10 THE CAROLINA TIMES
SAT . SEPTEMBERS, 1S8A
Child Safety Club ...
Teaches Kids lifelong Safety 'Habit
Howell, National Corporate
Leader' A&T Keynoter
The NatiotuU Safety CouneiTi Child Safety Club provide!
preschoolers and parents with a sharing training program that
takes the "no-no" out of teachlnl lifelong safety habits.
If you have preschool youngs ten, the National Safety Council
has the answer to teaching healthy, lifelong safety habits
through an innovative national program that instills a better
understanding in the children of potential safety hazards in and
out of the home.
The Child Safety Club, in
stituted in 1978, is this na
tion's first comprehensive safe
ty education program which
makes safety training child's
play for children between the
ages of three to five.
"Not only is it difficult for
young children to learn why
they cant go everywhere and
do everything they want, but
it is nearly Impossible for
adults to anticipate when or
how children might get them
selves into potentially danger
ous situations," said Council
President, Vincent L. Tofany.
"Under the Child Safety
Club concept, the adult can
Impart basic accident preven
tion information in an atmos
phere of fun," Tofany said.
"Safety training becomes a
game with positive results.
Parent, grandparent, or an
older sibling has an opportu
nity to share with the child
in building a lifelong safety
awareness."
Available on a membership
basis, this program offers its
members a five-book series of
child-centered educational ma
terials. Each book features
stories, puzzles, paper pop-outs
and realistic practice activities
designed to make safety a per
sonal experience as well as a
family affair.
Children who have been
registered in the Club, at a
cost of $15.00 will receive their
first book on or soon after
their third birthday. An acV
on book is issued every
months thereafter through tl
child's fifth birthday. Becau
the first book Is geared spi
dflcally to the three-year ol
the Council recommends thi
no child older than age thn
be enrolled in the program.
According to the Oound
accidents . were the leadin
cause of death ' in chlldre
aged one to four, accountin
for 40 per cent of all fatalltU
In 1979. Approximately 4 JSC
children under the age of flv
died that year in accidents m
volving motor vehicles, fall
drowning, fires, bums, poison
lng, ingestion of foods an
other household mishaps.
Learning or teaching abon
these common hazards a
home, at play, or in traffic i
made simple and effective wit!
the Child Safety Club.
Application forms for tK
Child Safety Club can be ob
tained from a State and Loca
Safety Council, or by wrltrnt
to the Chad Safety Club
National Safety Council, U
North Michigan Avenue, Chi
cago, IllinoU 60811.
GREENSBORO, N.C.
William K. Howell, one
of the nation's most
outstanding corporate
leaders, will be keynote
speaker for the second an-
. nual dinner of the A&T
lniversity Foundation 'on
Thursday, September 25.
Howell, currently presi
dent of. Miller Brewing
Company in Milwaukee,
Wiscons' vill address
the dinn. 7:30 p.m. in
the Aiq rlilton Hotels
A reception will precede
the dinner at 6:30 p.m.
Presiding at the dinner
will be Dr. Alvin Blount,
president of the founda
tion. Howell was promoted
to president of the Miller
Brewing Company, begin
ning November 1, 1978,
by the Board of Directors
of Philip Morris Incor
porated. He had served as
Executive Vice President
pf Miller since March,
1972, at which time he -was
also elected to the Miller.
Board of Directors.
He was elected a
Coporate vice president of
Philip Morris incor
porated by the Board of
Directors in April, 1975.
Prior to joining Miller,
he was associated with
Philip Morris Interna
tional as a' regional vice
president-Latin America..
He first joined Philip
Morris in 1955, and served
in various capacities with
C.A. Tabacalera Na
tional, the Philip Morris
affiliate in Venezuela.
A native of Radford,
Va., Howell received a
B.S. degree in business ad
ministration from the
University of Richmond.
He served in the United
States Marine Corps
Reserve from 1953 to 1955
and attained the rank of
Lieutenant.
Thank You
Words are inadequate at this point to express
my gratitude to my many friends and co-workers
for prayers, cards, flowers, donations, phone calls
and visits as far as Pennsylvania and New York
during my confinement in the hospital and at
home.
Just to name a few: West Durham Mission Cir
cle, The Famous Jordannaires of Durham and
Mrs. Felix Blakley, my family and church, St.
John Baptist Missionary, and Senior Citizens
Clubs, the First Aid Department of the Durham
Ushers Union, Rev. Wright who paid a visit, Rev.
Clement, pastor of Lincoln Memorial who offered
to come to Pa. and bring me home from the
hospital how big-hearted he was; a visit from
Rev. and Mrs. L. Turner and Rev. and Mrs. Nor
wood P. Brodie, Rev. and Mrs. J.R. Love for
their many visits. All of you have been beautiful.
Again thanks for your concern.lt isn 7 possible to
send a thank you note to each one, so I take this
means of conveying my sincerest thanks.
I am improving nicely and am so grateful to
God for life and everything. Without Him, we are
nothing and we can't do anything without Him.
May His richest blessings continue to entreat you.
I love each of you.
Hortense Willis
Howell serves on the
.Board of Directors of. St.
Mary's Hospital,
Milwaukee; First Wiscon
sin National Bank o
Milwaukee; Boys Club of
Milwaukee and is a
member of the Advisory
DURHAM CITY SCHOOLS FOOD SERVICE
MENUS Breakfast: Monday, September 8
Cheese toast or cereal, juice or Vi c. fresh fruit, .
milk; Tuesday, September 9 Fruit muffins or
cereal, juice or Vi c. fresh fruit, milk; Wednesday,
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or Vi c. fresh fruit, milk; Thursday, September 11
Egg biscuit or cereal, juice or Yi c. fresh fruit,
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milk, choice. Tuesday, September 9 Surfburger
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September 12 Meat Ball Hoagie, French fries,
choice of steamed fresh collard greens or orange
quarters, peanut cup, milk, choice.
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