The Advocate-Messenger du lieu suivant : Danville, Kentucky • 3

THE ADVOCATE MESSENGER Danville Kentucky Thursday January 12 1989 3 Staff Photos by Daniel Price Lincoln in pilot program for new KET satellite classes In truck business Ben Sochacki owner of Moving and Storage holds the replica of a Bekins moving van that got him started six years ago on a collection of cast Iron toy trucks Some of his collection which now numbers about 70 is shown here Sochacki built his collection by ordering from gift catalogs He also collects Civil War items and Shaker tools RVVNBM MAaaat i pQ o7t bxnn co uunin onw tyWr anst' MtC9 MALONE bftSr i I bJK ra raEU1 1 I 5 sT a htBuitlfaalL JSUi 111 Ms MS mBMM BmSWsqIW9 I sURL sSs fM? Iw ns MB TMtmir tMtMiina1 fwit tai jmuoijwimuiiT jror rat jr Tw wj mnr a 11 1 a XJiffll eri atwagwM trrr 'ur IMWJ2 WTBWH OW jSHESBi TTln i cnjir 7rrrrn IMl if' C4 1 vsrHarif ijfcMr teviKACiH i A Students at Lincoln County High School will be among the 24 Ken tucky high schools that will begin using a satellite hook up Tuesday to teach a course in probability and statistics two years of planning the Kentucky Educational Television Star Channels begin limited opera tion when Tom Graviss starts teaching the Kentucky high schoolers as well as students at 41 high schools in 16 additional states The project sponsored by the Satellite Educational Resources Consortium (SERC) joins 18 state departments of education andeducational television networks and stations In addition to the math course students at Grant County Hart County and Wood ford County high schools and Silver Grove High School in Camp bell County will have students enrolled in introduction to Japanese which is produced by the Nebraska Department of Education KET Star Channels will significantly expand and improve Kudos By Emily Morse i WRhK'lI a vjfvs educational services to all said KET Deputy Executive Director Sandra Welch want to make math and science courses and eventual ly courses in foreign language easily accessible to all students in the Welch said that the goal is to a significant equalizing ef fect on education in Kentucky making advanced courses taught by outstanding teachers available where it has never been possible Lincoln County principal Jack Portwood said this type of teaching is more widely used in the Midwest Small schools could benefit from it because they could compensate for lack of students and staff for some classes The class in Japanese is an example of a class that it would be hard to of fer because of difficulty finding a teacher Portwood said Only six Lincoln County students will take the math class because most of the scheduling had been completed when the high school was asked to join Port wood said The math class is aim ed at the students who might be oriented more toward business or behavioral sciences Although Lincoln County is the only high school in this area in volved in the pilot program future plans call for all of 250 high schools to be equipped with satellite downlinks by the start of the 1989 90 school year At that time KET wants to deliver about four hours of programming each day and have at least two live in teractive high school courses available All of elementary schools will be equip ped by the spring of 1990 allowing all school programming to be delivered via the Star channels according to a press release from KET KET expects it to take three years before the system is totally operational The satellite classroom works this way: The daily lesson is taught in the television studio uplinked from the KET network center to the satellite and downlinked to the schools across the state the students view the program and interact with the teacher using keypad devices and telephone the data from the key pads and a telephone is delivered back to the KET studio via telephone lines and the teacher monitors the student responses (voice and data) and modifies instruction accordingly The students at the pilot schools will receive one half of a credit in math for the course which con tinues until May Teachers in the schools also will participate in in teractive training programs in Wisconsin and South Carolina The Louisville Bach Society will be one of the special groups in con cert when the Kentucky Music Educators convene eb 1 4 in Ixiuisville Over 30 clinic sessions will be provided for music teachers to enhance their teaching skills Seniors in Lincoln Garrard Casey Marion and Washington counties that want to become den tists or doctors are eligible to app ly for preparatory programs Sixty five students will be chosen to attend a five to six week college preparatory workshop that will be held at the University of Kentucky the University of Louisville or Kentucky State University The students are being encouraged to go into these pro grams because too few doctors and dentists are located in their areas At the workshop the students meet and work with medical and dental students and professionals and receive instruction in reading writing study skills and problem solving The workshops are part of the Professional Education Preparation Program They also take classes in biology chemistry and other sciences to improve their chances of doing well in their premedical or predental college studies Room and board and all workshop instruction will be pro vided without charge to the par ticipant Each student also will be given an expense allowance The workshops are only the beginning Additional programs and services designed to help them succeed in becoming doctors or dentists will be provided throughout their undergraduate and medical or dental school stuidies urther information and ap plication forms are available from high school counselors or prin cipals and by contacting the Pro fessional Education Preparation Program Kentucky Council on Higher Education 1050 US 127 South rankfort Ky 40601 Ap plications are due by March 1 Lincoln fair board drops plan to apply for center grant Bv VICKI STORY STEVENS Tnpsdav that a rnmhinatinn nf tt i i Is The Cost Of I Buying A Home Blowing You Away? Mum APR 8855 Stingy Creek Road and Jerry Lee Shelton of Maple Street Crab Or chard are seeking the Republican nomination Already running for the Democratic nomination is in cumbent Bill Dyehouse In District 3 Michael Reynolds of 12985 Somerset Road Waynesburg is seeking the Republican nomination and Jef frey Jenkins of 2040 Kings Mountain Road is seeking the Democratic nomination Incum bent rank Isaacs a Democrat filed earlier for re election In District 4 Gary Smith of 12380 Green River Road is