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Association Produces Kit
MANTEQ-lte Roanoke
Island Historical
Association, producers of
‘?n» Lost Cdony”, recently
announced the production of
"The Lost Colony”
Educational Kit. Hits new
kit is designed for elem
netary and secondary
classroom use in teaching
the history of the first
English attempt at
colonization in the New
World.
Tbe kit will be available
through “Die Lost Colony”
Craft Shop. According to
Emily Hyatt, Craft Shop
manager, Sir Walter
Raleigh’s ill-fated en
terprise which resulted in
“The Lost Colony” is ably
documented in the
educational kit. It includes
documents,
recordings, and visual
materials suitable for
classroom use.”
The specific materials
include nine odor prints of
Rules Changes Proposed
; The U.S. Coast Guard will
propose a new rule
requiring boats to carry
visual distress signals when
Operating in coastal waters
and on the high seas.
• The proposed rule would
require recreational boats
that are 16 feet and longer to
carry both day and night
viusal distress signals at all
times in coastal waters and
on the high seas. In addition,
boats leBS than 16 feet in
length and manually
propelled craft such as
kayaks, canoes, inflatables,
and row boats would be
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the John White ckawings of
Indian life found on Roanoke
Island in 1887; a color print
of John White’s map of the
North Carolina Outer Banks
area in 1587 with Indian
names in inlets, villages,
etcl; “Adventures to a New
World,” a dear and precise
account of the first English
voyages to Roanoke Island;
an authentic list of names of
the original colonists
printed in olde English style
on parchment; a list of
items given to colonists by
Sir Walter Raleigh stating
what to bring to the New
World; a booklet containing
drawings of Queen
Elizabeth l and the clothing
of the 16th Century.
In addition the kit con
tains items relating directly
to the 40-year old Lost
Colony production; a
recording of some of the
musicand diaglue from the
daram; five color slides of
the production portraying
Indian and colonial life on
required to carry night
visual distress signals only
when operating on these
waters between sunset and
sunrise.
Unless serious objections
are raised during the
comment period, the rule
can be expected to be in
force prior to the 1979
boating season.
Visual distress signals on
recreational boats would be
effective in many search
and rescue (SAR)
situations. These signals
increase the chances for
alerting others to a distress
Roanoke Island; six color
costume drawings showing
the coothing of the late 16th
Centry England and
colonists in the new world.
The Lost Colony
Educational Kit is available
through “The Lost Colony”
Craft Shop in Manteo. The
shop specializes in North
Carolina crafts, books, and
Lost Colony related items.
Shakespearian posters and
games,. Queen Elizabeth
dolls, Thomas Harlot’s
accounts of the voyages to
the ’New Found Land’, and
a map of the shipwrecks on
the Outer Banks are a few of
the ’hard to find’ items
available.
The Roanoke Island
historical Association is
committed to finding and
providing information about
North Carolina’s beginning
to North Carolina citizens of
all ages and to emphasizing
the important role of North
Carolina played in the
founding of this country.
situation and reduce the
time spent locating a
distressed boat. This
reduces the risks to life and
property created by
prolonged distress
situations.
Under the proposed rule
the Coast Guard will allow
the boater to choose among
the following devices when
selecting which signals to
carry.
Day only hand held
orange smoke; floating
orange pmoke; orange flag
36” x 36” with black disc and
square (International
orange).
Night only white
electric distress . light,
automatic or manually
operated; red aerial flare or
meteor.
Day and nighty hand held
red flare; hand flare-smoke
combination; red parachute
flare.
When a pyrotechnic signal
is chosen by the boat
operator, a minimum of
three devices must be
carried to satisfy the
requirement.
The Coast Guard will
assist boaters by including
in existing education
programs information that
allows the boat operator to
make an informed choice
when selecting signals. It is
anticipated that industry
marketing techniques will
also contribute to consumer
awareness when choosing
signals.
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Albemarle recently installed new officers for 1978-79. Shown above, from left, are Gloria
Winbome, president; Diane Mikeal, vice president; Debbie Payne, secretary; and Mary
Frances Spruill, member-at-large. The COA chapter is affiliated with District 14 of the N.C.
Association of Educational Office Personnel which has more than 1,900 members in the
state. (COA Photo)
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Gov. Jim Hunt has
proclaimed May as Han
dicapped Awareness Month
in North Carolina to in
crease public awareness
and understanding of the
potential of handicapped
citizens.
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Over the Fields
Yes the pony was running
Over the pasture so fast.
His master often scolded him,
You cannot always last.
His master would say to him,
Slow down on your fast speed.
Remember I also want you
To mend up on your feed.
Yes he had alot of pep,
But that he did not need.
The pony was quite young,
He could live on a weed.
He would hike up his head,
And graze over the fence.
His master would come running,
Try to teach him some sense.
Yes the pony would snort,
And kick up his heels.
Then he would go romping,
Right back over the fields.
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