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JANUARY 25, 1968 Terrace Bay's representatives in the North West- ern Curling Playdowns presently playing off at the Lakehead are shown in photo below, by M. Lund- berg. L. toR. Glenna MacDonald, Olie Chapman Norma Crockford and Sylvia Duquette (skip). TEACH YOUR CHILD HOW TO SEW Question: My daughter wants to sew. | sew some- well enough to get a few compliments, but how do | go abot teaching a child of nine? Answer: First, let me assure you that if your, young- ster shows, interest, nine years of age is not too young (neither is eight or seven for that matter). And don't be surprised if instead of your daughter, it's your son who wants to learn. At an early age, youngsters see sewing as a means of putting things together. They usually are motivat ed by a desire for the end product - often one of : their own creation. Most educators strongly believe that sewing should be treated as a creative activity. They caution a- gainst imposing too much emphasis on sewing methods too early while they strongly recommend teaching how to use tools properly to develop manipulative skills. Although each child is unique, when teach- ing a child, there are some generalities that may be helpful. Youngsters enjoy working with their hands. They enjoy the prestige of being allowed to use adult equipment - of entering into adult activity. Because - their attention span is short, children need guidance in order to achieve some small goals within each ac- tivity period. Because they excel in following defi- nite directions, children are a challenge to teach. They will want to know the why of each step you show them. (Cont'd on page 13 column 2) | TERRACE BAY NEWS. ACROSS 1-Warmth 5-Toll 9-Limb 12-Sicilian volcano 13-Lamb's pen name 14-Silkworm A5-Repaired -Roman gods -Title of respect -English baby carriage - Evaluated -Instructed -Pronoun -Hardle -Pair -Hurried -Near -Weirdest -Negative -Bird's beak -Ocean -Coins -A state (abbr.) -Flight of steps -Harmony -Slave -Staff -200 (Roman number) -Surrounded -Everyone 60- European capital 62-Bacteriolo- gist's wire 63-Insect 64-Preposition 65-Places DOWN 1-Dress border 2-French for "summer"' 3-Girl's name 4-Baby frog 5-Foot lever 6-Spanish , article 7-Succor 8-Den - 9-Man's name 10-Great Lake 11-Encircle 16-Wears away 20-Interpose 22-Part of "to be' 23-Graceful bird 24-Quote 25-Pronoun 26-Owing 30-Relating to the singing birds 32-Pilaster 33- Inquisitive (colloq.) 36-Things, ir law 37-Shipworms 40-Part of harness 43-Compass point 45-Prefix: not - Shellfish -Pit - Unbleached -Policeman PAGE 11 S| [31S RIN Of s[OMS]S BBE EME AE 1} 5[9] | 2] ASM Oley SINS] at lw THIS} Aly] MTST [Via] Se a (S| [NN] 35 S| sa] SIN) OTN LS] 3] Te) 3]3 IV] NE Oe Caen 3] Wi a] 3] "[ Oo] HIS] 5) SEBGE MMEF et iT SH al Sy a] N] S|] | fel] Sani iSI 213/77] +3] ot ve) SOLUTION 57-Superlative ending 58-French: (slang) of the 6-Command to 61-A state