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16 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. A Thursday, March 24, 1960 , , iMrr iMtt-i t frmnr I ' .t.M,-Mir , -, BAMED CARDINAL The first native African to be named a Cardinal, Bishop Laurian Rugambwa, left, of Kutabo Tanganyika, chats with Father Antonio Woutersm of the Vhite Fathers, at Rome. Bishop Rugambwa will get his red htt from Pope John XXIII at a series of Vatican consistories Sinning March 28. (UPI Telephoto Outdoor Science Class Featured in Newspaper Edition , Ahland - An article about ( ducted a study of water life tu natural science outdoor el conducted by Dr. Iivne Hollenbeck, professor of Science at Southern Oregon goJij. was recently publish t on the Saturday education ptfi f the Christian Science Monitor. Ttm itory was written by Phylli Buell, fourth grade tetchtr at Briscoe school, Ash- j lnS, and Southern Oregon college alumni. "Outdoor experiences for science classes have been the theme song of Dr. Hollenbeck during her five years of col lege teaching and her 20 year of high school teaching." Mrs. Buell wrote. "In 1958 she demonstrated that outdoor science classes are successful for grade school pupils when she supervised a camping class for fifth and sixth graders." ""There can be no substitute for indoor science laborator ies, but there can be a better use of the outdoor laboratory of nature," Dr. Hollenbeck maintains. "The chemistry of a frog must be approached through a biology lab, but the life of a frog can best be ob served in its natural haoitat." Take Field Trip Each term Dr. Hollenbeck's SOC biology classes take a field trip to the Oregon coast, where they make a sea-life collection to be used later in t h classroom laboratory. They also take a complete ob servation tour of the Ashland campus which contains ex amples of many types of trees including a sequoia. Mrs. Buell's article was ac companied by pictures of the Oregon pilot camp for grade school students held for one week at Soda Springs. At the camp. Dr. Elmo N. Stevenson, SOC president and a former geology professor, led classes on erosion and explained the geological formation of the Rogue river bed. Austin Hamer. director of education for the Oregon state game commission con- i anH Harold Thomas, district ranger for the Rogue River National forest, taught the children how to plant trees and also explained the needs for certain types of trees in the forest. "Dr. Hollenbeck emphasizes the need for careful planning of a school camp and she feels the week's curriculum should stress science. The habitat of animals, the nature of plants identification of heavenly bodies, land formation and conservation, weather, and rock study can be included in the program. The companion ship of sharing camp jobs, the fellowship of group sing, the fun of square dancing, and an appreciation of nature's beau ty are pleasant by-products of such a camp," the article con eluded. Spring Cold Wave Plagues Midwest By United Press International A spring cold wave held Midwestern temperatures be low freezing today and spread a broad band of snow through the Great Lakes. Readings from northern Missouri and Kansas and southern Illinois to the Cana dian border dipped into the 20s as the cold front moved into the lower Mississippi valley. The mercury fell to 7 de grees above zero at Interna tional Falls, Minn. Some heavy snow was pre dicted for the Lake Superior area, with flurries spreading through the Lakes into New York state, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and New Eng land. Hospital attendants said hisl condition was satisfactory. Selective service officials! said Carter was expected tol be in the hospital about three! weeks. 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