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LCEUiott has returned home
an the Albemarle Hospital
: tor undergoing surgery last
; :OLIDAY m WILLIAMSTON
b Mrs. Charles Eley and
daughter, Charla Ann, spent
thanksgiving Day in
'illlamston with relatives.
ROM WINSTON-SALEM
Miss Evelyn Tarkenton of
Winaton-Salwm spent the
Holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
yVJ". Tarkenton.
-THANKSGIVING DAY IN
10NSTON
vMrs. L.D. Myers, Mr. and
Mrs. Elie Goodwin and
Children, Sarah and Mike, spent
thanksgiving Day in Kinston
with Mr. and Mrs. Ed DaU and
Either relatives.
iyjSIT IN WILLIAMSTON
ti Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Tice and
daughter, Karen, were Holiday
EocictY ' I UMt " of relatives to WEEK-END AT Jf"V
r Wim.rf. i . Mint romllna t
the Holidays wi'Y f
Mrs. Charles -'.wit
guests ' of relatives :" to
Williamston.
FLA. GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Nixon and
family of Lake City, Fla. were
Holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Preston Nixon. -
FROM CHAPEL HILL
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ainsley of
Chapel Hill were Holiday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. W.F. Ainsley.
FROM GARNER , :
" Mr. and Mrs. Don Chesson and
family of Garner spent the
Holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
Jake Chesson.
FROM iLYMOUTH f
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lee
Dail and family of Plymouth
were Holiday guests of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan
Hurdle and C.L. Dail.
VA. GUESTS .. .
Mr. and Mrs. F.E. McCloskey
and family of Norfolk, Va. were
guests of Mrs.. R.B. Thack on
Thanksgiving Pay;
I ihoknJohnnvi W COA To Conduct OSHA Training Program
. -.;W- WM ,
College.
,Jj Greensboro
:maAmarose:tva
CT'C-Cnensboro-Susan
VISIT IN PLYMOt-
Mrs. Addle, Kv
guest of Mr; and J
Jones during the j-.,
edenton' guests;-'
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White, Janice Winslow. Geneva
COIAESttlDE
FOR hoijdays T'r 4JrV Vwb wmn, uetn Brinn,
CoHege" of The . Albemarle
through its Adult EOucauon
Division is planning a series of
IS HA Safety Training Programs
to give area business personnel,
no matter how large or small,
background and purpose of the
Occupation and Safety Act of
1970. These training sessions are
to acquaint supervisors, safety
directors,' Perionnel directors
and managers with certain
provisions of the Act necessary
to an understanding of its scope
and seriousness. Other : ob
jectives of the course will be to
emphasise t the sense ., of
responsibility, degree of com
mitment, and the safety at
titudes needed for compliance
with the Act, and to teach cer
tain techniques In observing for
unsafe acts and: unsafe con
ditions that can lead to serious
injury. v. ift: (ii'.
The prosram nre sin dfrnioned
to teach safety personnel on both
supervisory and employee level
the - elements of business and
industrial safety.
. On December 29, 1970, the
President signed into law the
new Occupational Safety and
Health Act of 1970. Virtually all
businesses, no matter how large
or small,' are covered by this
Act Employers and employees
in manufacturing, construction,
transportation, wholesale and
retail trades, services, finance,
insurance ' and : real estate,
commercial farming, and
agriculture, forestry and
fisheries-all of these are covered
by the provisions of this in
clusive' and ; far-reaching
legislation. .
; ; The North Carolina Depart
ment of Labor in a cooperative
agreement with the U.S.
Secretary of Labor has the
responsibility of setting and
enforcing , health and safety
standards.
The Norjh Carolina Depart
ment of Labor has requested the
assistance of the North Carolina
Department of Community
Colleges in offering courses for
business and industry which will
nable them to perform
responsiblities set forth in the
new Act. "
RICKS
LAUNDRY &
CLEANERS
SERVING
HERTFORD
AND
Perquimans County
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY
. SATURDAY
BILL CRUMMEY, Routemao
Truck Radio Dispatched :
PHONE EDENTON
482-2148
DOTJN
Woodland
Dress
Shoppe
HERTFORD, N. C "
PHONE 426-8 BQ
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PRESENTS THE 1971
ENROLL NOW
DIAL 335-0821
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DIAL 335-0821
PAY PROGllflfl
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Registration for Curriculum Classes (CoUege tcr, V()cational, Technical) will be
Dec. 3rd, 1971. Registration fees after Dec, ivill include a $5 Late Fee.
