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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1970)
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Sixteen cars have convert ers which take the walkie-talkie signals and broadcast them through the car radio. The radios are used to direct all vehicles on the driving range at the Research Annex. Luedecke speaks at commanders conference ROTC “stands for the things the nation stands for," Texas A&M Acting President A. R. Luedecke reminded the univer sity’s Corps of Cadets leaders Monday. The former Air Force major general said ROTC stands for national and personal strength. General Luedecke was keynote speaker for the Corps’ annual commanders conference. Approxi mately 250 junior and senior Corps leaders are participating in the one-week conference preparation for the start of classes next Monday. Luedecke suggested the cadet leaders strive to make Texas A&M’s ROTC program — already one of the most heralded in the nation — even better during the coming school year. He said cadets must emphasize leadership. “Conduct yourself with re spect,” General Luedecke in structed the cadets. New Student Week for all new students begins Wednesday. A general assembly at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday will include talks by top university officials. Texas A&M is playing a key role in producing better teenage drivers on Texas’ streets and highways. The university, through a $148,000 contract between the Industrial Education Department and the Texas Education Agency, graduates 50 certified supervisors and 65 teaching assistants Friday from the Driver Education Insti tute. Organization of the Cadet Corps will be completed Saturday morning. At the same time, 64 A&M Consolidated High School students complete the best drivers educa tion course available. Delayed registration for stu dents who did not register in the spring or summer will con tinue through Friday. Classes begin at 8 a.m. Monday. Called a multi-phase drivers education program, the supervis ors and teachers receive training in multi-media teaching systems, driving simulators, behind-the- wheel instruction and use of a driving range. , LOW PRtCeS EVERY RAY P(u SPEC/ALSf ■ SW>P S *£ flsJ? Save 0 * OPEN SUNDAYS FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE. SAFEWAY IN TOWNSHIRE 9 A.M. TO 8 P.M. Safeway Special! Bel-air Com Whole Kernel. Frozen Bakery & Dairy Valves! Rye Bread 27 4 Skylark. Sajouay Special! —-1»Lb. Loaf ® Cheese Bread »„.* m- 3L (lit Safeway Special! Banquet Dinners Assorted. Frozen Cottage Cheese OQ^ Lucerne. All Varieties. f mW (2-Lb. Ctn. 571) Soecial! —1-Lb. Cln. Quart icerne Ctn. ELm W .ss-zsr Lucerne. All Varieties. (2-Lb. Ctn. S7i) Spech Buttermilk Safeway Low, Low Prices! Cake MixesA».rt.d OCi Mrs. Wright's. •—IBVa-os. Box Sweet Pickles Why Pay 28c Heins. Gherkins —16-ox. Jar Why Pay 5?« 57* Lindsay Olives /I Cionl Sli*. Rip* —300 Con 1W T Kraft Dinner OQ4 Noodle and Cheese 6V4-oi. 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OF PATTERNS PORCELAIN FINE CHINA CHEESE 10< OFF i BREAD & BUTTER PLATES 4 SALAD PLATES wm each with every $5 grocery gro purchase, no limit 39< no purchase required. BONUS VALUE THIS WEEK! || BONUS VALUE THIS WEEK! 2K ^ HaUmoon longhorn ★ Nippy longhorn ★ Wisconsin Sharp Prices Effective Thurs.. Fri., Sat. and Sun., Aug. 27, 28, 29 and 30 in BR YAN We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities. No Sales to Dealers. SAFEWAY Dr. James L. Boone Jr., Info trial Education Department hes. has primary responsibility fort!, program. Dr. Leslie V. Hawkir industrial education professor, program director and Dr. fe Morgan, professor of health ar! physical education at East The State University, is assistants rector. The program is located at Ik Research Annex 12 miles fr the main campus. The Annex the former Bryan Air Force Bit and has one of the nation’s larges driving ranges laid-out on aba runway. Dr. Morgan said all the super visors are college graduates will teach in the classroom i» supervise the teaching assistant' Teaching assistant qualifin tions include a high school ed: cation, at least 21 years old, clean driving record and recor mended and employed by citl* a school district or TEA Ser Center. The supervisors attend fM weeks of class, are paid $151 week while attending the sctios and travel expenses to and f; the school are paid one time. Teaching assistants attend classes six weeks, are paid $l! a week and travel expenses time. Dr. Morgan said both grou^ receive armloads of free drivi education materials to take to the classrooms. Cade Motor Co. of Bryan, cooperation with the Ford Moti Co., provides 16 passenger and one pickup for the progr Two 16-place simulators used, one a Singer-Link and other an Aetna trainer. Aeti also has a 36-place multi-me trailer at the school. Dr. Morgan admits most sclio districts do not have all the eqim ment used at the school. Howevej he said most have either a drivii range, simulator or multi-medi trainer. “Although varied, all program are adequate,” he insists. Within a year, all of the Tf Service Centers will have niullj media and simulator trailers use by districts in the servin center area, Dr. Morgan said. The variety of programs repr sented by the teachers also te proved to be educational. “They learn a great deal froj each other,” Dr. Morgan declar 196 Call I 196 yeans after Foi near ?U,5' Jai pick u tlOO.' 4 > caase tape Texa AN 8 X EACi dp to w as re Cont; ST ?50 ' H0U W. 1 to brool Pa ends, 1970 Aggieland to be distributed! hosp Exce bene: prerr ware All , Distribution of the 1970 AgP 1 land, Texas A&M Universitf] yearbook, is tentatively scW uled to begin Sept. 9, announw University Information and P"' lications Director Jim Lindsey- Lindsey said the annuals 8tl scheduled for shipment from W lor Publishing Co. in Dallas a 11 next week. The Aggieland is norm* available prior to the start of s j classes, but Lindsey pointed o" classes are beginning two earlier this year. The books will be distribute at the Student Publications « fice on the second floor of Services Building. Annuals will be issued only J students who were enrolls Texas A&M on a full-time a -' last spring, Lindsey expl aine He added that each student cept in the case of married s dents, must pick up his yearbook. St: hour and info Te "ylo r Otfl 1 1970 TOYOTA $1830.00 BRAZOS VALLEY TOYOTA INC. We Service All Foreign Make Cars Cavitt at Coulter Phone 822-2828