DOCSLIB.ORG

THE WESTFIELD LEADER the LEADING and MOST WIDELY CMCVLATED WEEKLY NEWSPAFEM in UNION COUNTY Entered As Second Class Hatter YEAM-JJO, 34 Pu«T Oslce, Westfleld, N

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
THE WESTFIELD LEADER the LEADING and MOST WIDELY CMCVLATED WEEKLY NEWSPAFEM in UNION COUNTY Entered As Second Class Hatter YEAM-JJO, 34 Pu«T Oslce, Westfleld, N THE WESTFIELD LEADER THE LEADING AND MOST WIDELY CMCVLATED WEEKLY NEWSPAFEM IN UNION COUNTY Entered as Second Class Hatter YEAM-JJO, 34 Pu«t OSlce, Westfleld, N. J. WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1949 Every Tkuraday Spring Two Flower Shows Festival Planned by Local Commencement >w Night Garden Groups Than 200 Dates Scheduled Woman's Club Dept. jh Students To Hold First participate JUM- 9 and 14 Set by School On May 26 For Sr. High, Jr. High iu«l Spring Music Festi- held at the Roosevelt Two outstanding: f;ower shows The schedule of annual year end activities including h School tomorrow eve- will be on the bill of fare of gar- ments, at the Junior and Senior High School was approval ftp fi5 p. m. More than 200 den enthusiasts during the same Board of Education Tuesday night. Both of the graduation • till take part in this pro- week. The garden department oi will be held in the junior school, the Senior High on JUM » Mi tk« i will feature the work the Woman's Club will sponsor a Junior High on June 14. The Baccalaureate service will >• feaM to MM ,• departments in the show at St. Paul's parish house Methodist Church, Bunday, Jwat May 2«>, while the Garden Club ol 5. Other datc-n, which J and orchestra, conduct- Westfield will present its annual proved, were the Junior Valton Biariss, will open show June 1 at the Masonic Tern Skinner to Speak May l.'l; the National Moaar . I of the program. Mrs. pie under the direction of Mrs. ciety reception at the Tmnla CMb Berry will direct the Harold Brooks. • HIK liKHTHl IIU Ml WTINU At Friday Dinner May 15; the Ninth Giadt (tartar, lade chorus. Accompan- Mrs. Harvey T. Brown of 621 May 20 and the Senior HI** OI«V lis group include Marcia Arlington avenue is directing the Physical Education prof raat Maw [atlierine Wellman and Woman's Club garden department Wins College Hivlr DulkV Topic 21. leason. The seventh grad- show, "Harmony of Sprng." All For Testimonial The board aiio approved ip*eW ' lerform a Spanish num- Westfield and Mountainside ama- events for next year which will ia- |ve costumes, teurs are invited to compete, and Club Scholarship Robert SI, Skinner, pastor of the elude a Fine and Industrial Altf hth grade girls' chorus, only one entry in each class is Preabyteiian Church in Westiield, Exhibit in the Senior schevl, (raw |grade choir and the ipe- allowed for each exhibitor. All will speak on "Civic Duties and May 8 to 12. nps will be directed by The l,fm-«lri Nik**!*, pH'tarcd'a by Mrt, l,*iitt«> May** T..-4I*. Anton* the *«•!«>< *..»•• ,ho exhibits must be intend between Teacher* Daughter Will •'••• 'r«MMlar »•••»••«; l« Responsibilities" at the testimonial Frank Ketcham, chairman af tka 1 Tombacher. For the 9 a. m. and 11; 30 a. m. the day of To Enter Welkwley dinner for the Mayor and mem- building committee, told the heart I Julie Ann Bonnett will the show, except junior entries bers of the Town Council being he had met with a committee at accompaniment. Both Final Jr. Program which will be received from 8 until Miss Gertrude (Bonnie) Bunt- given by the Town Republican Grant School parents, to ister and Dan Reuning Students Win Lincoln Singers 11 a. m. No exhibit may be re- ing, daughter of Samuel H. Bunt- Committee and the Westftcld Busi- their request that the beard piano for the choir. Saturday Afternoon moved before 9 p. m. the same ing Jr., Spanish teacher at West- ness Association at Echo Lake plans prepared for the • will also play for the evening. "field High School, and Mrs. Bunt- Country Club tomorrow evening. tion of a gymnaiium. the traaatW ^umbers. Essay Contest The Young Dauglat, produced To Present Drama of the auditorium to the Bret feat by the dramatic department of the Seals will be given .for first, sec- ing, has been awarded the 1949 Senator Kenneth T, Hand, State i specialty groups are: ond, third and honorable mention scholarship of the College