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Michael Thatch - Common Law
Robbery. Three years North Caro
lina Department of Correction.
Make restitution of $3,796.00.
Ronald Lee Skinner - Common
Law Robbery. Three years North
Carolina Department of Correc
tion. Make restitution of $3,796.00.
Jermaine Travis McCoy Farrow
- Common Law Robbery. Three
years North Carolina Department
of Correction. Make restitution of
$3,796.00.
Wilbert Lee Jones - Misd Lar
ceny. 90 Days Tri County Jail.
Calvin Stewart - Indecent Liber
ties. Three years North Carolina
Department of Correction sus
pended. 3% years supervised pro
bation. Serve six months Depart
ment of Correction.
? Bill Vollbrecht - Possession of
deer during closed season. Nine
months North Carolina Depart
ment of Correction suspended. Two
years unsupervised probation.
?
; Nelson Isaac Jones - Misd. Pos
session of Stolen Goods. Two years
; North Carolina Department of Cor
rection suspended. Two years su
pervised probation.
(
, Timothy Lee Kraft - Fel. Break
ing and Entering. Three years
North Carolina Department of Cor
rection suspended. Three years su
pervised probation.
When Friend fell,
he called for Help,
but Confusion came instead.
At last Help came,
and Help knew what to do.
In times of emergency,
are you Help? If not, learn
Red Cross First Aid
where you work -
or call your local chapter.
On Thursday, Senator Walter B. Jones made a brief campaign stop in Hertford. Above he talks
with Hertford Mayor Bill Cox.
M/aS "A OR N JR
Hiding in this puzzle are twelve words
about Fall. They reed across, up and down,
on a diagonal? even backwards!
^ How many can you find?
V.I. P.
tinctive groups of people and ideas.
Mr. Patton works with people who
are blind, operates literacy mis
sions, runs church social ministry
programs, and coordinates church
volunteer services. "My major job
responsibility is to make church
members more aware of problems
such as these in the church, and let
them know how they can help,"
said Patton.
Also assisting in the camp this
weekend were local 4-H clubs,
members of local churches RAs
and GAs who provided buddies for
the participants.
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VA employee honored
for outstendlng work ^
with Vietnam veterans
Raymond M. Scurfleld, D.S.W.,
has been named winner of the Vet
erans Administration's Oiin E.
Teague Award for bis outstanding
work in the psychological rehabili
tation of veterans with combat-re
lated post-traumatic stress disor
der (FTSD).
Currently director of the Post
Traumatic Stress Treatment Pro
gram at the American Lake VA
Medical Center in Tacoma, Wash.,
Scurfield has been involved in the
care of psychologically war-in
jured veterans for 17 years. He is
nationally recognized for his clini
cal and research expertise, and
leadership in the study and treat
ment of PTSD.
The Teague Award is awarded to
a VA employee, or employees
working as a team, whose achieve
ments have been of special benefit
to veterans with service-connected
problems. The award honors the
late U. S. Representative from
Texas who, as chairman of the
House Committee on Veterans Af
fairs for 18 years, was an advocate
of disabled veterans.
Scurfield served as a captain in
the U. S. Army Medical Service
Corps in Vietnam where he was a
psychiatric social worker and ex
ecutive officer at the 8th Field Hos
pital in Nha Trang.
He began his VA career as a so
cial worker at the Brentwood VA
Medical Center (Lo6 Angeles) and
co-organized the establishment of
the first Substance Abuse Program
at that hospital where he again ob
served the psychological problems
of returning Vietnam veterans. He
became chief of the Vietnam Vet
erans' Resocialization Unit, and
developed and supervised the Vet
erans-In-Prison Program within
the Los Angeles County Jail.
In 1962, Scurfield was named the
first national associate director for
clinical services of the VA's Read
justment Counseling Service,
which oversees the agency's net
work of Vietnam Veteran Outreach
Centers. In this position, Scurfield
was responsible for the formUttC
tion, planning and implementation
of psychological rehabilitation,
services throughout the Vet Center'
program. He was instrumentaf in
the development of tlie proposa 1 Mr
the National Vietnam Veterans -Re
adjustment Study, the largest of'itfc
kind to examine the problem# of
Vietnam veterans.
In 1965, Scurfield became the
first director of the Poet-Trauma
tic Stress Treatment Programs
the American Lake VA Medical
Center, a state-of-the-art rehabill.
tative treatment program.
Hie program has been highly
praised by veterans, family mem
bers, veterans service organiza
tions and federal, state and private
sector officials. A principal and eo
principal investigator on several
research projects, he currently is
conductin an ongoing follow-up
study of graduates of the American
Lake program.
Scurfield holds a clinical faculty
appointment at the University of*
Washington School of Social Work,
and also has been a lecturer at the
University of Hawaii, Hilo, and the
University of Southern California.
A graduate of Dickinson College,
Carlisle, Pa., Scurfield earned an
M.S.W. and a D.S.W. from the Uni
versity of Southern California, Los
Angeles.
Katharine Hepburn has been nomi
nated for 11 Academy Awards,
more than any other actor.
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