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sQUIZZLEs
TEST your skill On this conjunction
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executed?
5. What forest is associated with Robin Hood?
6. What was the surname of Mary Anne Evans
pen name?
g. What angles are less than right angles2
3. What forms the joint between the tibia and
the femur?
10 What is the third largest town in France?
IL. OF whom did Mozart say He is the parent,
We are the children"
DOWN
]. Who founded Methodism2
2. On Which peninsula is Spain and Portugal2
3. Who was the villainous captain in Peter PAM
4. What is the name of magnetic iron ore?
:. What is q Chinese ounce called2
8. Which New Zealand parrot can kill Sheep
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-16
Yellowstone
Township

The Country Cuties All club
met this week at the school for
their regular meeting. The girls
have home furnishings for their
project this year and are now
working on luncheon cloths and
napkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Noteboom
have been appointed to collect
this year for the Salvation Army
in Yellowstone Township and will
soon be calling at home.
Carl Storvik, Lloyd Rogney and
Kermit Swenson attended a meet
ing at Sidney this week relative
to taking the Goose" off and
replacing it with a "Bruck."
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Martin
visited one evening this week at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin
Beiber.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Moore
made a business trip to Willis
ton one day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Diede and
family went to Lambert Sunday
where they visited at the home
Of his brother and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Diede.
Sunday evening visitors at the
Richard Hayden home we're Mr.
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and Mrs. Tony Pominville anC
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Heinle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rang ano
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Liebelt have
been in Havre for several days
last week where they visited with
relatives there.
Mrs. Elmer Beyl was guest OF
honor at a pink and blue shower
this week at the st. Johns church
parlorS sponsored by Mrs. Erwin
Martin and sMrS. E. Grisberg.
Mrs. Beyl received many nice
gifts and the hoSteSses served a
lunch.
MI. and Mrs. Clayton Worst Jr.
and Mrs. Mike Flynn and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Rogney went to Sid
ney last Monday where they at
tended the annual Camera Club
banquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Heinle were
business callers in Watford City
Saturday and had dinner with
Mrs. S. A. Thompson and Julia
and Mary. Julia Thompson is
presently taking the winter quar-
ter at Minot and drives back to
Watford for the week end in the
office.
Valeris Mann spent several
days last week at the home of
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Reidle.
John Mcdonald was over from
Arnegard over the week end and
was an overnight guest at the
home of his nephew, James San
derson and also visited with 9TH
er relatives and friends while
here.
The township meeting was held
this week at the home of the
clerk, Clayton Worst Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Manning and
children, Linda, Bonnie and Bill
ly were down from Lewistown
over the week end and visited
her parents, the Fred Maurers
and with her brothers, Herman
and Edwin and his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Martin en-
~tertained at dinner on Sunday
and Mrs. Al Lund and Mr..
and Mrs. James Campbell, all of
Sidney.
Bud Morrill, returned home this
week from California, where he
had spent the past three weeks.
Mrs. Louis Stepan Jr. and Mrs.
c. Worst Jr. visited with Mrs.
Harold Hammler one day this
week.
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SPECIAL PARTY SUNDAY JANUARY 18th : AMERICAN LEGION Hall. SIDNEY : 8Opm- Everybody Welcome

Barbara Lee, Betty Mae Swan
son, and Aurelia Casterline were
guests in the George Howell
home at Lambert Saturday.
The Richey Firemen installed
the following officers at their
last meeting: Fire Chief Lloyd
Johnston; assistant chief, NARROW
Eggum; captain, Don Lear; lieu
tenant, Ira Zuroff; secretary
treasurer, Hardys Eggum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Milne of
Malta and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Crockett were Sunday visitors in
the Roslyn Milne home.
MI. and Mrs. Roland Grund-
meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Jensen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Eggebrecht
and Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Waters
attended the Shrine banquet and
dance in Glendive Saturday eve
ming.
A small crowd was in attend
ance at the January meeting Of
PTA Monday evening last week.
President Norman Nelson presided
and Mrs. Sam Ritter acted as
secretary, in the absence of the
regular secretary, Saxton Cum
mings. The grade feature was put
on by the eighth grade civics
class. Lunch was served at the
close of the meeting by Mrs. Clar-
ence Knutson, Mrs. Dale Waters
and Mrs. Stanley Waters. The
regular meeting of Band Mothers
was held at the close of the PTA
meeting.
Barbara and Karyl Waters sub
mitted to tonsilectomies at the
Sidney hospital recently.
Dale Olson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lars Olson, arrived in Rich
ey Monday last week. He has
been stationed with the armed
forces in Kaiserslautern, Ger
many for the last nineteen
months. He received his discharge
at Fort Sheridan, Illinois and
will be engaged in farming with
his father and brother, Alton.
Henry P. Deckert of the Retail
who has been a patient
at the State T. B. Sanitarium at
Galen has been pronounced cured
and has returned to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Cummings
Sunday dinner guests of the
Duncans.
Home to attend the funeral of
their grandmother, Mrs. Marie
Lee, are the son and daughters
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lee, Nor
dine Lee and Mrs. R. Amdahl of
Great Falls and Miss Phyllis Lee
Of Billings.
Mrs. Kristine Hagen went on
Monday last week to visit her
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Moline News
Mrs. Clarence Christianson

