Walkerton Independent, Volume 83, Number 33, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 14 July 1960 — Page 3

Churches Co-Sponsoring Instructional Workshop On Puppets As Teaching Aid

Tlie various churches in the area of North Liberty and Walkerton are co-sponsoring an evening workshop on puppets as a means of assisting teachers in Sunday Schools to use this method of teaching with boys and girls. Mrs. Clyde Messeguie of South Bend will be the leader of the group and will demonstrate how various types of puppets are made and how they can be used with children. She will also give instruction on the type of stor les that adapt themselves to this media and the criteria for story self tion. So tiiat the people in the audience will better understand how to make puppets, she will bring material and supplies for them to use; by actually making a puppet (cork-head or clay-head puppet i under the direction of Mrs. Resseguie, the teacher will have mere confidence in teaching others. Mrs. Resseguie will be assisted by Mrs. O. C. Hartman, who hvill demonstrate the technique of puppets with pre-school and kindergarten children—using the paper sack demonst- tion. Miss Weber will briefly outline the principles of impromptu dramatics as it is related to this field. Mrs. Resseguie has served as the chairman of the Children's Division of the Council of Churches for the past year and jJiWj ^1 I Our advice to drivers is free, too! It pays a driver to listen to good advice — even w hen it comes from the back seat. B We think you may profit from our advice about car insurance. How much and what H kind you need for adequate protection against the risks of driving. No obligation, of S course. 9 HIATT I Insurance Agency SO2 Ohio, Walkerton H Rtprcwvtiw thl | Hartford Fire si (Insurance Company Group M Hartford, Conn. J|

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is now serving as advisor exofficio; Mrs .Hartman is also a Boaid member and is employed by the Public Libraries of South Bend as "The Story Lady"; she tolls stories to large groups of pre-school children ea< h morning of the wt>ek during the school year at the various branches of the library. Miss Weber is the Director of Christian Education < f th? Council of Chinches. This program will be held on Wednesday evening, .July 20. al S;00-9:30 p.m at the Church of the Brethren .North Liberty. R bert Holderrt ad < I* the host < hm< h will servo as coordinator; Rev. Chai lei Patterson of th.- Metho dust Church will lead the opening devotions. This evening of instruction is open to any। .ne interested. It is not an e.ntei tainment program; it is a work shop with the purpose of giving inf sanation to teachers of children and youth on the u.se of puppets in teaching religion effectively and dramatically. Chairman of arrangements in -North Liberty is Miss Eva Cullar. IVo Ttams Still Tied In League Hollowing action Saturday and Tuesday nights, the Pony L>ag .. is still ail tied for first and last. Two teams, Heil s and W.dke; ■ ton Lanes, won one-sided victories to remain deadlocked for first. Last Saturday. Ernie Mmrison pitched Heil's to a decisive 13-5 win over the Pcwdl-Mann team. Roy Allen was the losing pitcher for Powell-Mann. Tuesday night, the Walkerton Lanes romped to the 11-2 win over Hiatt' s with a big 7 run seventh inning icing up the game. Don Ludkvig was the winning pitcher and Jake Baron was the loser. The Standings Walkerton Lanes 5 i Heil's Restaurant 5 i Hiatt's Insurance 1 5 Powell-Mann 1 5 For tlus coming week, the schedule reads as billows: Saturday. Heils will play Hiatts and on Tuesday, Walkerton Lanes will battle Powell-Mann. Vacation is a period when yen exchange good dollars for had quarters. Walkerton Independent Robert E. UrMn, Editor Publisher Independent-News Co. WUKERTON pmiANA Publication Time: Thursday of each week Second Class Postage paid at Walkerton, Indian^ Subscription ratesi 9XM for .•. f or each paper In Indiana; out-of-state subscriptions, $3.00.

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