Regular Classes Will Begfa Kg3ay, Dec 6th.
COLLEGE TRANSFER
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BIO 101-1
BIO 101-2
BIO 102-1
BIO 102-2
BIO 102-4
BIO 206
BUS 102-1
BUS 102-2
BUS 103
BUS 107-1
BUS 107-3 (A)
BUS 201
BUS 204
BUS 209
CHM 102
DRA 118
DRA 121
Hra. Cowrte Description
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ECO 202-1
ECO 202-3
Foreign
Lang
ENG90-1
ENG90-2
ENG 90-3 (A)
ENG 91-1
ENG 91-2
ENG 91-3
ENG 92-1
ENG 92-2
ENG 101-1
ENG 101-2
ENG 101-3
ENG 102-1
ENG 102-2
ENG 102-3
ENG 102-4
ENG 102-5
ENG 102-6
ENG 102-8
ENG 102-9 (A)
ENG 103
ENG 202-1
ENG 202-2
ENG 202-3
ENG 206
ENG 1030
FRE 101
FRE 102-1
FRE 102-2
FRE 152
FRE202
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SPA 102-1
SPA 102-2
SPA 1S2
SPA 202
Hit.AApprec.of Art T-Th 11:30
Figure Drawing MWF 1-3:00 r 1
Painting Survey MWF 11-1:00
Sculpture Survey MWF 8-10:00" '
Printmtking Survey MWF 114:00, V'
General Biology I MWF 9:00
General Biology I MWF 8:00 ' .
General Biology H MWF 11:00
General Biology II T-Th 9:30
General Biology II T-Th 11:00 '
Anatomy A Physiology II MWF 1:00 '
Intermediate Typewriting T-Th 9-11:00
Intermediate Typewriting T-Th 11-1:00
Advanced Typewriting MWF 11:00
BuiinetiMath MWF 8:00
ButineuMath T-Th 2:00
Advanced Shorthand
Principle! of Accounting
Business Communication!
General Chemistry II
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Technical Theatre II T-Th 2-4:00
History of The Theatre MWF 2:00
Principles of Economics MWF 9:00
Principles of Economics T-Th 11:00
Introduction to Education T-Th 8:00
MTWTh 8-9:00
MWF 1:00
T-Th 11:00
MWF 2:00
Computer Programming T-Th 9:30
Language ArtsI MWF 8:00
Language Arts I MWF 11:00
Language Arts I T-Th 11:00
Language Arts II T-Th 12:30
Language Arts II T-Th 9:30
Language Arts II MWF 1:00
Language Arts III MWF 9:00
Language Arts III MWF 12:00
English Composition I MWF 1:00
English Composition I T-Th 9:30 :
English Composition I MWF 11:00
English Composition II MWF 8:00
English Composition II MWF 11:00
English Composition II MWF 9:00
English Composition II T-Th 9:30
English Composition II T-Th 8:00
English Composition H MWF. 12:00
EngUsh Composition II T-Th 2:00 t
English Composition II MWF 2:00
English Composition M T-Th 8:00
English Literatim MWF 11:00
English Literatim MWF 9:00
English literature T-Th '11:00"'
American Literature T-Th 11:00
Communication Skills . T-Th 8:00 , ,
Elementary French I T-Th 12:30
Elementary French II MWF 9:00
Elementary French II MWF. 12:00
Intermediate French MWF 11:00
Advanced French T-Th TBA
Elementary Spanish MWF 9:00
Elementary Spanisti T-Th 9:30 '
Elementary Spanish MWF 12:00
Intermediate Spanish . T-Th 11:00
Advanced Spanish T-Th , 12:30
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3 Principles of Geography
3 Principles of Geography
3 Ancient History
3 Ancient History
3 Medieval History
3 Medieval History
3 Mwlieval History
3 Medieval History
3 V Medieval Hictory
3 ' Medieval History
3 U.S. History
3 U.S. History
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MWF 12:00
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3 Basic Mathematics HI '
3 Bssic Mathematics III
5 College Algebra
S College Algebra'
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3 Fund. Concepts of Math
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2 Piano (Preparstory)
2 Music Fundamentals
3 Music Theory I
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Music His. Literature
Basic Movement
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PUS 102-1
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Stunts and Tumbling
Stunts and Tumbling
VoUeyball
Volleyball . .