Wom-Senator from Union County, has from the third and conatractlaa «C Teenere, Inc," which College Woman's Club, will be pre- in each class, and sweepstakes six new classrooms, te relieve • Cheryl Clark, Jean sented as the final junior program Mrs. Tiedje Writes an's Club. The announcement was been invited to attend and is ex- Roth, Charles Cogs- priies will be awarded in each wc- made ut the annual meeting of pected to make a few informal re- severely overcrowded eondtthw. •• Pelton, Edward Hall, Crickenberger First sponsored by the School Welfare Musical Program tion. said the committee aehed that Council Saturday at 2:30 p. m. in the club Tuesday evening by Mrs. marks, it was learned from the , Rac Logie, Roger Bean, Flowers in arrangement clauci George E. Buchanan, scholarship joint chairmen of the affair, Frank- plans be prepared now in the tvaat dulse, Donald Kansky, Cheryl Clark and Jean Cricken- Benjamin Franklin School. Tick- The Lincoln PTA will open its that federal fund» w«r« made avaaV ets may be obtained at the door. ne«d not be grown by the exhibi- committee chairman. lin G. Windfeldt and Edward K. arge, Bill Howard, Gor- berger have been named senior monthly meeting; to guests, Tues- The fUOO scholarship is offered able for this type of work. Members of the cast of the play tor unless so stated. Reservation! Rumple. Rev. Frederick W. Blati JIworth and Alex Scott; high and junior high winners of day evening at 8 p. m. The Lin- for the following classes, Section! annually to a girl in the senior of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Mrs. Jean Louise Stone wai af> Sixteen," comprised of the Americanism Essay Contest include: Alan, Mrs. B. C. Hafford; coln Singers, a musical organize. clas of Wetfield High School. Thi> Margaret Mnrr, Mrs. Edward Bals- A and B, must be made by 10 a. in. will ask the invocation. Mr, Wind- pointed school nurse ta pneaeter, Alice Brady, sponsored by the American Legion tion composed of mothers and May 23 with Mrs. A. H. Moody, award is based upon scholarship, feldt has been nominated as toast- Mrs. Jean Wells, who has met, Carol Head, Bar- Auxiliary of New Jersey. Awards baugh; George, Mrs. W. S. Mar- teachers of Lincoln School, will all-around ability, character and master for the evening. tynj Andrew Fife, Mrs. H. A. Mc- We. 2-3717-M. ed. Mrs. Stone, a graduate of the rr, Janet Self, Kitty Lee of $6 will be given to the winners present a program of chorale num- personality. Somerset Hospital School of Nun- i Diehl, Jane Kipp, Sal- by the auxiliary of the Martin Cashln; Lady Douglas, Miss Shir- bers and an original musical dra> Arrangement classes include: Other entertainment will be sup- ley Wright; Queen Mary, Mrs. D. Section A, Spring Flowers, Class Miss Bunting, who plans to en- plied by the Country Cousins Quar- ing, was a staff nurse with the Yvonne Nelson, Joan Wallberg unit at the closing as- ma Th a Singiu' Land! (Ameri- ter Wellesley next fall, rank's first Red Cross in Honolulu for an' Whaley, Pat Col- sembly of the schools. Mrs. T. K.C. Hsckett; Sir Willie, Mrs. F. R. cana of 1840), written and direct- 1, arrangement featuring iris stag- tet and the Corn Borers. Stimp- Russell; Leith, a soldier, Mrs. W. ed in space 32 inches high, 27, inch, in her class. She is president of son Hubbard, who was inadvertent- months in 1043 and has ira Burritt and Julie Smith Jr., is Americanism chair ed by the club's conductor, Louise the Girls' Athletic Committee and been with the Visiting Nutta rtt; "The Triple Ten,"man of the Westiield organization. A. McCune; a servant anil Ley ton, Mayne Tiedje. ly charged with leadership of the (Continued on Page 8) uf the Junior Auxiliary. Her many latter group in lost week's story, sociation of Plainfield. ation of the last two Subject for the contest was "What a soldier, Miss Betty Blown and The cast of characters include: extra-curricular activities also in- Kind of An American Am I?" n page and a soldier, Miss .lane reports that this responsibility Mrs.. Dorothy F, Minton inch will feature a song Sara Lee, Mrs. Donald Graham; clude the Wcstfkld Public Schools really belongs to Joseph F. Bro- illy for them by Mrs. Sortor. Eliza, Mrs. Merrill Stevenson; Su named a part tme kindergarten A total of 71 essays were sub- Athletic