MIR. and Mrs. Melvin Arnegard
and Evelyn visited Wednesday at
the Orville Haugen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Normann Rod
and boys visited at the Clarence
Skogen home last Sunday.
Visitors at the Homer Painter
home last Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Loren Chitwood and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Melford Slut
rud and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Olson visited there Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lebak and
John Lebak were Williston goers
Monday. John consulted a doc
tor and Mrs. Lebak visited with
Mrs. Paul Jones at the Good Sa-
marian hospital. Clarence Chris
tiansons were also Williston 60
ers that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Haugen
were Williston shoppers Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Lebak visited last
Sunday with Mrs. Hilda Warnke.
Mrs. Clarence Christensen at
tended Altar Society at the Geo.
Zika home Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sather
visited Wednesday at the Alton
Dian home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Dian and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Rod were supper guests at the
Mick Warnke home Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Painter
and Marva were brief visitors at
the Christensen home Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Helling and
family visited last Saturday mite
with the Homer Painters.
Jim, Joe and Don Weber visit
ed Monday night at the Art Web
er home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Hermanson
left this past week to live on a
farm in Montana which they re-
Gently purchased. Sandra and
Gloria stayed here to finish out
the school year.
Artle weber, small son OF MT.
and Mrs. Art Weber is a pneu-
monia victim in the Sidney hos
pital.
Sunday callers at the Christian
sons to help celebrate Frankie's
birthday were Mr.. and Mrs. Chef
Monson and family, Jim, Joe and
Don Weber, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Helling and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Rod and sons.
Services were held at Highland
church Sunday with the new pas
tor conducting. A meeting OF the
church officers was held after
wards at the home of Mrs. Lena
Cross.
The Ford Sims family is now
enjoying TV which was recently
installed.
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patient in the Vets hospital II
Miles City, has returned home
Mrs. Vernon Culver is in Ba-
ker, at the home of her son Russ
ell, caring for the family while
his wife is confined in a Miles
City hospital.
Mrs. Eva Siner, mother of Mrs
Ralph GRADER and Mrs. Merle
Long was taken to Glendive last
Friday where she entered the
General Hospital for treatment.
The sewing club met in the
Lloyd Eggum home last Tuesday
evening. Hostess for the evening
was Mrs. Lloyd Johnston.
The January meeting of the
Onward Home Project club was
held IN Friday in the home of
Mrs. Rosina Treftz with Mrs.
August Scheer as co-hosteSs. A
pot-luck dinner was enjoyed by
twelve members at noon. In the
afternoon a business session was
conducted by the president, Mrs.
Verne Stoker, with Mrs. c. A.
Johnson, acting secretary, in the
absence Of Mrs. liver Knudson, the
regular secretary. Names for Sc
cret pals were drawn for this
year and the year books, showing
thhe place of meeting for each
month and lessons to be given
were filled out. Mrs. J. j. John
stone joined the club at this meet
ing. Coffee was served by the
hostess in mid-afternoon The next
meeting will be held in the home
of Mrs. Vernon Lewis with Mrs.
Chas. Won Ruben as co-hosteSs.
This will also be an all-day meet
ing, with pot-luck dinner at noon.
Wilbur Gibson went to Williston
the first part of last week for
his routine check-up, as a Great
Northern employee.
Supt. Blair and Coach Thomas
attended a meeting of school Of
ficials at Culbertson Thursday
evening. This meeting was held
for the purpose of making plans
for the Glass c tournament of
District 2 which will be held in
Sidney in February.
A party was given, recently,
by the members of Tyre Lodge
1876 honoring Fay Butterfield,
who had served the local Mason
ic lodge for twenty-five consec-
utive years as their secretary.
Whist was the entertainment for
the evening. Lloyd Johnston held
high score for the men and
Nelson, low. For the la
dies, high score was held by
Mrs. Newell Berry and Mrs. Fay
Butterfield held low.
MIR. and Mrs. Verne Stoker,
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II THE SIDNEY HERALD
y Thursday. Jan. l6. 1858


