Contest Opens j
Dental Health Month
The first statewide dental
^ealth contest with a $500
cash award to the winning
school, will highlight North
Carolina's 1983 Children's
Dental Health Month in Feb
ruary. "Let's Get Dental" is
the theme for the contest.
It is being sponsored by
the N.C. Dental Society, the
Dental Health Section of the
State Division of Health Ser
vices and the N.C. Depart
Cent of Public Instruction to
ake young people aware of
the importance of good oral
health.
According to Dr. Bill
Quarles, statewide chairman
for 1983 Children's Dental
Health Month, school prin
cipals have been asked to
decide if their schools will
participate in the contest.
"Awards will be deter
mined based on the number
of points a school earns by
completing specific activities
prepared by the planning
committee throughout the
month of February," Dr.
Quarles said. "Points will be
awarded to the school for
such activities as having a
dental display in the school
library, holding a non-sweet
snack day or conducting PTA
programs related to dental
health."
Dr. Quarles stated.
"Gassroom teachers can add
to their school's point total
by scheduling dental health
activities, such as conducting
a fluoride mouthrinse pro
gram or asking a dentist to
visit and talk to students as
part of their classroom cur
riculum." i
Principals may add points
to their school's overall score
by actively participating.
Superintendents and
administrators can also give
a boost to the winning
school's score by participa
ting.
First prize will be a state
dental health trophy and
cash award of $500, with
district winners receiving a
$100 prize. The cash prizes
are being offered by the N.C.
Dental Society and its local
affiliates.
"We're asking individual
dentists and local dental
societies to urge schools in
their area to participate and
to offer their assistance with
contest activities," Dr.
Quarles said. "We want our
young people to recognize i|
the importance of good n
dental health care.'' li
For more information, H
contact Grave W. Newton at \
296-0941. Kenansville. 1
Calvary
Revival
Services
Sunday night, Feb. 6th,
Evangelist Dave Jones from
Harrison, Ohio, will begin
revival services at the
Calvary Baptist Church of
Kenansville. The revival will
go through Friday, Feb. 11.
Services will begin at 7:30
each night. The pastor, Jim
Fellure. and people of the
church extend a cordial invi
tation to the public to attend
these services.
NCSU Choir
? in Warsaw
Friday Night
This coming Friday, Feb. 4
at 8 p.m., in the Warsaw
Junior High School gym, 85
^members of the New
Mforizons choir from North
Carolina State University will
be performing.
"North Carolina State fans
will have an opportunity to
see thatThis ACC school has
more than just basketball,"
says Merle Creech, director
of the Duplin County Arts
Council. Coming to our
county we have this huge
^team' of musicians to be in
IpWarsaw Friday night. We
are excited! We have State
fans who are contributing
toward dinner for the visiting
students for they come with
no pay except for their strong
love and fulfilment from the
music they sing. I would urge
our people of Duplin County
to come and listen to this
beautiful and wonderful
r-v'nd of 85 voices blending
in harmony, hope rr. 1 beau
tiful music."
In 1977, a small group of
students expressed a desire
to form a gospel choir on the
campus of NCSU. Under the
leadership of Mrs. Eleania
Ward, director, and Ronald
Foreman, student accom
panist and director, the New
Horizons Choir was organ
ized. The choir has grown to
its current enrollment and is
the largest black organi
zation on campus. It is
affiliated with the music
department and offers one
hour of credit to participants.
The repertoire covers spiri
tuals to contemporary gospel
music.
The choir serves as a
recruitment vehicle for
minority high school stu
dents and performs in area
churches as well as college
campuses around the state.
Student leadership is en
couraged and in the spring of
'82 the choir released its first
album. "Through Faith We
Build," consisting of all ori
ginal music by the choir
members.
"When 1 found that the
choir was coming," Says Ms.
Creech, "1 ordered their
record. I have been totally
impressed. Their music
swings and skips and lifts
and rises in beautiful sound.
If I put their record on while
I'm doing my housework. I'm
through before 1 know it. It's
the best thing to lighten a
load that I know of. "
There will be no charge for
the concert, but a love-offer
ing will be taken. Duplin
County is cordially invited to
attend at .8 p.m., Friday, .
Feb. 4, at the Warsaw- Jr.
High School.
Notary Training
Program Offered
At JSTC
Effective Jan. 1, the De
partment of State has made it
mandatory that a person
desiring to become a notary
public first attend a three- to
five-hour training program
sponsored by a community
college. The Department of
State has also recommended
that all persons currently
holding a notary public
commission attend this
training program due to the
fecreasingly complex nature
Tt their duties.
In an effort to provide this ft
program. JSTC will sponsor n
a four-hour training progam '
on Feb. 3 from 6:30 to 10:30
p.m. in room 212 of the
Hoffler Building. The in
structor will be Mrs. Chris
tine Williams, register of
deeds. She is very know
ledgeable about the duties
pnd problems and will bring
a wealth of knowledge to this
presentation.
If you are interested, call
or write the continuing edu
cation of JSTC for more
information. Both
prospective and current no
taries public will find this
program very beneficial.
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