Pag? 12 - The Chronicle - Saturday December 24, CTT
Local Educator A
Clarence McKee atten- representative to CEC's
ded the annual two-day Board of Governors from
Board of Governor'8 meet- North Carolina. i
ing of The Council for The specific purpose of i
Exceptional Children CEC and its b5,000 pro(CEC)
in Reston, Virginia fessional and other mem- j
on December 2 and 3. bers is" to expand andClarence
McKee is the improve educational op*
Sinters Sold House
Continued From Page 1 system was required, and
them to the bank. the gas company refused
When the sisters told to turn on the gas for the
Hailey that their savings water heater saying it
book was in a locked safe, would be extremely danto
which they ke^ was gerous considering the
either lost or misplaced, condition of the jwaten
washstand, and tried to fifty years old, not thirty
break into the safe. as they had been told, and
,?m, _ When this failed, Hai- that no survey had been
would return in the morn- driveway, in?factT?being.
lonsred to the nmnprfv
w - - i r ? "v
The next day at 8:45 he next door, and the pest _
was back. He took them to control report was ten
the bank and was given years old.
$26,000 in cash, for which
he gave them the deed.- Without heat, electrici?
Shortly after this trans- ty, or hot water, the house
action, Mrs. Clark and is uninhabitable, and the
Mrs. Folgeman discov- sisters consulted an attorered
that the house was ney.
not in the condition that The complaint asks that
Hailey claimed it was. the deed be declared null
, The roof leaked in seve- and void, and that they be
ral places, the boiler was reimbursed for repairs
defective, and the fire made to the premises j
inspector ruled the fur- sinCe their purchase,
nace unsafe. appraiser's fee, attorney's
The electrical inspector fees, and rent which they
said that a complete have had to pay since the
change in the ,electrical house was uninhabitable.
Aid Families
Continued From Page 1 timely assistance to needy
Association presented families is one example of
their gifts to_ the four their efforts to aid the
f^trYlilipa r\r? *>?* .? *
? ? (uici - community.
noon. This is the first year
"We are trying to pro- that the organization has
ject another image of law undertaken a project to
enforcement officers/' help families at Christsaid
Caldwell, explaining mas.
\ that most people think of The North State Law
police in terms of traffic c Enforcement Officers
tickets or chasing crimi- Association is a primarily
nals. The officers feel black organization of the
that, Especially at Christ- state's police and sheriffs'
mas, they would like to be officers, designed to give
remembered for their black law enforcement ofpublic
service activities, ficers their own represenand
this project to bring tative organization.
a hese three w!m mes, courtesy of the Adult Basic
Education program at Anderson School, join us in
wishing you a Merry Christmas. They are: Marshall
Martin, Sr., Frank Scriben, and Barry Spates.
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portunities for all excep- Qf exceptional children vanced by these varh
tional children, the handi- wouid be significantly ad- organizational efforts,
capped and the gifted andr**""^
talented. In carrying out gpT "'"
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tional and international < By Pr& poring For
Among the major topics A NEW CAREER
discussed were issues and
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activities related to assis- Forsyth Technical Institute will accept entering
ting the nation in imple- students in the following programs for the Sprint
mentation of the newly Quarter
enacted Education for all Business Administration*
H^^cap^d ^hHdren Business Administration/
satellite-based communi- Police Science*cation
system for use Special Credit*
arm ^ Auto Body Repair
training ol D.esarf?u5^ra?ftWW??^?.
general educators as well tt j ^ 373 ? , ?m
L the public regarding Practical Nurse=Educat.on
the nature and needs of ' ~~ ' Wolding
exceptional children and Offered bo,h day and even,ng
creating new opportuni- Contact the Admissions Office, 723-0371, for
ties for gifted and talented information and application, material*. DaadUna fo
youngsters. The gover- completing all application, i. February 10. 1978.
nors also recognized the /Volar All programs in addition to those above will accep
worldwide needs of excep- entering students in the Fall of 1978 Fall admission
, i i information is available now
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