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Show Tuesday, December 3, 1968 DESERET NEWS, Thinker Sill Visits Cottonwood 5 christmaTshop' Educator, 50, Weds Coed Cottonwood Moll TONIGHT till 9 CAMBRIDGE, MASS. llPI) couple will take up residence in Dr. Don A. Crton, former the presidents house on campus. to the faculty Utah and Idaho educator and' Announcement was made last week by letter, president of Lesley College, has bu, the nws came as a rom. married a juniorlpiete surprise to the students, s education major at the small Orton was appointed 1960. in He was of it learned dent Lesley college, viously had been dean of the Leslie college of education at the Uni50, married Orton, Ellen Feuer of Teaneck, N.J., In versity of Utah since 1952. He is Las Vegas on Nov. 18. The divorced and the father of four. presi-women- By JAN PADFIELD Bill fired Thinker back, is not the right answer. That Deseret News Staff Writer Try again. If they missed The computer ,eral times, the machine revised couldnt talk, but there was real problem, making it easier communication between the fan-- ! and suggested, "Try it this u they answer! correct-studenwaytastic device and e received theY from Cottonwood Elementary Sch'ool, 5205 Holladay congratulations! Blvd. These 2 year-old- s FELT WARMTH may lrtok small, but they think BIG. The children were a little ' So impressed were they with disappointed the machine A, Leroy Urry explains computer to sixth graders ot Cottonwood Elementary Thinker Bill, a computer, typed instead of talked, but they School as teacher, Mrs. Patricia Thorso n, look on. Students found It "neat." theyve decided to build one of JeU a genuine warmth for it, their own. We can find parts and the word most used in defor a small one. just odds and it was neat. In my small amount of electrical ends of this and that. I think we scribing Mr. Barton observed four years of teaching, I have supply, can do it! said their enthusias- never seen students so excited This opens the door for de tic teacher, Mrs. Patricia Thor- about Mrs. Thorson velopment of a new program anything, ton: said. Inventory Clecrance Now children can look at math While the mathematically Mr. Urry met with the class 1 Models & Warehouse damaged I Floor vV ematics in a new and inter oriented computer was on of 35 previously to explain how aim The of V phort-terloan to Granite the machine worked. Students esting way. SAVE UP tion cannot be the repetition of School District for the use of arrived at school an hour early, goiutjons developed in past ages Olympus High School when A. and stayed with the QQSO We ,10W must teach chil. computer, Refrigerator in two hours Leroy Urry, specialist all 35 got to ask Co. answers Ft. Refrigerator New Westlnghouto 11 (jren jj0W 0 search for T SQ90 Instructional media for the disquestions with largo Froozer w dont have . . . dont even' trict, decided to try an experiBefore using the machine, the dream of "I having. The use of the Now 14 Co. Ft. Frost-Froment with elementary student! Westinghouio X button was pushed to clear QQ93 Combination r is far more important Rofrigorator-Froorecomputer was amazed how readily the controls. The yengsters ,T do. can the what than computer In five! programmed the X and when they comprehended. New 16 Col Ft. Frost-FreWestinghouso 1 QQ50 Information is stored and then Combination Refrigerator-Freeze-r minutes a child was taught the high school math c.ass is A simply1 retrieved. computer exponents In mathematics, Mr. New Westinghouso start de''ice that phed the X button toOitton-ment11QSO expands mans' ia Urry said. Upright Homo Freezer the machine it tattled: Mr. Urry I capabilities IN 3 SECONDS wood School had a good timelsai New 15 Co. Ft. i Westinghouso Chest Freezer i Instead of a drill, . students here today. the com- urry explained New Westinghouso the of real thrill experienced NOT AWED )Q$0 puter as merely a teaching de-- j Automatic Washer discovery as they worked out The high school mathemat- vice, but no substitute for a complicated problems, translat- ics students Westinghouso have great respect teacher. We are trying to look! Automatic Washer ing them into computer lan- for the intellect and over the top of a mountain into! creativity guage. One youngsters said: of New Westinghouso 1 1 QOO ard they understand the next decade and prepare B17 Clothes Dryer .Oh no! He got the answer in the man, commachine for what it is, but outselves with insight and It Now Westinghouso 95 arent awed by it. They petence to take advantage of a minutes! Another said: My they Electric Range see the computer as part of the developing technological revoluteacher said we couldnt sub- wonderful age they live in, tion. Teachers wont become obBig discounts on other appliances. tract a larger number from a said George C. Barton, mathe- solete computers cant pat a Nationwide Sure Service. smaller number. I can hardly matics Instructor at Olympus kid on the back or hug him and Tradt-tunit k. h m4 ...ratine cnSiliM wait to tell her I can. The anSchool. say, That was a good job, but swer is easy if I use negative High That machine has been it will give the teacher time to numbers. from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m., give more hugs, more pats and 122 EAST 3rd SOUTH going Students feeding problems are su excited about it. Av- more Veil dones. into the computer were im- they erage high school students can pressed with the speed and ac- be taught how to set up difficult of the it answers. 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