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Education week sparks activities for J.W. Turlington school pupils J.W. Turlington School observ ed American Education Week with a variety of activities. A hall display contained draw ings by students with the caption "With My Education I Can Be ..." The students drew pictures of what they would like to do when they finish school. During the week parents volunteered their time to help with classes. On Friday the entire school participated in a school-wide read in. The highlight of the week was an essay contest. Students were asked to write on "The Importance of Education." The winning essay was written by Kelvin Ferguson in Mrs. Brenda Smith's class. The third place winner was Lisa King in Mrs. Taylor's class. The winning essay by Kelvin Ferguson follows: The Importance of Education "Education is important to me, because it is easier to go to college and to get a job. A good education can go a long way, but in order to get an education, you have to study real hard to get good grades. If you have a good education, you can be what you always dreamed of being. Maybe with a good education, you can learn and teach other people when you get older. "Education may be the best thing a person could have. With a good education, you can do many different things. An education is like your shadow ? it will follow you wherever you go. It will never leave you if you take good care of it. "An education is like a best friend. It will always be there when you need it. So study hard to get a good education, and you will grow up to be somebody important. This is why education is important to me. " Parent meetiag held A meeting was held Thursday, November IS for the parents of students in the E.C.I. A. Chapter 1 Reading Program at Turlington. The principal, Emma Mims, welcomed the parents and in troduced the faculty members who tcach in the program. Chapter 1 reading teachers, Mrs. Faye Best, Mrs. Betty Upchurch and Mrs. Carolyn McGee, then explained to parents the Ave facets of the well balanced reading program. They explained how reading skills are taught through directed reading lessons, skill development, real-life experiences, writing, and enrich ment activities. Some of the students in the reading program demonstrated skills they had learned in these areas. Others related how the real-life experiences of reading and using recipes had been used in the classroom to help the students , make refreshments for the parent meeting. The students had made peanut butter cookies, chocolate chip cookies and punch for the meeting. Closing; remarks were made by Dr. Ginny Hayes who coordinates and directs the Chapter 1 Program in the Hoke County Schools. Several door prizes were award ed at the close of the meeting. 1 Roasting Butler Boy Scouts of Troop 404 participate in a "roast" of Julian Butler. Those scouts participating left to right are: Kenny McDiarmid, William Currie, Tracy Weston, James Guy and Mac Langdon. Not shown in picture is Coordinator Randy Scull. F ormer scoutmaster '^m..Lu>?g^rggairM.^iii^u ? ? ? ^ ^ a receives roasting Former Scoutmaster Julian Butler was the subject of a "roast" when Boy Scout Troop 404 held its annual Boy Scout Banquet on November 12 in the Fellowship Hall of the Raeford United Methodist Church. The Scouts presented a skit and participated in the "roast" of Butler. The theme of the banquet was directed toward paying tribute to WAGON WHEEL RESTAURANT PHONE FOR FOOD LARGE SHRIMP DINNER With Slaw. FF, Hushpuppies *4.25 Call 875-67S2 YilRD PLACE AND PAY FOR YOUR YARD SALE' ad by 5:00 p.m. on Monday and receive FREE ?YARD SALE' SIGN One per ad. Additional signs may be purchased for 25*. N.C. Butler for his efforts as Scout master for Troop 404. All Scouts and attending parents expressed appreciation to Butler for a job "well done" and presented him with a gift ? to acknowledge their appreciation. Boy Scout Troop 404 is now managed by new Scoutmaster John Furmage, who hopes to con tinue the traditional excellence. 'STARTS FRIDAY MICHAEL DOUGLAS KATHLEEN TURNER , fm Romancing TO* SIM IK31 jxtSK. WEEKDAYS 3:20 - 7:10 - 9:00 AT.