Tuesday Nights
Speed Reading Course To Be
Offered At Brevard College
A speed reading course, de
signed to accelerate reading
Tates by refining information, is
"being offered at Brevard Col
lege on Tuesday evening, 7:00
i to 9:30 p.m., from February 1st
' through March 7, 1972.
The course will be conducted
- by Dr. James Douglas Tyson,
* "Visiting Professor of Special
Education at the college.
Fee for the course is $30, pay
able in advance at the first
meeting on February 1st.
The class will be limited to
18 persons. Those interested
are advised to contact the col
lege immediately to insure a
place in the class._
Courses Are Free
' Aduity Learning Center Offers
■ A High School Certificate
The Brevard Adult Learn
ing Center is now offering
the High School Equivalency
Certificate to adults who
have not finished regular
high schools.
The certificate can be earn
ed in a short time by those
who will begin preparing now,
according to W. D. James, Di
rector of the Center.
The Center is located in
Helps Shrink
Swelling Of
Hemorrhoidal
Tissues
caused by inflammation
Doctors have found a medica
tion that in many cases gives
prompt, temporary relief from
pain and burning itch in hemor
rhoidal tissues. Then it actually
helps shrink swelling of these
tissues caused by inflammation.
The answer is Preparation H*.
No prescription is needed for
Preparation H. Ointment or
suppositories.
the Annex at Brevard Junior
High School. It is open 1:30
p. m. to 9:30 p. m. on Mon
day, Tuesday, and Thurs
day. Wednesday hours are
8:00 a. m. to 3:30 p. m. and
Friday hours are 8:00 a. m.
to 5:00 pjn. Students may
schedule their hours to fit
their own convenience since
each person learns at his
own speed.
Says Mr. James, “3749 peo
ple received their High School
Equivalency Certificates in
North Carolina in 1970. Receive
yours in 1972!”
The courses, which lead to
the General Educational De
velopment tests, are under
the auspices of the Blue
Ridge Techcnical Institute
of Hendersonville.
The courses are free to the
public.
Anyone interested is invit
ed to call 883-2520 or visit
the Adult Learning Center
for full information.
DON'T FORGET ALL
TAX DEDUCTIONS ON
CAR USED FOR BUSINESS
One of the many deductions a
taxpayer b entitled to, but often
forgets, b the cost of using hb car
for traveling on the job, according
to H A R Block, America’s Largest
Tax Service.
On-the-job travel expenses are
allowed as adjustments to income
says H & R Block, and may be taken
even if the taxpayer chooses not to
itemize hb deductions and elects to
take the standard deduction.
Such travel expenses may be
deducted only if they are not reim
bursed by your employer. Abo, the
cost of operating your automobile
from your’home to your job (com
muting) b not deductible.
For example: a company’s sales
manager has to use his car to drive
around to several of the company’s
retail outlets. He is allowed to write
off the cost of hb driving expenses.
He can use the standard formula of
claiming 124 a mile, which, for tax
purposes, covers all costs of operat
ing an automobile, or he can itemize
all hb automobile expenses such as
gas, oil, insurance, depreciation and
repairs. The standard 124 a mile de
duction b good for the first 15,000
business miles, and every mile after
the first 15,000 is deducted at 94
per mile.
H A R Block cautions that the
most overlooked deduction is that
of traveling from one job to a
second or part-time job. Thus, moon
lighters are entitled to deduct
automobile driving costs getting
from one job to another (but not
back home again as that would con
stitute commuting). By the same
token,’ military reservbts should
remember that travel costs to their
weekly or monthly meetings are
also deductible if held outside the
general area of their tax home.
When yon think of prescrip
tions, think of VARNER’S, adv.
Latest Screen News Film Of
Du Pont On India-Pakistan War
The latest Screen News
Digest film features an ex
clusive and timely report on
the war between India and
Pakistan. Ancient divisions
that crested the nation of
Bangladesh are traced in this
20 minute film documentary.
The Screen News Digest
documents the religious differ
ences that led, in 1947, to the
establishment of India as a pre
dominantly Hindu nation and
Pakistan as a primarily Moslem
country.
Historic films trace the con
flicts and confrontations that
mark a quarter century of
uneasy co-existence between
the half a billion people who
share the Asian sub-conti
nent.
The Screen News Digest,
award-winning educational film
series that presests “living his
tory in the classroom,” is made
available without charge to
schools and private groups in
this area as a public service by
Du Pont’s Photo Products De
partment x-ray film manufac
turing facility at Brevard.
Four additional Screen News
Digest 16 mm film documen
taries have been made avail
able during the present school
year to educational and other
interested groups by Du Pont.
“The Flight Of Apollo 15”, in
color traces man’s journey to
the moon from the pioneering
rocket flights of Robert God
dard to the lunar excursions of
the men of Apollo 15.
“A Crack In The Wall” pre
sents a graphic study of a dec
ade of confrontation and crisis
in the divided city of Berlin.
“China In The 20th Century”
documents the long and bitter
struggle for the control of
at HARPER'S
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6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday
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30 South Brood Stroot in Brevard
Featuring
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China between Chiang Kai-shek
and Mao Tse-tung.
“Clean Town, U. S. A.” pre
sents an exclusive report, in
color, on a pioneering commun
ity in Ohio that is recycling its
garbage and turning trash into
cash.
These films and 18 others
on timely events dating back
to September, 1969, are avail
able at the county educational
centers in Transylvania and
Henderson counties. Reserva
tions may be made for show
ings by phoning Mrs. Joanne
Gordon at 883-8195 in Bre
vard or Dr. Lee Zollinger at
692-8251 in Hendersonville.
Each film viewing is approxi
mately 20 minutes.
Miss Rhodes And
Miss Graff On
Dean's List
At Furman U
Suzanne Rhodes, daughgter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rhodes, of
Penrose, and Mary Ann Graff,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. R.
Graff, of Cedar Mountain, have
been included on the Fall term
Dean’s list at Furman univer
sity.
Dean’s list is comprised of
full-time undergraduate stu
dents who earn a grade point
average of 3.2 or better on Fur
man’s four-point system. The
list is compiled at the end of
each of Furman’s three terms.
When in need of job printing,
call The Transylvania Times.
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