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PAGE 18-PLAINDEALEK-WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1972 Pastor Forms Study Group On Bible Teachings PASTOR VIRGLECHAPPELL A four week discussion group on Bible Teachings on Parenthood is being formed by Pastor Virgle Chappell of the First Baptist church of McHenry. Any interested parent is encouraged to be present for the first session which will meet at the local Baptist church at 9:30 a m. May 14. The remaining three sessions will be conducted at the church also from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. on the three following Sundays. "I believe there is a definite need for a study group of this nature in our community," observed the pastor. "Our hope is that there will be interested adults and parents who will take advantage of the op­ portunity." The new emphasis on parenthood and the home was purposefully planned to begin on Mother's Day. Discussions will be centered on the following topics: )1: Why the Family? - May 14; ) 2: Our Developing Children. - May 21; ) 3: Spiritual Values: Taught and Caught. - May 28; )4: Making the Grade As Parents. - June 4. Resource persons will be sought out to add to the value of • the study. SPACE; AERONAUTICS, Now you can do something for that.. "Nothing wall" With E-ZM BY Z-BRICK^ Trowel E Z-Stucoo to your wall to any desired thickness . . Sim­ ple to apply Ideal for any Medi­ terranean motif Spanish, Moroc­ can, French you name it . . . ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF White only only 35' per sq. ft. ANELING LUS -- 907 N. Front St. (Rte. 31) McHenry 815385-5511 CONDUCT SURVEY How many people are sup­ plementing their regular pay checks with second jobs? How many people are enrolled in adult educational courses or are taking vocational training? Forrest P. 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Lo­ cal officials associated with the Society for Information Display (SID) believe it sip- nals a new potential in class room instruction A demonstration during the final part of a lecture series connected a Glissom High School class to a Mar­ shall Center computer using an ordinary telephone line in the principal's office. Within a short period, students and instructors usfd a computer terminal station to pose algebra problems and received answers on a dis­ play screen which looks like a small television monitor. Several MSFC employees, members of SID, were among those involved in lec­ tures to enlighten students on the theory, technology, and methods used in com­ municating with the com­ puter The Huntsville Board of Education cooperated in per­ mitting the Grissom High School experiment MSFC participated in the com­ munity project to help show the application of space-age technology to an everyday situation. The compact computer ter­ minal such as that used in the test now costs several thousand dollars, but spokes­ men indicated that they might cost in the range of a few hundred dollars in the future. This will increase the probability of classroom use on a regular basis in many public schools. During the brief experi­ ment, a medium scale com­ puter provided the answers from the Marshall Center. The machine is regularly used in the development, of computer language and other research and development programs in connection with the space program. The class­ room experiment was staged to briefly demonstrate the use of remote terminals in the classroom environment. From Ruth Johnson, Clermont, Fla.: When I was a youngster wo lived in a suburb of Chicago known as Morton Park in Cicero. 1 knew who lived in every house in Morton Park, how many chil­ dren they had, and where their father worked We had only one church and it was the center of our social life. And how those folks could sing! A Mrs. Hall played the organ and she sang with such gusto! She had a strong bass voice and the congregation all joined in. Every- time we had a visiting preacher, he woul I remark about the won­ derful singing. We had a clubhouse with a big wide porch across the long side of it. We all gathered there on the 4th of July and on Election Day Every evening around five o'clock in the fall and winter, Arthur Rands would come around with a blow torch light and a little ladder on his shoulder to light the street lights. There were little lamp posts all over town. Now I am living way down here in Florida. I would love to see that old neighborhood again and ! know I would not recognize it. Ruth Richardson was my name when I lived back there. (Sand contributions to thit column to Tko Old Timor. te> 43», Frankfort, Ky. 40*01.) Mickey and Minnie Mouse are shown, at left, in the persons of Steven Lingcman and Cheryl Hansen. 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Nuisance Wire measure­ ment June phrase Greek island Lummox The fourth and fifth grades of Valley View school, McHenry, presented their spring music program, "Salute to Walt Disney World," for parents and friends Thursday, May 4, at 7:30 p.m. in the school gym. The children took their audience on a musical visit to Disney World's "Magic Kingdom." Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse were the official tour guides and promised everyone a wonderful evening as they v i s i t e d A d v e n t u r e l a n d , Frontierland, Liberty Square, F a n t a s y l a n d , a n d Tomorrowland. The audience heard their favorite Disney songs, sung by their favorite Disney characters. Some of the highlights of the program featured the "Kids" from Main Street U.S.A., Davy Crockett and Pecos Bill, the Tropical Serenaders, the Minute Men and Ladies, Snow White, Prince Charming, the Nautilus Crew and the Reluctant Dragon, Ghosts, Pinocchio and the Blue Fairy, Peter Pan and Tinkerbell, and of course, Cinderella. 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