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I Mittoon(D) Journal Guitttf FT- September 1, 1978 jgcoby on Bridge- Fingerprints I.D. did he had better ways to get rid of the losing diamond before J-l-A NORTH 986 A-- A 6 53 10 8 EAST 149 E. Main Shelbyville WEST 2 10 6 5 4 2 St 9 7 5 4 3 A 5 4 973 7 4 2 62 letting a defender in with the ace of trumps. South started with the clubs. All he needed would be to have both opponents follow three times, but East stuck the four of spades on the third club and South had to overruff.

South entered dummy with the ace of hearts and led dummy's last club. This time East was ready with the five of trumps. South had to overruff again and still hadn't been able to get rid of his losing diamond. Fortunately, South-had another string to his bow. He hadn't been able to jettison his one diamond.

Maybe he could handle dummy's SOUTH 10 7 3 VKQJI 10 AJ LABOR DAY SALE STARTS SEPT. 1 said. Touchsignature is not in- -tended for routine identification. The banks that use it do require it for opening new accounts and for what are called "officer referral items," any check or other money document on which the teller cannot verify identification satisfactorily by. ordinary means.

Drivers licenses are the most common means of identification and the American Bankers Association claims 97 percent of all losses in the opening of new accounts with bad checks and many other bad check losses are accomplished by means of forged driving licenses. and competing devices are being used, as deterrents t6 fraudulent identification on credit cards, cash and credit refund voucherrs, employment i NEW, YORK (UPI) -Chances are you'll be fingerprinted one of these days whether or not you commit a crime. The use of fingerprints to combat check forging and to confirm identification on many other kinds of documents is bound to become more widespread, according to James Pieper, president of Indenticator Corp. of San Bruno, Calif. His company makes a little fingerprinting device that looks like a doorknob and is being-used by a score of the country's biggest banks and many other businesses to deter forgers and impersonators.

Called Touchsignature, it has a 13-caxd suit in actual play. No, we haven't even seen a 12-card suit but maybe the next time we play we will run into one. We have seen a -couple of 11-card siiitti been on the market two years and several other companies are making similar devices'. Unlike the standard fingerprint system, it doesn't use messy printer's ink or leave any on your hands. Two inkless colors, yellow and orange, are blended by pressing a finger to each in turn but leave a mark only on paper.

Touchsignature is not a system of submitting fingerprints to be filed. If you are to put a thumbprint on a personal check and the check is "good you get the print back on cancelled check. But something's wrong, the print jean be compared with police records. Its big advantage is as a "dcterrentr-No -forger ap-cftecfc-passer would dare leave a fingerprint on a bad check and once he learns that a particular bank or store uses Touchsignature he will shun "Since most of the estimated $4 billion a year bad check loss of American business is reaped by professional forgers and passers, Touchsignature could prove a powerful deterrent, he ALL SUMMER FASHIONS OFF Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: North West North East South 1 Pass 14 Pass 34 Pass 4 NT Pass 5v Pass 64 Sum- Opening lead: 49 20 50 OFF ALL JUNIOR JEANS So suth proceedea io cash the. king, queen and jack of he'Srts while discarding dummy's three, five and six of diamonds.

East was able to ruff the lasloneJiuliie.had.to use his 1 RACK FALL TRANSITIONAL FASHIONS 20-50 OFF 1 RACK SLEEPWEAR 50-75 OFF SUMMER JEWELRY 50-75 OFF See our "Beauti-Ful Woman" Sizes 38-46 in Fafrf ashions By Oswald applications; -merchandise and Alan Sootag Children's Sizes Infant through Size 14 INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I (Far a copy olJACOBY MOD-fmf send $1 to: 'Win at Bridge, care of Wis newspaper. 0 Box 489, Radio City Station, New York. N. Y. 10019.) pickup orders, narcotic drug prescriptions, safety deposit box entry, gun registrations, customs declarations, hospital admissions, auto rental agreements.