Council, the yearbook zek Jr. teacher in place of the full mitted in the local contest, accord- sannah, Mrs. Quentin Tiedje; Aba- staff, the band, Spanish Club, Lit- gail, Mrs. Prentiss Haworth; Mi- pesition she now holds aad t body is being given 'inff to the judges, Nancy T. Rush, erary Club and the National Hon- Ada Grillo wu named an eknaff- nity to see the entire John W. Sands and Carol us T. nerva, Mrs. Charles Huns; Rachel, or Society, to which she was elect- Mi,. Jack Berry; Phoebe, Mis Ury Uachcr, following aa ahMHi t drr»» rehearsal this Clark. Of that number, five were ed in her junior year. Miss Hunt- Merry-Go-Round of two years for atudy. "We Friday evening from' each Holy Trinity High 'Russell Kupp; Deborah, Mrs. Em- ing ig also active in many sports. i m«U Deeter and Pioneer women: Medical inspectors for tat WBMl i entirely for par- School our) Roosevelt Junior High ye»i' were appointed ai S<Jioal -»u<M*-.'wra Wwtneld.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • THUBAN the Star Thuban in the Constellation Draco (The Dragon) Was the North Pole Star Some 5,000 Years Ago, When the Egyptians Were Building the Pyramids
    STAR OF THE WEEK: THUBAN The star Thuban in the constellation Draco (the Dragon) was the North Pole Star some 5,000 years ago, when the Egyptians were building the pyramids. Thuban is not a particularly bright star. At magnitude 3.7 and known as alpha draconis it is not even the brightest star in its constellation. What is Thuban’s connection with the pyramids of Egypt? Among the many mysteries surrounding Egypt’s pyramids are the so-called “air shafts” in the Great Pyramid of Giza. These narrow passageways were once thought to serve for ventilation as the The Great Pyramid of Giza, an enduring monument of ancient pyramids were being built. In the 1960s, though, Egypt. Egyptologists believe that it was built as a tomb for fourth dynasty Egyptian Pharaoh Khufu around 2560 BC the air shafts were recognized as being aligned with stars or areas of sky as the sky appeared for the pyramids’ builders 5,000 years ago. To this day, the purpose of all these passageways inside the Great Pyramid isn’t clear, although some might have been connected to rituals associated with the king’s ascension to the heavens. Whatever their purpose, the Great Pyramid of Giza reveals that its builders knew the starry skies intimately. They surely knew Thuban was their Pole Star, the point around which the heavens appeared to turn. Various sources claim that Thuban almost exactly pinpointed the position of the north celestial pole in the This diagram shows the so-called air shafts in the Great year 2787 B.C.
    [Show full text]
  • Dhruva the Ancient Indian Pole Star: Fixity, Rotation and Movement
    Indian Journal of History of Science, 46.1 (2011) 23-39 DHRUVA THE ANCIENT INDIAN POLE STAR: FIXITY, ROTATION AND MOVEMENT R N IYENGAR* (Received 1 February 2010; revised 24 January 2011) Ancient historical layers of Hindu astronomy are explored in this paper with the help of the Purân.as and the Vedic texts. It is found that Dhruva as described in the Brahmân.d.a and the Vis.n.u purân.a was a star located at the tail of a celestial animal figure known as the Úiúumâra or the Dolphin. This constellation, which can be easily recognized as the modern Draco, is described vividly and accurately in the ancient texts. The body parts of the animal figure are made of fourteen stars, the last four of which including Dhruva on the tail are said to never set. The Taittirîya Âran.yaka text of the Kr.s.n.a-yajurveda school which is more ancient than the above Purân.as describes this constellation by the same name and lists fourteen stars the last among them being named Abhaya, equated with Dhruva, at the tail end of the figure. The accented Vedic text Ekâgni-kân.d.a of the same school recommends observation of Dhruva the fixed Pole Star during marriages. The above Vedic texts are more ancient than the Gr.hya-sûtra literature which was the basis for indologists to deny the existence of a fixed North Star during the Vedic period. However the various Purân.ic and Vedic textual evidence studied here for the first time, leads to the conclusion that in India for the Yajurvedic people Thuban (α-Draconis) was Dhruva the Pole Star c 2800 BC.