Johnny johnson vas a caller a
the James Fredrickson hom
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Min
were Wolf Point shoppers Tues
day.
Donald Handles, MI. and Mr.
Charles Carlson and children
helped John Carlson celebrate hi
birthday Tuesday evening.
James Fredrikson made a bust
ness trip to Sidney Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Barne:
were business callers at Sidney
Tuesday.
Rolf Rolfsen called at the
Bivens home Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Miller made
a call at the John Carlson resi-
dence Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carlson
went to Sidney Thursday to visit
Thomas Carlson who is still a
patient in the Sidney hospital.
Russell and Shirley Carlson Wis
tied Mrs. Phyllis Carlson and
Terry while their parents were
in Sidney. The entire Charles
Carlson family had supper last
Thursday with the John Carlson
family.
Rolf Rofsen and Harold Bivens
went to Wolf Point Friday after
noon
Alfred Candee was soliciting
for the Home for the Aged fund
in this area Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Barnes
visited Charles Carlson Friday
evening.
William Winhofer and Mrs
Theresa Winhofer were Poplar
shoppers Friday.
Charles and John Carlson, Mr..
and Mrs. Barnes were Richey
shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Winhofer
were shoppers at Glendive Satur-
day.
Donald Pentz and Don Hand
los called at the Harold Bevlns
and VIM Winhofer homes Satur-
day afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Hagadone
called at the George Milne home
Friday evening.
Sunday afternoon guests at the
George Milne home were Bob
Ferguson of Wolf Point and Dick
of Vida. These men T short
wave radio operators or Hams.
Mines call letters are W7OIG
and Derberling's are W7TPE.
Gary King is attending West
ern Al Roundup. He was e
lected because of his achievement
in Range Management.
Ray c.. Miller and Clifford
Johnson went to Glasgow Sunday.
A. Ray Miller and family were
Sunday afternoon guests at the
Donald Pentz home.
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son and daughter-in-law and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Ha-
gen in Miles City.
MIR. and Mrs. John Covlin of
Poplar were Friday evening din
ner guests in the George Covlin
home.
Some of the devotees of the
fishing sport went fishing last
Sunday in the open waters of the
Missouri river. Quite a record for
January IL.
Mrs. Myrtle Jensen, Miss Sena
Gilman and Miss Ida Gilman of
Madison, Wisconsin, sisters of
Mrs. Maria Lee came on Sunday
to attend her funeral. They were
met in Williston by Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Cisna of Fairview.
MIR. and Mrs. Ole Jensen and
family returned last Tuesday from
a visit with relatives and friends
on the west coast.
MIR. and Mrs. Chester MUIR and
daughter Bonnie of Junction,
Texas spent a few days last week
in Glendive and Richey on a
combined business and pleasure
trip. They completed the deal for
the sale of their grazing land
while here.
Frank Veverka Jr. is a patient
in the Vets hospital in Miles
City.
On Tuesday last week some of
the Great Northern officials met
with the Richey Commercial club
at a lunch given at noon in the
Bakery Cafe, to discuss ways
and means of TRANSFORMATION for
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home while they were gone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ruggle,
of Sidney were callers at tn,
Lloyd Sheehan home Sunday.
Harry Hagen was a visitor a
the Kenneth Klasna home Mon
day evening.
Anton Carda ST.. arrived home
Tuesday from Billings where he
had gone to visit his daughter
Dorothy. He also spent a couple
nights at the home of his niece
Grace ThorSen.
Eddie Marottek called at the
Antoine Carda home Tuesday and
was a dinner guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth KlaSna
and family were callers at the
George Carda home Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Harry and Ernie Hagen were
supper guests of the Kenneth
Klasnas Tuesday evening. The
evening was spent playing cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Secondo Pistocco
were visitors in the community
on Wednesday.
Antoine and Jimmie Carda mo-
tored to Lambert Wednesday
morning.
Wednesday morning callers at
the Kenneth Klasna home were
Gordon Petri kand Joe Irigoin,
In the afternoon Caroline motor
ed to Lambert, after which the
Klasna family visited at the An
tone Carda home.
Antoine Carda called at the
Alfred Candee home Wednesday
evening.
Joe Klasna and Antoine Car
da helped Kenneth Klasna install
the pumps and pipes into his
new well Thursday.
Shoppers in Sidney Friday were
Frank and Anton Carda, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Carda and Chas.,
and Mrs. Antoine Carda and
John and Harold Carda,
Babe Verschoot, Alvin Raisl and
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Synek. Frank
and Anton Carda also attended
the sheep sale.
Mrs. Kenneth Klasna was a
shopper in Sidney Saturday. Ken
shopper in Sidney Saturday. Ken
meth, Linda and Edmund called
at the Antoine Carda home, where
the children stayed while Kenneth
and Antoine motored to the Frank
and George Carda homes. Ken
meth and the children We're din
.er guests of the Antoine Carda's.
Friday evening MI. and Mrs.
Sheehan and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Carda and
attended the basketball
game in Lambert. The Lambert
Lions lost that night to the Gull
berson Cowboys SO we motored
back again Saturday night to
see them win over the Richey
Royals. Others attending Satur-
day night were Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Klasna, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Hepler and girls, Gerald Hull,
Mr.. and Mrs John Carda and
Loretta and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Carda. The Lloyd Sheehan fami-
ly were luncheon guests at the
Antoine Carda home after the
game.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-16
Prosperous
Valley

