What's a suitable title for chapter 4 in The Giver by Lois Lowry?

When determining what to call a chapter with no name, consider the themes found therein. What happens to the characters in this chapter? Is there anything in the chapter that moves the plot forward? Is anything revealed that was not known to the characters or the reader before this point in the book? Chapter 4 in Lowry's The Giver shows Jonas volunteering at the House of the Old along with his friends Fiona and Asher. The reader is informed of the following aspects of their community: First, Elevens need to have finished a certain number of service hours before the Ceremony of Twelve in order to receive an assignment; there are also rules about not looking at other people's nakedness and bragging; and, as Jonas bathes the old woman Larissa, they discuss that morning's Ceremony of Release for Roberto. Jonas and Larissa discuss his release as follows:

"'What happens when they make the actual release? Where exactly did Roberto go?'

She lifted her bare wet shoulders in a small shrug. 'I don't know. I don't think anybody does, except the committee. He just bowed to all of us and then walked, like they all do, through the special door in the Releasing Room'" (32).

The above passage reveals that people don't know that Release means death. Jonas learns later that people who are released actually get injected with a drug that kills them. But for the purpose of creating suspense and mystery, this information cannot be divulged in the title of the chapter.

Possible chapter titles for chapter 4 might be:

1. The House of the Old
2. Bathing Larissa at the House of the Old
3. Service Hours at the House of the Old
4. Learning about a Ceremony of Release
5. Jonas Learns about the Ceremony of Release
6. Jonas Meets Larissa

What would be a fitting title for chapter six of The Giver?

Chapter 6 is a bit of an odd chapter. The story is about Jonas; however, chapter 6 is not about the Ceremony of the 12. There are ceremonies happening, but they are for the younger kids. Much of the chapter has Jonas reminiscing about previous ceremonies and/or rumors about people and certain results of ceremonies. We also get to see a bit of the attachment that Jonas is already forming with Gabriel.

The chapter takes place over two days because the ceremonies apparently take long enough to have to be split into two parts. The chapter ends right before Jonas's ceremony begins.

With that overview in mind, I think an appropriate title should be something about ceremonies or memories. Additionally, a chapter title should be kept fairly short.