-8UW. 1 JO - 3:20 - 7:10 - 9:10 rvijnrrid ******* *1*7*M:1? ?mmwmamr ****** TMH students perform at Charlotte meeting Thirty-one students from Hoke County Schools traveled to Charlotte on Thursday, November IS and 16 to perform at the Excep tional Children's Convention. The TMH students from Up church performed "The Three Lit tle Pigs." Lamont McQueen astonished the crowd of several hundred people as he performed his role as narrator completely from memory. Other students starring in "The Three Little Pigs" were - Mattie Baldwin, Lynn Brock, Don Melvin, Billy Haselden, Mackie McDonald, Lee Smith, Earl Jones and Robert Roper. Students from Hoke High per formed the theme of "Fame." with special spots of Lee Marvin and Gary McMillan Breakdancing and of Gary thrilling the crowd with his version of Michael Jackson singing "Billie Jean." The students attending from Hoke High were: Nadine Hunt, In ez Richardson, Denise Gupton, Janice Lowery, Bessie McMillan, Sharon Graham, Patricia Jones, Kenneth Locklear, Rodney McNeil, Hugh Hargrove, Lee Mar vin McNeil, and Gary McMillan. Teachers who supervised from Upchurch were: Janice Brock, Tammy Barnes, Ann Henderson, Lenwood Huffman, Stanley Callender and one parent L.S. Brock. Those from Hoke High were: Carol Wood, Hillary Waygh, Ruth Anne Warren, Ethel Gillender, Edna Ewing and Carolyn Pagon. ? ^ - ? It's Registration Time for Sandhills CONTINUING EDUCATION CLASSES HOKE COUNTY CLASSES Course Accounting I - Davis Accounting II - Davis Calligraphy ? Hensley Ceramics I & II - Jones Ceramics I & II - Jones Chickenscratch 8t Candlewicking - Walters Chickenscratch & Candlewicking - Walters Computers, Beginning - Davis Computers, Beginning - Davis Computers, Beginning - King Consumer Economics - Rice Crafts - Bullard Crafts - Plummer Doll Making - Owen Furniture Reftnishing - Suggs Income Tax Preparation - Jones Macrame - Macko Needlecrafts - Kelly Needlecrafts - Kelly Oil Painting - Augustoni Painting On Fabric - Augustoni * Party Foods Quilting - Clark Quilting/Sewing - McLean Sea Grass Stool Making, Basketry, & Stenciling - Walters Sewing - Rice Sewing - Clark Sewing/Quilting - Stewart Sewing/Quilting - Council Upholstery - Blue Upholstery - Blue Wreathmaklng & Seasonal Crafts - pice Begins Ends Dec. 06-Feb. 28 Dec. 04-Feb. 26 Jan. 09-Feb. 27 Jan. 08-Feb. 26 Jan. 03-Feb. 28 Jan. 08-Feb. 26 Jan. 07-Feb. 25 Jan. 08-Feb. 05 Feb. 12-Mar. 12 Jan. 03-Feb. 28 Jan. 03-Feb. 28 Dec. 04-Feb. 26 Dec. 04-Feb. 28 Jan. 03-Feb. 28 Dec. 03-Feb. 25 Jan. 07-Feb. 25 Jan. 03-Feb. 28 Dec. 03-Feb. 27 Dec. 06-Feb. 28 Jan 03-Feb. 28 Jan. 08-Feb. 26 Dec. 4 Dec 05-Feb. 27 Dec 05-Feb 26 Jan. 15-Feb. 28 Jan 02-Feb. 27 Dec. 05-Feb. 27 Dec 04-Feb 26 Dec. 05-Feb. 26 Dec 03-Feb. 25 Dec. 04-Feb 26' Dec. 04-Feb. 26 Place Hoke High School Hoke High School Hoke High School Chicks Ceramics Chicks Ceramics OCOB OCOB Hoke High School Hoke High School Hoke High School OCOB Bowmore Open Arms OCOB OCOB HCPL OCOB Cameron Heights Bowmore OCOB OCOB Hoke High School Wayside Laurel Hill OCOB OCOB Wayside . Cameron Heights Laurel Hill Masters Upholstery 211 West *\ Masters Upholstery 211 West OCOB ?Registration for Party Foods will be' at HHS on Nov. 29 at 6:30. OCOB ? Old County Office Building OARH ? Open Arms Rest Home HCPL - Hoke County Public Library WCB ? Wayside Community Building HHS - Hoke High School Time 7 00-10 00 p.m. 7 00-10 00 p.m. 3:30-5:30 p.m. 9.00-12:00 a.m. 7:00-10:00 p.m. 1:00-4:00 p.m. 7:00-10:00 p.m. 3:30-5:30 p.m. 3:30-5:30 p.m. 7:00-10:00 p.m. 7:00-9:00 p.m. 1:00-4:00 p.m. 10:00-12:00 am. 7:00-10:00 p.m. 7:00-10:00 p.m. 7:00-10:00 p.m. 9.00-12:00 a.m. 10 00-12:00 a.m. 1 00-4:00 p.m. 1:00-4:00 p.m. 1 : 00-4:00 p.m. 6:30-9:30 p.m. 1 : 00-4: 00 p.m. 1:00-4:00 p.m. 7:00-10:00 p.m. 6:30-9=30 p.m. 9:00-12:00 a.m. 10:00-12:00 a.m. 9:00-12:00 a.m. 6:00-10:00 p.m. Days Cost Thurs. $10.00 Tues. $10.00 Wed. $19.00 Tues. $19.00 Thurs. $19.00 Tues. $19.00 Mon. $19.00 Tues. $10.00 Tues. $10.00 Thurs. $10.00 Mon. $10.00 Tues. $19.00 Tues. &$ 19.00 Thurs. Thurs. $19.00 Mon. $15.00 Mon $10.00 Thurs. $19.00 M&W $19.00 Thurs. $19.00 Thurs. $19.00 Tues $19.00 Tues. $19.00 Wed. $15.00 Wed. $15.00 Tues. 8t $19.00 Thurs. Wed. $15.00 Wed. $15.00 Tues &$ 15.00 Thurs. Wed. $15.00 Mon. $10.00 6:00-10:00 p.m. .Tues. $10.00 6:30-9:30 p.m.* Tues. $19.00 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Contact Hank Richards, 875-2470, Continuing Education Supervisor} Locky MacDonald, 875-2156, Continuing Education Supervisor; or Continuing Educa tion Coordinator, Betty High, 692-6185 or 1-800-682-1848.
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