Shoppers in Fairview and Sid
ney Saturday were Joseph 0.
Klasna and Jonathan, Mrs. Ken
meth Klasna and Nj. and Mrs.
Joe Klasna Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Sorensen
and Ronnie of Crane flew out in
their plane to the Don Goss
home Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Ian Swihart and Colette were also
callers at the Goss home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Klasna were
dinner guests at the Kenneth
Goss home Of Crane Sunday.
Mrs. Kenneth Klasna called at
the Antoine Carda home Sunday
evening. Edmund had cut his
ankle that morning on a piece of
glass.
The Kenneth Klasna and Don
Goss families we're callers at the
Joe Klasna home to help butcher
Monday. Don Goss was also a
business caller in Richey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Raisl and
family arrived home Saturday
after a couple weeks of visiting
in Nebraska and South Dakota.
Babe Verschoot and Harold Carda
took care of things at the Raisl
Though some sugar beets
weigh as much as 40 pounds, they
average two pounds and produce
IA teaspoonsful of sugar.
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/ this e when the Goose" Is
discontinued. A meeting OF a
similar nature was held in Sid
ney at the Lalonde hotel Tues
day evening. The company has
agreed to furnish this area with
daily passenger and mail service
by truck as soon as the Goose"
is taken off. With a good all
weather road, this sounds pract1-
cal.
The Kitchen Kutie Band OF
the American Legion Auxiliary
drove to Miles City Monday last
week where they furnished enter
tainment at a banquet and party
given by the Miles City Post for
their 40-year members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wienke
and three small daughters, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Lee and
daughter, Barbara spent Sunday
at the Kenneth Cisna home near
Fairview.
Maud Marshall Chapter 102,
OES, met in regular session on
Wednesday evening, January 9Th,
with w. M. Jeannine Johnston,
presiding. Routine business was
transacted and Mrs Mary Uglow,
teacher in the Morning Side
School, received the degrees Of
the order. The altar was draped
in mourning in honor Of Judge
Hattersly, a Past Grand Patron
Of the Jurisdiction of Montana.
Lunch was served at the close
of the session by Mrs. Otis Wat
ers, Mrs. Edgar Whitmer and
Mrs. Ira Zuroff.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-16
Richey
Hslsn Hanson

The community was saddened
at hearing of the sudden death
of Mrs. Maria Lee, at the home
Of her son Sam, last Friday
morning. She suffered~a heart at
tack and passed away about 200
a. m. Mr.. Lee passed away about
ten years ago and Mrs. Lee has
made her home with her children
in this area and at Fairview for
many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bitterness
wish to take this means Of thank
ing their many friends for their
attendance and gifts on the oc-
casion of their golden wedding
anniversary.
Wallace Gibson, who was a
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Marine Veteran
Gets Four Years

