8 THE CITIZEN Canadian hair Mr Dcrry says it is just as good as European stocks long a major source pi wigs For years he has been run running ¬ ning an advertisement in a Prairie farmers newspaper and getting good results He asks for hair 10 to 12 in inches ¬ ches long Farm women urban housewives and career women alike are his suppliers earning about 150 an ounce for their raw hair Some heads have four to five ounces depending on the coarseness But some hair is worth more than others and supply and de demand ¬ mand enter into it as well Sil Silver ¬ ver - grey hair is your best friend if your are in the growing-selling market It is fol followed ¬ lowed iii value by light and drab blondes with mid browns the least popular Combine with the domestic supply huge crops from Syria and India will take care of the new wave of wig wearers says Mr rcrry Mrs Westall buys all Cver fhe world and isfindihg it tougher to acquire supplies Dollar standards and barriers under the European Common Market are adding to the problem But she wont buy in Canada She says North American women will no Iwd the kind of life necessary to produce a long head oi shining beautiful hair No dancing no partying wutching what they eat no tint ing No they wouldnt do it she says Monday November 5 1962 BURNS LAKE NEWS PO Box 278 BURNS LAKE A floor length wedding gown of silk ovcr taffeta was chosen by Ca Catherine ¬ therine Nora Pearl Hitchcy for her marriage recently to lames William Minger The filled bodice feature a rounded neck line and cap sleeves The nylon tulle veil misled from a satin tiara em embroidered ¬ broidered with sequins and tiny beads Long fingerlcss satin mittens and white satin shoes complete cd the ensemble of the bride who carried a bouquet of red geraniums By RACHEL ROBINSON The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Amos Ritchey of Hums Lake wore a drop pearl necklace a wedding gift as her only jewelry She was given in marriage by her fa father ¬ ther The grooms sister-in-law Mrs Roy Minger attended the bride as matron of honor wear wearing ¬ ing a ballerina length dress of pink silk over taffeta trimmed with rosebuds at the neckline and on the skirt She wore a pink satin ban bandeau ¬ deau in her hair and carried a bouquet of pink and white Language lab linguistic aid LONDON CD You dont have to know the grammar to speak a foreign language these days In fact you need never put pen to paper until you arc almost good enough at French or Spanish to fool the natives The tape recorder is oust ousting ¬ ing the textbook in the most modern language classes In conjunction with projected slides or film strips it is the basic mechanism of the lang language ¬ uage laboratory a system comparatively new to Brit Britain ¬ ain but used widely in France Russia and the US Britains first full scale lan language ¬ guage laboratory has been operating for just over a year at Ealing Technical College in west London So far it has only provided instruction in French but a recent 2G000 grant from the Nuffield Foun Foundation ¬ dation will enable courses in Spanish and German to be developed The audio visual system used at Ealing originated at UNESCO headquarters near Paris and was later developed by the Centre dc Recherches ct dEtudcs pour la Diffu Diffusion ¬ sion de Francaise CREDIF at Saint Cloud BASIC VOCABULARY Known as Voix et Images tie France it teaches a basic vocabulary of 1500 idiomatic words at the speed and in intonation ¬ tonation of normal French conversation In 10 weeks of intensive study a pupil with no previous knowledge of French can achieve a working command of the language with emphasis on everyday conversational situations The equipment at Ealing built by a British firm to a modification of the French design cost about 3000 to install It consists of 16 glass walled sound proof cubicles in a room about 25 feet square each cubicle containing a dual track tape recorder mic- Style in wigs puts premium on tresses VANCOUVER CP Now that wigs are back in style can Canadian women turn a profit by snipping and selling their natural tresses Yes says Adam perry whose company deals in wigs and hair pieces Possibly but they cant be bothered says Mrs C J West- all whose late husbands family has been in the wig business here for years Mr Dcrry and Mrs Wcstall are two persons wjtji a differ encc of expert opinion oh novel subject The quality of rophone and headphones Fac Facing ¬ ing them is a master control panel and small home movie screen Adjusting their headphones students switch on their tape recorders for the days lesson which has been pre recorded on the master track of the tape At the same time on the screen a synchronized film strip puts the spoken pass passages ¬ ages into visual terms After each recorded sen sentence ¬ tence there is a pause while the second track of the tape comes into play The idea is for the student to repeat the sentence into his microphone imitating as closely as pos possible ¬ sible the speed and intonation of the teachers voice PRONUNCIATION AID The students voice is re recorded ¬ corded on to this second track and when the tape is played back he hears both tracks as one and can compare his pro pronunciation ¬ nunciation with the original If he is not satisfied with it he can erase his attempt and racord he teachers voice stays on the master track The cubicle system helps to boost self confidence in speak speaking ¬ ing and enables a slow pupil to regulate his own speed of work without holding back the rest of the