School News
Fun Festival
Colorful balloons, popcorn, cupcakes, continuous entertainment and performances by the Upchurch choir, all
were ^'irt of Thursday's arts festival which was put on by the students at L'pchurch. Paintings, collages, and
paper flowers were just some of the arts shown off at the all day festival.
S.A.D.D. Group Has Busy Week
S.A.D.D. is a name which now
has a meaning to our 150,000 high
school students.
It stands for Students Against
Driving Drunk.
The group's objectives are:
-To save our lives and the lives
of others.
-Educate students concerning
the problem of drinking and driv
ing.
-To develop peer counseling
among students about alcohol use.
-To increase public awareness
and prevention of this problem
everywhere.
S.A.D.D. is now in over 100
schools.
It began in September, 1981.
The program was developed and
conducted by Robert Anastas, in
Boston, Mass.
The local Hoke County Youth
Council sponsored S.A.D.D. week
March 28 through April, in hopes
of starting a permanent chapter in
Raeford.
Contracts were given to students
and parents in an effort to lessen
the incident of youth involvement
in alcohol related accidents.
Questionnaires were also cir
culated, asking local residents their
opinions about alcohol and driv
ing, and civic, church and school
programs were held during the
week.
Here are some of the points
made by the youth group during
the week:
?One American life is lost every
21 minutes in alcohol related auto
crashes.
?The drinking driver problem
creates an estimated cost of over $5
billion annually.
?For Americans up to age 35,
the number one cause of death is
motor vehicle incidents, and more
than half of highway deaths are
caused by drunken drivers.
?On a average week-end night,
one out of every 10 drivers on the
road is drunk.
?165 "to of drivers who kill
themselves in single-car wrecks are
drunk.
?Of every 2,000 drunken
drivers, only one is arrested. The
chance of receiving a serious penal
ty is mathematically insignificant.
?Drunken driving is the nations
number one highway safety pro
blem.
? Drunken driving is responsible
for the most common form of
violent death in the nation.
These statistics were provided by
the National Highway Traffic
Safety Administration and the Na
tional Safety council.
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Register For Hoke County
SPRING QUARTER
Continuing Education
Classes
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COURSE INSTRUCTOR BEGIN END PLACE
TIME DAY
Ceramics I - Colborn Apr. 18
ceramics ll - Colborn Apr. 16
Crafts - Bullard Apr. 13
Crafts - Witherspoon Apr. 1
Ceramic Doll Making - Jones Apr. 18
Furniture Refinisning - Suggs Apr. 18
Macrame - Heinold Apr. 20
?Managing Stress - McDonald Apr. 21
Needlecrafts - Kelly Apr. 11
Painting - Augustoni Apr. 21
Painting on Fabric - Augustoni Apr. 19
Painting on Fabric - Augustoni Apr. 20
Quilting - Smith Apr. 20
Quilting - McLean Apr. 13
Quilting/Sewing - Stewart Apr. 12
Sewing/Quilting - Barefoot Apr. 12
Sewing - Pilkington Apr. 18
Sewing - Council Apr. 13
Sewing -Smith Apr. 20
upholstery - Ferrell Apr. 19
Aug. 8 P.C. Ceramics 7-10 p.m.
July 30 P.C. Ceramics 1-4 p.m.
July 13 SHCC 1-4 p.m.
July 8 OARH 10-12 noon
June 20 Chicks Ceramics 7-10 p.m.
June 27 OCOB 7-10 p.m.
June 29 OCOB 9-12 noon
May 12 Sandhills Center 7-8 p.m.
July 18 Cameron Heights9-12 noon
June 30 OCOB 1-4 p.m.
June 28 OCOB 1-4 p.m.
June 29 OCOB 7-10 p.m.
June 29 WCB 1-4 p.m.
June 22 Laurel Hill 9-12 noon
July 12 Cameron Heights9-1 2 noon
July 12 SHCC 1-4 p.m.
June 27 HCPL 7-10 p.m.
June 22 Laurel Hill 1-4 p.m.
June 22 WCB 9-12 noon
Aug. 2 OCOB 7-10 p.m.
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REGISTRATION:
REFUNDS:
FEES:
4-30-7:00 p.m., Wednesday, April 13, 1983 in tne Hoke County Library on Main street.
All students are encouraged to register at this time. Students may also register at the
1st class meeting if the class is not filled.
A refund will be made only if a class is canceled because of insufficient enrollment.
Managing stress is S8.00; all other classes have the $15.00 registration fee. no charge
for individuals age sixty-five (65) or older. Many classes will also require special sup
plies and books.
Bring Social Security Number
EASY REGISTRATION
abbreviations OCOB - Old County Office Building
OARH ? open Arms Rest Home
SHCC - South Hoke Community Center
' Public Library
' Building
i Campus Ave
- boucn none communl
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for additional contact Hank Richards, 875-2470, continuing Education Su
information: pervlsor, Locky MacDonald, 875-2156, continuing Education
Supervisor or Betty High, 692-6185, Continuing coordinator
Ketner To Speak
To Hoke High DEC A
Plans are well underway for the
annual Employer-Employee Ban
quet which is hosted by the Hoke
High DEC A organization each
year to show appreciation for the
employers and community
members who have supported the
cooperative education program
during the current school vear^
This year's banquet, to be held
April 13, will feature Mr. Ralph
W. Ketner. Chairman of the Board
and Chief Executive Officer of
Food Lion Stores, as guest
speaker.
As a member of the North
Carolina Marketing and
Distributive Education Advisory
Committee, Ketner has shown sup
port for MDE across (he State and
has given much of his own time to
support the educational program
and club organization.
As an outstanding businessman,
he has much to offer to the youth
who plan careers in marketing.
Ketner is a Director of the North
Carolina Merchants Association,
listed in Who's Who in America
and Who's Who in Super
marketing, and has been honored
as the North Carolina Grocer of
the Year (1972-7?) and the North
Carolina Retailer of the Year
(1977).
He holds honorary Doctorates
in Business Administration from
Catawba College and Tri-State
University (Indiana).
Exceptional Children's Services
Deadline Set For April 22
Forms referring exceptional
children for needed services should
be completed and returned to the
student's school principal by Fri
day April 22, Special Children's
Coordinator Rhenda Cameron
said.
The services are for mentally
handicapped learning - disabled,
academically gifted, hearing - im
paired, speech - and language - im
paired. and emotionally handicap
ped.
Mrs. Cameron said, "Each spr
ing, the exceptional - children's
programs within the Hoke County
schools makes an assertive effort
to identify children in need of
special services.
" An initial referral for these ser
vices is necessary prior to beginn
ing an appropriate evaluation.
"Parents, teachers, other pro
fessional. education people, and
support people from various com
munity agencies may refer children
for any of the special services."
Mrs. Cameron said the ap
propriate referral form mas be ob
tained from the principal of the
school in which the child is enroll
ed.
The April 22 deadline for return
ing referrals to the principals was
set because extensive testing must
be done prior to closing ol school.
More information mav be ob
tained from the principal of the
child's school 01 from Mrs.
Cameron at the ( mints Hoard of
Education office, telephone
875-4106.
MYSTERY OF MICHAEL
ROCKEFELLER. On November
16, 1961, Michael Rockefeller, son
of multi-millionaire Nelson
Rockefeller, disappeared as he
swam from a drifting boat with a
dead motor tossard shore just off
the coast of New Guinea. The rid
dle of his fate has never been solv
ed.
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Queen Of
Gospel Music
Evang. Shirley Caesar
Will be at St. James
United Church of God
Here in Raeford
Thursday & Friday Nite
Of This Week
Time - 8:00 P.M.
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