Appalachian College (li08ei|
As Nationwide Testing Center
Appalachian has been designated
as a testing center (or the 1M0
nationwide administration of the
National Teacher Examination
next February, Dr. William E.
Fulmer, Director of Student
Teaching, announced today.
%
College senior* preparing to
teach and teachers applying for
positions in school systems which
encourage or require applicants to
submit their scores on the National
Teacher Examinations along with
their other credentials are eligible
to take the tests.
The examinations are prepared
and administered annually by Edu
cational Testing Service, Princeton,
New Jersey.
The designation of Appala
chian as a testing center for
these examinations will give
prospective teachers la this area
aa opportunity to compare their
performance on the examination
with approximately It, MM can
didate* throughout the country
who will he participating in the
nationwide adminlxtratlon on
FehrtUry 1J. 1MB. Dr. Fulmer
said.
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At the one-day testing session
i candidate may take the Common
Examinations, which include texts
in Professional Information, Gen
eral Culture, English Expression,
and Nonverbal Reasoning.
In addition, each Candidate may
take one or two of the eleven
Optional Examinations which are
designed to demonstrate mastery
of subject matter in the fields in
which he may be assigned to
teach.
Applications far the examina
tions and a Bulletin of Inferwa
tioa drKrlUnf registration jr?
mAuh aad twtiiiiil represen
tative test questions nay be ob
tained fr?m Dr. Mmr, Office
of Studeat Teaching, la the
UMitin Building, or fram the
Natteaal Teacher Exaailaatious,
Educational Tenting Service, tl
Naaaau Street, Princeton, New
Jersey.
Prospective teachers planning td
take the teat should secure an
application blank and a Bulletin
of Information promptly, Dr. Ful
mer advised.
CAM) OF THANKS
The family of William Andrew
Cowles thank their friends for
their kindnesses, sympathy and
helpfulness during their recent
bereavement. They also thank
Reins-Sturdlvaat Funeral Home
for their efficient service.
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Thert'i nothinf like a new car? and no new eat lit* a Chevrolet. Thii it Ike 1990 Chevrolet Bel Air Sport Coupe!
PEOPLE SAY THESE ARE THE THINGS THEY WANT
IN A CAR....- CHEVROLET fbr '60 come# closest to meeting every need I
Interviews with thousands of ear owners across the country show clearly what they like or dislike about their
present cart . . . and vMt they want most in thek I960 cars. Hert's what the people tell us they want . . .
and here's how Chevrolet meets their needs.
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rnkML" All Impalas and Bel Air* with
V8 engine# are tower in pfiee. M Are
automatic transmlaeions and many
other popular optiona. Also Blacaynea
now include aa standard equipment
conveniencea formerly optional at
extra cost.
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AimI reset# value?" You keep right oil
saving after you buy your favorite
Chevrolet, too. And Chevrolet'* tradi
tionally higher resale value means
you'll get more back when you trade.
"Clw me plinti ef w* eM-tasManed
eeinlert." There's comfort and than
aome in this one. Chevy's Inng on
apace, for one thing. Once you're under
way you 11 know just how comfortable
Full Coil suspension makes your ride.
"laMr-dao't hrpt safety!" You're
surrounded by safety features in a new
Chevrolet. You've got big, iturdy
brake* underfoot, fdr example, that
last lotigei. Am it hak been for yean,
aafety ia itandard equipment in Chevy.
"baft keep ufkM dew*, M?." More
than ever, Chevrolet for I960 ia buill
to itay on the road and out of the
repair (hop. You can tell that from ita
hushed, unruffled way of going, from
the aoiid Ihunk of Chevy'a big door*.
Of eourae, if you thould need aerviee,
you're alwajra near efficient, econom
ical attention to you* need*.
Ml want a Mr Hat wtt it and MB la M
driving I da." For proof of Chevy'a
ataying power, juat apend a minute
watching the neareat road. You'll aac
mora Chevrolet* traveling on it than
any other eaf? evidence-on-wheel* of
Chevrolet durability. (And that higher
reaale value atteata to it, too.)
"Me tar a wait handling ear." Han
dling^ alwajra teen Chevy'a forte, and
1960 is no exception. But really, thia
kind of lightness and preciaion you've
?imply got to enjoy (or yourself.
? ? a ear yeu can leak at ami he (mug
?tout buying K." Chevrolet for 1M0
leave* the low-price field -far behind
when it come* to faahion. But you're
the beat judge of styling, ao take a
good cloae look at Chevrolet. We Warn
you: you're about to fall In . love.
