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NEWS Page II April 7, 1966 THE NINETEEN JOIN COMMUNITY CHURCH At a Confirmation Service held on Palm Sunday in the Terrace Bay Community Church nineteen new members joined the Church, either through profession of faith or by transfer. Those joining were Lois Ann Fraser, Jane Kelty, Donna Chapman, the finest skilled medical care and. hospitalization; | if 'provides physiotherapy and the necessary braces, crutches, special chairs and other equipment; it provides summer camping and it provides the moral help a family needs as it faces a crisis in the life of a child and relieves the financial burden which otherwise would be intolerable. WHERE ELSE CAN Valerie Boyd, Wendy McMillan, Nancy Gould, Robert Gould, Samuel Harris, James Shivas, Steven Payette, Richard Lohr, Thomas Knight, Edward Brown, Graham Coe, Dan Brant, William Brant and James Gerlach. The two members re- ceived through letter of transfer were, Arnold Almos from St.Andrew's Church, Schreiber and Mrs.Almos, from Wesley United Church, Fort William. EASTER SEAL OBJECTIVE $1,200 The Easter Seal Campaign objective for the dis- tricts of Terrace Bay and Marathon is $1200. This is a modest amount to ask for the taking care of our unfortunate crippled children. To offer them an opportunity to live and play and 'work in as nor- mal a manner as is possible for them is the finest gift a community can bestow. Your contribution, given through the Easter Seals Campaign will pro- vide the crippled child with this chance to live. Your contribution provides the services of a dis- trict nurse who periodically visits the home of the child; it provides a Diagnostic Treatment Centre in Fort William; it provides transportation for a child and one parent or nurse to the Centre; it provides *JUNIOR PLAYGROUND LEADERS - Open to applicants 16 years of age and over who possess basic skills in the following: athletics - music - arts and crafts - and a high degree of leadership ability. PLAYGROUND VOLUNTEERS - Open to boys and girls 13 years of age and over who are willing to devote several hours of their time during the summer months working with young children on playground programmes. *ROLLER SKATING ATTENDANTS - For boys at least 14 years of age, to work three (3) nights per week during the summer months fastening roller skates and some main= tenance duties. *SWIMMING POOL CASHIERS - To be responsible for the admissions and checking system for clothing. Preferable age at least 16 years of age or over. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT APPLICATIONS FOR THE ABOVE POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE RECREATION OFFICE, AND CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS IS MAY 4TH, 1966. YOU DO SO MUCH FOR SO LITTLE? The local Timmie for this area for 1966 is Miss Rosalie Kettle, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.E.Kettle of Terrace Bay. BUY & USE EASTER SEALS. SEX IN CANADIAN SCHOOLS? Should sex education be given in schools? This question is thoroughly aired in the current issue of Quest, official publication of The Canadian Home and School and Parent-Teacher Federation. The magazine contains the view of an unmarried girl, a teacher, an Anglican minister, a psychologist and a marriage counsellor. The articles look at some of the prudery, hypo- crisy, conventions, inhibitions and emotional difficulties that prevent parents from guiding their children in sexual knowledge. It concludes: "So if we are really going to teach the facts of life and love we need to employ qualified instruc- tors. Is it not strange that we should demand specialized training for the primary teacher, for art, music, mathematics and even physical educa- tion, but in the most complex and precious area of human relationships we leave it ...continued P.12 * SWIMMING POOL STAFF An Instructor and an Assistant Instructor . Applicants should have Red Cross |nstructors or Leaders Award, Royal Life Saving Awards (minimum - Bronze Medallion or equivalent) completed a Lifeguard Certification Course, 18 years of age and over. *LIFE GUARDS ; Candidates should have completed Red Cross Patrol Leaders Course or a Lifeguards Certifica- tion Course and must be 16 years of age and over. *VOLUNTEER POOL STAFF Volunteers are required to work as appren- tice trainees doing some instructing and life- guard work. Minimum requirements are at least 14 years of age or over, and a pass in the Red Cross Senior Swimming Award.