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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1976
Page
2
A guide on managing homework with methods for parents to avoid conflict. It explains why homework exists, risks of overdoing or avoiding help, and offers practical tips to keep children motivated, independent, and engaged in learning.
Randolph County tax office lists 300 parcels with incorrect addressing creating confusion for property owners and potential buyers. Officials urge verification of parcel numbers and maps as clerical errors may affect tax bills and notices.
The 1872 Greensboro courthouse graces the Guilford County Budget cover for 1976 77, detailing a $55 million plan for the year ending June 30 1977. Budget director J D Rowland notes the doc includes major area comparisons and fiscal information.
Community groups announce meetings and events across Asheboro Lexington High Point and Davidson County. AARP and National Retired Teachers Association meet at Astor Dowdy Towers with a 9:30 coffee hour and speaker Len McNeill Smith. Art exhibit by William Mangum continues at High Point College. Employment Security offers a Manpower program for 14 to 21 year olds through May 27 1977 with up to 10 hours weekly pay 230 per hour. PTA Millis Road School meets. Randolph County Genealogical Society holds fall meeting at Asheboro Library. Fundamentals of Modern Retailing course begins at Davidson County Community College. Red Cross blood drive in High Point Thomasville. Boy Scout Round Table backpacking theme at Wesley Memorial Church. Judo Defensive Tactics course begins at Davidson County Community College. Epilepsy Association meets at High Point Memorial Hospital. High Point Rainbow hosts hot dog and ice cream supper.
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