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A four-year Bachelor of Phy- sical and Health Education pro- gram, operated on _Waterloo’s popular eo-operative education timetable, will begin in Septeaw ber 1967, said Professor Pugliese. A unique academic program in physical education, to begin next year at the University of Waterloo, was announced today by Professor Dan Pugliese, di- rector of the university's new School of Physical and Health Education. "The course will help develop a highly qualified professional in physical education," said Pro. fessor Puglieise. "We expect that graduates will play major roles in school programs, community recreation programs and other areas of physical and health edu- cation activities." Students will spend eight four. month terms at university for academic studies alternated with six similar terms with profes- sional organizations to gain prac- tieal experience. The academic program offers the same flexibility as Waterloo's other co-operative education courses. Students will take a total of 24 courses including 13 in physical education and four in biology, English, psychology and sociology. In addition, stu- dents will take seven elective Under the eo-operative plan, students will spend their first year at university and will work in recreation situations the fol- lowing summer. They will then alternate ltour month academic terms with four month profes- sional training terms for the dur- ation of their course. University Of Waterloo Announces New Physical Education Program TRAIN TO TORONTO Ask about convénlent departure and return times For tntormtttlon, phono the local _ CN Passenger Sales Ottk= An initial enrolment of " stu- lents is anticipated in the new course. The University of Water- loo now offers a one-year post degree program in. physical edu. cation for univeuuy gradV This program will terminate in the spring at 1988, said Profer sor Pugiiese. Former YMCA executive, Jack Pearse, of Ottawa, has been ap- pointed program co-ordinator to work with education and re-hab ilitation institutions, community recreation boards, s u m m e r camps, and the YMCA, YWCA, and YMHA. Mr. Pearse, a graduate of the University of Toronto, is host of “Jack in the Box", a CBC chil- dren's television program and courses in arts, science or the social sciences depending on whether they want to pursue teaching careers or plan to en- ter agency work. CANADIAN NATIONAL . 96A Union St. E. "_. tttttttttt FORWARD SCHOOL OF MUSIC Lessons On Piano and Guitar Popular - Classic - Polk Music JUST OPENED Phone 742-3173 Bar, Ptt.oo $2.20 building on which construction began last week at the Waterloo campus. The teaching, research and activities building will be the most modern sports complex in Canada. - also operates Camp Tawingo at Huntsville. He is a consultant to the Fitness and Amateur Sport Directorate of the Department of Health and Welfare, Ottawa, " well. _ Headquarters for the course will be a new 145,000 sq. ft.. phy- Jii/eduatiotr- and athletics In: elm have enjoyed tho-ulna at he lbw h the Waterloo Park, Mata to lie-hen d the Waterloo You. len'a Club. Thia active local club who” motto is “all for Waterloo" have over the put few years donated in eaceaa (I $2,000 at playground equipment. The last couple of years they have alao helped sponsor the day camp with cash donationa and some equipment. This year they presented Ken Pflug with a cheque for $225 for this purpose. In future years they will con» tinue to assist the camp and quite probably will make a start on equipping Moses Springer Park. Once donated, the equip. ment is maintained by the Wao terloo Recreational Committee, however this year the club un- dertook the repair of the round- about and it will again be ready for use next spring. Shown (left) is Earrol Sippel (director) ad. miring the elub's newly erected sign, and (right) Tom Fitzger- ald (seet'y) and Lyle Spencer (president) try out the new "fly- ing saueer" swing. Re: "How did you get rid of that noise in the rear of the Him: “I had her sit in the trim: seat with me." car?” 7., Waterloo Pener) THE. WATERLOO CHRONICLE WATERLOO RED CROSS THE PAPER THAT SUPPORTS SUPPORT BOW IO TAKE AND um TEMPERATURE PULSE AND RESPIRATION now 10 RNOGNIZE SYMPTOMS. HOW TO MEET SICKNESS IN THE HOME AND MANY OTHER SKILLS. Red Cross Rooms - Corner ot King & Herbert REGISTER NOW " SH 2-1565 " Week Course Includes: Lectures By Doctors and Specialists LEARN THE ARTS OF HOME NURSING CELTIFICATE AND PIN BEIGNA'I‘NG _ "mm m m CROSS VOLUNTm SENIOR. HOME . NURSING CLASSES Classes Start October 17th This Menage Sponsored By Joe A. Strut, C.L.U. ILR. 3, Waterloo Imperial Lite Assurance Company of Canndn Specialists In Pension Plan and Estate Analysis