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GEN LEKý-LVTIMES) TIIURSDAY, SPEBR2t,16 Liscombe-Il Weddina'g The Iawn at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Rutherford was the setting for a very 'pretty wed- ding on ~ Satturday, September 10, 196f-. 1Heather Jean Rutherford wýas given in- imarriage by lher father to Richard Harlow Lis- combe, son of Mrs. Doris Liscombe of Cornwall, Ont. Rev. Basil Long ufficiated àt' the ceremony. The bride worea winter xOhite wool Chanel suit with white satin trim, Her haf was a forest green off-the-face Breton. Her fiowers. were white carnations and yel- low roses. The bride's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mor- ley Richards, Bowmanvîile at- ten-ded the bride and groom. Mrs. Richards wore ýa double kait for- est green dreàss with brown ac- cessories. She also wore white carnations andiyellow roses. After the wedding the familles enjoyed a buffet supper at 'the hride's home. Mr. and Mrs. Lis- combe left for a trip in the Ot-1 tawa vicinîty. They are residing at 1423 Aubin Ave., Apt. 1, Corn- wall, Ont. -OUTDATED TEACIIING MEANS SCORNED 11V SCHOOL CRITIGS Canadian 'teachers were accus- ed recentiy of not keeping up with the times and creating in the schools a boring situation that me- sulted in an increasîng number of dropouts. The Caniadian Education Asso- ciation-for the first lime in its 43-year history-decided to ask students wShat was wrong with to- day's tcehing. Delegatýýes to the annuai' con- vention heaird views of four Bri tish Coltimibia high schooi stud- ents, one from Edmonton and one from Nova -Scotia. Robert Ilun1ka of Edm-fonton said: "17 think you'll find that stu- dents in 1966 are taught almost exactly the same way they were in the Urne of the Egyptians. They wvrote things down, they nlemorizedi what they'v wrote- and they didn't leara a thiing." Gieralil Ross of Sydney, NNS., said the basic reason now for re- maining la school 15 help assure employnme nt upon glraduation. H1e said inteilectual developmnent shouid rbe placed ahe,ad of a dip- loma. The students 'saýid current ev- ents' should be .stressed to liven uip a dullcurriculum, "Today's teachers don't seem to want to face up to today's issues," said Jim McEwan of Van- couver.','A tudent has to he giv- en sme kinil of motivation to War(Ion 0ler One oîf [the suggestions made by the siLadents was course sel- ection by a professionai educa- tionist board. The students said co-ordination in education should be improved if the boredom in the sehool is to be soived. Dr.' John Deutsch, chairman of Canada's Economie Council told delegates: "There 1i's a general feeling that the time has corne to take new and positive steps to bring about the necessary - . co-op-, eration between' provinces, com- mnunitties, educational authoritieý and teachers," The techaology of education, said Dr. Deutsch, must undergo' a rigorous examination. There is a very great scope for co-operation and( co of'dina- tion of efforts at miany levels in otir greatly ýdecentralized systern .f education. There is a great scope for avoidance of waste and for more rapid progress. R1e said achievement of the nation's economie goals will re- quire a much larger investment la research by universities and private industry, lthis country we have been lagging far too lon , les Lutherford a fie Lthe west end 1 Iast week. The grenade was 1dmn- ed over to, police '1hursday by the children's parents. ___________ ___ Chief of Police Bernard Kit- KIDDIES FIND ney said the greiade was in ai very rusted condition with the IIAND GRENADE firing pin stîli in position. It was A hnd rendebeieve tobetaken home by the chiidren be-j of :the First World War era, has foebigtredoe1oplc been turned over by Bowmanville Chef Nitney said parents police -to the Ontario Regiment should warn their children about at Oshawa for disposai touching unknown objects. 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