The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-11-25
GARDENING
and FARMING
IN DARE
By J. L. REA, Co. Agt.
All Programs

gram this month. The program was
Engines and Their Care.
Colored slides borrowed from the
Engineering Department of North
Carolina State College were used.
These pictures showed cut-away
sections of engines. Pictures show
ing why an engine runs, the firing
system, the cooling system, the i'm
portance of different types of oils,
and different types of spark plugs
were shown and explained.
All County Council
The All County Council had an
interesting meeting this past Sat
urday morning in the Court House
in Manteo. Forty-five members
throughout the county discussed
business matters to be
carried out for the coming year in
All Club work. The group discuss
ed in some detail All Camp and
decided to request Camp Milestone
in Richmond County. The group
also decided on matteras concern
ing the All Achievement Day
progam. New Council officers were
elected and will be installed at the
Achievement Day program.
Fish
Dare County is noted for it's fine
fishing. Two people, Richard Mann
and Marshall Collins, recently re-
ceived fish from the Fish and Wild
life Service. These two people re-
ceived, Dream to stock their ponds,
Richard Mann, in the resort bust
ness on the beach, whose pond is
at Manns Harbor, thinks that this
type of fishing will be an added
attraction for the many tourists
who visit Dare County. Collins
who lives just outside of Manteo
says he thinks it will not only
be an interesting pastime but will
be profitable if he can get the
pond stocked properly and man
aged correctly.
Open House At State College
For the past several years North
Carolina State College has had ar
Open House for the School Of
Agriculture and Science. On Satur.
day, November 5, five boys and
attended this outstanding event
All of US felt that the trip was in
teresting and we'll worth our time
The boys from the Cape Hatteras
All Club attending were: Billy
Austin, Lynn Oden, Dalton Fulcher
Ernie Foster, and Nelson Robin
son.
The program began early at the
State College on Saturday morn.
ing, in fact, at 9 am. this meant
the boys on the Outer Banks hac
to spend the night in Manteo in
order to leave early the next morn.
ing. We were there in time fol-
the opening ceremony in the Viii.
liam Neal Reynolds Coliseum
where some 1900 high school stu.
dents throughout North Carolina
assembled for the occasion. After
the usual dignitaries had spoken
their short welcome, Everett Case
Basketball Coach at State College
introduced the members of his
basketball team for this year
Coach Case had the players &c
through basketball fundamentals
which seemed to interest everyone
in the Coliseum.
The different Departments of
State College were prepared for
visitors and we were divided into
small groups with guides to take
us through the various Depart,
ments on the Campus. l think one
of the important things to remem-
Der about the School of Agricul-
ture at North Carolina State Col
lege is this fact: That more peo-
pie work in some phase of agricul-
ture than any other business, that
agriculture is not just a mule anG
pillow anymore. The School Of
Agriculture at North Carolina
State College includes Zoology
Bacteriology, Pathology Agricul.
tural Economics, Sociology, anc
many other Departments.
Kitty Hawk All Club
The Kitty Hawk All Club is now
working on its All pin-up lamps
Mr.. Louis Cayton, Principal of the
Kitty Hawk School, encourages
this type of work in the school
The pin-up lamps are attractive
lamps that anyone would be PROUD
to have in their study. After thi:
project is over the boys in the
school will each assemble an cleo.
trio motor. Eugene Barrich, VEPcc
representative, will help with thi.
project. Barrick is also helping te
hold a similar workshop in Man
teo in January for the boys taking
electric projects.
Elizabethan Garden
There has been a lot of fall &C.
tivity in the Elizabethan Garden
Two thousand and five hundred
plants have recently been set out
Lewis Midget, who Supervised the
setting of these plants, reports the
warm weather and showers have