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3 Moline Dispatch May 15, 1967 Moline Man To Become Priest MICHAEL HANNAN Michael Hannan, son of Walter Hannan, 1148 26th Moline, and the late Mrs. Evelyn Reynolds Hannan, will be ordained into the priesthood at 9:45 Sunday morning in St. Mary's Cathedral, Peoria, by the Most Rev. John B. Franz, Bishop of Peoria.

He will celebrate his first mass at 1:30 p.m. Sunday, 28, in St. Mary's Catholic Church, Moline. Friends of the family and parishioners are invited to attend the first mass and the reception to follow in the school hall from 4:30 to 6. He attended St.

Mary's Grade School and was graduated from Alleman High School. He attended St. Bede's College and was graduated from St. Mary's of the Lake Seminary at Mundelein. Longest River EDINGBURGH The longest river in Scotland is the Tay.

It is 118 miles in length and carries more water to the sea than any other stream draining the British Isles. Parade, Ceremony, Air Drop Of Flowers May 30 Dr. Earl H. Hanson, former Rock Island superintendent of schools, will featured speaker at Memorial Day services at National Cemetery on Arsenal Island. The annual ceremony, attended by thousands of Muscatine Site Of Engineers' May Meeting The May meeting of the IowaIllinois Section of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers will be held at 8 tomorrow night at the Geneva Golf and Country Club in Muscatine.

A. W. (Tony) Benkusky will speak on "Interconnected System Operation." He is in charge of the Mid Continent Area Power Planners (MAPP) Co ordination Center in Minneapolis. Former 'King' Of Hong Kong Dies In London LONDON (AP) Sir Arthur Morse, once known as the uncrowned king of Hong Kong, died at his London home Saturday. He was 75.

Morse, a native of Ireland. joined the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank as a young man and became its chairman and chief manager. He played a leading part in the rehabilitation of the colony after the Japanese occupation. He was knighted in 1949. Four years later, when he retired from the bank, his staff pulled him and Lady Morse through the streets of Hong Kong in a car.

To Note 50 Years For Scout Council Fifty years of scouting will be celebrated at 6:30 Thursday night at the Golden Anniversary dinner meeting of the Sac-Fox Council, Boy Scouts of America at Rock Island Arsenal Restaurant. Joseph Dain council president, will preside and the annual report will be presented by Herbert T. Schaefer, Scout executive. Three Silver Beaver awards will be presented by Paul Boettcher, chairman of the Silver Beaver committee. John Hoffman will give the nominating report.

The invocation will be presented by the Rev. George W. Casper, assistant pastor of St. Piux Catholic Church of Rock Island. Featured speaker will be A.

Lynn Bryant, director of the U.S. Army Management Engineering Training Agency, Rock Island Arsenal. Tickets are available at the Scout Service Center, 525 16th Moline. Ushers will be from the Scout fraternity, Lambda Rho Chapter, Alpha Phi Omega, at Augustana College. In Uniform THOMAS EARLY Spec.

4 Thomas S. Early, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Early, 1831 15th Moline is serving with the Army military intelligence in Vietnam. He enlisted in the Army in September, 1965, and received his basic training at Camp Polk, La.

He spent 12 weeks in Holybird, Army Military Intelligence school and was sent to Ft. Bragg, N. for additional training. He arrived in Saigon on April 28 where he is serving in Military Intelligence Battalion Headquarters. His address is: H.

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(two hours) 7:30 p.m. (6) Focus "Davenport Junior Theater" is featured. (color) C-30 WERE LOOKING FOR WELL, LOOK NO CARPETING FOR FURTHER, WE OUR NEW HOME! GOT OURS FROM QUINT CITY TILE CARPET THEY HAVE A LARGE SELECTION- -FAIR PRICES E-2 TERMS! SALE: COPYRIGHT SOUTHWESTERN ART SERVICE WORLD FIGHTS RESERVED QUINT CITY TILE CARPET Mon. noon to thru Fri. 9 to 'til 5 2920.23rd Avenue Moline 762-9306 Learning Should Be Lifetime Occupation, Says Dr.

