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TGfitE FORSYTH COUNTY NEWS -JUNE 22, 1972 -
Univac Interactive Language
Introduced In Vocational Schools
Georgia’s vocational - tech
nical schools will turn a corner
into the 21st century on July
1 When a new language is in
troduced to the schools.
The* language is UIL. . .Un
ivac Interactive Language.
It is not a typical language
at' all, but one that will be used
tot computer communications.
T6e schools will begin using the
language as part of a new and
vastly improved computer
training program that will also
have the capability of individ
ualized computer learning.
The State Board of Education
recently approved the program,
which will concentrate in two
areas of Instruction—training
in computer operation and pro
gramming, and computerized
instruction in remedial reading
and mathematics.
The entire system of 26 sc
hools will be hooked into the
computer center in the Georgia
Department of Education in At
lanta, where a new Sperry Rand
UNIVAC 1106 computer system
Mrs. Linda Pruitt Attending
Reading Conference This Week
The Georgia Reading Confer
ence is meeting this week In
its 33rd annual session. The
conference Is being held atthe
Center For Continuing Educa
tion at the University of Geor
gia in Athens.
Reading teachers, consul
tants, curriculum supervisors
and other persons involved in
reading Instruction In Georgia
schools will attend the meetings
which will cnclude Friday.
Among the program partlci
FARMS AND LAND
Mlnny farms In North For
syth County. Less than 1 mile
from proposed Hwy. 400. No
mobile homes.
LAKE AND MOUNTAIN
Cottage near Lake Lanier. Jim
Walter Shell. 680 sq. ft., 2
bedroom, 1 bath.
12 acres on Lake Lanier, suit
able for apartments or condo
miniums.
SCOTTY HAMES
HOME
Very neat, 4 BR- 2 BA., ranch
style brick home, located on
large lot, full basement, air
conditioned, fireplace, and gar
age.
DOUG MILTON
Off. 887-2383
Res. 887-6022
DICK DEWITT
Off. 2383
Res. 887-2920
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will be located. Computer tr
aining and operation will be
taught at 12 area schools and
one junior college. These sc
hools will each have the benefit
of a UNIVAC 9200 model, which
can either function alone as a
computer or act as a com
puter terminal for the more
complicated and versatile sys
tem in the Department of Ed
ucation.
At 11 other vocational-tech
nical schools, a UNISCOPE t
ermlnal resembling a combin
ation television-type screen and
typewriter keyboard will be in
stalled for computer-asslsted
lnstructlon (CAI). These visual
display units will be linked to
the central computer and pro
grammed to help students in r
emedlal math and reading.
Special programs have been
developed which will allow st
udents to progress through the
remedial programs at their own
individual rates of learning.
To operate the machine, the
student will code his identlfic
pants on Thursday will be Mrs.
Linda H. Pruitt, Director of the
Pickens County Follow Through
Program.
Mrs. Pruitt will participate in
Symposium 6 on Initial Reading
Instruction. Her topic will be
“Initial Reading Instruction for
Disadvantaged Children In a
MAP Follow Through Class
room".
Mrs. Pruitt presented an
overview of the Language Arts
program In the Pickens County
ation into the machine, and the
machine immediately begins t
hat particular student’s prog
ram. The student will respond
to problems displayed on die
screen and progress to more
and more difficult problems.
Wiley H. Simpson, state sup
ervisor for business and office
education, reports that the main
purpose of the large computers
in the area schools will be to
give students actual “hands on”
operating experience with the
larger computer and use of
more complicated computer 1-
anguages in solving computer
problems.
Students in the new computer
classes should become prof
icient enough to prepare and
test their own programs on the
new machines. New UNIVAC
9200 computers will be installed
in Atlanta, Augusta, Columbus,
Rome, Albany, Athens, Griffin,
Gainesville, Macon, Savannah,
Clarkesvllle andAmericusarea
schools and Brunswick Junior
Follow Through project at last
year’s Reading Conference. She
has been a member of the Pic
kens County program during the
past three school years.
A native of Forsyth County,
Mrs. Pruitt received the B.S.