class Meanwhile the class super supervisor ¬ visor at her control panel keeps tab on the progress of each student by a simple monitoring device At the flick of a switch she can listen in to any cubicle without the occupant being aware of it give individual instruction or address the whole class sim simultaneously ¬ ultaneously Written exercises have no place in the course but at its end most pupils find they can express themselves clearly in a simple letter or essay SIMPLE AT FIRST Everything is kept as sim simple ¬ ple as possible in early les lessons ¬ sons with finer points of grammar left to further study by the individual Questions for example are expressed as statements with a ques questioning ¬ tioning intonation vous habitcz a Paris rather than with the formal inver inversion ¬ sion of the verb or the pre prefix ¬ fix est ce que The person responsible for bringing the Saint Cloud sys system ¬ tem to Britain is Miss Mabel Sculthorp director of general studies at Ealing College A tiny dynamic brown haired woman in her middle 40s Miss Sculthorp starts work at 6 am each day often travels to Europe and America in search of new developments in audio visual teaching and keeps in touch with practi practitioners ¬ tioners of the method all over the world Currently she is engaged on developing the new courses in German and Spanish EVERYDAY TALK Teacjiihg languages is a social thing says Miss Scul Sculthorp ¬ thorp After all its basic basically ¬ ally people talking to people She likes to centre lessons around practical situations introductions at a party Pider ing a meal or being sho w n around a factory Recently she custom built a crash course in Italian for eight executives of a big pa paper ¬ per company which is about to open a plant in southern Italy A director of the com company ¬ pany later told a reporter he felt the European Common Market was producing a whole new approach to language training Whether or not Brit Britain ¬ ain went into Europe the old idea that a British business man abrgad could peak JJng lfsh and let the foreigners cope as best they could was dead Not only adults but chil children ¬ dren wijl pe taught a foreign language as a tool they will use in their working life ra rather ¬ ther than as a classroom dis discipline ¬ cipline he said This is a tremendously important change of attitude for this country Phone 260 carnations Her jewelry was a locket the gift of the bride The ceremony was held in the Pentecostal Church with the Rev M T Stronstad as of officiating ¬ ficiating minister Mrs Henry Schritt played I he wedding mu music ¬ sic Th groom son of Mr and Mrs George Minger had his el elder ¬ der brother Roy as best man Ushers were Larry Ritchey and Robert Mmger Following the ceremony a re reception ¬ ception was held at the home of the bride where the wed wedding ¬ ding party received 95 guests The room was gaily decorat ed with pink and white wedding bells and streamers The brides table was cen centred ¬ tred with a three tier cake made by Mrs Raymond Ball and trimmed by the mother of the groom The tiers stood on swan pillars and were topped with a miniature bride and groom Robert pulley proposed the toast to his granddaughter Miss Bcrnicc Payne and Miss Maureen Patterson presided at the urns Out of town guests were Roy Minger Sr grandfather of the groom of Priestley BC Mr and Mrs Alex Hawcs sister and brother-in-law of the groom Mr and Mrs Ray Finch Mrs William Watson all of Tinta gel Mr and Mrs Ken Payne sister and brother-in-law of the bride Rose Lake Mr and Mrs Robert pulley of Langlcy grandparents of the bride and Mr -and Mrs Sam Shaffer of Francois Lake The newly weds will make their home in Burns Lake Submarine cable goes under park PORf ALBERNI CP Ca Cathedral ¬ thedral Grove a site of breath breathtaking ¬ taking beauty on Vancouver Island will soon face the work workmans ¬ mans shovel But not a single gigantic Douglas fir will fall in the name of progress The 332 acre grove in the is lands southern interior donat ed Jo the province 18 years ago by lumber magnate II R Mac Millan will be the site of part of an overseas cable connect connecting ¬ ing Australia with Canada Workmen will dig a 30 foot trench for a mile through the park to bury the cable under ground No trees will be cut down We are working along with the parks people in order that both of us will ensure the na natural ¬ tural beauty will remain un unscathed ¬ scathed said R G Griffiths of Montreal chief engineer of the Canadian Overseas Tele Telecommunication ¬ communication Corporation Bulfets damage two new cars QUESNEL Special Two news cars being shipped on a PGE flatcar to Cariboo dealers were damaged by hunters along the railway between North Van Vancouver ¬ couver and here When they arrived at Ques nel one car had two side win windows ¬ dows shot through while the second had its back windows shot out and the lining of the car top ripped by a bullet T T K yjffEF NOTICE STUDINTS t PARENTS For those students missed on our V2ula school portrait program vve will be taking photos In Duche fork Scpool basement between 930 am arid 800 pm Saturday November 10th The cost is the same as in the regular school plrogrcm CRAFTSMAN PHOTOGRAPHERS LTD J322 fth Avenue phone LOgan 4 421 McLeods Lake By MRS N Y MIDDLETON McLEODS LAKE McLeods Lake Centennial Club sponsor sponsored ¬ ed a very successful childrens Halloween party in the local hall The three judges Mrs J Haight Mrs R McNab and Mrs R 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