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THE ADVERTISER â€" Thursday, April 30, 1964 The recent meeting of the Douglas Park Home and School Association had as its guest speaker Mr. Paul B. McKenzie, principal of Martingrove Garâ€" dens Public School. Mr. McKenâ€" zie explained that Arithmetic is the science of numbers up to Grade 6, then it becomes one of many sciences ie. Algebra, Geâ€" ametry, etc. Number work starts in Kindergarten with songs and games, and progresses on up through the grades. Earlier methâ€" ods of teaching Arithmetic placâ€" ed great emphasis on rules and drills. There is still a place for rules and drills but in propor; tion to meanings and discoverâ€" ies Several examples of teaching aids that are used to help the junior grades understand the number facts, were shown. The main reason for introducing new methods into Arithmetic is to get the pupils to enjoy what they are doing. There is a great need for more mathematicians in modâ€" ern society. The main objectives May Create More Mathematicians With New Arithmetic Methods Of course we can‘t be sure why you are not invited to more parâ€" ties. but here are some questions you should ask yourself: Do you give parties yourself? If you do give parties, do you plan them carefully so that the guests have a really good time? 1 am fourteen years oid and would like to know how to get invited to more parties. I have zgone to four so far this year. What is my trouble, Sally? Laura M. Dear Laura M: in Etobicoke are understanding accuracy and speed. Are you a good guest? Do you enter into the games and activities planned? Do you offer to help the hostess? Do you show your appreciation for being inâ€" cluded? Of course it is possible to overdo these things too! Study Be Party Planner Not Party Pooper Develop Social Poise Sally Scott Says : * OUrR FACTORY COMMITâ€" MENT WILL NOT ALLOW T HE PUBLISHING OF NET DELIVERED PRICES. PRICES ARE GUARANTEED TO SAVE YOU BETWEEN $50 & $500. 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Matthew‘s Anglican Church, Bloor St. on April | Shinner, Don Mills. 80 ARGYLE ANDY SAYS "DON‘T MISS THIS ...ITS FREE!" hrysanthemun St. Matthew‘s Anglican Church April Wedding Ceremony Scene any member of your family can have finest quality eye glasses n 5) hi PC Y® 6 CA 3 ‘/ F he 53 t JA N â€" l ind m 2 2i h 4 > i W s P t lc Ac ht t a 4t Ce s f o 714 e Wiy BSo 5 ra * F P in TW 15 [ f o j . ) ® ARGYLE CHRYSLER â€" DODGE LIMITED 290 DUNDAS HWY. E. â€" IN COOKSVILLE OF THE LARGEST DISPLAY OF DEPENDABLE USED CARS . . . WEST OF YONGE STREET! anwechk en Mane Andrew Andrew â€" William â€" Shinner on April 11 in St. Matthew‘s Angliâ€" can Church, Bloor Street. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Wareham, 11 Stephenharris Drive, Bloorâ€" dale, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, A. W. Shinner, 140 Roywood Drive, Don Milis. I All four of the bride‘s attendâ€" ,ants were gowned alike in turâ€" iquoise chiffon, ballerina length dresses with full skirts and lace ‘jackets. The three senior attenâ€" dants had headpieces of turâ€" quoise roses and matching veilâ€" ing. The maid of honor carried white and turquoise mums. The bridesmaids‘ bouquets were yelâ€" |low, white and turquoise carnaâ€" ‘tions. A little crown was worn The afternoon ceremony was performed by Rev. W. Beatty and the church organist played the wedding music. The bride, who was given in dress in shades of brown and marriage by her father, wore a orange, with a delustred, brown fullâ€"length,. hoopâ€"skirted gown satin coat trimmed with mmk.‘ of white lace, featuring an inâ€" Her flowered hat was in shadul sertion of netting in the front of matching her dress and her cor-’ the skirt. A twoâ€"tiered crown of sage, a gold orchid. | pearls held her bouffant elbowâ€"| The groom‘s mother chose a ) length veil in place and she carâ€" yellow flowered print dress, a ried a cascade of Talisman roses. sheer yellow coat in a threeâ€" Jane Opre was the maid of quarter length and a beige hat. honor and Brenda and Bernice Her corsage was a yellow orchid. Jane Opre was the maid of honor and Brenda and Bernice Krystolovich, cousins of the bride from Capreol, were her bridesmaids. Deborah Wareham, sister of the bride, was the charming flower girl. USED CAR DEP ART M ENT SATURDAY MAY 2nd FUN, ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY. "CHIC" RADIO STATION WILL BE BROADCASTING DIRECT FROM OUR LOT! by the flower girl, who carried a basket of white, pink and turâ€" quoise carnations, Best man for the groom was Charles Readshaw and the ushâ€" ers were Herb Shinner, brother of the groom and Howard Wareâ€" ham. brother of the bride. The ceception was held at Anâ€" thony‘s Dining Room and Banâ€" quet Hall on Lake Shore Bivd. For receiving guests the mother of the bride wore a metailic dress in shades of brown and orange, with a delustred, brown For travelling to Niagara Falls the bride chose a white poodle cloth suit, with blue flowered hat and black accessories. A corâ€" sage of red roses completed her costume. The bride and groom will reside at 206 West Mall, Bloordale. Among the friends and relaâ€" tive in town for the wedding were the great aunt and uncle of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wareham of Sarnia. Other guests at the wedding were from Makina, Ont., Horne Payne, Sarnia, Detroit, Oakville, Cooksvitle and Beamsville. BAND Photo by Streeter Studio N.T EASYâ€"CARE COTTONS Here‘s smart styling for crisp and comfortable reâ€" laxation! New Tarpoon fabric by Galey & Lord resists soiling and fading â€" needs little or no ironâ€" ing. Mix and match them â€" in Navy and Pastels. Sizes 8 â€" 20. Skirt =...._. 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