    [Show full text]
  • Vocabulário Do Futebol Na Mídia Impressa: O Glossário Da Bola
    JOÃO MACHADO DE QUEIROZ VOCABULÁRIO DO FUTEBOL NA MÍDIA IMPRESSA: O GLOSSÁRIO DA BOLA Tese apresentada à Faculdade de Ciências e Letras de Assis – UNESP – Universidade Estadual Paulista, para a obtenção do Título de Doutor em Letras (Área de Conhecimento: Filologia e Lingüística Portuguesa). Orientador: Prof. Dr. Odilon Helou Fleury Curado ASSIS 2005 FICHA CATALOGRÁFICA (Catalogação elaborada por Miriam Fenner R. Lucas – CRB/9:268 Biblioteca da UNIOESTE – Campus de Foz do Iguaçu) Q3 QUEIROZ, João Machado de Vocabulário do futebol na mídia impressa: o glossário da bola / João Machado de Queiroz. - Assis, SP, 2005. 4 v. (948f.) Orientador: Odilon Helou Fleury Curado, Dr. Dissertação (Doutorado) – Universidade Estadual Paulista. 1. Lingüística. 2. Filologia: Lexicologia . 3. Futebol: Mídia impressa brasileira: Vocabulário. 4. Linguagem do futebol: Neologismos: Glossá- rio. I. Título. CDU 801.3:796.33(81) JOÃO MACHADO DE QUEIROZ VOCABULÁRIO DO FUTEBOL NA MÍDIA IMPRESSA: O GLOSSÁRIO DA BOLA COMISSÃO JULGADORA TESE PARA OBTENÇÃO DO TÍTULO DE DOUTOR Faculdade de Ciências e Letras - UNESP Área de Conhecimento: Filologia e Lingüística Portuguesa Presidente e Orientador Dr. Odilon Helou Fleury Curado 2º Examinador Dra. Jeane Mari Sant’Ana Spera 3º Examinador Dra. Antonieta Laface 4º Examinador Dra. Marlene Durigan 5º Examinador Dr. Antonio Luciano Pontes Assis, de de 2005 A Misue, esposa Por compartilhar as dificuldades e alegrias da vida A meus filhos Keyla e Fernando Por me incentivarem a lutar A meus netos Luanna e João Henrique Por me presentearem com momentos de grande alegria AGRADECIMENTOS Ao Prof. Odilon Helou Fleury Curado pela orientação a mim dedicada. Ao Prof. Pedro Caruso, estimado professor e amigo, que inicialmente me recebeu como orientando, pelo apoio e conselhos inestimáveis, sem os quais não teria concluído este trabalho.
    [Show full text]
  • Draco the Dragon
    Biblical Astronomer, number 100 51 DRACO THE DRAGON Gerardus D. Bouw, Ph.D. The embarrassment of dragons “Everyone knows it. Scientists have proven it dozens of times. Dragons are mythological; they never existed, leastwise, not while man roamed the earth. True, the ancient Chinese, Indians, Europeans, Amerin- dians, Africans, Australians, and others believed dragons existed in their time. They described dragons, told tales of killing them, and of the pesti- lences coming from dragons. But today we are much wiser and know that such ancient lore is nothing but myth. We are humanists, the measure of all things! We don’t need God. God is just a crutch for the feeble- minded, the weak. Today we know infinitely more than those grunting cave men. They and their dragon-infested Bible: bah!” “Hey!” a voice responds. “We’re not humanists. We believe in God, and we, too, know that dragons are mythological. Ignorant, supersti- tious men introduced the dragons into the Bible. We now have the correct interpretation for those problematic words. They’re not dragons but jack- als. We’re Bible critics, the measure of all things! We find out what God really meant to say but could not say plainly because of the cave-man mentality he had to address in His Word!” Now, that the author of this article totally disagrees with both the above statements let that be understood from the start. If that means being labeled feeble-minded, so be it. We think better of the ancients. Having studied their technology, we find them to be very clever and inventive, and we suspect that they could think circles around the aforementioned humanist and critical geniuses of today.
