The Beaufort Gazette from Beaufort, South Carolina • 15

ly iy SECTION NUMBER 43 THURSDAY NOVEMBER 16 1961 BEAUFORT SOUTH CAROLINA English Teachers Hold 3-Day Workshop Here Local Memorial Park Plans Are Shaping Up Rapidly the public park site in the near future -Diseased and- storm injured trees haye been removed by county labor-Under the supervision of Herbert Attaway -Arrangements have been made with Micah Jenkins Nurseries for tiie laying out of walk ways general formation of -the park and Installation of water lipes plans for procuring necessary plants and shrubbery are also under way il LOWER STATE CHAMPIONSHIP -GAME FRIDAY 1:1 FA HIGH SCHOOL STADIUM vide the necessary funds for carrying out the work 'project This is to meet the approval of tiie hospital's Board of regents An estimated $2000 for the work to' be done in 1961-62 is under consideration by the committee Contributions have been made by individuals arid by several groups in the Beaufort area as well as individuals wishing to establish memorials for loved ones It is hoped by the committee that these contributions will continue and become available fqr the progress of the development and maintenance of the Kate Gleason Memorial Park "Water mains will to Land being cleared and evelcd hi preparation for the" Wanting of Winter Rye at the Cate "Gleason Memorial Park rite' The property was given to the ieaufort Memorial Hospital by he late Miss Kafe Gleason of lochester and 'Beaufort The public park Will be the largest id its kind in Beaufort and a to be on the land not in me by the hospital A committee for -this project is composed of various city and county- officials representatives of civic organizations and three Beaufort residents members-at-laige 1 The purpose of the committee is to provide the preparation of the grounds in accordance with the rules and regulations set up by the park committee and the xpcciiicatjpns by a landscape architcct They are also to pro English teachers ol the Beaufort schools made a special1 study in the most current national trends the teaching of the language arts in a three-day English Workshop held at Beaufort High School last week Dr Agnelli Gunn of Boston University a recognized author- ily in modern teaching metb-yods conducted (he workshop She presented programs which are approved by the: National Council of Teachers of English Eugene Norris who heads the English Department at Beaufort High School stated that this workshop was the first of its kind held in Beaufort and that it is very unusual for the secondary school to conduct program of this nature Dr Gunn based discussions on the Unit Method of Teach-ing which combines the four areas of communication- reading writing- listening and speaking She stressed the idea that the four areas ate correlat ed in the thematic unit rather than taught separately as in the traditional English program Throughout the sessions she used as her thesis that -grammar taught through composition is more functional and she urged organization of ideas and se- quential steps" in their development In considering the transition from deductive to inductive learning from "pouring out1 or lecturing to students' discovering for themselves Dr Gunn explained that it is the inductive method which our students ready to do without us" She stated that the school should be a model society and stressed the sequential development of skills and objectives from kindergarten to the twelfth grade Besides meeting with the English teachers from 8:30 am to 5 pm daily Dr Gunn 'held grade-level conferences and consulted with individual teachers concerning their problems Coastal Tire Auto Service 1804 Boundary St Phone JA Beaufort BiFGoodrich NEW RADIO STATION 1 Pinal construction is now in progress on WS1B Radio Station and tentative plans call for an opening dale the irst part of December WSIB slated for 1490 KC will be only full-time outlet and will be completely equipped with RCA Victdr equipment All state national and international news will be supplied by Associated Press (Beaufort Pholo Service photo) MARKET Phomi S24-9450 West Boundary St-US Hwy 21 Education Week Attracts Big Crowd At High School EY'SCUr SAUSAGE Mm As Mu Merits "Iftafcfwt A Over bOO parents aud visitors Spanish I 49 12-se tsa For th finest Christmas oror giro them the finest Challengor erer Boy's or Gtrl'sJLFGoodrich 26deluxe chauemgir 37-88 £ASY TERMS BF Goodrich tires on chrome rims padded saddle coaster broke stylish rear carrier fender mounted headlight sturdy chain guard brilliant rod finish Fresh Pork CRACKLINGS 2-lbs 50c RODDEY'S SLICED BACON 1 WiA OU-Taat fee nwenH 1 Tiie language laboratory dem oust ration was in progress throughout -the evening with parents occupying the students positions in the booths in order to view the electronic aids now Iteing used to reinforce tiie learning of the foreign language Modem and interpretative dances were given in the schot gymnasium by Physical cduCaL ion classcs of Mrs" Adelaide Von Harten A skit was given by the Future Teachers of America Nwtuxoring group of the ev-ruing Senior marshalls and student council members greeted guets upon their arrival -and servci refreshments in the classrooms and -in the cafeteria Earlier hi the week members nf (he cast ap-peaiTd in Costume to discuss Use performance with classes in the library Also during the week the annual Moth-er-Daugltlrr lea was given in the home economies- department under the guidance of Miss Mary Shillilo JL Goodrich CoovortiUofor Boy's orGirlV Trimly styled tank inverts for girl's I Ik Ha 49c At $2688 Rolls $100 Fresh Pprk SAUSAGE w- RODDEY'S Tastier FRANKS lb 3-lbs Combination Chalk Board Peg Table DiiCMRf fries $349 dropped in at the Beaufort High School last week for a Report" the anti most enthusiastic" turnout for an openhouse in years according to Dufford principal Emmett -Compton president of the Student Council and tarry Thomas chairman of the observance of National Education Week made tiic joint statement that the attendance intcr-veijl ou the- part fit the parents indicated' the pride therftudents have in the advances made hy their school and that students have conveyed that pride to their parents ami (lie minimi nity Tiie turnout even puhmmbr-ed those advertising the FYMay night foutball game lliey said Attractive hall posters and bull elin board displays urging -at tendance at thd open house were deemed instrumental in generating student academic spirit Classroom displays varied from "Democracy' During llm Agr of Pericles" to "Monsoons in India" ParroLTeacher mufermrer began at 730 pm in daw mom visitations which wire considered mutually challenging accord ing to remarks by teachers and parents At least one parent found chapter in algebra which was a direct and practical application to his career in electronics: another in comparing traditional and modern teaching philosophy ami procedures olmnst adinittci that prpscnl methods arc One father of a second year French student was impressed when he donned car-photo in the language laboratory and beard an exercise in A Teen-age Spedal Lono Ranger Guitar SPECIAL Professional styling 6-wire strings pick and shoulder cord TWi Is A Diffanace Asf SteAsnws Few At te lb 39c Wood tap and soot aluminum lags mallet chalk color Jul pegy and eraser Cut Wrapped CAMPUS SUPERLATIVE Sirs Patricia Milner Long of Beaufort has been elected ia ranpus superlative from the Senior Class of Tift College Fonylb Ga Mrs Long if the daughter of Mr and Mrs James Milner of South Ribaut Road A Inspected BEEF 5ALEI HIND QUARTER -Ib 45c CONVENIENT MONTHLY PAYMENTS USE OUR TERMPLAN Man Upholstorcd Rotkor Just like dad's cIT-hardwood frame no sag springs paly foam padding bright wash able upholstering OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY 7:00 am to 11:00 pm 0 Betsy McCall's Pretty Pac with model's hatbox Contains skin lotion nail polish lipstick talc toothbrush and much more Popular 10" Trike Bright red tom? pneumatic tires nylon bearing pedal wheel never noedo oil Fsr As Ysiful Sea' In fswa Dooblo THE 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