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  • Page 16/THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN/January 17, 1980 A really unique experience By Jim Wrinn Staff Writer How many singing groups do you know that promise country, folk, country-rock, and blues music? And if those musical styles are integrated with a Christian experience (and experience is an understatement) then this must be Hoey Auditorium, Thursday, January 24, 1980 at 8 p.m. with the Pat Terry Group. This concert is Business workshop A business counseling workshop, which could be especially beneficial to women in small business, has been scheduled for January 18 at the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce in Sylva. The free, individual one-hour sessions are offered by WCU's Center for Improving Mountain Living in conjunction with the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce and Southwestern Technical College. Sessions may be used to discuss any business related topic, such as management, finance, sales, marketing or taxes. According to program counselor Roy Thompson, women considering entering small business should be aware that there is "a concerted effort to design and make available loan programs and technical assistance for women." Thompson mentioned the Small Business Administration in particular. Counseling sessions are conducted on an appointment basis and arrangements may be made by calling the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce at 586-2155. Appointments are available from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. The WCU Center for Improving Mountain Living offers the counseling workshops throughout the 28 western-most counties in North Carolina under a grant from the Economic Development Administration. It will hold January sessions in Marion, Hendersonville, Hickory, Murphy and Asheville. NTE exams The National Teacher Examinations (NTE) will be given at WCl) on February 16. Bulletins describing registration procedures and containing registration forms may be obtained from Counseling and Testing, in "Room 108 Bird Building at WCU. according to Dr. Thomas Westcott, coordinator of counseling and assistant professor of education at WCU, or directly from the National Teacher Examina- Educational Testing Service (ETS), Box 911, i, N.J. 08541. !ions should be mailed in time to reach ETS no later than January 23, when regular registration A penalty fee of $5 is charged for registrations . ETS after January 23 but prior to January 30. After January 30. registrations will not be accepted for the February administration of the exams. During the one-day testing session, a registrant may take the Common Examinations, which include tests in professional and general education, plus one of the 26 Area Examinations designed to probe knowledge of particular subject matter aid teaching methods. Once registered, each candidate will receive an admission ticket and notification of the exact location of the center at which to report. Those taking the Common Examinations will report at 8:30 a.m., and finish at about 12:30 p.m. Area Examinations are scheduled from 1:30 p.m. to about 4:15 p.m. Mead photos "So We Will Be Remembered," a collection of 24 black and white photographs by Theodore P. Mead will be on exhibit beginning January 14 in the Chelsea Gallery of WCU's Hinds University Center. Mead, a professor of art and photography at Southeastern Massachusetts University in North Dartmouth, Mass., works primarily in the area of historical documentation through photography. "We have the equipment and expertise to make and protect photographs which should last indefinitely," explains Mead. "We owe it to our heirs to leave honest images which have great clarity and represent many segments of life." A graduate of Pratt Institute and Columbia . University, he taught at the Gilbert School in Winsted, Connecticut and Louisiana Polytechnic Institute before joining the faculty at Southeastern in 1952. being sponsored by the Baptist Student Union, Presbyterian Student Fellowship, and the Wesley Foundation of Western Carolina University. Advance tickets at $2 are available from the SE sponsoring bodies, their members, and also at the door. The Pat Terry Group is a trio of young men with amazingly similar backgrounds: Each was musically gifted from early childhood, each one is a Georgian (from the same area), and each one had an "encounter" with Christ, which developed into a lifetime experience. With this common ancestry and view on life, the three, Randy Bugg, Sonny Lallerstedt, and namesake Pat Terry banded together in a "commitment". Says "PTG" member Randy Bugg of the commitment, "We want to convey that Christianity is a total lifetime experience-not a one time emotional encounter. We sing and share a lot about the beautiful things that happen when a person lets Christ take complete control of his life." Obviously, that commitment goes deeper that just music-and what music! With each member a guitarist and prolific composer Pat Terry writing much of their material, the group's music is their own-a fact that adds something special to music and makes lyrics come to life. Now that you've been introduced to the Pat Terry Group, "treat yourself to something very, very special" and enjoy the concert on Thursday; you'll find the "PTG" and their music naturally fitting the lyrics of Bread's "Guitar Man": "Then you listen to the music and you like to sing along; you want to get the meaning out of each' and every song; then you find yourself a message and some words to call your own...and take them home..." Unto these hills Auditions for the Cherokee outdoor drama "Unto These Hills" will be held Friday, Jan. 18, in WCU's Hoey Auditorium. Information on the auditions for the drama, which runs each year from June through August may be obtained by contacting the WCU Department of Speech and Theatre Arts, Room 123 Stillwell Building, telephone 227-7491.
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