Adler The purpose of education to prepare the student for a lifetime of learning, Dr. Mortimer Adler said at Augustana College last night, and he added "Education in America is failing." The philosopher and educator, speaking at the last meeting of this year's Concert Lecture series, said this is the first time in the history of the world that it is necessary to educate all the people. "In previous centuries, only the children of the privileged classes went to school," he said. "These were the 10 per cent of the population who were exempt from grinding toil. "They weren't sent to school to prepare them to earn a living because they didn't have to.

They were sent to school for two' reasons: One, they were going to have a large amount of free time. "The other reason is that they were going to become the ruling Cement Masons Get 95 Cents Over 3 Years Striking cement masons returned to work today after the union reached agreement with the Quad City Builders Association on a new contract Saturday. The new contract reflects a 95-cent an hour increase for members of cement masons Union Local 544. The amount will be spread over a three year period. The terms of the contract include an immediate increase of 37 cents an hour for union members.

The union members will receive an additional 32 cents on May 1, 1968 and 26 cents on May 1, 1969. The cement masons had been on strike since May 1, when their old contract expired. It paid masons $4.17 an hour. It was reported that the union retained its double time on Saturday clause, one of the stumbling blocks in the settlement talks. McGrath, Cook On Train' Dies BEVERLY HILLS, Calif.

(AP) Funeral services are pending for Frank McGrath, a Hollywood stunt man turned actor, who was last seen as the cook on the "Wagon Train" television series. McGrath died Saturday night of a heart attack at the age of 64. Doctors said he had been ill for several weeks. MOLINE PUBLIC SCHOOLS WEEKLY CALENDAR May 15th 20th Monday, May 15 4:30 P.M. Baseball, Alleman (Soph.) Here 4:30 P.M.

Golf (girls) Rock Island Here 4:00 P.M. Regional baseball, Galesburg There Tuesday, May 16 4:00 P.M. Regional Baseball Galesburg 4:00 P.M. Tennis (girls) Rock Island There 1:30 P.M. Coal Valley PTA 7:00 P.M.

Ericsson Dads' Club 7:30 P.M. Irving Dads' Club 2:00 P.M. Jefferson PTA 2:00 P.M. Horace Mann PTA Wednesday, May 17 4:00 P.M. Regional Baseball Galesburg 4:30 P.M.

Golf, Allemon There 1:30 P.M. Blackhawk PTA 1:45 P.M. Carr PTA 7:30 P.M. Garfield PTA 2:00 P.M. Grant PTA 7:00 P.M.

Irving PTA 1:45 P.M. Logan PTA 7:00 P.M. McKinley PTA 1:30 P.M. Washington PTA 7:00 P.M. Willard PTA Thursday, May 18 4:30 P.M.

Baseball, Davenport Central (Soph.) Here 7:00 P.M. Butterworth PTA 1:30 P.M. Hamilton PTA 7:00 P.M. Hamilton Dads' Club 7:30 P.M. Lincoln PTA 7:30 P.M.

McKinley Dads! Club 1:30 P.M. PTA 7:00 P.M. Maple Dads' Grove Club Friday, May 19 Track, State Meet (19th and 20th) a 4:30 P.M. Baseball, Rock Island (Var.) Here 7:30 P.M. John Deere Pop Concert Golf, State Meet (19th and 20th) Saturday, May 20 P.M.

Senior Ball 10:00 A.M. Baseball, Davenport Central (Ver.) Here 1:30 P.M. Baseball, Davenport Central (Var.) Here 8:00 P.M. MISS MOLINE CONTEST Aud. Sunday, May 21 2:30 P.M.

Wilson Outdoor Band Concert Eight Arrested At Pentagon Go On Food Strike visitors since its inception in of 1948, will begin at 10:45 a.m., May 30. Plans were announced today by Marie Burmeister of Rock Island Arsenal, executive secretary of the Bi County Memorial Day Association. The Bi County Association is composed of veterans organizations of Rock Island and Scott Counties. The Rev. F.

J. Casey, pastor St. Joseph's Catholic Church of Rock Island, will give the invocation. The benediction will be given by the Rev. M.

F. Traylor, pastor of Bethel A. M. 8 E. Church, Davenport.

Music will be provided by the Rock Island Arsenal chorus and orchestra under direction of Wibbey Fisher. The Moline Boys Choir, under direction of Dr. Frederick Swanson, also will appear. Henry Therrien of Rock Island will be grand marshal of the parade. Mrs.

