russell's Huntsford Hills subdivision and J C Kennedy’s request to rezone 3.2 acres at Highway 109 and U S 29 70 from R 5 to C 4 amid single family restrictions.
A barge struck the Fort Caswell draw bridge on NC 133 early today, cutting car traffic between four coastal communities and the mainland. The bridge serves Long Beach Yaupon Beach Fort Caswell and Oak Island with a Coast Guard station nearby. A ferry and shuttle service operate to Wilmington Shallotte and Southport as authorities assess the situation.
Three High Point residents will attend the 25th annual convention of the North Carolina State Employes Assn in Wilmington September 17 and 18. William A. Hollar of High Point chairs Area 2 with 15 counties and works for the Employment Security Commission. Also attending are William F. Clay of the Department of Motor Vehicles and Betty Warner, assistant clerk of Superior Court. The Timme Plaza Inn hosts the convention with officer elections and talks on proposed NCSEA changes.
Robert L. Stephenson of 4205 S Main St a local real estate dealer has been appointed to the Alumni of Ferrum Junior College board in Ferrum Virginia Stephenson attended Woodrow Wilson High School in Portsmouth and graduated from Ferrum Junior College in 1956 He and Mrs Stephenson are graduates of Richmond Professional Institute now Virginia Commonwealth University They have four children Dawn Robert II Holly and Christian
General Motors announces the Delta 88 Royale will be dropped leaving the Delta 88 and an expanded Delta Royale line. The Royale will be produced in four models including hardtop coupe sedan pillar sedan and convertible.
Two separate accidents over Labor Day near Thomasville sent three men to hospital with non critical injuries. John Henry Bolton 22 was cited for reckless driving after his 1957 auto struck a telephone pole on James Avenue. Damages totaled 550 for car and pole. A second crash on old Highway 109 involved Rae ford Leon Trotter Jr. 18 and Rickey Joe Hundley 18. both treated and released. Charges were lodged against Trotter for driving left of center.
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