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LOGGING IN THE TWENTIES

.was a pretty
rugged operation, That's Carl Pohle, founder

of Pohle Lumber, standing behind his team,

BY H. CHARTER,
SKEENA SECONDARY

ENGLISH AT SKEENA SECON-
DARY — Will the devices work?

The last time that English
was mentioned, these questions
arose;

(1) Will team teaching help?

(2) How. is T,V, suggested
as being useful?

(3) Programmed learning: what

is it? -- .
These are all plans, still in
experimental stage in B.C,, but
considered eventually as econ-
omizing time and effort. First,
as to team teaching, it would
seem impractical to carry it
out this year — such are the
timetable complications inyolved
through lack of aeceptable double
rooms.

This condition should ease ap-
preciably when the new Junior
School is built.

In theory one teacher teaches
a group of two classes in one
enlarged room, while the other
teachers await their turnanother
day, All teachers involved con-
duct seminars to consolidate the
learning, -

The closed circuit T,V,. pro.
grams -have been pioneered by
North Kamloops, and the teach-
ers, in rotation, take turns in
the. two or three lessons, given
each week, Such lessons, ' of
course, involve. a good deal of
outside preparation, and re-
search for illustrative mater-
ials by the instructors, But of
course the students, a few of
them, are involved as “engin.
eers’’, and studio hands,

Perhaps only a few rooms
would be T.V. ~ equipped, but
the average cost per room per
year is about $5,000,

As to its success in teaching
the English courses in Kamloops,
no claims are heing made of
superiority of T.V. over trad-
itional teaching methods. Cer-
tain lessons, at times, achieve
outstanding success,

This brings us to programmed
learning. The student sits down
to an organized guide-bock of
lessons — and must to a large
extent teach himself,

The self discipline involved
is equivalent to that needed in

Prepared
for strike

Workers at Ford Motor Co. of
Canada Ltd, have given their
union negotiators a mandate to
eall a strike if contract talks,
under way for 314 months, fail
to achieve settlement,

The “existing agreement ex-
pires Dec, 1 but the United Auto
Workers did not set any strike
deadline, an

Affected are 11,000 workersin
Ford's: Ontario ‘plants’ -at
Oakville, ‘Windsor, Bramalea

and ingera. Falls,

“IN KITIMAT

__NOVEMBER 16

taking a correspondence course
which it closely resembles, Many
teachers feel that some aspects
of English instruction could be
handled by such programmed les.
sons, leaving the instructor free
for more creative lessons in oth-

New ways to teach English
under study in high schools

er directions,

All three devices are likely
to be in the scheme for Skeena
Secondary at a later date, as
there Is undoubted merit in each,
but the planning will require

Crane's Clinic
Farmer

considerable thought,

Clinton.

found wife worth

$264 per week

~ By —George W. Crane

Clinton R, Cheek is a South
Carolina farmer,

Recently he entered a prize
contest and won the $100 top
award, :

He was to write a letter out-
lining what his wife was worth to
him, .

Since she had recently spent 10
days in-the "hospital, he had tried
to do her work,

So he.outlined what he dearned
as to Her helpfulness;

She gets up_at-6 o'clock in
the morning,’’ he began, *‘and
usually works till 10 o’clock -at
night,

During this 16-hour day, she
cleans house, does the laundry,
cocking, scrubbing, nursing and
baby-sitting,

“And if I am swamped with
work in the field, she comes
out to help me catch up, after
which she goes back to her own
work,

“Six days per week at 16
hours each (plus 6 more on Sun-
day) amount to 102 hourst

“At $2 per hour, that totals
$204, not counting 60 hours at
time-and-a-half,

“Counting her overtime, that
would really mean $264 perweek!

‘As a companion to me, she
is worth more than all the money
in the world,

“And as the mother to our two
children, her love is priceless,

“As a housekeeper, she makes
me fee! like a king,

Ph, D,, MID,

“And she can‘t be beaten as a
cook!

“As a Christian wife, she
makes me feel very close to
God.

“A Christian home is a real
home and not just a place ‘to
live?” oe

“Clinton's attittide 1s shared by:
miiltions of citer husbands,

Alas, most of us don’t ver-
.{balfze our appreciation properly,

We grunt and grumble when
asked to do a minor chore around
the house,

And we stall around about wash-
ing the windows or putting op
screens or raking leaves or
even carrying out the garbage.

-Yet haw many wives grumble
about sewing on a button or
fixing their husband's lunchbox?

When a wife is unexpectedly
taken to the hospital, many a
husband wakes up fast to his
great dependence upon her,

And many husbands shed cop-
ious ‘tears at her funeral when
they might better have shown
their high regard during the many
previous years while she was
still alive,

Women want words!

* * #

Especially a daily spoken bit
of praise, whether about their
cooking or their new dress, their
patience or loyalty and devotion.

Women are the chief custo-

DES. MOINES, Iowa (AP) —
J, R, Hudson heard a strange
noise under the hood of his car
as he drove toward Des Moines
after a football game at lowa
City, He stopped, raised the hood
and found a white chicken nestl.
ed snugly in the fender well be-
hind the headlight, Hudsonclosed
the hood and drove home with
the pullet,

NEW DELHI (AP) ~ Bill
boards showing human figures

‘and forms ‘have been ordered

torn down in New Dethi, City of-
ficials claim the posters — par.
ticularly those showing movie
actresses in sexy poses.— are
distracting to.drivers, An excep.
tlon was made for family plan-
ning.advertisements,

dians of morality and music, re-
ligion and culture!

For example, who plants the
flowers around your house?

Who visits the graves on Mem-
oxial Day with a bouquet?

Who prods the kiddies intoget-
ting ready for Sunday School?

‘ Who encourages music lessons

for your youngsters and sings
in the church choir?

Veteran newsie:
calls. it quits:

VANCOUVER (CP)~— Bee Row-
ley, the 78-year-dld grand lady
of Vancouver newspaper stands,
has retired,

in the buainess is quite encugh,

R\thank you. ‘ -
in fer work selling newspap-
ers, cigars; chocolate bars and |’

ther items at fer stands, Mra.

e began ‘in June 5, 1914,

a| working .with her. uncle Billy .

Love in -his small shop. down-

sitown,. She bought the shop the
ajsame. year and has moved it |:
around the downtown area anume- |”
m|ber..of times since then,

"1 had my shop right between

althe Province and. the Sun of-| 9:
Biiftces, In thosa ‘days the. news.
Mmipaper men used to come to the :
mishop to read the world papers
to see what was happening oute'|
g| side Canada.”

‘One of her regular customers

| vas: Stuart: Keate:~. “He was
| just a:junior reporter then” —~

| publisher of the Sun,’

While she ‘had her: shop near .

altho © Vancouver Stock: Exchange

.. | customers, :
S| played,

sho often.got markettips from the,

stand,

After all, she says, 53 years .

Rowley figures she lias sold more
. ine 1,000,000 newspapers, ;

wots ‘which she: ;

Now that she rt retiring tier | i
Alson Tucker haa taken over the

~ Wednesday, November #5,"1967_

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