Bessie Barth Richardson of Rock Island will present the GAR colors and carry them in the parade. She is the granddaughter of James J. Kinney, a Civil War veteran, who carried this flag at patriotic ceremonies and Memorial Day services until his death. She has carried the same flag on Memorial Day for the last 155 years. As in the past Quad City Boy Scouts and marching units have been invited to participate in the parade and ceremony.

At 11, weather permitting, there will be an aerial drop of flowers onto the graves. At the conclusion of the ceremonies at the cemetery on Arsenal Island, a firing detail will fire three volley of shots as the musician will sound taps lat the Confederate Cemetery. 9 p.m. (4) Town Meeting of the World Gov. Ronald Reagan of California and Sen.

Robert F. Kennedy of New York exchange views with students attending universities in England, via Early Bird communications satellite. (hour, color) Tuesday Afternoon 3:30 p.m. (8) "Wing and a Prayer" (1944) starring Don Ameche and Dana Andrews." War drama about an aircraft carrier sent into Japanese infested waters during World War II. (one hour, 40 min.) Rain Drops Rain Drops BERKELEY Drops of rain have been measured as large as one fourth of an inch in diameter.

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The other 90 per cent didn't count; their bodies were spent with toil and they were subhuman. But today, because of the democratic and industrial revolutions, everyone counts, one has some free time, and everyone should have a liberal education to prepare them for a truly human life, he said. Everyone has the privilege of citizenship, and only liberal schooling and a continuation of learning in adult life can prepare man for the responsibility of citizenship, Adler said. Education in past ages was a preparation for the pursuits of leisure, but leisure does not mean recreation, play, or diversion, Adler emphasized. The roots of the word "leisure" are the same as the roots of the word "learning," he said.

"Leisure activities are all those that lead to moral, intellectual and spiritual growth. Leisure is for the advancement and dissemination of learning." Learning is something that person must do all his life, Adler said, if he is to be truly human. Schooling is the least important part of education, he said. His thesis for the speech was "schooling is at best only a preparation for the kind of learning that adults can and must do." "Our ancestors understood that youth is an insuperable obstacle to education," he said. "Because of their shallowness of experience, the basic things to be learned cannot be learned in youth.

"With every year of your life your capacity for learning increases." Adler said. He explained that he was speaking of the kind of learning that comes from dealing with ideas, from thinking. In the next 50 years, Adler said, a situation will come to pass in which everyone will have as much free time as our ancestors of the propertied classes. The amount of work time will decrease; people will retire younger and have a longer life span. "The obligation of our society is to give all the children the liberal education they need to know how to use their free time.

If we don't they will consume their free time in corrupting and degrading themselves and society." Sending children to school so that they can be a success in business and make a lot of money is the worst possible reason, he said. Adler said that all children should have an equal educational opportunity, but that does not mean an equal amount of the teacher's time. The bright children are the easiest to educate, and need the least amount of guidance from the teacher. Slower children, he went on, need more of the teacher's time, even to the point of one teacher per child. This will mean using teachers aides, such as retired nessmen and mothers.

"The ideal society is one in which everyone is both a teacher and a learner," Adler said. Asked about the problem of culturally deprived children, Adler said, "We now know that a child who is culturally deprived up to the age of! 5 is almost unreclaimable. Schoolaling should start at 3, during the richest days of WASHINGTON (AP) Eight pacifists who took part in a sitin at the Pentagon last week were on a hunger strike today at the District of Columbia jail. Six men have refused to eat since Friday noon, and Charles Matthei, 19, of Voluntown, and Suzanne Williams, 19, of Leverett, insist they'll decline both food and water until they are released. A total of 20 antiwar demonstrators associated with Committee for Nonviolent Action are in jail as a result of the Pentagon picketing and sit-in.

They were charged with loitering, sleeping and assembling on federal property and face sentences of up to 30 days, plus $500 fines. As for the fasting, jail superintendent Charles 'M. Rodgers said, "We've never had anyone starve to death here." FEDDERS AIR CONDITIONERS RAY ANDERSON Radio TV, Inc. 411 15th Mol. Planning a SHORT VACATION? Just one hour and half drive from the Moline Area Enjoy your stay with Golfing on our Par 4 grass greens course, Fishing for Rainbow Trout, Bluegills and Bullheads.

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