Volleyball ' ,
VolkybaU ,
; Badminton i
Badminton '
Basketball .-,.
Bowling r
.Bowling; i'. .;v:fV":J;!"
Bowttng 'i "
Bowling
Techniques for Officiating
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4 . Physical Science n
Physical Science II
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ALL CLASSES LISTED WILL EE HELD if SlTOEKt
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C-eoend Psychology II c
General Psychology 11
Ediicstloiwl Psychology I
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11:00
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229
229
334
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323
325
437
229
235
436
335
228
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235
229
235
Speech
SPH 102
SPH 201-1
SPH 201-2
3 Intro, to Phonetics
3 Public Speaking
3 Public Speaking
MWF 9:00
T-Th 12:30
MWF 1:00
228
228
228
(A) Alternate section -To be filled ONLY if other sections reach maximum enroll
ment. OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION
TECHNICAL
Business
Design
Eco
Elect
T-BUS123 3 Business Finance T-Th 12:30 236
T-BUS 210-1 2 Business Machines MWF 1:00 333
T-BUS 210-2 2 Business Machines T-Th 2:00 333
T-BUS 235 3 Business Management MWF 11:00 236
T-BUS 243 4 Advertising T-Th 12:30 ' 235
T-DES102 3 Tools, Materials St Process. . T-Th 12:30 436
T-DFT 104-1 2 Electronic Drafting MW 1-3:00 WSA
T-DFT 104-2 2 Electronic Drafting MW 3-5:00 WSA
T-DFT 202 4 Adv. Engineering Graphics T-Th 9:30-12:30 WSA
T-ELN102 6 A. C. Circuits Evdy 8:00 436
T-ELN203 4 Basic Computer Electronics MWF 12:00 436
T-ELN204 4 Adv. Commun. Electronics T-Th 9:30 436
T-ELN215 4 Industrial Electronics MWF 11:00 437
T-MAT106 4 Technical Math II MTWTh 11:00 WSA
VOCATIONAL
Mech
AUT1110 7 Auto Elec. eV Fuel Systems MW 8:00 VC
T : '9:00 "
DFT 102-1 4 Engineering Drawing MWF 8-10:00 WSA
DFT 102-2 4 Engineering Drawing T-Th 2-5:00 WSA
DFT 205 4 Descriptive Geometry MWF 11-1:00 WSA
DFT 1010 3 Blueprint Reading II MWF 11:00 229
DFT 1101 . 3 Schematics A Diagrams: MT 10:00 VC-
Power Mechanics W 11:00 VC
MEC 1210-1 9 Ma.ShopTheo.APrac.II MWF 8:00 229
MEC 1265 10 Precision Machining II T 10-12:00 VC
TH 11:00
WLD 1400-1 3 Basic Welding (Auto) F 8-12:00 VC
WLD 1400-2 3 Basic Welding (Machinist) F 1-5:00 VC'
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Evening College transfer, occupational, courses will register on Dee. 6, 7,
8, 9 from 6:80-8:30 st Admissions office. COA..
AUT 1120 4 Auto Power Train System MW 7:00 P.M. VC
BIO 102-3 4 General Biology II M 7:00 P.M. 325
BUS 106 5 Introduction to Business T-Th 7:00 P.M. 228
BUS 107-2 3 Business Math W 7:00 P,M. 236
DFT 207 4 Architectural Drawing . MW 7:00 P.M. WSA
ECO 202-2 3 Principles of Economics W 7:00 P.M. 235
ELN1300 4 Radio-TV Servicing I , MW 7:00 P.M. 436
ENG 102-7 3 English Composition II M 7:00 P.M.
HIS 102-7 3 Medieval History T 7,':00 233
HIS 202-3 3 U.S. History Th 7:00 233
HYG122 3 Hygiene II m!' 7:00 236
MAT91-2 v 3 Basic Mathematics U M 7:00 'M. 336
MAT 102-2 5 - . Trigonometry MW 7:00 - 334
MEC 1210-2 4 Ma.ShopTheo.APrac.II T-Th 7:00 M. VC
WLD 1400-3 4 Basic Welding (Machinist) MW; 7:00 M. VC
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Brick Laying
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