New, Cooperators In 1 Chowan Approved I Applications of A. C- Boyce, Wallace Goodwirt, Leonard Small, and Walter Twine to become co -operators with the soil Conser vation J>istrict were approved at the last regular board of super visors meeting. This will pro vide them with technical assist ance in planning and applying conservation on their farms by the district. - >. The district through the Scil Conservation Service will furnish them a detail land capability map to be used in planning the needed soil conservation for their farms. A soil conservationist will go over the farm with them and help them plan what needs to be done. JAYCEES MEET TONIGHT / 'Edenton’s Junior Chamber of Commerce will meet tonight (Thursday) at 7 o’clock at the Edenton Restaurant. President Jackson is very anxious to have every Jaycee present. POCAHONTAS MEETING 'Chowanoke Council No. 54, of Pocahontas, will meet tonight (Thursday) at 8 o’elock. Mrs. Edith Byrum, Pocahontas, urges all members to be pres ent. 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I yagscsr gags TRY A HEARALD CLASSIFIED SCHOOL AND YOUR CHILD * By John Corey. Appalachian State Teachers College Model Building Is Good Thing Model kits aren’t just toys. They can be valuable “text books” that contribute greatly to Junior’s education. David A. Rigsby, associate professor of industrial arts at Appalachian State Teachers Col lege, Boone, N. C., states that as sembling models of airplanes, ships, space vehicles, engines, power plants, and other mechan isms gives .meaningful practice in reading, thinking and concen tration. And without the youngster re alizing it, Rigsby adds, he as similates extensive knowledge. Each model is a dab in science, history, language, art, and math. The finished product exemplifies how varied pieces .of subject matter relate to each other. And the beauty of the activity is that in addition to its aca-, demic value, it is fun! The wise parent and teacher do well to encourage Junior to' participate in this popular hob by, the Appalachian professor believes. Rigsby is qualified to advise. Students under his direction as a high school teacher won more awards for excellence in indus trial arts than those under any other instructor in the nation. For five years, 1955-1959, Rigs by’s pupils at Greensboro’s Cur-! ry High School dominated the top awards in nationwide compe tition at the Industrial Arts Awards Fair at Dearborn, Mich. Most model kits contain a comprehensive instruction sheet plus materials necessary for con struction. Kits are packaged for all age level interests, from that of the pre-schooler to the bright mechanically minded high-school er. ' Rigsby reminds that it’s im port that Junior get a kit that he can succeed in putting to gether. Prices range from 49 cents to $lO. The model-building fever is extensive. It'may be your Jun ior has the bug and needs no encouragement. If so, this writ ing may reassure you that his time is well spent. One survey reports that 90 per cent of eight to fifteen-year old boys construct models as a hobby. • ■ In fact, the young folks may actually have demonstrated to professional educators the value of models as tools for teaching and learning. Edward W. Beaubier, the su pervising principal of Unified School District, Paramount, Cal., has surveyed the use of models is instructional aids in schools, ■olleges and industries. Beaubier found that in many, many classrooms they , are as nuch standard equipment as halk and chalkboard. This school principal has out ‘ined, in Today’s Health maga zine, the many uses of models is an education tool. He re >orts: High school students in Sitka, Alaska, capsuled their physics urogram by assembling an atom ic power plant kit. Grammar school children in a Manhattan public school are aid 'd in learning their American history by constructing plastic kits. Construction of a jnodel of Did Ironsides, for instance, gave pupils greater understanding of PROTECT the family . you CARE for with BLUE CROSS and BLUE SHIELD *l9. -HOSPITAL CARE ASSOCIATION DURHAM, NORTH CAROUNA LOCAL BKPKKSEN TATIVE Donald Burden »•. M We»to»er Height* EPENTON. N. C. TELEPHONE JUS .I•- - - ■ THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13. 