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a student speaks school philosophy dictates working as one entity home from rjac for the holidays secondary school structure and philosophy by david blanay to detail the present learn ins process structure and philosophv is a very tall or der however this is not ex cth wht i will be doing what 1 wish to do is present vh t a student is presented w ih either tacitly or out loud i won t say that what 1 pres ent arc the thoughts that ar supposed to lie behind th system i will simplv sav that they are the ones which a student perceives i will also submit that they might just as well be the ones the svstcm really works under because they are the onpi which the student will act and react to they also stand a good chance on a close e- animation of bong the real guides of ihe system in most cases one would is lump that if a philosophy is rcalij determining the moves in a process then it would also de termine the structure in th learning process however is not as easily determined that the structure flows from ihe philosophy bsicallj the structure and philcsophj are authoritarian io the worst sense not only this but the tructure seems to have become an end in itself it hai become he guide line and the philosophy has been made to work within it when- i said authoritarian in the worst sense i did not mean that it was regimented and to tally ordered it it and this is an evil in itself but rather thin nstcad of being taught how to think a student is being taught what to think todav the modern educator seems to read not only machiaxelli but also the hand baot of computor programming there arc certain rules that are iipccssary at present in our secondary schools these hn evtr i a mrhool is running w 1 can and should be kept to a minimum the proliferation of ules and regulations which he grown up in our schools represent altemrls to shoreup a faijng system administrators fear that innamcd something that black horror which the teenage generation is conspir ing to inflict on them wnen thy are not looking they seem to have in mind a more compli cated version of putting a frog in the teachers desk to prev vnt this educators and adminis trators develop a day to day phi losophy which reenforces the ethic of present society a soc iety which they live tn but which a student not watched constantly will for a few heady moments break away from but 3 few heady moments is all for dissent is soon beaten out of him in secondary school the atu dent finds himself dealing with n rfionolith more correctly h finds a monolith dealing with him for what cog ever found itself dealing with the whole machine the structure we are dcalisg wi h dictates completely from hc top the reasons for any particular action are never ex plained they shouldn need to be because ftiey came from the authority seems to be the the ory the philosophy and structure determine that the school must work as one entity the divers parts of the whole composition ire not there to advance them selves but to advance the whole ml this for as usual soma yet urexplained reason north halton opp report for the week during the week of dec 1 to dec 16 inclusive personnel of north halton detachment ontario provincial police wor cd a total of 956 hours and patrolled 6 749 miles an area highwavs as a result of pat ro 31 charges were preferred 28 traffic warnings issued and 12 vehicles were safety check or there were 6 property dam ac accidents investigated and 4 personal injury accidents re sulting in s persons being in jured and property damage tot vling 57 395 causes of accid cnts were inattentive dnv ng driver lost control and speed too fast for road or traf t f ic conditions there were 4 charges laid as a result of these ace dents there were 67 con ictons reg stered in macist atct conn there were 41 general occur rcn cs reported during this penod including 4 break cntr and theft investigations 1 sol en chicle from mobawk race- vj 2 liquor investigations re sulting m 3 persons being char cod under the liquor control jet 2 thefts from parked cars hems investigated 1 person char with impaired driving 1 fraud investigation resulting in i person being charged 1 helt of outside christmas lil is 2 other cnminal code invcstiga ions- all other occur rences wire of a minor nature aslsir- for sale three bedroom brtck bungalow close to schools shop ping and churches owner has moved out of town and requires quick sale for further details call 4516232 mls e a mitchell ltd 24 queen street east brampton hilkron steel bantams edge chinguacousy i korgetown s hilkron bant tms outscorcd the visiting chinguacousy bantam team to come out on top with a 65 vie tory dec 12th this was a key win for the georgetown squad kince they had lost their last two games and had been out scored 10 goals to 1 at the end of the first period the score was bed 33 chingua cousy jumped into an early 10 lead before the contest was two minutes old then an unassis ted goal by defenceman bill dumper tied the score and just as the period was slightly more than half over brian beaumont scored unassisted to give gcor eetown a 2 1 lead the lead was short lived as the visitors tied the game just a minute la tcr once again georgetown for ged ahead with brian beau mont counting from jamie woody only to have chinzua cousj knot the score at 33 sec onds before the period ended in the second period both teams had their attacks bog down georgetown had a deftn ite edge in the play but failed t put the puck m the net and fo