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MISS COOKE-
Miss I. Cooke Gets Scholarship
At North Carolina School of Arts
Miss India Cooke, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. David B.
Cooke, Jr. was the recipient
of a Jessica T. Fogle scholar
by the school of music at the
North Carolina School of the
Arts. The $500 scholarship is
awarded to one student in each
of the four arts areas of con
centration (dance, drama, mu
sk and design and production)
for excellent work in arts and
academic studies and contri
butions to campus life.
Miss Cooke, a violin major,
will give her junior violin reci
tal in.May.
The North Carolina School
of Arts, established in Septem
ber, 1965, is the only state
supported school of its kind in
the nation. An experiment in
pubUc education, the school
offers professional training in
Music, Dance, Drama and De
sign and Technical Production,
as well as a cademic curriculum
for talented students ranging
from junior high school throu
gh college.
Miss India Cooke, recieves
congratulations from Dean Ni
chols Harsangyi, Dean of the
School of Music at N.C.School
of Arts upon receiving the Jes
sica T. Fogle Scholar Award.
Compton's Encyclopedia, 1973 Edition
New Articles, Dramatic Graphics
Mark Major Revision
Compton's Encyclopedia, F.
E. Compton Company, 425 N.
Michigan :hicago 60611. Edi
tor in Chatf:.Jig,na)4i,E. Uaw
son, 22 vqlfflf&ttnl e yny?M
Reviewed by
Thelma H. Jones
Assistant Director,
Instructional Media
Oklahoma City Public Schools
Past President,
Oklahoma Library Association
The distinguished reputation
of Compton's Encyclopedia as
one of the leading general ref
erence encyclopedias for young
people in the country is main
tained and upheld in the 1973
edition. Geared to the needs
Tables have been added to
such articles as Bridge and
Tunnels. The largest new table
in the 1973 edition eight
pages in length accompan
ies "the article Nobel Prizes.
This table lists all winners of
the Nobel prizes in physics,
chemistry, physiology or med
icine, literature, peace, and
economic sciences; the years
in which they received the
of a wide range of learners
from grade four to adulthood,
with many new and revised
major articles contributed by
specialists in the subjects dis
cussed, this sturdy reference
set with the bright, durable
binding will be popular with
users of all ages in classrooms,
libraries, and homes.
i
Truly a revision, the 1973 edi
tion of Compton's includes 30
new articles; 16 rewritten ar
ticles; 228 extensively revised
articles; and 778 articles that
required minor revisions.
Work was done on more than
one-fifth of the text pages and
on 1.394 of the pages of the
Fact-Index. A total of 553 illus
trations, about a t h i r d of
which are in full color, were
added to the text, and 110
pages of text were added to
the set.
Among the major articles
added are: Astronomy, Bio
chemistry, Brain, Climate,
Dog, Evolution, Hormones,
Horse, Information Theory,
Language, Literature, Litera
ture for Children, Nerves,
Painting, Solar System, Trans
portation, Univese, and
Weather
A number of shorter articles
added or rewritten for the
1873 edition contribute to its
readability The new full-page
biography of Eleanor Roose
velt like the 1072 edition's
biographies of Sirimavo Ban
aranaike, Indira Gandhi, and
Golda Meir is an example
of the increased attention
Compton's is giving to women
who have played leading roles
in politics There are three
new country articles Bang
ladesh (until recently known
as East Pakistani; Monaco;
and Yemen, People's Demo
cratic Republic of. The seces
sion of East Pakistan neces
sitated a complete rewrite of
the article Pakistan. The ar
ticle Zaire i a retitling and
revision of Congo, Democratic
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prise: their birth and
dates; their nationality; and
the contributions for which
they were honored. The table
contains 16 portraits of Nobel
prizewinners.
New bibliographies were
added to the major articles,
and an increasing number ol
bibliographies have been an
notated, among them the bib
liographies for the new Lan
guage and Literature articles.
An interesting and attractive
bibliographic innovation in the
Horse article has a full-page
annotated and illustrated bib
liography that is divided into
listings of both factual and
fictional books. The illustra
tions for the bibliography
were drawn from several of
the fictional works it listed.
The new full-page bibliogra
phy for Dog has been handled
in the same way.
About 2,000 pages of text
were put into work for the
1973 edition in order to make
essential improvements re
quired to keep Compton's ac
curate and up-to-date. The in
corporation of new view
points; updates in the names
of institutions and organiza
tions; data on new technical
and scientific developments;
current population figures and
other current statistical data;
the addition of revision of
cross-references in text; the
addition of cross-references to
new Fact Entries in the Fact
Index; and current events in
formation help make this set
relevant to today's world.