1962. [ the War of 1812- Model kits are effective in teaching Junior to read. “The i transition from working with model kits toward improvement in reading has been consider able,” a principal wrote. “From the point of view of encouraging children, these construction ac tivities have no equal.” “It’s a rare builder who will not be motivated to continue re search into the history of the miniature he has built in class,” stated an Oregon high school dean. The same dean says models clarify geometry teaching. When the student breaks down the geo metric shapes composing the wings of an airplane and its fuselage, for instance, it is like ly he’ll remember them better and have deeper understanding of geometric logic. I Plastic models are used as pro ! jects in an aviation course at i Stephens College, a girls’ finish ling school in Missouri. Business, industry, and the military also use models exten sively in instruction. The Navy finds them an ex cellent tool to quickly teach WAVE recruits the fundamentals of Navy operation. An official of the WAVE Recruit Training Cen ter at Bainbridge, Maryland, ;even comments: “The assembly instructions are so simple that even a women who believes she has no mechan ical skill can understand and learn from them.” RED MEN MEETING 'Chowan Tribe No. 12, Im-1 proved Order of Red Men, will meet Monday night, December | 17, at 7:30 o’clock. Oscar Peeples, j sachem, urges a large attendance. 1 VFW MEETS TUESDAY William H. Coffield, Jr., Post I No. 9280, Veterans of Foreign j Wars, will meet Tuesday night, i December 18, at 8 o’clock: Com mander Ila’.lett Che«son urges a large attendance LEGION MEETS TUESDAY Ed Bona Post No. 40 of the j American Legion will meet Tues day night, December 18, at 8 o’clock. Commander Alexander Deßlois requests a full attend ance. We work not only to produce but to give value to time. —Eugene Delacroix. America's Fastest Selling TV SELLS BEST because it’s BUILT BEST! Genuine HANDCRAFTED '|v Service Saver chassis • All wires are hand-soldered I * Components are firmly fastened to a . '■* rugged metal base • Horizontal chassis permits greater accessibility Parts may be replaced easily and eco nomically DECORATOR-CONVERTIBLE TV The Shorecrest • Model H2126J New slim, advance styled, vinyl covered cabinet with 2 front firing speakers, dipole-telescoping antenna, Gold Video Guard Turret Tuner, Automatic Sleep switch, Spotlite Dial. Features 18,000 volts of picture power. 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M„ in Reeky Hock Baptist Church. 20 YEARS AGO Continued from Page 1, Section 1 Thompson Greenwood, former member of the Edenton High School faculty, was appointed publicist for the Slate Depart ment of Agriculture. Twenty-four children made the honor roll for the third month of school at the Rocky Hock Cen tral School. Farmers and farm women of Chowan County held their an nual "Gel-Togeiher" at the Cho wan High School auditorium. The Ashley brothers presented an entertainment at the Rocky Hock School which featured Ir vin Gurganus, champion fiddler. William Blount, 18-year-old Negro, was instantly killed near the curve before reaching the farm of Ed Harrell on the Yeo pim road when a dump truck from the U. S. Marine Corps Air j Station collided with a truck j owned by the M. G. Brown Lumber Company at the north end of the narrow bridge. Chowan County's ABC store was crowded with applicants for a sales permit book due to liquor in North Carolina being included among other rationed items. ! Chowan County Commission-' ers passed a resolution asking for relocation and reconstruction of the road leading to the U. S. Marine Corps Air Station as 1 well as the road leading to the■ base from the Albemarle Sound, Bridge highway. j William Privott, who was elected solicitor for Chowan County's Recorder Court, was granted a leave of absence by Chowan County Commissioners due to being commissioned a lieutenant, junior grade, in the U. S. Aviation Corps. Due to a number of wrecks as Blount's Creek bridge on the Yeopim road. Chowan County. Commissioners passed a resolu-1 FOR RENT i Three-Bedroom House Ir i ~ Next To Sunoco Service Station i CALL 3733 A ITER ft I’. M. f | Furnished Electrical Kitchens Arranged for Two Apartments » <*> Laird’s FI A pp |e Brarsd:/ ■ HRf! 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