ace of trumps for that purpose and South had his 12 tricks. Atii ilia iytte A California reader wants to know if we have ever seen It didn't take Spilth any time at all to decide to rise with dummy's ace of diamonds. He wasn't going to throw away his nice slam at trick one and it looked as if LAKE LAND COLLEGE EVENING CLASS SCHEDULE .200 to .299 Sophomore College Trans. Courses ON CAMPUS REGISTRATION Principles of Marketing 23.247 XA 4 7.00-10:00 105 SE Wykis 10 Staff -where: Field House (gym) (use nortftptritngtotI when: thursday, sept. 1, 1978 1:00 p.m.

8:00 p.m. LATE REGISTRATION: COLLEGE CENTER, STUDENT SERVICES fnst of course indicated after course title does not include application fee ((10. 00') 'required of Hew Otudents. 1 't MATTOON ON CAMPUS REGISTRATION- WHERE: Field Hous8 (Gyra) (Use North Parking Lot) WHEN! Thursday, September 7 4:00 p.m. p.m.

LATE REGISTRATION: College Center, Student Services 112 Ragle 112 SE Staff Course No. Credit Sect. Time Days Rm Bldg. Instructor Management fundamentals ($44.00) 23.251 XA 4 DATA PROCESSING NEAT3 Programming ($60.00) 27.078 XA 5 Introduction to Data Processing ($44.00) 27.152 XA 4 Cobol I 27.154 XA 6 Th DRAFTING Technical Drafting I ($47.00) 35.050 XA 4 MW Engineering Graphics ($47.00) 35.103 XA "4 MW EXTENSION CENTER REGISTRATION WHERE WHEN: TIME, PLACE, DATE, AND INSTRUCTIONS LISTED WITH THE EXTENSION CENTER SCHEDULE. EVENING SCHEDULE ON CAMPUS 8 AT EXTENSION CENTERS 112 AERONAUTICS Basic Ground School ($44.00) 13.020 XA 4 109 NW Staff 6: 30-9-: 30 118 Branham First Session Days Regulations Heterology ($44.00) (Instrument Ground School) 13.022 XA 4 109 NW Staff Servicing Safety Practices ($44.00) (Aircraft Owners Preventative Maintenance) 116 Sanders 112 Staff Final Exam Dec.

18 Dec. 19 Wed, Dec. 20 Thur. Dec. 14 Sat.

Dec. 16 Thur. 14 Class Ends Tues. Dec. 12 Wed.

13 Thur. Sat. Tue Dec 1 2 Monday classes Tuesday classes Tues. 12 Wednesday classes Sept. 13 Thursday classes Thur.

Saturday classes Sept. 9 Monday-Wednesday clasaw-n. 11 Tues-ThurSdSy' classes Tue Sept 12 13.024 4 XA 4 AGRICULTURE Gas Engines ($47.00) "ELECTRONICS Introduction to Electronics ($46.00) 39.040 XA 4 I 318 Staff 15.053 15.053 112 112 VT VT Throm R.Stephen XB- Soryi ce Elect ron iesr 90 XA "8 TTh 118 NE 102 R.Stephen Soils ($46.00) 15.065 XA Diesel ($47.00) YOU NEVER OUTGROW YOUR NEED TQ CONTINUING YOUR EDUCATION IS AGRE AT. VEHICLE TOWARD CREATING PROFESSIONAL OPPORTUNITIES, ACHIEVING SUCCESS AND ATTAINING SELF-SATISFACTION. Ba ic-Eng i neering- Mat hemari cs i 4V.AO) 39.064 XA 4 TTh 116 NW 116 "NE.