A Safe Return
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by Thomas. 'rv"
The label can be filled in with name and home address.
It's appliqued on a denim stripe one-piece suit of easy
care polyestercotton.
Along with many other new warm weather infant and
toddler fashions by Thomas, the sunsuit is available at
fine stores.
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SUPREME DAY AT THE
PLAYGROUND - The Su
premes (l-r) Lynda Laurence,
Jean Terrell and Mary Wilson -enjoy
a day in the playground
in a Michael Travis gown called
'Pearl Drops,' a pale beige chif
fon body dress. It has sequins
loosely embroidered from neck
to hem.
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catch up still is true. But, the
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the Dallas. Texas Independent
School District, $1.4 million;
Pontiac, Michigan City school
district, $1.2 million; Norfolk,
Virginia City School board,
$947,655; and the Hillsbo
rough, Florida county school
board, $859,866.
Also, National Uran Lea
gue chapters in seven cities
- Little Rock, Ark.; Indiana
polls, Ind.; Pontiac, Mich.;
Tulsa, Okla.; Columbia, SC;
Memphis, Tenn.; and Dallas,
Tex.' received funds to be
used for programs during the
current school year and next
fall.
Wisdom is the art of pro
portion. come here on different ships,
but we're in the same boat
now.
Questioning the P r e si
dent's contention in his Hu
man Resources Message that
"the hour of crisis has pass
ed," Mr. Jordan said: "I be
lieve, instead that the hour
of crisis is upon us, and is
intensified by the federal
withdrawal from urban pro
blems . . life in 1973 may
be better for some people,
but it is hot better for Mack
Americans."
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ELLtRBE , A NATIONALLY
DIVERSIFIED FJRH WHICH
HAS MADE RAPID INROADS IN
LAND DEVELOPING, ARCHITECTURE
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PORTATION PLANNING. MAHAL,
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Scjt0ty LIlsjCKIlav tot sptmaj
Just ai
nsuallv receives a
say auto experts, the jwmirr
car should not ne overnwi.
Cars often need a "Spring
tonic"-just like people.
Winter Hnvini? and ter
ntnm PYtremes can take their
tolls on your car's perform
ance. Statistics indicate more
than 5 million can wuT be
scrapped this year, many
ahead of schedule from a lack
of proper maintenance. Tne
car experts at Gabriel, mak
ers of St riders, Hi-Jackere
and Red Ryder shock ab
sorb, ts. recommend the fol
lowing 5 point Spring safety
checklist for motorists
1. Have your exhaust sys
tem thoroughly checked for
leaks-carbon monoxide is a
hazard year-round. And, a
leaking exhaust system can
emit some unpleasant sounds.
2. Inspect your tires and
front-end alignment If your
car swerves on the highway
it may need work.
3. Have your servira sta
tion give you a free shock
test. Shock absorbers are
vital to safe handling and
control. In addition, good
shocks
tear on tires, ball
other
4. A good
will pay for
5. Proper lubrication of
both chaask andeaejlsat is the
least expensive car life insur
ance you can buy.
Rznerte mint oa
is a good time to start think
ing about getting your car in
too mechanical
You'll be rewarded with
economical and safer per
formance during the long
mileage months
Direct From Outer Space
To Your Basement
Space age research benefits
which have been spinning
off to industry for a decade
have finally come to the lowly
basement sump pump; a feat
that has raised cheers from
the homeowner. Use of ragged
polycarbonate material. Eke
that used in astronaut's space
hairnets, baa enabled one consumer-minded
manufacturer
to come up with a revolution
ary new design in a submersi
ble sump pump that propeUs
the model light years ahead
of competition.
Space research showed that
the molded material was
equally rugged aa traditional
metal pump housings and
more corrosion resistant The
special, lightweight material
also meant reductions in man
ufacturing costs so savings
can be passed on to the con
sumer. The result is a low coat
operation is dogging which
means a wet basamaiit Pen
berthy engineers designed the
new unit around the "vortex"
pumping principle, rattier
than the centrifugal principle
To the hoeueownei, the vor
tex pumping action
that lint and other
ward and discharged before
they have a chance to foul
the pumping
Important too, is flea do-it-yourself
mswnafion feature
of the new Sentinel unit by
"enberthy Division of Hon
daiQe Industries. The com
pany designed a standard aise,
screw-in connection into the
molded housing of the pump
for easy and muck do-it-yourself
installation to the dis
charge pipe. Here's all there
is to installing the unit: Place
it m the sump hole, screw it
onto the discharge pipe and
plug in the 8-foot electrical
cord. The unit is rnmpletahj
automatic, including auto
matic reset for thermal over
load protection
which em-
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: principle revolutionary to
sump pumps. A common and
often-;
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problem in sump
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