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Brochure For Handicap Outdoorsman Available International \bar ofthe Child 1979 In-Three-fourths of the ternational Year of the Child is already gone. Only three months of the time set apart for emphasizing the rights of children remain. We are well aware that no twelve month observance can solve the problems related to the child's rights. Emphasis upon these rights should be the normal, on­ going, persistent and daily experience, not only for families with children but for persons of any age. One chief 'roadblock' is created by the ways we see security. We seek security in our occupations, our houses, our investments, our wisdom, our skills, our relationships to power figures, our military establishments. To possess security in relationship to children we, as adults and parents, must take respon­ sibility for rearing children. To rear a child is a vast task, in­ cluding physical, mental, emotional, social, moral, and religious dimensions. Yet, tfits--- rewarding task can be shared by parents, brothers and sisters, aunts and uncles, grandparents and by a family extended as widely as possible. When we "invest" our energies in bettering the life of a child, we are '.'investing" in our future - the future of the world. Ed Asner, television's "Lou Grant", stressed that millions of children in depressed areas of the world face a daily life of "con­ taminated water, mulnutrition, and a lack of health services and education". Through our participation in UNICEF Day, Oct. 31, we can help to improve their condition now and in the future. FOR: "EVERY CHILD IS 'MY CHILD' " Handicapped individuals who enjoy the outdoors or who wish to visit Illinois historic sites may And useful a brochure recently made available by the Illinois Department of Con­ servation. The publication, is called "Handicapped Individual's Guide to Illinois Recreation Areas", and it outlines forty- seven Illinois state parks, historic sites, conservation areas and state forests where facilities have been specifically adapted for use by handicapped persons. A brief charac­ terization of each state- managdd site is included along withj/ihe availability of specially adapted facilities for parking, privies, hiking, camping, picnic and Ashing. Currently, the Department of Conservation owns or manages 119 areas. Adapting more Of these areas for access by the handicapped is now an ongoing process which begins with the master management planning process for every state park, noted Dr. Silas P. Singh, Handicapped Program Coordinator for the Illinois Department of Conservation. Free copies of "Handicapped Individual's Guide to Illinois Recreation- Areas" can be obtained by writing the Illinois Department of Conservation's Chicago Office, Room 100, 160 N. LaSalle Street, Chicago, 111., 60601, or by calling (312) 793- 2070. Nearly 98 million meals were served in Veterans Ad­ ministration medical centers last year. * An armed forces veteran is entitled to compensation from the Veterans Administration for a disability .HBIE VERSE "For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ; for it is the power of Cod with salvation to every one that believeth; to the Jew first, and also to the Greek, 'J 1. Where is this verse found in the Bible? 2. Who is the author? 3. What is the signifi­ cance of the last five words? 4. What is the meaning of the word "salvation?" Answers To Bible Verse 1. Romans 1:16. 2. Paul, the Apostle. 3. Application of the gospel to others than the Jews. 4. Delivery from the power and penalty of sin.- PAGE 7 tPLAINDEALER - FRIDAY.OCTOBER 12.1»™ Something New.. 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