    [Show full text]
  • Cultura Botafoguense Considerações Consubstanciais
    Page 1 of 13 CULTURA BOTAFOGUENSE - CONSIDERAÇÕES CONSUBSTANCIAIS BOTAFOGO DE FUTEBOL E REGATAS – O GLORIOSO O GRANDE ORGULHO DO POVO BRASILEIRO E DA AMAPAFOGO JOÃO NASCIMENTO BORGES FILHO Macapá-AP, julho de 2010 http://www2.unifap.br/borges Page 2 of 13 CONSIDERAÇÕES CONSUBSTANCIAIS Exatamente no dia 19 de julho de 2010, data em que se comemora o Dia Nacional do Futebol, conclui a fluente Coletânea do Clube da Estrela Solitária. Fluente, pois, fluirá ainda muitas coisas, situações incompletas, inconclusas, que precisam ser aprimoradas, revistas, repensadas. Este ano comemoramos o centenário do primeiro título do Botafogo Campeão desde 1910 e Campeão Carioca de 2010. Como já exemplificamos, na apresentação, cito aqui, mais alguns Botafoguenses Ilustres. As outras torcidas não teriam, mesmo, como escalar algo parecido. Sintam só o Glorioso e seus fidelíssimos, e ardorosos torcedores, vencedores em suas vidas pessoais e profissionais. E, para que, definitivamente, não me venham mais com as piadinhas de que a torcida do Botafogo cabe numa kombi, a esses torcedores que, não se informam sobre seus clubes. Eis algumas das celebridades que torcem pelo Botafogo, o Glorioso. Pois bem, para tirar vossas dúvidas, aqui estão nomes de alguns músicos, artistas de TV e cinema, escritores, políticos, dentre outros. Artes musicais: Ana Carolina, Agnaldo Timóteo, Antonio Adolfo, Bira (do sexteto do Jô), Bororó, Ed Mota, Eduardo Dusek, Egberto Gismonti, Isabella Taviani, Leandro (fez dupla com o irmão Leonardo), Léo Gandelmann, Mauro Senise, Miltinho do MPB-4, Nelson Meirelles, Nora Ney, Paulo Zandowsky, Renatinho Partideiro, Ruy Mauriti, Serginho Meriti, Sidney Magal, Torquato Netto, Vinicius Cantuária, Victor Biglione e Walter Alfaiate.
