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HERTFORD GRAMMAR
Meaday 5:
Buttered Cheese Toast.. A,
Bowl of Beans . . ,
Slaw
i Orange -Peanut
Butter Chews
Milk (,
Tuesday :
Spaghetti-Meat Sauce
Lettuce-Dressing
Buttered Toast
Fruit Cup
Cookie
Milk
Wednesday 7:
Baked Beans-Weiners
Slaw
Applesauce
Hot Biscuit-Butter
Chocolate Pudding
Milk
Thursday 8:
Barbecued Chicken
Whipped Potatoes
Peas Carrots
Rolls-Butter
Jello Cup
Milk
Friday 9:
Sea Dog-Bun
French Fries
Fruit Cup
Brownie
Milk
PKRQVIMANS CENTRAL
Monday 5:
BeefPattie
Rice-Gravy
Green Beans
Biscuit
s Peach
Milk
Tuesday 6:
Sliced Bologna
Baked Beans
Slaw
Apple Turnover
School Baked Rolls
Milk
Wednesday 7:
Tuna Salad-Lettuce
Peas & Carrots
Crackers
Fruit Gelatin
Milk
Thursday 8:
Beef Vegetable Soup
Cheese Toast
Crackers
Cranberry Crunch Snack-N-
Cake
Milk
Friday :
Spaghetti-Meat Sauce
Tossed Salad
Buttered Toast
Applesauce
Milk
PERQUIMANS UNION
Monday 5:
Hamburger Pattie
French Fries
Apricots
Gingerbread
Milk
Tuesday 6:
Fish Portions
Buttered Potatoes
Buttered Peas
. Rolls
Applesauce
Milk .
MERCHANT PRAYER BREAKFAST
The Perquimans County Jaycees will hold a Merchant
Prayer Breakfast on Sunday, April 4 at 8 p.m. at Mickey's
Restaurant in Hertford. The Jaycees invited club members
and Perquimans County Merchants to join them for the
dutch treat breakfast. Those planning to attend should
contact Billy Layden at 426-7531 or 426-5858. All interested
are welcomed and urged to attend.
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'Wednesday 1: v .
Barbecued Chicken
Rice
String Beans
Cranberry Sauce '
Angel Biscuit ,
. Cherry Tarts
Milk
Thursday 8: j
Spaghetti-Meat Sauce ,
Turnip Greens
Beet Pickles
Corn Bread
Dessert
Milk
Friday :
Peanut Butter Sandwich
Great Northern Beans
Slaw
Cranberry Crunch Snack-N-
Cake
Milk
PERQUIMANS HIGH
PLATES
Monday 5:
Pork Barbecue Sandwich
Cabbage Slaw
French Fries
Applesauce
Milk
Tuesday 6:
Spaghetti-Meat Sauce
Tossed Salad
Corn Sticks
Peaches
Milk
Wednesday 7:
Chicken Salad-Lettuce
Buttered Peas & Carrots
School Baked Rolls
Temtation
Milk
Thursday 8: ,
Chuckwagon
Mashed Potatoes-Gravy
Buttered String Beans
School Baked Rolls
Apple Crisp
Milk
Friday 9:
Hot Dogs
French Fries
Buttered Corn
Orange Juice
Milk
PERQUIMANS HIGH
BOXES
Monday 5: :
Hot Dt.g-Bun
Baked Beans
Cole Slaw
Peach Halves
Milk "
Tuesday 6:
Pork Pattie
French Fries
Buttered Peas & Carrots
a Orange
Milk
Wednesday 7:
Hamburger-Bun
Lettuce-Tomato Salad
Prune Cup
Milk
Thursday 7:
Spanish Rice
Lima Beans
Hot Rolls
'a Apple
Milk
Friday 9:
Tuna Salad Sandwich
h Deviled Egg
Buttered String Beans
' Orange
Milk
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ANIMATION APPROACH Andrell Henry works with
Head Start students using the Toby Theater and racing
set. Henry is an audiologlst and pathologist working with
the programParents with children between the ages of
four and five can now apply to have their children
By KATHY NEWBERN
Students enrolled in the
Perquimans ' County Head
Start program can now
make Mama Bear knit or
Big Drum hit his tummy. If
this sounds like fun and
games, it's not. These two
characters are just two of
many developed by Andrell
Henry to use in testing
speech and hearing of
children enrolled in the
Head Start program. Henry
is a certified audiologist and
pathologist, very talented in
his field. Daily he serves
eight Head Start centers in
seven Northeastern North
Carolina counties, one of
which is his home county of
Perquimans. -
Henry is a native of
Virginia and currently
resides in Belvidere. He is
employed by Head Start for ,
the Economic Improvement
Council and works with,
children ages 3-5.
His approach to testing
speech and hearing in
children is unique. Over a
period of seven , years,
Henry has developed the
Toby Audiometric and
Speech Motivating Devices.