112 VT Introduction to Overbeck Staft Boeing 15.078 XA 4 ART Oil Painting I ($33.00) 17.010 XA 3 Interior Decorating ($44.00) The schedules for on campus 'and extension centers include a broad offering of. credit courses in the college transfer and vocational areas, special programs, and non-credit community education programs. 114 Durham 112 Walton 39.071 XA '5 ENGLISH Reading Study Skills I ($24.00) 42.004 XA 2 Reading Study Skills I ($24.00) 42.004 XB 2 Beading Study -Skill II ($22.00) 42.005 XA 2 114 SE J.Smith 112 Staff VETERANS: IF YOU ENROLL AT LAKE LAND COLLEGE Basic Ceramics ($48.00) 17.013 XA J. 112 LC Walton Staff Reading Study Skills II ($22.00) 4 42.005 XB 2 LC AUTOMOTIVE Power Option ($44.00) 20.077 XB 4 Power Option ($44.00) 20.077 XA 4 Diagnostic Techniques ($93.00) 20.080 XA 8 NOTE: All these classes will meet for 1.0 Th MW 110 VT 110 VT 110 VT 107 S.Johnson Stroud Kite Jaeger Communications I 42.050 XA 4 Communications II ($44.00) 42.051. XA 4 BUSINESS Staff Securities Investments ($44.00) 23.046 XA 4 103 SE 112 LC Staff Advanced Reading Understanding ($22.00) 42.111 XA 2- NOTE: This class will meet for 10 weeks.

Crail Staff Real Estate Transactions I ($44.00) 23.050 XA 4 Th 105 SE 23.050 XB 4 Th 109 SE Advanced Real Estate Principles, Contract Conveyancing ($44.00) 23.051 XA 4 .109 SE w.Moore 107 101 Staff Staff NW NE 103 Staff Real Estate Appraisal ($22.00) 23.052 XA 2 105 SE E. Storm This class will meet from Wednesday, November 1 through December 20th. Financing (Real Estate) ($22.00) 23.054 XA 2 105 SE Ouast This class will meet from Wednesday, September 13 through October 25th. NOTE: Students should register for both classes. Report Writing" 00) 23,055 XA 4 109 SE Staff Staff 105- You may be eligible for G.i.

Beneftis if you have been on active duty for one year or more to be sure, check with the office of veterans services. An Illinois Veteran is entitled to the Illinois Military Scholarship that pays all tuition and fees except textbook rental and laboratory fees, 12 quarter hours credit 'in declared major entitles you to full G.I. Beneftis Your service training and experience could be worth college credit Lake Land College has a special office to help you find out about your benefits. Contact either of the following for specific information: Mr. Ray Pranske, Director of Financial Aidses Veterans Services 255 Mr.

Pete Galskis, Veterans Educational and Training Representative Ext. 283 Mr. Don Wance, Assistant Director of Veterans Services Ext, 24. Ms. Gloria DeBuhr, Secretary of Veterans Services Ext.

240 COUNSELING Counselors will be available Monday through Thursday, from 5:00 p.m. p.m. ind Monday through Friday 8:00 a.nu-4:30 p.m. Counselors will also be available at certain dates at your local Extension Center. A schedule of the counseling visits will be made available to your local extension center coordinator.

Student Services phone number is 235-3131. Ask switchboard for Student Services. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS CAN ATTEND LAKE LAND Students currently enrolled in high school who have completed the junior year may attend Lake Land College, day and evening, on a part-time basis with the permission of their hiqh school principal, guidance director and High school students enrolled, in Lake Land College who do not use the credits toward high school graduation, may have these credits held in escrow until graduation from high school. DEVELOPMENTAL AND COLLEGE PREP PROGRAMS Adults who wish to return to school, and individuals who need to brush-up before entering college are eligible. The program is designed to iifcrease the potential of a student's success in College.