    [Show full text]
  • Ficha Técnica Jogo a Jogo, 1992 - 2011
    FICHA TÉCNICA JOGO A JOGO, 1992 - 2011 1992 Palmeiras: Velloso (Marcos), Gustavo, Cláudio, Cléber e Júnior; Galeano, Amaral (Ósio), Marquinhos (Flávio Conceição) e Elivélton; Rivaldo (Chris) e Reinaldo. Técnico: Vander- 16/Maio/1992 Palmeiras 4x0 Guaratinguetá-SP lei Luxemburgo. Amistoso Local: Dario Rodrigues Leite, Guaratinguetá-SP 11/Junho/1996 Palmeiras 1x1 Botafogo-RJ Árbitro: Osvaldo dos Santos Ramos Amistoso Gols: Toninho, Márcio, Edu Marangon, Biro Local: Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro-RJ Guaratinguetá-SP: Rubens (Maurílio), Mineiro, Veras, César e Ademir (Paulo Vargas); Árbitro: Cláudio Garcia Brás, Sérgio Moráles (Betinho) e Maizena; Marco Antônio (Tom), Carlos Alberto Gols: Mauricinho (BOT); Chris (PAL) (Américo) e Tiziu. Técnico: Benê Ramos. Botafogo: Carlão, Jefferson, Wilson Gottardo, Gonçalves e André Silva; Souza, Moisés Palmeiras: Marcos, Odair (Marques), Toninho, Tonhão (Alexandre Rosa) e Biro; César (Julinho), Dauri (Marcelo Alves) e Bentinho (Hugo); Mauricinho e Donizete. Técnico: Sampaio, Daniel (Galeano) e Edu Marangon; Betinho, Márcio e Paulo Sérgio (César Ricardo Barreto. Mendes). Técnico: Nelsinho Baptista Palmeiras: Velloso (Marcos), Gustavo (Chris), Roque Júnior, Cléber (Sandro) e Júnior (Djalminha); Galeano (Rodrigo Taddei), Amaral (Emanuel), Flávio Conceição e Elivél- 1996 ton; Rivaldo (Dênis) e Reinaldo (Marquinhos). Técnico: Vanderlei Luxemburgo. 30/Março/1996 Palmeiras 4x0 Xv de Jaú-SP 17/Agosto/1996 Palmeiras 5x0 Coritiba-PR Campeonato Paulista Campeonato Brasileiro Local: Palestra Itália Local: Palestra Itália Árbitro: Alfredo dos Santos Loebeling Árbitro: Carlos Eugênio Simon Gols: Alex Alves, Cláudio, Djalminha, Cris Gols: Luizão (3), Djalminha, Rincón Palmeiras: Velloso (Marcos), Gustavo (Ósio), Sandro, Cláudio e Júnior; Amaral, Flávio Palmeiras: Marcos, Cafu, Cláudio (Sandro), Cléber e Júnior (Fernando Diniz); Galeano, Conceição, Rivaldo (Paulo Isidoro) e Djalminha; Müller (Chris) e Alex Alves.
    [Show full text]
  • Botafogo De Futebol E Regatas
    BOTAFOGO DE FUTEBOL E REGATAS 1894 1904 1942 TUA ESTRELA SOLITÁRIA TE CONDUZ ! ! ESTATÍSTICAS E RECORDES CT João Saldanha. Ver página anexa: Anexo:Estatísticas do Botafogo de Futebol e Regatas O Botafogo é o detentor de algumas marcas e recordes dentro do futebol brasileiro, como a maior goleada da história no país, 24 a 0 sobre o Mangueira, a maior sequência invicta do futebol do Brasil, 52 partidas sem derrotas, marca que foi igualada pelo Flamengo posteriormente, e do Campeonato Brasileiro, 42 jogos. O clube também foi a entidade que mais cedeu jogadores para a Seleção Brasileira no geral e em Copas do Mundo. Concernentes ao Botafogo exclusivamente, marcas que se destacam são as de Quarentinha, futebolista que mais gols marcou pelo alvinegro, 306 tentos em 444 atuações, Nílton Santos, jogador que mais vezes entrou em campo pelo Botafogo, 723 partidas entre 1948 e 1964, o único clube em que Nílton atuou, e Manga, que com 19 títulos foi o jogador de futebol que mais vezes foi campeão pelo clube. Entre outras marcas, o ex-atacante das década de 1920 e 30 Nilo detém a melhor média de gols da história do Botafogo. Ele fez 190 gols em 201 jogos, média de 0,94 gols por partida. O clube também é o clube do Rio de Janeiro que mais fez partidas contra adversários estrangeiros, 488 até setembro de 2007, e que mais fez artilheiros no Campeonato Carioca, 29 até 2007. O Botafogo também foi o primeiro clube terminar a primeira fase da Copa Libertadores da América invicto, em 1963, quando chegou até às semifinais sem derrotas.