One of these devices is the
Toby Theater where
children meet Mama Bear,
Big Drum, Sailor Girl, Mr,
Clown, Little Dog, and a
host of others. All of these
are toys which Henry has
gotten from ordinary stores,
then hooked up
electronically so they .will
obey a child's command if
spoken correctly. Henry
pointed out that by using his
animation, children are
more motivated to respond
to speech testing and
therefore their abilities can
be tested more efficiently.
And his approach works.
The pre-school children are
delighted to play Mr.
Henry's . game. They sit
before the Toby Theater
while; Henry works hidden
controls. The toys are such
that difficult sounds can be
tested such as the two
consonant sounds of dr, st,
ch, etc. When the child
. makes a correct response,
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Henry works the controls so
that the command is carried'
out by the toy characters.
The Toby Theater can also
be used in testing hearing.
When the child hears a
certain sound or pitch, he is
told to touch a lever in front
of him, and : again the
characters do some sort of
mechanical movement. '
In addition to the Toby
Theater; Henry has also
developed a racing set
which responds to correct
speech , and hearing
responses from the children,
a phonograph telephone,
and small scale steering
wheel and car dashboard.
By using any of these
devices, Henry is almost
assured of motivating
children to participate in the
"testing."
Many of the device ideas
were obtained through
Henry's previous work with
handicapped children. The
motivational devices
received, the Toby name
from a nickname tagged on
Henry at an early age.
As would be' expected,
Henry is also well trained in
electronics. By ' combining
his education, training, and
research in both audiology,
path&logy,; and electronics,
he has managed to devise
his system that is amazing
to watch and fun for the
children.
Henry's educational'
background is varied. He
received his Associate in
Arts degree in electronics
from Los Angeles City
College, a ' Bachelor of
MWW.
enrolled in next year's Head Start program which also
serves handicapped children. Teachers are Joyce Felton
and Deborah Demery, teacher assistants are Elaine Jor
dan and Lena Gilliam, Social Service Parent Involve
ment Worker is Celestine Modlin. (Newbern photos) . '
Science degree in audiology
from Los Angeles State
College, and his Master of
Arts degree in Health and
Safety Education from
California State College
(now California State
University). He has also
taken 40 semester hours of
additional graduate
courses. He has been
employed as an Audiologist
and-or Speech Pathologist
for a total of fifteen years.
His work has taken him to
the Children's . Hospital
Home in Utica, N.Y.; the
Cerebral Palsy Center in
Richmond,. .Va.; Rough
Rock N a v a j o
Demonstration School in
Chinle, Ariz.; New Mexico
State University; New
Mexico School for the Deaf;
and both the Arizona and
West Virginia Departments
of Health to mention a few.
In addition to his
education and employment
background, he has
received extensive training
in the field of electronics,
has done five years of
research work, and was self
employed for eight years.'
With a background as
varied as his, one would
think Andrell Henry has had
enough to keep him busy.
However, he has added an
" endless- list of civic and
community involvements to
this. And one of his first
loves is magic. Henry
pointed out that at one time,
he had considered becoming
a professional magician, but
decided to work with
children instead.' As a child,
he . was ' interested in
electronics and electricity
and later in life, he decided
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Henry- carries his'
equipment from . county to
county , in a small pickup
with an attached camper.
His license reads MAGIC-A.
Although this' probably
reflects his .interest: in
magic, his current work is
indeed magic with children.
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Dorothy " Perry visited
Mrs. Gurney Forehand and
Mrs. Norman Bunch
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. America Robertson
and daughter Mrs. Wilma
Harrell attended the funeral
of Mrs. Harrell's
grandfather, Mr, Lonnie N.
Rountree, Friday afternoon,
Mrs. Abbott Hunter is a
patient in Chowan Hospital.
She is the mother of Mrs.
Elizabeth Roberson. . - -
Mr. and Mrs. James E,
Miller has returned to West
Palm Beach, Fla. after
spending some time with his '
sisters and brother, Mrs.
Maude White, Mrs. Eula -Umphlett
and Horace
Miller. ,
Vickie
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Stallings has
home from the
. hospital and is doing nicely
Little Windy Hudson spent
the weekend with her
grandmother, Mrs. Winfred
Hudson.
Mrs. Lillian Copeland and
Mr. and Mrs. M.D. Lane
spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. David Briggs at Great
Bridge, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton
Copeland and family were
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the guests of Mr. Copeland's
mother, Mrs. Lillian t
Copeland, Saturday. '
Mrs. Celia Rae Copeland
and Mrs. Lillian Copeland
were shopping in Elizabeth
City Saturday.'
Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Williams were Sunday night
guests of Mr. and Mrs. ,
Ernest White. i . '
Estelle Felton attended a
workshop for Community
work in Petersburg,' Va. on
Saturday.
Lillian Rountree will be
celebrating her birthday on
AprU 1st.
Nathan Felton, a Junior at -E.C.U.
attended a medical
workshop in - Chapel Hill'
recently. His parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Felton. .Y
Mrs. Beulah Mae
Chappell visited her son and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Arland
Chappell Jr. in Hampton,
Va. over the weekend.
Little Lisa - Rennie,
Stephanie and Michelle
Newell visited their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest White, over the
weekend. '
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