Receiving award Pamela Jeanne Richter (left) receives the first Dr. A Mrs. David Bruton A ward from Practical Nursing instructor Frieda Bruton, who along with her husband made possible the award. Richter, of Raeford, was selected for her kindness and concern for patients' personal needs in the healing process. The Brutons established the award this year and it carries with it a S 100 check. The award was presented at the annual pinning ceremony on Friday afternoon. August 16. Degrees awarded by Sandhills College Degrees, diplomas and cer tificates were awarded to 1 14 col lege program graduates and 46 high school equivalency gradautes at the Sandhills Community Col lege summer commencement ceremonies on Friday night. The graduates marched in (under threatening skies) to the music of the College orchestra. The Reverend Fran Phillips, Associate Pastor at Brownson Memorial Presbyterian Church, delivered a lovely invocation, and SCC Trustee chairman J.E. Causey welcomed the crowd and congratulated the graduates for their fortitude and commitment. Dr. Raymond Stone, SCC Presi dent next introduced the speaker, librarian Rose K. Anderson as the driving force behind the high quality of the College library . Students who have excelled in their academic work received several awards. Presidential Scholar Citations for graduates with perfect 4.0 averages were awarded to Robert D. Gee, Lisa Joy Copeland, Cynthia Wilson Banks, Cathy D. Saunders, and Debra Wingeier. The Continuing Education Scholarship, presented to a high school graduate who plans to pur sue a degree at Sandhills, went to Wanda S. Locklear of Raeford. Ms. Locklear plans to enroll in the Human Services Technology Pro gram this fall. Since 1950 HOMEOWNERS Fire, Auto, Business We Can Design Proper Coverage At The Lowest Cost To You - Compare Our Rates J.U. Austin insurance Agency, inc. l"V2 W ' Ethnbori HJjjh Ave. **? KartntJ. N V. 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The top 5% of the graduating battalion received full two-year Army scholarships. These scholarships pay full tui tion, books, lab fees and pays allowances for two years. Black served as battalion com mander of the 13th Battalion at Fort Knox. During graduation exercises he served as commander of troops for the official pass in revue ceremony, where he was inspected by Major General Francis L. ? Sampson. Black is now attending the Citadel, in Charleston, South Carolina. He will be pursuing a degree in history. Upon graduation he will be com missioned a second lieutenant in the United States Army. Black is a 1985 graduate of Hoke County High, where he serv ed as battalion commander of the Jr. ROTC battalion. Black is the son of Mrs. Brenda C. Money and John A. (Johnny) Black of Raeford. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis of Raeford. Mims receives ECU honor The Rural Education Institute of East Carolina University has an nounced the appointment of 61 leaders in education, business and industry in eastern North Carolina to the advisory board which sets policy and direction for the in stitute. Turlington School principal Em ma Mims was named to the board. REI, with a focus on the strengths and needs of rural educa tion, serves 51 counties in the eastern half of North Carolina. Dr. Roy H. Forbes, director of REI, said the members of the ad visory board are persons who are keenly interested in the progress and welfare of rural schools." The board is charged with iden tifying issues in rural education, providing information to assist REI in policy and decision making, assisting REI in developing an awareness of the special needs and strengths of rural schools, attend ing meetings and participating in forums and seminars. Sandhills offering hydraulics course Sandhills Community College Continuing Education Division will offer an industrial technology class in pneumatic and hydralic controls. This is the first in a series of technical classes to be offered in this expansive area. The class will be held September 1 1 - November 20 on Wednesday nights from 7-10 p.m. on campus in the Kennedy Building, room 136. Registration will be August 27 fwvn 2-8 p.m. in Blue Hall. The registration fee is $10. GUARANTEED WEIGHT LOSS Heard about the newest discovery in the war againet tat? It to absolutely amazing. Betteve It or not, thta great dtocovery a lows ydu to eat your favorite foods and aW loee weightl If s cafted FULL "N FREE DtetPtan, a natural dietary food fiber from the Oriental Konjec root. Simply take 2 capeulea at least 30 minutes before eech meal. Ths capsule abeorbs up to 60 times its weight in water ... turning from powder to gal. 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A total of 43 educators from the South Central Region of North Carolina attending the August 12-16 workshop at the Holiday Inn Resort Center in Southern Pines. During the previous week another group of Hoke County educators attended the Effective Teaching Training. Attending that session were Dr. Robert Nelson, Allen Edwards, Miss Emma Mims, Mrs. Gloria Williams and Dr. Lenwood Simp son. Milton Williams had received the training during last school year. The educators will now train other teachers and administrators in the school system. The training included practices which research has proven to be ef fective in all curriculum areas and grade levels. The effective teaching training is a part of the Initial Certification Program which extends the four year teacher training by colleges, by two more years. These teaching practices are the basis for evaluation (called Teacher Performance Appraisal Instrument) for all classroom teachers in North Carolina. 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