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Page 2-B fife • ' | : ■ —~ W Wl - . feaflfe'—- Meeting Individual Needs Is Challenge In Guidance By MBS. LAN IE BUNION From the guidance point of view, when school enroll ment increases, individual needs are more difficult to meet; however, with a vol untary team interest of everyone concerned some changes can be made with out having to request HEW grants, consultants, coordinat ors and other special titles. One of the major, functions of guidance services is the informational and activities service providing whatever information, educational, oc cupational, personal, social that would benefit the stu dent Students at John A. Holmes High School now have five ways to obtain in formational services: The guidance department, the study hall guidance library and resource center, the regular school library, the Shepard-Pruden Memorial Li brary and the homeroom teacher. The newest feature added is the study hall guidance li brary and resource center. Approximately 400 students, who spend part of their time in study period each day, can now browse through occupa tional, educational, personal, social and community re source information including all College of the Albemarle student and adult programs and activities and Elizabeth City State University student programs. A guidance bulletin board carries all pertinent guid-1 ance information such as I scholarships, jobs, college in formation, testing and speak- Whether its morning night raining snowing hailing sleeting or just an ordinary day, your BP Warm Truck delivers home heat automatic- So you never need think about heating oil. And for emergency burner service, just give us a call, and we’ll send one of our radio dispatched trucks. Will we make sure you’re never left out in _ the cold? You bet your BP we willl Coastland Oil Co., Inc. Phone 482-3411 ers. Request forms and a note file are located in the guidance library and resource ’ center for students to make written requests for addi * tional information. Each day | the file is turned into the ' guidance office. A written 1 reply or a scheduled confer ! ence is set up for the stu dent A “Weekly Newspaper In the Rough” from the guid ance office is available for each homeroom so that all students will have an oppor tunity to know the activities scheduled in the guidance li brary and resource center plus other pertinent guid ance information. A voluntary guidance com- ; mittee of students has been , selected in each study period , for future improvement of , the program. s As a resource center, stu- 1 . dents were given a voluntary 1 interest and activities survey . form. The survey included j l hobbies and career represen- , tatives. Student responses j were numerous. Scheduled , programs on an individual or j small group basis thus far , have been the Project COA, | Armed Forces Aptitude Test, director of a practical nurs ing program, a textile rep- 1 resentative and a vocational 1 rehabilitation counselor. Many s programs are scheduled 1 throughout the school tenm. I Many voluntary interests are about to develop into an industry. With the aid of an I old, borrowed sewing ma- I chine, materialistic results are quite evident. Three hundred stuffed animal pil lows, coat hangers, dresses and skirts have been made by both girls and boys. Va ried voluntary interest will be scheduled throughout the year. The slogan ifor the guid ance library and resource center is: “Study First; Vol untary Interest Next." Many people, including community resources, have joined in an individual or team effort in carrying through the informational ! service and voluntary activi ties for all students. As principal, Cecil Fry made the proposal a working model by enthusiasticalyl approving the THE CHOWAN HERALD LEGAL ADVERTISING EXECUTOR’S NOTICE In the General Court of Justice Superior Court Division Having qualified as Execu tor of the estate of Kate K Bufflap, late of Chowan County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons hold ing claims against the estate of said deceased to present them to the undersigned on or before the 18th day of Tune, 1971, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of any re covery thereon. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate pay ment. This 11th day of December, 1970. J. EDWIN BUFFLAP, Executor of the Estate of Kate K. Bufflap, Deceased. Exp Jan 7 Resolution Concerning Modified Fail-Time Registration Now, Therefore, Be It Re solved By the Chowan County Board of Elections: Section 1. That the Cho wan County Board of Elec tions hereby adopts the Modi fied Full-time Voter Regis tration as by the State Boara of Elections for Counties with under 8,500 registered voters, to become effective and to be imple mented in Chowan County as of January, 1971. Section 2. That after Janu ary 1, 1971, the registration books will be open for regis tration of voter in accordance with the General Election Laws of the State of North Carolina at the office of the Chowan County Board of Elections in the County Office Building on East King Street between the hours of 9:00 A M. and 1:09 P. M. three days each week, Monday, jpi % - M I vjm idea. Homeroom teachers’ contribution in homeroom guidance has been an asset in every aspect. A person who has assisted in many aspects of the program and without her many voluntary interests such as pillow making would not have evolved, is Mrs. Roy Harrell, study hall teacher aide. Mrs. Harrell, who has pre viously worked with Girl Scouts and church youth groups, has tremendous abil ity in the crafts area. The school is very fortunate to have Mrs. Harrell, who has voluntarily assumed this in terest in student hobbies. Mrs. Rudolph Dale, teach er aide, is also giving much of her free time in teaching students various crafts. Mrs. MANN’S AUTO SALES & SERVICE, INC. Biway 17 North Dial 482-3112 Edent on, N. C OPEN 8 A. M. TO 5 P. M. SA.IC.TOU NOON SATURDAY Auto Parts USED SAVE 50% OR MORE USED AND REBUILT WE • MOTORS • STARTERS R IT V • TRANSMISSIONS • GENERATORS U 1 • REAR ENDS • BODY PARTS WRECKS Wednesday, Friday, unless the office be closed under the authority of the Chowan County Board of Commission, ers. Section 3. That registrars are authorized to register voters in their precinct only during the usual registration period and they shall not at tend the polls for registra tion except upon special in structions by the County Board of Elections. Section 4. That notice of this action shall be given to the State Board of Elections, the Chairman of each poli tical party in the County and by publications made by ad vertisement in a newspaper having general circulation in the County. Section 5. That the tele phone installed in the office of the Chowan County Board of Elections with the number 482-4988, which is designated the official telephone num ber of the Board and such number shall be transmitted to the State Board of Elec tions. The adoption of the fore going resolution was moved by Claude W. Griffin, sec onded by James L. Chestnutt and upon roll vote the mem l bers voted as follows: Voting Aye— Three (3). Voting Nay—None (0). Respectfully submitted, Mrs. George C. Hoskins, Chairman. ; Nov 12 26 Dec 17 21 NOnC* SERVING PROCESS BT PUBLICATION > State of North Carolina, i Chowan County. In the General Court of t t Justice > Distinct Court Division t Andrew -acksoa Horton, ► Plaintiff ► , . vs. , Annette Wilson Horten THE CHOWAN HERALD Thelma Hare, a school secre tary, Linwood Lewis and Eu gene Rascoe, vocational teach ers, have also contributed tremendously in carrying through projects and volun tary interests. Many students have ac cepted responsibility in as sisting in providing more voluntary services for stu dents. Seeing a need to provide available guidance services for not only students after school hours and weekends but also for adults and younger children, provisions have been made with Mrs. Sandra Phillips, director of the Shepard - Pruden Mem orial Library, to set a special section in the public library ■for guidance information. Defendant To Annetta Wilson Horton: Take notice that a pleading seeking relief against you has been filed in the above en titled action. The nature of the relief being sought is as follows: An action for absolute di vorse on the grounds of one year's separation next pre ceding the commencement of this action. You are required to make defense to such pleading not later than January 15, 1971, and upon your failure to do so the party seeking service against you will apply to the court for the relief sought This Ist day of December, 1970. Marjorie H. HolloweD, Asst. Clerk Superior Court John W. Graham, Attorney. Exp Jan 7 NOTICE OF RE-SALE State of North Carolina, County of Chowan. Chowan County, Plaintiff vs. William Valentine and wife, Dinah Lewis Valentine, Helen Valentine, widow, Charles Valentine, Unmar ried, and Sherman Valen tine, Unmarried, and Town of Edenton, Defendants. Under and by virtua of an Order of the Superior Court of Chowan County, worth Carolina, made and entered in the action entitled “Cho wan County, Plaintiff; ver sus William Valentine and wife, Dinah Lewis Valentine, Helen Valentine, widow, Charles Valentine, unmar ried, and Sherman Valentine, unmarried end iisTown of QnMftTllth^Sy^jMMe^ S IMMIIHBII pkl Mi MmM i*T~' w ts ‘ • if r --1 •vf.-’s* % ' L’- .Jim if % dKllilfll- *i4gL * 9 Inr ffV Imi i EEs? w?! f |Mm|| » -a- : . Ml Cooperative efforts are be ing made to establish a com prehensive guidance library in the future that will pro vide guidance information for students from kindergarten to adulthood. Post graduate and adult interest and desire for fur ther educational, vocational, leisure-type interests and hobbies have increased to the extent that it is necessary to provide a center for more available information. Many positive comments have been made by the stu dents, members of the fac ulty and other adults in re gard to the program thus far. Attitudes of many stu dents have improved. Stu dents work together more Continued on Page 5 sell for cash, to the last and highest bidder at public auc tion at the Courthouee door in Chowan County, North Carolina in Edenton, North Carolina, at 12:00 o’clock noon, the following describ ed real estate lying and being in the Town of Edan ton, First Township, State and County aforesaid, and more particularly described as follows: That lot or parcel of land adjoining the lots of Mrs. M. F. Bond, Mrs. Etta Coffield lot, 160 feet from Broad Street; thence Southwards 80 feet along the late Mrs. M. F. Bond’s line to Mrs. Etta Coffield’s line; thence West- along said line 84 feet to the Coffield lane; thence Northwardly along said lane 80 feet to Cartaret Street, thence Eastwerdly along said street 54 feet to the point of beginning. This is a re-sale of the above described property, a previous sale having been held on the 18th day of De cember, 1070, under and by virtue of an order of the Superior Court of Chowan County, North Carolina, made and entered in the above en titled action, and an increase bid having been filed within the time allowed by law; bidding will start at $1,045.00, which is the amount of the increase bid. The re-sale will be made subject to all outstanding City and County taxes and all local improvement as described property not In cluded in the Judgment in ttm above entitled cause. This 10th day of December, 1070. Dec 31 21 Jen »■ -i’-’ frak ■ SIO.OO PRIZES 5 Each Day - MONDAY THRU SATURDAY - Drawing Each Day A 6 P.M. Come Join The Fun Here’s All You Have To D 0... Register On Every Visit igatjon- Drawings Will Qe Held At 6 P.M. Daily. If You Are a Winner You Will Be No tified. Winners’ Names Will Be Posted In The Store. (If Not Claimed in 7 Days from Drawing Date New Names Will be Drawn). New Registration Begins Each Monday Morning Must be 18 Years or More to be Eligible! REGISTER OFTEN WIN OFTEN Dotft have to Preeent Monday and Tuesdays FOR QUICK RESULTS TRY A HERALD CLASSIFIED AD jr^ mBKSBSMmSk Ip r-j Z ■PHijM 11. 4 HPr B if ■ 49 mmm am pi JHk aBgUHBEjBmStR Thursday, December 31, 1970.