    [Show full text]
  • Prefeitura De MOC Desampara Deficientes
    FAÇANHA Destaque do Flamengo, Gabigol briga pela artilharia da Libertadores e da Série A do Brasileirão ALEXANDRE VIDAL / FLAMENGO PÁGINAS 10 E 11 ANO XVI - Nº 3.775 - R$ 1,00 MONTES CLAROS, SEXTA-FEIRA, 22 DE NOVEMBRO DE 2019 Codevasf Prefeitura de aposta na moda Órgão incentiva o investimento no setor de ves- tuário no Norte de Minas, pois é uma atividade que nãonecessita derecurso hídrico, escassona região. MOC desampara Comunidades que receberam kits de corte e costu- ra já produzem e geram renda. PÁGINA 5 deficientes MÁRCIA VIEIRA Pessoas que precisam de cadeiras de rodas, an- por meio de pactuação com o SUS, o serviço não é dador, muletas, bengalas e botas ortopédicas es- oferecidoà populaçãopeloCentro deÓrtese ePró- tão àespera dosequipamentos há anos.Apesarde tese. Descaso dificulta ainda mais a vida de quem o município receber recursos para tal assistência tem necessidades especiais. PÁGINA 4 MANOEL FREITAS CHANCE – Maria Rosa recebeu o kit e já produz Liberada verba do pré-sal Municípios do Norte de Minas já devem receber os primeiros R$ 200 milhões provenientes da ces- são onerosa do leilão. O recurso chegará primeiro aos municípios que estão com o caixa mais aperta- do, após intervenção da Amams. PÁGINA 3 Debate social nos palcos Bullying, homofobia, intolerância religiosa, racis- mo e até a gordofobia são retratados e tema de refle- xão no espetáculo “Pele – Marcas de um Ato”, do gru- po teatral Entre In Cena. A peça está em cartaz até sábado, no Auditório Cândido Canela. PÁGINA 7 DIVULGAÇÃO SEM PREVISÃO – Maria José trava uma batalha há quase três anos para conseguir uma cadeira para a filha FORÇA – Peça foi premiada na Mostra de MOC 2 MONTES CLAROS, SEXTA-FEIRA, 22 DE NOVEMBRO DE 2019 onorte.net Opinião EDITORIAL COLUNA ESPLANADA LEANDRO MAZZINI [email protected] Deficiência Cerco aos togados na saúde A insatisfação de cidadãos contra decisões de ministros do Supremo Tribunal Federal se reflete no número de pedidos de impeachment protocolados no Senado Federal.
    [Show full text]
  • GTO Keypad Manual, V5.001
    ASTRO-PHYSICS GTO KEYPAD Version v5.xxx Please read the manual even if you are familiar with previous keypad versions Flash RAM Updates Keypad Java updates can be accomplished through the Internet. Check our web site www.astro-physics.com/software-updates/ November 11, 2020 ASTRO-PHYSICS KEYPAD MANUAL FOR MACH2GTO Version 5.xxx November 11, 2020 ABOUT THIS MANUAL 4 REQUIREMENTS 5 What Mount Control Box Do I Need? 5 Can I Upgrade My Present Keypad? 5 GTO KEYPAD 6 Layout and Buttons of the Keypad 6 Vacuum Fluorescent Display 6 N-S-E-W Directional Buttons 6 STOP Button 6 <PREV and NEXT> Buttons 7 Number Buttons 7 GOTO Button 7 ± Button 7 MENU / ESC Button 7 RECAL and NEXT> Buttons Pressed Simultaneously 7 ENT Button 7 Retractable Hanger 7 Keypad Protector 8 Keypad Care and Warranty 8 Warranty 8 Keypad Battery for 512K Memory Boards 8 Cleaning Red Keypad Display 8 Temperature Ratings 8 Environmental Recommendation 8 GETTING STARTED – DO THIS AT HOME, IF POSSIBLE 9 Set Up your Mount and Cable Connections 9 Gather Basic Information 9 Enter Your Location, Time and Date 9 Set Up Your Mount in the Field 10 Polar Alignment 10 Mach2GTO Daytime Alignment Routine 10 KEYPAD START UP SEQUENCE FOR NEW SETUPS OR SETUP IN NEW LOCATION 11 Assemble Your Mount 11 Startup Sequence 11 Location 11 Select Existing Location 11 Set Up New Location 11 Date and Time 12 Additional Information 12 KEYPAD START UP SEQUENCE FOR MOUNTS USED AT THE SAME LOCATION WITHOUT A COMPUTER 13 KEYPAD START UP SEQUENCE FOR COMPUTER CONTROLLED MOUNTS 14 1 OBJECTS MENU – HAVE SOME FUN!