Courses will be offered in reading and study skills, English composition, -and preparatory mathematics. TUITION AND FEES PAY FEES (checks preferred) AT THE TIME OF REGISTRATION Composition I ($44.00) 42.120 XA 4 42.120 Kft 4 Composition II ($44.00) 42. mi XA 4 Introduction to Literature ($44.00) 42.130 XA 4 FOREIGN LANGUAGE" Conversational German I ($33.00) 46.020 XA 3Y Conventional German II ($33.00) 46.021 XA' 3 HEALTH EDUCATION Nutrition ($44.00) 48.102 XA 4 Personal Hygiene I ($22.00) 48.120 XA 2 Personal Hygiene II ($22.00) 48.121 XA 2 103 103 Principles of Salesmanship ($44.00) 23.058 XA 4 Office Accounting ($44.00) 23.062 XA 4 Principles Of Cost Accounting ($44.00) 23.079 XA 4 Small Business Management ($44.00) 23.084 XA 4 Principles of Retailing ($44.00) 23.086 XA 4 Schlauch Schlauch H.Smith Blaudow Blaudow 106 106 106 Th Students should register for both classes 1st class meets for the 1st one-half of the quarter and 2nd class meets for the 2nd one-half of the quarter. Principles of Advertising ($44.00) 23.087 XA 4 Office Procedures ($44.00) 105 SE 106 SE 108 SE 109 -SE 101 SE 103 SE 102 SE 104 SE 104 SB 104 SE lift SE 101 SE 103 SE Th XA 21.089 First Aid Safety I ($22.00) 48.178 XA 2 107 FH R.Johnson First Aid Safety II ($44.00) Application Fee (New students only) Tuition (In-district) per qtr.hr. Tuition (Out-of-district) per qtr.hr.

48.179 4 107 -rH R.Johnson NOTE: This is not a continuation of 48.178 it is not prerequisite to 48.178. $10.00 $10.00 $24.35 (this figure subject to change) Handley Ftaff Surma Ensign -Russell Staff Hill Hill Hill Staff- R.Alexander 1 Saegesser Stapleton Elder LAW ENFORCEMENT 101 NW Introduction to Criminal Justice ($44,00) 53.070 XA 4 Th Criminal Investigation I ($44.00) 53.071 XA 4 101 Th Patrol Organization, Administration, and Procedures ($44.00) Typewriting I ($46.00) 23.110 XA Typewriting II ($46.00) 23.111 XA 4 Typewriting III ($46.0,0) 23.112 XA 4 Crrql Shorthand I ($44.00) 21.121 XA 4 Business Correspondence ($44.00) 23. 141 XA 4 Introduction to business ($44.00) 23.142 XA 4 Principles of Accounting I ($.44.00) 23.150. XA Business Lav I $44.00) 23.201 XA Business Law II ($44.00) 33.202 XA 4 Office Machines ($46.00) ,23.212 XA 4 105 53.074 XA P6l ice-Community-Relations ($44.00) 53.090 XA 4 Service Fee per qtr.hr. $1.00 Laboratory Fee: A variable laboratory fee' is charged for laboratory courses when consumable supplies are used.

OUT-OF-DISTRICT STUDENTS Students who reside outside of the Lake Land College district must either pay out-of-district tuition or obtain an "Authorisation for Partial Support from the Community College District where they live. To receive partial support a student must obtain an application from hisher local community college, complete it, and return it to the college prior to enrolling at Lake Land. If partial support is approved by the local college, the student will receive an authorisation which must be brought to Lake Land on registration day. COURSE NUMBERING SYSTEM Courses are numbered according to department or area of study and program, with the area number being in front of the decimal point, "lumbers following th decimal point are represented as follows: .001 to .009 Developmental Fr6grm Courses .010 to General Education Course .040 to .075 Freshman Vo-Tech Courses .076 to .099 Sophomore Vo-Tech Courses .100 to Freshman College Trans. Courses 101 108 SE T.Larson Cain Coffey Staff H.

Morgan Culp' 116 SE 106 LIFE SCIENCE Life Science ($46.00) 56.100 XA 4 General Botany ($46.00) 56.101 XA 4 Outdoor lover Gardening ($22.00) 56.104 XA i 11 Th Th 108 NE 106 SS.