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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 2002
Page
4
Yale University students showed strong affection for Joseph Frisbee's pies and even his pie tins, praising the brand and its packaging in campus chatter and storefront displays.
A craftsman recalls making a plastic throwing toy inspired by pie tins. He named it Frisbee disc in memory of the original improvised disks.
Eleven year old George Nissen saw trapeze and net action at a circus and imagined a backyard device. After more than twelve years of work he produced a working contraption he named trampoline from trampolin meaning springboard. Standards Link Vocabulary Development notes origins of foreign words in English.
A GE scientists created a gooey rubbery mass deemed useless until a Connecticut ad man imagined turning it into a toy. He molded it like clay stretched it like taffy and bounced it like rubber. Solve the math problems to reveal the name he gave the goo.
Prospect Elementary student Shanice Ammons says she enjoys Kid Scoop for its fun activities and teamwork with friends. She thanks readers for allowing them to have The Chronicle every Tuesday and expresses appreciation for the program.
Levi Strauss traveled to California during the Gold Rush to sell canvas cloth for tents and wagon covers. Miners needed pants instead, and his canvas pants sold quickly. Levi abandoned mining and ordered more cloth, realizing his fortune.
Teachers may receive the Kid Scoop page at no cost this year. Interested parties can fax 3297259 or email stephens chronicletelegram com or call 3297239 for follow up information.
A school asks to receive Tuesday Kid Scoop issues and free teacher curriculum guides in the Chronicle Telegram circulation area. The note provides contact details and lists August 13 Kid Inventors, August 20 Back to School, August 27 Dolphins, September 3 Food Pyramid, September 10 Great Grains, September 17 Fruits and Vegetables, September 24 Dairy Foods, sponsored by Northern Savings and Loan.
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