the period ended in a 33 deadlock for a raile the third penod toov en the appearance of thi firs penod chinguacousy bounded into an early 43 lead aftly to have georgetown storm back with goals by brian bar rtt from alec ovendcn and jamie moodv from brian beaumont to take a 54 lead again the visitors tied the score at 55 but when georgetown fa ktuoned a 68 lead on a goal by ftnan barrett from bill stanael they made it stick with any luck georgetown could have bode the score higher as tbey hissed several opportunities around the coxngobcousy net particularly in the third period bell ones by arnold blachford your telephone manager christmas weekend is on its way many fatally gath erings will be possible since people will have time to trv el home over the long weekend for christmas and much of that travel will be by auto so just a word of caution remember that sleet ice snowrutted roads often make winter driving hazardous these few reminders rec ommended by many experienced drivers if heeded will help jo make your christmas holiday both safe and pleaa keep you car in top mechanical oftdek ob- hive all the laws and be courteous and alert use snow tires or chains on ice and packed snow drive smoothly avoid sudden starts stops and abrupt turns keep more than the usual distance between your car and the vehicle ahead pump brakes lightly on ice or wet b to bring your car to a gradual stop if you should sktd let up on the gas pedal and steer in the same direc tion as your rear wheels are sliding watch stopping distance on slush as on glare ice turn your headlights on low beam during a snow storm or fog watch for icy p on streets and frosty bridge floors keep win dows clear and clean above all slow down happy and safe travelling your 1968 directory georgetown a new telephone directory will be jjo- mg to press shortly so please check your listing is your name spelled correctly and what about your address and phone number lave you thought about additional list nigs other members of your family and relatives room ers or boarders would benefit from having their name list ed in the telephone book if you re a business man you cn use extra listings to associate your name and residence telephone number with your firm name or to show after- hour numbers for you and your key employees remember extra listings at nttle cost make it easier for people to find ou for any changes in your listing or any addi uon call our business office at 8t7 2292 without delay canadians fortunate enough tn have visited expo 67 this past summer heard languages from every corner of the globe not only in the fascinating national pavilions but along the walkways of expo ground the different tongues added to the international atmosphere i thought it might be interesting or discover how the telephone was answer ed in some of the countries our helm cornea from the high german holla which apparently waa originally a command for a horse or a dog it s now completely replaced ahoy the first tele phone greeting todays german answers with wer spnchf who peaks while god dag good day provides the open ing gambit in sweden the spanish thg talk cooes straight to tha point and the ever tactful frenchman commences with jecoute i am listening the russians answer with slushavu meaning listen ing in britain the telephone is usually answered by re peating the telephone number however if your answering a business call the rtama of your firm and your own name provide the nest response for the caller best wishes for a happy christmas season from your georgetown area bell canada employees thi oiororrown herald thursday dec 11 1w rolf tomlins officer cadet rolf tomllnb of georgetown returned home for twenty two days christmas leave from the royal military college of kingston on decem ber 17th this u his first ex tended leave period since loin mg the college as a recruit in september rolf is the son of mr and mrs g w tomlins 416 mclntyre crescent and graduated from georgetown high school after an extensive four year course in academics leadership and athletics officer cadet tomlins will graduate from rmc with a bachelor degree in his chosen course and a com mission in the canadian armed forces forego christmas treat give books to hospital the 2nd georgetown cub pack which meets every monday night in st georges parish hall enjoyed a christmas party on the 18th december games were olayed and an enjoyable time was had singing carols af tcr vhich refreshments were red instead of exchanging gifts with each other the boys bought a story book each to go io the children s ward at the georgetown hospital after the rreeting these were taken in a iecoratod box by two of the cubs and handed in at the bos pita with wishes to the children from the cub pack the pack meeting closed with he lords prayer and a warn ing from akela not to use skat er maybe received as a gift at christmas on just any pond but in an area specified for ska- tint may avoid a serious accident on thin ice the next meeting will be on january 8 future movie start shes ihe picture of her lath er and the sound track of her nother only 3 more shopping days before christmas santa claus returns to bargain town 239 queen st e brampton across from canadian tire next to howard elliott open tonight and every night santas here friday 7 pm to 9 pm and au day saturday last minute bargains why pay more mens ladies watches wrist pkndant 1 year guarantee 8 girls leotards sizes 1 to 6 comp s3 97 mens all sizes dress 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