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Caution Urged In Home Study Courses
(Editor’s Note: The follow
ing article is by Mrs. lane
Kinion, who is in charge of
educational and vocational
guidance at John A. Holmes
High School).
Parents and students should
be cautious of representatives
and salesmen visiting the
home for educational and vo
cational training opportuni
ties. Often salesmen put
pressure on individuals to
sign contracts and pay a cer
tain amount of money imme
diately regardless of when
the person plans to partici
pate in a program.
Frequent calls are being
made to the guidance depart
ment by people who have
signed contracts and have
paid for part of the home
study or for future training
at an institution bo. desire to
be released from their con
tract obligations. Once a per
son signs a contract, he is
usually obligated to carry
through the payments.
(Many trade school repre-1
sentaiives visit parents and
students at night Frequent
ly they demand some pay
ment on the first visit Of
ten students change their fu
ture oareer plans and by Hie
time they graduate they are
no longer interested in the
program in which they have
made part payment In most
cases, ope does not have to
make payment to private
bona fide trade schools until
he enters the institution;
therefore, parents and stu
dents should be cautious be
fore signing any contract.
Each year the N. C. Depart
ment of Public Instruction j
sends information to the sup-'
erintendents of public schools
concerning the pressure-type ]
sales of educational and vo
cational training courses so
that the community may . be
informed.
The N. C. Department of
Public Instruction has a list
of approved schools and train
ing centers in North Caro
lina; however, in the case of
out-of-state institutions, the
state does not have the means
to determine in many cases
the activities of the institu
tion. An individual can write
the Department of Education
of tfca state in which the in-
Sunday School
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to mankind involves diligent
and regular study. It in
volves research into back
ground, and a “getting to
know” the characters there
in—(heir strengths and their
weaknesses, their faults and
their virtues. The time for
this endeavor must be willing
ly set aside; the place for it
must be quiet and inducive
to thought And a compre
hensive Concordance is essen-.
tial. Thus equipped, a whole
new world is opened up to
the student colorful, excit
ing, inspiring, maturing, chal
lenging.
Can you, as a professed
Christian, afford to delay?
(These comments are based
on outlines of the Interna
tional Sunday School Lessens,
copyrighted by the Interna
tional Council of Religious
Education, and used by per
mission).
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Similar results can be achieved
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Some suggestions to the
public may be helpful: When
a representative explains his
product, do not sign a con
tract on the date of the in
terview. Inform the repre
sentative that you would like
to study his program and will
contact him later, if interest
ed. Beware -of salesmen who
demand payment in the first
interview. Check with the
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Department of Public Instruc
tion before signing a contract
Study the program to be sure
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training. Decide if the train*
ing if a temporary interest oi
a long-range interest in whkh
you will carry through. Many
courses include home study.
In most cases only a small
percentage 'of people will
carry through Independent
study. Usually only two or
three lessons of home study
are carried through by the in
dividual and then he loses in
terest and money. Many peo
ple write companies and re
quest that a representative
visit the home. Even though
a person requests this ser
vice, he should still use cau
tion prior to signing any
contracts.
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Navy Lieut Comdr. Larry
f. Lowe, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wocdrow Lowe, Route 3, Eden,
ton, is a member of Air Anti-
Submarine Sqd. 33 at Naval
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Diego. The squadron is the
first anti-submarine warfare
squadron to celebrate an ac
ddeahfrae 10-year period.
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Air Force M. Sgt Ralph 0.
Bennett, bob of Mr. and Mrs.
Otha G. Bennett, 300 East
King Street, Edenton, N. C.,
has arrived for duty at Rich
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Sgt. Bennett, a personnel
superintendent, it assigned to
a unit of the Air Force Com
munications Service which
provides global communka
. tions and air traffic control
for the ÜBAF. He previously
served at Scott AFB, HL
The sergeant, a 1063 gradu-
> ate of Edenton High ScbeoL
• attended BelleviHe, liL, Junior
i College. F wife, Patricia, is
the daugf of Mrs. Ellen
> Parish aMM) 16th Avenue,
A'.uona, Pa,
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Marine CpL Robert W.
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Robert W. Sharpe, Route 1,
Edenton, was promoted to hie
presbnt rank while serving
with the First Marine Divi
sion in Vietnam, .*
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