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THE EXPRESS • November 19, 2014 • Page 8

Wadesboro Primary School Terrific Kids

Wadesboro Primary School focuses on the teaching and displaying of two character traits every nine weeks. One student is chosen from each homeroom thatsets the best example of each character trait. Families are invited as students are recognized by being a Terrific Kid. The first nine weeks lessons were based onthe traits of citizenship and responsibility. The students who displayed these character traits the most are as follows:Citizenship Labdhi Shah, Byyannah Calaci, Chase Harward, Valerie Lopez, Chance Mungo, Ryheim Redfearn, RiKeya Little, Maniyah Hall, Scarlett Gainey,Jahyem Leak, Aleah Powe, Jaden Allen, Kamryn Hankerson, Navaeh Barnes, Nickolas Ratlif, Ava Couture, Justyce Ingram-Simons, Niyah Lindsey, Deonte Tillman,MilaJah Brown, Hanna Vu, Aiden Beam, Tyler Goodwin, Talahia Belton, Jayson Bridges, Jilary Gaun, Charley Williamson.Responsibility Tameia Little, James Hovermale, Kailey Driggers, Casey Gabriel, Francesca Rivera, Travon Edgeston, Gabriel Hildreth, Kimberly Clark, Katie Haynes,Makinzi Collins, Timothy Smith, Kennesha Wall, Savannah Hooks, Joseph Merritt, Michael Christian, Clinton McCracken, Sarah Lang, Laniya Thomas, Jada Clark,Tianna Crowder, Kamoria Richardson, Dream Sturdivant, Unique Bennett, Sarah Gathings, Kyleah Chambers, Case Carpenter, Shmira Dumas.

Basic FirearmsSafety is a Must

for Hunting

Free firearm safetycourses availableyear-round

The NC Wildlife Re-sources Commission'sHome From The Huntcampaign encourageshunters to take the properprecautions with firearmsto be safe during timespent outdoors. Firearmssafety is an element of in-struction taught by theCommission's Hunter Edu-cation Program, with freecourses offered year-round, throughout thestate. Instructors advisehunters to prioritize safetywhen handling firearms:• Point a firearm in a safedirection at all times.• Treat every firearmwith the respect due aloaded gun.• Identify your target andwhat's beyond it.• Keep your finger off thetrigger until you have posi-tively identified your targetand are ready to shoot. "Firearms safety is ex-ercising caution and usingyour head," said TravisCasper, Hunting Educa-tion Program coordinator."You can't be too careful.Always maintain muzzlecontrol. Obey huntingand firearm regulationsand put into practicewhat you've learned inhunter education." It is important forhunters to maintainfirearm proficiency. It isimportant to take time tobuild marksmanshipskills, he said. "Information on publicand private shootingranges is availableat our website,www.ncwildl i fe .org , "Casper said. "The WildlifeCommission and variouspartners are working to ex-pand shooting range op-portunities across thestate. The Wildlife Com-mission funds its propor-tion of range constructionusing hunting license re-ceipts, with maintenancethrough Pittman-Robert-son funds, which are 10percent excise taxes col-lected from manufacturersof guns and ammunition." The Home From TheHunt campaign also rec-ommends anyone spend-ing time outdoors in areasshared with hunters wearblaze orange. Blaze orangeclothing stands out againstan outdoor backgroundand studies have proven itincreases visibility of thewearer in lowlight situa-tions. Also, hunters shouldconsider using a flashlightwhen walking in lowlightand dark conditions. For more informationon hunting seasons, Hunt-ing Heritage ApprenticePermits and the HunterEducation Program, go towww.ncwildlife.org or call919-707-0031.