In Education from North Geor
gia College and the Master of
Education In Early Childhood
Education from the University
of Georgia where she Is con
tinuing her studies.
MORSE REALTY CO-
Broiler farm 3 miles north
of Cummlng on Hwy. 20, 5
room house, 40,000 chick cap
acity. Double Road Frontage.
3 BR, 2 large baths, fire
place, fully carpeted. Western
style, new, situated on 1 acre
corner lot. Split level with big
basement.
3 BR, 2 Bath stubbed full day
light basement. Ranch brick,
10 acres fenced, cross fenced,
barn and tack room, stream
across front of property. 2
minutes from Hwy. 400.
4 BR, 2 full, 2 half baths,
carpeted throughout, built-in
kitchen, double ovens, central
heat and air conditioning. A
beauty on 3 acres with 40 x 50
hobby shop, Insulated with roll
up doors. 1 minute from 400
Xway.
MOUNTAIN AND LAKES
Top of Tomahawk Mtn. Swiss
Chalet with private swimming
pool, comes completely furn
ished with accomodations for
six people. See miles and miles
of N. Georgia Mtns.
2 BR., 1 bath cedar shake roof
very attractive concrete drive,
heated, and air conditioned for
year round comfort. Covered
boat dock, 4.2 ac., waterfall.
Beautiful home site. 6 ac. 508’
paved frontage. Good buy.
BILL HAMES 887-7132
or
VIVIAN DIAMOND
887-4370 .
College.
Marietta and DeKalb area
schools already have equipment
compatible to the UNIVAC
9200’5. The UNISCOPE term
inals will he Installed in area
schools in Fitzgerald, Carroll
ton, Moultrie, Jasper, Swains
boro, Thomasvllle, LaGrange,
Thomaston, Valdosta, Rock S
pring and Waycross.
The Sperry Rand Corporation
will be responsible for training
300 instructors who will teach
the computer courses and com
puterized learnlngtechniquesln
the Georgia system of voc
ational technical schools.
In addition to instruction, the
main computer will handle many
of the area schools’ records s
uch as student and teacher reg
istration, grades and other mat
erial transmitted from the
terminals.
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LAKE LANIER LEVELS
WEDNESDAY,JUNE 14, 1972
THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1972
FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1972
SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1972
SUNDA Y, JUNE 18, 1972
MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1972
TUESDA Y, JUNE 20, 1972
Realtors
LAKE LANIER-Fantastic am
ount of waterfrontage with these
2 sloping and wooded lots. Great
area for permanent homes,
paved roads and restrictions.
BROILER FARM - With fully
Insulated automatic broiler
houses with 28,000 cap. Loca
ted on 10A with 3 BR- 1 Ba.
brick home.
HOMES
Lovely, new, and ready to
move in, 3 BR- 11/2 ba. ranch
style brick home, with carpet,
built-ins, and carport. Located
in new Northdale subd. Priced
in mid-twenties.
DOUG MILTON
Off. 887-2383
Res. 887-6022
Atl. 688-7349
2 BR house on 6 acres of wo
oded land south west part of
Lumpkin Co.
Lot In Mt. Side Subdivision,
350’ paved road frontage. Sep
tic tank system, paved drlve
wa.
Nice wooded lot for mobile
home with own water system,
septic tank system, electricity
and driveway.
1 acre lot off Hwy. 20 south of
Cummlng.
5 wooded acres on paved road
north of Cummlng. Mobile home
welcome.
WANSLEY WATSON
887-5277
688-7349
Gambrell Comments
On Opponents
Gambrell referred to his ear
lier vote against the Higher
Education Conference Report.
At the time of the vote, Gam
brell was die lone Southern
Senator whose courage of con
viction prevented him from vot
ing for a bill which “smelled
to high heaven.”
Gambrell referred to criti
cism of that vote, saying, “B
oth of them (Vandiver and Nunn)
acted out of Ignorance—either
they had not read the bill and
fell for press reports about
it or they prefer half-hearted
anti-busing efforts.”
The Georgia Senator went
on to point out that when the
Conference Report reached the
House of Representatives, “G-
Training Grants
Available To 25
A training grant under E PDA-
Title V is available to 25 sel
ected teacher trainees in the N
lnth District.
