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Western Carolinian Volume 44 Number 10

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  • A gift of love OCTOBER 26, 1978/THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN/PAGE 13 Exceptional children given helpful hand ' Our gill to children is a gift of love May it last 'til the longest day It can t be lost. Can't be bought, And it can't be given away.'' bv LAURA WEST Staff Writer WritU'n by tli>' organization's advisor, Mr. Howard J, Hickes, the above could be the motto for The Student Council for Exceptional Children (SCEC). The local chapter of SCEC and its 60 members participate in projects to aid exceptional children (any child who deviates from the norm enough to require special services). Presently the organization is holding a raffle for a large stuffed dog. Funds raised will be added to those previously collected at a car wash and the club's annual bake sale at Mountain Heritage Day. Some of the money will go to the Jackson County Sheltered Workshop to aid in the purchase of a van to be used to transport adults to and from the workshop. The club's membership is comprised of education majors in the fields of Speech and Hearing, mental retardation, and learning disabilities. However, membership is open to anv student interested in tiding exceptional children. The club meets twice a month. ever) first and third Wednesday night. The club's officers are: Doris McCain, president; David Orause. president-elect; Ton) Braun, vice president; Peggy Salmons, secretary; Mind) Mallionx, treasurer; Carol Kent, membership chairman; Bonnie Singleton, historian; and Annie McEachirn, news editor. The news editor is responsible for sending four newsletters per vear to all tin- local chapter members as well as a copy to the National CEC. The SCEC at WCl! is a member of the state CEC as well as the National organization, which is made up of professionals as well as college students. They plan to send delegates to Charlotte for a convention on November9-10, as well as to Dallas for an International Convention in April. At the International convention WCU's chapter of SCEC \ ill be a nominee for the Award of Excellence as they have increased membership and have been quite active locally. The next major project for the club will be activities WWCU, the radio voice of Ihe students of Western Carolina University now brings you Earth News Radio twice daily. Also, listen to our new weekend album rock shows, starting this Saturday. m mutual broadcasting system THE WORLD S LARGEST RADIO NETWORK STARTS FRIDAY OCT. 27 th. The Masters of Menace CHRISTOPHER LEE and PETER CUSHING They're dead but they're alive... "The King of the undead marries the Queen of the Zombies" i . \ — / ■ QUIN TIjIEJATpES East Sylva .Shopping jCeriter QUIN I ig4 m Count Dracula aitdbisUampire Bride A DYNAMITE! intibtainmimt Shows 7:00-9:00 QUIN II Adult $2.50 Student $2.00 Child $1.00 College ID required for student ticket. Late Show FRI. & SAT. OCT. 27-28 11:30 A RALPH BAKSI I FILM WIZARDS*.', An epic fantasy of peace and magic. pg;l% C1977 Twentieth Century Fo Kiddie Show Sat. & Sun. 2 p.m. during Homecoming, rhe club is preparing a float to be entered in the annual parade Also, as sponsors ol the I1'" homecoming queen, the club plans to sponsor both Cath) Simmoni and Carolyn Wright as contest ants for this year's title. In the past, the SCEC Has taken groups of children from theTMR(trainable mentally retarded) program to the homecoming game as well as having a parts for this group. As vet no definite plans have been made, but both ideas are possibilities. Other activities the SCEC will participate in include Operation Santa Clans. Special Olympics and an Open House for Undecided Majors to be held in Killian 104 en November 1 from 3-5 p.m. Ihe club keeps a scrapbook of all their activities dating back to 1968. fhe preface describes the Organization as "...interested ill all children who because of some special deviation from the normal, require special educational opportunities, and need some type of separate facilities." The members of the SCEC indeed are striving to aid all children as many of its members want to become professionals in helping exceptional children, and through this organization are belter prepared to work with such children. SYLVA PLAZA Svlva. N. C. 28779 9-5:30 Monday- Saturday Lay Away Available 20% off on all regular merchandise for WCU students with I.I). VISA* mastei chaige t-tf -ifm RBA.N-. capo Dail-a-Movie I 586-5918 STARTS FRIDAY OCT. 27 th. Coming Home She fell in love with him as he fell in love with her. But she was still another man's reason for coming home. aJEROMEHELLMAN Prod*** a HAL ASH BY r*, Jane Fonda m JonVoight Bruce Dern "Coming Home" Shows 7:00-9:30
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