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REMAINS OP JET Pictured here is about all that remained of a Douglas A-4
■ Skyhawk which crashed at Albemarle Beach in Washington County about 2:30 P. M.
March 10. Lt. Alfred Cisneros, 25, stationed at Oceana, Va., parachuted safely
into a wooded area on the former military base near Edenton. Debris was scattered
•-’Over a two-mile area.
Area Workshops
Called Success
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: Those attending the recent
.re • upholstering workshop,
sponsored by Chowan and
Perquimans counties’ exten
sion service, left with their
pieces of furniture ready to
use. The women were well
pleased with their work.
.There were six chairs and
two couches in the workshop.
had to re-tie springs
' before beginning the uphol
stering. This was a joint
workshop, involving women
from Chowan and Perquim
ans Counties.
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Other workshops in mak
ing slipovers and draperies
are being planned Sot April
or early May. Anyone wish
big to get in on either of
these should contact the Ex
tension office in Chowan or
Perquimans Counties.
Those participating in the
slipcover workshop will need
a chair to make the cover for
and the material.
Those participating in the
.drapery workshop will make
a sample, learning all the
steps. You will then have
.ttys sample when you are
ready to make your drapes.
This is a possibility for some
one to learn how to make
drapes as a small business.
Even two people could work
together in this business.
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HOOTS
READY TO READ—In a re
cent issue of the National
PTA Bulletin there was a
checklist for parents to use
in determining how well they
are preparing their children
to learn to read. The first
few questions were especi
ally dear to my heart because
I am a firm believer in the
usefulness of these habits.
How many parents of pre
school children can answer
“Yes” to these questions:
—I sing and recite nursery
songs and rhymes to my
child and have done so since
he was an infant.
—J read something (news
paper, magazine, book) every
day. Every day my child
sees me getting pleasure and
information from reading.
—I have a library card, the
best of all credit cards.
—>l take my child to the
Owl Hoots and
Screechos . .
By. MRS. NCLUE M. SANDERS
Director PeWfrew Regional Library
library frequently.
—Together we look at
children’s books and select
some to borrow for reading
aloud at home.
—•I read aloud to my child
at least 15 minutes every
day.
—I often ask my child to
tell me a story or to describe
something he has seen or
done.
—I am on the lookout for
story-telling and read-aloud
hours at the public library, a
church, or elsewhere, and I
arrange to take my child or
have him taken to them.
The Shepard-Pruden Mem
orial Library is here to serve
all the members of this coun
ty—those who already read
and those who don’t or can’t.
Let us help you make your
child ready to read.
SCREECHES
COMPLEX OPERATION—
How would you like to cope
with buying books for 77 li
brary systems from jobbers
who have to deal with sev
eral hundred publishers? Or
dering the books is just the
first step. Then comes clas
sifying them (deciding on the
number which goes on the
spine and determines the
book’s location on the shelf)
cataloging them '(making the
cards that go in the card
catalog drawers) and process
ing them (marking the num
bers, inserting the circulation
pocket and covering the jack
et with plastic). Then comes
the sorting process to make
sure each library gets the
books they ordered.
Last Wednesday, I spent the
day in Raleigh at the North
Carolina State Library at
tending the Advisory Com
mittee meeting for the Pro
cessing Center which handles
the procedures I have de
scribed above. Since I am
new to the committee, I was
given a tour by my class
mate from VNC, Judith Sut
ton, who is now on the staff
of the Processing Center. It
is an amazing operation. They
handle approximately 150,000
books a year and very .few
of them stay on the shelves
in the center more than a
week or two. The Advisory
Committee includes librarians
from systems of all sizes—
from the Children’s Coordina
tor in Charlotte - Mecklenburg
County where there are 15
branch libraries, a book bud
get of almost $200,000 and an
annual circulation of 1 1/3
million books to the head of
a county library with one
building, less than $3,000 to
spend on books and an an
nual circulation of 35,000
books. Thus the problems of
big, little and in-between li
braries were voiced.
HOOTS
FRIENDS OF LIBRARY—
Congratulations to Mrs. Ross
Inglis, the new chairman of
the Friends of Shepard-Pru
den Library. Plans are now
being made for numerous ac
tivities during National Li
brary Week and many more
Friends are needed.
All libraries in Pettigrew
region will be closed March
31 far a staff meeting.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to take this ep
oortunity to thank oar many
friend* tor toe many deeds,
of kindness to os daring ear
tone of need. Key God bless
cttdt of you.
Mr. and Mrs. W. t. dark.
The state-wide Heart Fund
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Matirt A«*v4rfaa «* I'—e*d
Jbv the State Hoard of Sedal
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