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Curriculum Discussed At Sunday School KEDRON (TC) -- The third and final session of a very suc- cessful workshop on Year II of the Sunday Schoo] Curric- ulum was held Monday evening in Columbus United Church. Invitations went out to all rural churches of the Oshawa Presbytery, and there was an enthusastic turn-out from Columbus, Kedron, Raglan, Manchester, Blackstock, Green- wood, Courtice, Burketon, En- field, Maple Grove, Enniskillen, Prince Albert, Ebenezer, St. Stephen's, Port Perry and Scu- gog island United churches. "This workshop is intended to be a very down-to-earth look at the teacher's job in the coming year,' said Rev. Winnifred Bridges, who was chiefly. re- sponsible for arrangements, PRACTICAL TALKS All speakers proved to be very practical in their remarks. Miss Shirley McKee, deaconess| at Northminster Church, Osh- awa, began the study with a talk on "Understanding the Child," speaking of the dominant char- acteristics of the -- age! groups, and suggesting techniques of seo pein than the old admonition of the teacher--"Sit still and be quiet, class, while I teach you about the love of God." Mrs. D. Arscott, of Courtice, spoke on lesson preparation, and Rev. Basil Long, of Orono, spoke the third evening on "The} Challenge and the Opportunity." For the second hour of each jwere led by Rev. C iT. H. Fleetham, "ier, George! hE D SBN I Ph Sk) IO a tra rae i Ai New Nurses Woremnop )) Initiated WHITBY -- Junior students, Greenwood; (Primary) -- Mrs. |members of the class of. 1968, R. V. Sheffield, Oshawa; Rev.| at the Ontario Hospital School T. H. Fleetham, Greenwood:|°¢ Nursing, Whitby, were ini- pga ge A Me A tiated into the school by the Mrs. Philip Romeril, Black-| "Ti, a. aie ginck: (hetinek + Mrs. Rodget| 0 et COs Oe . Bisho} Season their seniors had been waiting) Sigs . for, for two years and it came The second session was de-| voted to a study of the BOsPel toners, to the new proba-| oe ae tea Twenty-eight girls, frightened) Romeril, of Courtice, spoke on| of the unknown events ahead of! how and when-the gospels were poder ly he jeg oe Aig Pg rep bor sage-yid od their heads and faces.| Workshop jscreaming and laughter ' were) cong pte faa Romeril yeard and much bowing down An extensive display of| '° their seniors was done. books for teaching aids and per-| The girls, after being dressed) | and crawling about the hallways) sonal study created a great deal} on their hands and knees, were! of interest. The UCW of Colum-| pret "a a scavenger hunt, in| bus United Church served cof) |their sporty costumes, into the| each session. at the close of courtyard.' Then through the| eau ae __|dark den of horrors they went | blindfolded: crawling through} A h A |weird feeling substances, plac-| not er 'ies ling their hands in the most un- usual concoctions and having Go P li ti ] streams of water trickle over) es 0 1 1Ca their hairdo's. ' The eventful evening ended HOLLYWOOD (AP) -- Actor with doughnuts served in bed) Gary Merrill said today he'll nans and punch served in an run next year for the state/ unusual manner not to be men- House of Representatives, and tioned. eventually for governor, in As they all went off to their Maine. beds (which were thoroughly I'm not a dedicated actor; | disrupted) they admitted to ac- I've always been interested in/tyally finding initiation a fun-| politics and other things," said filled experience. Merrill. "T'yve moved back to Port-| lived there and I went to col- |Picket lines were set up Wed- Pickeis Go Up At Arms Plant COBOURG, Ont. (CP) --- nesday as a strike at the Win- chester-Western (Canada) Ltd. arms and ammunition produc- tion plant continued into its sec- ond day. Some 169 employees, mem-| bers of Local 788, International) Association of Machinists (CLC) | | struck Tuesday after rejecting} the company's offer of a 23-| cent package increase for a two-year contract. The company's offer included a 19-cent hourly increase plus la four-cent differential for night |Much make-up was used, much] si itt ft The workers are asking for 40 cents more an hour. The men have been earning $1.90- | $1. : and the women $1.68 an Church To Hot District Meeting BROOKLIN -- Meadowcrest Baptist Church will be host for the meeting of the Sunderland- iCannington Association on Oct. 6. Afternoon and evening ses- sions will be held with outstand- jing speakers. A large group of parents at- tended "the Home and Schoo! Association. meeting when mem- bers of the teaching staff were A. E. JOHNSON, OD. | OPTOMETRIST wee. MauAw A TID a = ee MASS, Pildsy, 1; i963 7 introduced by the supervising|santhemum Tea and Bazaar principal, B. Walker. Oct. 18 in the Christian Edu- Te Explorers Group pers cation Centre. he Monday night was held in t form of a rally with a sing-song A supper was the} feature of the CGIT meeting. | | and games, MANY RUSSIANS STUDY More than 60,000,000 Rus- The Tyro Group for boys meets|sians, a quarter of the Soviet Wednesday nights Union's population, are taking The UCW will hold its Chry-|some sort of educational course. ALUMINUM AWNINGS PORCH ENCLOSURES STORM-SCREEN DOORS-WINDOWS PRIME WINDOWS CMHC ACCEFTED FLEXALUM SIDING JALOUSIES Reglozing and re-screening Aluminum door end Window Inserts Or ALUMINUM | NAM tierce Showroom and Factory PHONE 728-1633 pete tercaenar eee aie: aloes tame Oe SATURDAY ONLY 14 ONLY session the group broke up into|land. I've had New York and IJ lege there. sections to discuss methods of don't like it here. 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