"And performance. Let*a have a hat
?net* Chevy's spirited Vt'? have aet the
Standard for ultra-efficient power In
American-built paarenger car engine*.
You've got a long Itft of performance
minded ttansmiasKna to pick from, too.
So that, frionda, ia what you told ua
you want. We think it can be eultimed
up rather well in just one word: tabu.
Get the full story of Chevy's brand of
Value aoon at your Chevrolet dealer's.
"'">3 0 Neereut to perfect/on a low-priced car ever came . . . |gruj|
? Ride ttH 'i&t bat? at ymkr local authorind ChmoUt (baler's < ^ 1'
ANDREWS CHEVROLET, INC.
North Depot St. De*Wr tk*m im - ***** 110 Boone, N.
Monday Mailing Day
For Christmas Seals
Monday was mailing day for the
1968 Christmas Seals to indivi
duals and Bond* with Seals to
business firms. It if only through
these annual sales, as no personal
solicitation or participation in any
other drives are made, that your
Alleghany-Ashe-Wataufa TH As
sociation can continue its full acti
vity, along with the North Caro
lina and National Associations,
with a strong three point fight
against TB.
Suddenly, it can happen and of
ten it does to many. Right now
there are about 1700 TB patients
in our own North Carolina Sana
toriums being treated for TB with
another person being stricken
every six minute*, while this bum- 1
ber one eontagious disease killer
claim* another life every 43 min
utes," said Dr. H. M. Cooke, Seal
Sale Chairman.
The three point fight against TB
is given by Dr. Cooke as: "Detec
tion, by X-ray and TB testing;
Treatment, by new drugs and bet
ter use of existing ones; Research,
medical research has produced
and will continue W produce
amaiing discoveries to save lives."
"So much for so little, to help
keep every one safe from TB.
Please be as generous as possible
and there's do better time than
today for answering your Christ
mas Seal letter," concluded Dr.
Cooke.
About Your Home
By RUTH CURRENT
Reiearch and Home Economists
answer Homemakers' Questions:
How does low-fat cottage cheese
differ in food value from creamed
cottage cheese? Low-fat cottage
cheese has very little fat and vita
min A. Creamed cottage cheese
usually has about S per cent fat
and therefore furnishes more calo
ries and vitamin A.
How is milk homogenized? Milk
is homogenized by a mechanical
process that breaks up fat into
small particles and distributes
them throughout the milk. Cream
does not form in homogenized
milk .because the fat particles do
not rise to the top.
Is it possible for a person to
drink too much milk? Yes; if milk
is consumed in such large amounts
that it crowds out other important
foods.
Does white cabbage have a lower
food value than red? Not neces
sarily. Some varieties of white cab
bage have as much vitamin C (the
main nutrient) as red cabbage. The
amount present depends in part
upon conditions under which cab
bage has been stored and length
of storage period. The method of
cooking also affects the final
value.
Is there any difference in food
value between green and yellow
r dried peas? Food values of green
and yellow dried peas are very
pdmtflfr.
Is tomato Juice a good source of
vitamin C? Yes. One-half cup of
tomato juice will supply about one
fourth of the daily allowance of
vitamin C.
Good wool blankets are no small
investment and should be well
taken care of. They will give years
of comfort and enjoyment if cared
for properly.
Correct laundering or dry-clean
ing by a reputable cleaner are
necessary to keep blankets fluffy,
warm and soft.
The way blankets are stored and
the every-day care and use they
receivi are important in retaining
their serviceability and beauty.
Brush, blankets often, with the
nap toward the binding, to remove
dust and dirt. Every now and then
air them outdoors.
Soiled bindings must be washed
with a thick mild soap lather,
using a soft brush. The next step
it to pull the binding straight and
press with a moderate iron. Use
a pressing cloth and don't crease
the outer edge of the binding.
When bindings become frayed or
soiled beyond cleaning, replace
them.
Always store blankets clean, Ih
? cool, dry place in a tightly
sealed case. Do not pile other
things to be stored on top of blank
ets because the weight will flatten
their nap.
Don't t*y to remove stains or
re-dye blankets. Instead send them
to a professional. Never iron a
blanket, it can quite easily be
ruined by doing this.
When removing blankets from
beds, dont twist or pull, or allow
them to drag qn the floor.
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