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face 8-The Perquimans Weekly, Hertford, N.C., ThurnUy, March 25, 1176 Miss Howell Enjoys Work With Schools Miss Howell, a profes sional home economist as well as an educator, met with representatives of ; Nutrition Dynamics, Inc. in -June 1975 while attending the American Home Economics Association con vention. Nutrition Dynamics are pioneers in presenting nutrition educa tion, in young children in liew of reeducating older children who have already established poor nutritional habits. In her home economics training, Miss Howell has been involved in course work on child development as well as foods and nutri tion and was one of the first three teachers qualified to teach child care services to vocational education students in the state of North Carolina. Miss Howell has earned a BS in home economics education at the University of North Carolina, Greensboro; a MS in home economics education at Iowa State University; and an Advance Certificate in Education at the University of Illinois. r Chowan Student Of The Week John Wood, a Freshman, has been selected Student of the . Week by the UNIQUE EXPERIENCE Miss Howell, a home economist, recently work with teachers and aides and kindergarten students in Perquimans County. Pictured above, studentsbidher farewell as shecompletes as "unique experience." Attends Conference JOHN WOOD Teachers at Chowan Academy. The Faculty recognizes, him for his personality, PENNIES ADD UP Pennies can add up to dollars and dollar can add up to scholarship!. So members of the White Oak Extension , Homemakers Club in 8ampson County poor their pennies each-meeting- and add them to the club's scholarship fund. At the end of the year, they have enough to help Py a. 4-H members way to camp or state congress, says Frances Hubbard, extension home economics agent' thoughtfulness and general all around ability as a stu dent. ' His honors and activities include : Member of foot ball and basketball teams, all-confereuce in basket ball, chairman of election committee for Chowan Academy, member of St Paul's . Episcopal Church, member of the young churchmen and a member of the choir. ' John also likes - riding motorcycles, waterskiing, fishing, boat riding and farming. Congratulations to John and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilliam Wood of Hayes Farm, Edenton. : -. TOWE MOTOR COMPANY HERTFORD, N. C. 'Where Service Is A Pleasure THE BEST IN USED CARS Phone: 426-5661 Working with the kindergarten children, their teachers and aides has been described by Miss Howell as a unique ex perience. Much of the suc cess of the nutrition pro gram rests upon the follow-up provided by the teachers and aides in the regular classroom. Total cooperation by these in dividuals has resulted in a meaningful and rewarding nutrition education program. Carroll Harrell, Per quimans High School English teacher and in structor for the gifted talented program, attended the Annual Conference on Gifted and Talented Educa tion held March 19-20 in Winston-Salem, N.C. Held at the Hyatt House, the conference dealt with methods and techniques for working with gifted and talented students, how to meet the needs of these students, identification of gifted and talented students, and g-t program evaluation. Several nationally recognized consultants ap peared on the program in cluding Dr. James Gallagher, Director of the. Child Development In stitute at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill; and Dr. Paul Tor rence of the University of Georgia. Other activities included displays and workshops hosted by local school personnel, state agencies, and college people. Announces that Howard Williams Jr. Is Now The Manager Of . . . HERTFORDFCX Howard Invites All His Many Friends and Customers By To Say Hello PHONE 426-7541 MOORE'S LATEX BARN PAINT 8.25 GAL. ; Harris Plumbing & Building Supply HERTFORD 426-5576 With easy-to-install accessories, the tough and powerful Snapper tiller can also be used as a garden tractor. It can plow, furrow and cultivate your soil. In a few seconds, the chain-driven uller becomes a garden tractor that can handle even the toughest garden jobs with ease. Snapper Tillers are well balanced and easy to handle. They're heavy duty, all-steel construction with 3 and 5 horsepower engines, and have fingertip controls located conveniently on the handles. See us for a free demonstration. You buy a Snapper Tiljer for quality, and you get much more. ONLY WITH A fir T7iC FLK1UA I McDonough Pow.r Equipment, Inc., McDonough, Georgii . ) ft y uqut induitry Hertford Hardware & Supply Hertford, N. C. 4 :i 7 JL 302S3 VV filf' I !'--: I : Co. FREE! PLOW KIT purchase of any j per l tiler, URRYI Offer Expires i April Mi, wo. MgM M(n)WTMll4ooo nothing new 1 When this flock of Cutt Brc;.. chickens were being moved! to market, it was something myshviJ strange. Cutt was one of Pejff first growers in eastern N.C. jNot many people had ever set a chicken catching crew at wor. . 4 ' ' ' 'ymw''--. people came by just to watchout now, two years later, people l;iow all about Perdue. HavinCjT almost 10,000,000 chickens . w this area, now catching crews :re nothing new. i 1 MM :5 1' For a grower, moving day (or night in this case) is the final step in raising broilers. A grower is responsible for " tne management of the birds from placement day until the catching crew arrives. This means he's responsible for . seeing that the birds have feed (Perdue provides it), water, heat and proper ventilation. He's helped with this job by : the Perdue serviceman who visits his farm at least once a week. When the catching crew arrives, the grower turns ' the responsibility over to them. All he has to do now is get : ready for his next flock and wait for his check. He knows Perdue's going to take care of getting the birds to market .1 getting new baby chicks back in his house. He knows what to expect of them; including his guaranteed income. And Perdue expects the average grower to earn $60,000 in ..m.ext six years. " Ccsld you use a guarantee on your income? For more in - -n.crT 332111 collect. ' . ' Mi "4 ',',: ; Ml - t r . V , . , i: .1.
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