seeking the Republican nomination and Noah luesaay tnai a comoinauon oi reasons influenced the fair decision If the grant money had been used would have to put some recreational things in and have it open certain he said That would have necessitated supervision of the property and the erection of addi tional fence Isaacs said Having the building also was not vital to the fair was something they could do without It was not a necessity for said Isaacs The fair moved from Stanford last year to a new site on US 27 at the bottom of Halls Gap Lincoln County arm Bureau owns the land and leases it to the fair board arm Bureau president Jerry Gooch who has been working on the community center project could not be reached for comment The machines which cost $3000 each are smaller and easier to move than the mechanical voting machines used now Currently on ly two counties in Kentucky Knox and Laurel use the elec tronic machines according to Bolton County officials took no action on buying any voting machines The county has 15 precincts and also would need a spare machine if it decided to change olger said The court held a short executive session to discuss personnel before rehiring all county road employees and Charles Elam maintenance employee at their current salaries Kirkpatrick of Mason Gap Road is seeking the Democratic nomina tion Incumbent Dale Reed a Democrat filed earlier for re election He has been attending the American arm Bureau conven tion in San Antonio Texas Isaacs said it would have been better for the county if the decision had been made earlier before Bluegrass Area Development District in Lexington started the paperwork on the grant applica tion Isaacs said he fears the deci sion might hurt chances of getting a similar grant later think they had some valid reasons but in my opinion they should have decided that before they went that he said Lincoln County also is seeking a $20000 grant to build a new ballpark and upgrade another one at the old fairgrounds Stanford Lions Club owns the property In other iscal Court business Robert Taylor of Enstar Cable 4 represents the area brought com plaints to the attention last month but said he has not heard any complaints recently The court also discussed com plaints about the polling place in the Kings Mountain precinct County Clerk William olger said voters have been casting ballots at the back of Ervin store but that there are stairs to climb and no restrooms olger said he has been asking around to see if anyone knows of another building that could be used The court also heard a presenta tion about electronic voting machines from Joe Bolton of Kentuckiana Election Service Co 1418 Hustonville Rd Danville Ky 236 1455 Corp was present to answer ques tions about cable television ser vice in the Hustonville Moreland area Customers have reported pro blems about outages and poor reception in recent months but Taylor said the company has made improvements to the system and that complaints have slacked off lately Enstar has over 350 subscribers in the area and averages eight to 12 service calls a month he said Hustonville City Hall receives free cable service so it can monitor the perfor mance and report problems Cable service was out for about four hours riday night over half ot town because a line broke Taylor said Magistrate Dale Reed who US Highway 127 Junction City Ky 854 3425 Hal Oaks of 125 Ottenheim Road has filed to run for constable in District 3 He is a Republican Jan 23 is the deadline for filing for county offices All the Pizza Spaghetti Lasagne' Garlic Bread and Salad you can eat ITir lZT CTADV' MJ ivniuvni Staff Writer STANORD The Lincoln County air Board has dropped ilans to apply for a federal grant hat would have been used to start construction of a community center at the new fairgrounds The fair board had intended to apply for a $20000 grant throughand and Water Resources that would have been matched by the Lincoln County iscal Court Magistrate rank Isaacs said However the fair board changed its mind a week or so ago and decided not to apply The money would have been us dd to build restrooms and other facilities this summer in the first phase of construction of a com munity center Isaacs told the iscal Court on BUET 7 DAYS A WEEK 11 2 5 8 THURSDAY NIGHT Buffet Special 5 8 LASAGNE 83 Home Loans Leave Your Head Spinning The Kentucky Housing Corporation now has 83 30 year fixed rate home loans But at this low rate they last long If you are thinking 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HOUSING CORR 360 payments 10 men file candidacy for May primary in Lincoln STANORD Ten men in cluding two incumbents filed recently to run for offices in the May primary election in Lincoln County re election are Judge Executive John Sims of Crab Or chard Route 1 and Coroner Bill pemrow of Waynesburg Both are Democrats Bill Snyder who resigned Recently as a deputy sheriff has filed to run for jailer Snyder Orchard Route 1 is unoppos ed for the Republican nomination Six of the candidates are runn ing for magisterial seats In District 2 Douglas Smith of 790 Someone has said that in the 18th century the Bible was killed in the 19th century God was killed and in the 20th centurv man was killed In the mth century men such as Voltaire and Thomas Paine questioned the truthfulness and history of the Scriotures In the 19th centurv nhiinsnnhere tn ZSI mefmn a Im tn am a I aJ a LI 1 a MW0OMVII uiu exidiui icu uj uuu an enon maieu iminnron in rmrinrh oeciarauon ooa is dead The 20th century has seen the inevitable conseauenees of tho iRth rntnv rejection of the Bible and the 19th eenturv rninntinn nf thn nnWixhn Tk rviu Mw VVIIV 1411 OVI II Kff I he 20th century has seen more innocent people killed many at the hands of QI thoir nuun mil tkn a a 1 IO yvviitiiiviiio uiaii an uia pivvlUUo UwlllUflUo pUl We Americans tell ourselves that such things could never happen here But they are happening here The devaluation of human life that is the inevitable consequence of secularism is now reaping its bloody harvest right under our very noses Every year over a million unborn children are murdered through abortion the vast majority of them for no better reason than that they are unwanted Most of them are either dismembered and taken from their mothers' wombs in pieces or poisoned and delivered dead About once every day according to the Medical World News an aborted baby survives In most of these cases the baby dies due to neglect or the active intervention of the abortionist Most people 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