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Spelling Progress Bulletin Dedicated to finding the causes of difficulties in learning reading and spelling. Winter, 1977 Publisht quarterly Spring, Summer. Fall, Winter Subscription $ a year. Volume XVII, No. 4 Editor and General Manager, Newell W. Tune, 5848 Alcove Ave, No. Hollywood, Calif. 91607 Assistant Editor, Helen Bonnema Bisgard. 13618 E. Bethany Pl. #307 Aurora. CO. 80014 Editorial Board: Harvie Barnard. Emmett A. Betts, Helen Bonnema, Wilbur J. Kupfrian, William J. Reed, Ben D. Wood. Table of Contents 1. Obituary: Dr. Godfrey Dewey. 2. The Right to Read and Write , by Raymond E. Laurita. 3. A New Perspective of English Orthography and its Effect upon Speech to Print Relationships, by Raymond E. Laurita. 10. The Vaecancy , by Frank du Feu. 10. What is Reading? by Newell W. Tune. 11. Eagerness to Learn , by Emm ett Albert Betts, ., . 13. Visualization, the Base of Learning --Human Programming , by Harvie Barnard. 14. Accent on Teaching , by Emmett Albert Betts, ., . 14. Illiteracy and the Navy , by Vice Admiral James D. Watkins. Book Reviews by Emmett A. Betts a nd Helen B. Bisgard : 16. Regularized English, Regularized Inglish , by Axel Wijk. 19. A History of English Spelling , by D. G. Scragg. 1 9. Crazy Talk, Stupid Talk , by Neil Postman. Obituary Dr. Godfrey Dewey, the father of winter sports in Lake Placid whose questing mind made him a man for all seasons, died at midnigh t Tuesday, Oct. 18, 1977 in Placid Memorial Hospital. He had reached his 90th birthday, Sept. 3rd. The sportsman -educator's life spanned the turbulent juncture of two centuries. And the Adirondacks and the Lake Placid Club were his anchor and his sustenan ce. Godfrey Dewey first came to the Adirondacks from his native New York City -with his mother, Annie Godfrey Dewey, and his famous father, Melvil Dewey -when he was five years old. The region has changed much since then. And Dr. Dewey had much to do wi th those changes. Altho