SAN DIEGO. Calf. Jan. II
R.--A general court-martial
has sentenced q decorated Ma
rine Corps veteran Of World
War II and Korea 70 four
years at hard labor and Q dis
honorable discharge.
s.iSergt. Frank J. Humphrey.
IS. son Of Mrs. Nell Humphrey
Of Cherokee. Iowa. was con-
victed Of "a counts Of bor-
rowing money from recruits II
the Marine Corps Recruit depot
in violation Of regulations.
The sentence BY the six-man
court--handed down Friday
also included Q forfeiture Of
pay allowances. totaling tS3o.i0
. month. and reduction In rank
TO private. The maximum pris-
on term could have been a
years.
Sergt. Humphrey. who lived
here with his wife and three
children. Is held In the depot
brig pending review OF the
courts action BY higher au-
thorities.
Twenty-Five privates testi-
ned Sergt. Humphrey borrowed
sums ranging from IS to s46
from them and hadn't repaid
any Of II. The total involved
Is more than $500.
Six other depot drill instruc-
tors face similar trials.
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Miss Undertake says 1t Is In
use in every State Of the Union.
Whether It is being used
everywhere as we tell them 70
use It. We don't know" she
adds. but the ones who do 1t
that way have been getting
spectacular results"
Such reading results seem
particularly important these
days to the women at primary
day school.
1T has been pointed out
many times just within the past
year how short We shall be OF
scientists and technicians II
the rate Of college students who
go into these hard courses
keeps falling" Miss sehoolfield
says.
Mathematics and science
are made quite difficult II you
cannot easily read books full Of
words like 'isotope' and 'ther-
modynamics.'
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peflake developed what they
called the phonovisual method
Of reading instruction. Miss
Scheduled then was a speech
teacher In the District. She
used the method to improve
speech deficiencies and found
to her surprise that it improved
ehtldren's spelling as well as
their reading.
In 1894 she described the
method at an educators meet
Ing in Pittsburgh.
From the reception accorded
Miss Schoolfield's speech" re-
calls Miss Undertake. plus our
own convictions. we decided we
had TO have q school. We didn't
have q building or anything
else. but We had to have Q
school,"
Started School In 1895
Two years later with Mrs.
Marie S. Buckley as director.
they started their school. Re-
Gently they moved into a new
building in Bethesda. Md.
Over the years. teaching chill
dren with los ranging from rs
TO l43 In kindergarten and the
first two grades. they report
they have never had a failure
They say the 10 range in
the private. three-year institu-
ton is as wide as that in any
public school. They do not,
however. take In any emotional
ly disturbed or seriously SUBJ
normal child.
Last year they started expos
ing their kindergarten children
10 the phonovisual method,
They now believe this class viii
outstrip any group so far. The
kindergarten pupils don't ac-
tually read or write. They just
listen and become familiar with
the chart that is the heart Of
the method.
But after all" Miss Timber
lake says. "the most important
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z fraternity Groups
Elect Dr. 1. ]. Thomas

Or. Lawrence J. Thomas, i422
Jonquil street NV, has been
reelected treasurer OF the Phi
Lambda Kappa medical pro-
fessional fraternity.
DR.. Thomas was also named
financial secretary Of the Medi-
cal Students Aid Society. Q
fraternity foundation TO assist
medical students with loans,
scholarships. awards and medi-
cal books.
Named as regional vice presi-
dent BY the 50-year-old society
was DR.. LYMAN 8. Rubenstein
Of Baltimore.
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thing we can teach them Is to
listen. Their whole school life
is based on listening"
Spectacular Results
Results with older children
sometimes have been spectacu-
lar. A boy brought to the school
by his distraught mother from
a nearby Virginia community
could spell only FIVE cut Of 20
test words correctly. At the end
Of six weeks he was breeding
through II.
An eighth-grade girl. with q
l39 70. could scarcely write a
readable sentence when she
came to the school for remedial
instruction. A few weeks later
she was turning out ilnagina-
tive. almost poetic. essays.
In the beginning. the scien-
tihcally designed phonetic
charts are used as q game
without the child's being aware
they have any relation to read
ing. Al the same time. the
child's basic vocabulary IL de-
veloped through simple SIGHT
reading. Gradually the two
tracks are brought together.
The method is not intended
to take the place of any other
method" Miss Schoolf.eld says.
I'VE like to think OF 1t as an
extra motor that accelerates
the superior child and gives
security to the slow -learning
child. so that he feels his own
power will carry him on and
not let him drop out Of the
race"
Used In 20 States
Actually. the method COM
bines several elements Of read
ing instruction. Some Of these
are phonetics. eye and ear
training. spelling. sight reading
and speech.
Inquiries about the method
have come in by the hundreds.
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PhonovisuoI Find Here
Aids Reading, Spelling
By the AEsocia,ed Press

Miss Lucille D. Scheduled believes any school child
learn TO read.
The thing that troubles present educational
seup she lis the number Of failures and heartbroken
mothersthe mothers who have child who hopelessy
stupid"
In the s4os Miss Scheduled and Miss Josephine Tim