    [Show full text]
  • The Evening Sky Map
    I N E D R I A C A S T N E O D I T A C L E O R N I G D S T S H A E P H M O O R C I . Z N O p l f e i n h d o P t O o N ) l h a r g Z i u s , o I l C t P h R I r e o R N ( O o r C r H e t L p h p E E i s t D H a ( r g T F i . O B NORTH D R e N M h t E A X O e s A H U M C T . I P N S L E E P Z “ E A N H O NORTHERN HEMISPHERE M T R T Y N H E ” K E η ) W S . T T E W U B R N W D E T T W T H h A The Evening Sky Map e MAY 2021 E . C ) Cluster O N FREE* EACH MONTH FOR YOU TO EXPLORE, LEARN & ENJOY THE NIGHT SKY r S L a o K e Double r Y E t B h R M t e PERSEUS A a A r CASSIOPEIA n e S SKY MAP SHOWS HOW Get Sky Calendar on Twitter P δ r T C G C A CEPHEUS r E o R e J s O h Sky Calendar – May 2021 http://twitter.com/skymaps M39 s B THE NIGHT SKY LOOKS T U ( O i N s r L D o a j A NE I I a μ p T EARLY MAY PM T 10 r 61 M S o S 3 Last Quarter Moon at 19:51 UT.
    [Show full text]
  • September 2017 BRAS Newsletter
    September 2017 Issue September 2017 Next Meeting: Monday, September 11th at 7PM at HRPO nd (2 Mondays, Highland Road Park Observatory) September Program: GAE (Great American. Eclipse) Membership Reports. Club members are invited to “approach the mike. ” and share their experiences travelling hither and thither to observe the August total eclipse. What's In This Issue? HRPO’s Great American Eclipse Event Summary (Page 2) President’s Message Secretary's Summary Outreach Report - FAE Light Pollution Committee Report Recent Forum Entries 20/20 Vision Campaign Messages from the HRPO Spooky Spectrum Observe The Moon Night Observing Notes – Draco The Dragon, & Mythology Like this newsletter? See past issues back to 2009 at http://brastro.org/newsletters.html Newsletter of the Baton Rouge Astronomical Society September 2017 The Great American Eclipse is now a fond memory for our Baton Rouge community. No ornery clouds or“washout”; virtually the entire three-hour duration had an unobstructed view of the Sun. Over an hour before the start of the event, we sold 196 solar viewers in thirty-five minutes. Several families and children used cereal box viewers; many, many people were here for the first time. We utilized the Coronado Solar Max II solar telescope and several nighttime telescopes, each outfitted with either a standard eyepiece or a “sun funnel”—a modified oil funnel that projects light sent through the scope tube to fabric stretched across the front of the funnel. We provided live feeds on the main floor from NASA and then, ABC News. The official count at 1089 patrons makes this the best- attended event in HRPO’s twenty years save for the historic Mars Opposition of 2003.
    [Show full text]
  • Precession of Earth WS.Pdf
    Precession of Earth: Spinning on the Axis Environmental Science Name: ____________________________________________Period:__________ Date: ___________ Essential Question: Why is earth’s axis wobbling? Een 1.1.1 Instructions: Study the selection and answer the questions. Just like a toy top that wobbles before it falls, the Earth wobbles as it rotates on its axis, the imaginary line that extends through the poles. This wobbling motion is due to the slight bulge at the equator. If you traced the Earth's axis out into space, you would see the extension of the axis slowly tracing a cone shape. The wobble is very slow; it takes the Earth 26,000 years to trace one complete conical shape. This wobbling motion of Earth on its axis is called precession. Because of precession, Polaris and Vega alternate as the North Star every 13,000 years. Polaris: The Current North Star Today the Earth's axis points within one degree of Polaris, the brightest star in the constellation Ursa Minor (also called the Little Bear or the Little Dipper). Polaris appears to be in a fixed position in the sky throughout the year. All other stars and constellations seem to revolve around the North Star. Why isn't the North Star Fixed? Over the course of time, the North Star changes. Right now Polaris is within one degree of true north, but at other times the North Star has been and will again be Thuban (the brightest star in the constellation Draco), Vega (the brightest star in the constellation Lyra), and Alpha Cephei (the brightest star in the constellation Cepheus).
    [Show full text]