Free tuition, a stipend upon
completion of the work and a
guaranteed job offer are pro
vided for those potential tea
chers in Early Childhood who
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eorgia’s Congressmen over
whelmingly agreed with me that
the compromise bill was un
acceptable because it discrim
inated against the South. It c
ould have the effect,” he con
tinued, “of preventing stronger
anti-busing legislation in the
future.”
“Neither Sam Nunn nor E
rnle Vandiver have got enough
courage to take a strong stand
on this busing issue and hold
out until we can get equal t
reatment for the South on this
subject. They would rather
look good than accomplish so
mething,” he said, “and the
people of Georgia are tired
of that kind of politics.”
are able to complete a train
ing program and who:
(1) Have college degrees in
areas other than education, or
(2) Have completed three ye
ars of college work In educ
ation and would like to work
for a degree.
(3) Have not taught full-term
since February 1, 1972, and
(4) Can qualify for provisional
certification in Early Child
hood Education by successfully
completing the three courses
being offered this summer.
For further details, contact
Ninth District Educational S
ervlces Center, Cleveland, Ge
orgia 30528. Tel. 404-865-
2141. If you make a personal
contact bring a transcript of
your college credits.
ACREAGE
95 acres on Franklin-Goldmine
Road, frontage on twp roads
-2600 feet road frontage.
16.96 acres located North of
Cummin g. Great investment
opportunity.
39.23 acres located in Fulton
County, 3 b.r. 1 ba. frame
house located on property.
13.77 acres North of Cummlng,
old house, 2 barns, drilled well,
double garage, has large creek
across property. Good fin
ancing.
43.88 ac. 3 1/2 miles from
square in Cummlng. App. 1320
ft. of road frontage. Has large
creek and planted pines 05
yrs. old) Good subdivision pro
perty.
109 Ac. 8 miles out of Gaines
ville, overlooking Lake Lanier.
Has 2217 ft. of paved road
frongage and county water. This
Is goo subdivision property.
3 1/2 Ac. North of Gainesville,
Ga. 1239 ft. of paved road front
age. Has elec, connection and
septic tank for mobile home.
Overlooks Lake Lanier.
LOT
114’ x 169’ lot located In Lake
Harbor Shores.
COMMERICAL
155’ x 200’ lot on Alpharetta
St., Roswell, Ga. Zoned C-l.
2 frame houses on property.
Ideal location for offices.
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PRUITT’S
TV & APPLIANCE
203 MAIN STREET
CUMMINQ, GA.
PHONE 887-7551
HOMES
3 b.r. 1 1/2 ba. home with full
bsement completely finished
with bath, carpet and all built
ins.
Only $17,000.00 3 b.r. 1 ba.
brick home located In city limits
of Cummlng.
Ony 1 1/2 years old on beau
tiful Dogwood Lane 3 b.r. 1 ba.
home in high twenties.
House and 4 acres North of
Cummlng, Neat ranch home with
3 b.r. 1 ba. 26 x 28 garage In
back.
Lovely Shllo Village - We have
4 houses to sell prices from
$25,000.00 to $28,500.00 in this
exclusive subdivision. Call to
see.
Exclusive 3 b.r. 2 ba. home
located in lovely Greenwood Ac
res-Situated on 1.3 acres.
2 b.r. 1 ba. redwood cottage,
well and well cover In front to
match house, small pony barn
and fence, rock barbeque pit,
house completely furnished and
ready to move In. Low twenties,
3 b.r. 1 ba. frame home, with
2 1/2 acres frontage on two
roads. Price in low twenties.
Fabulous 4 b.r. 2 1/2 ba. Col
onial home situated on 4 beau
tiful acres, central vaccum,
central air, central intercom
system. This you must see.
SANDRA S. WATSON 887-6482.
808 SEWELL - 887-7541
Off. 887-2383 - 688-7349
CO. INC.
422-9900
if No Answer
OlAt 429*2270
929 N. 4-LANI HWY
MARIETTA, OA.
784 N. MAIN STREET
ALPHARETTA. GA.
PHONE 475-5751