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CHILD GUIDANCE Does Your Child Lag at School? Psychologist Gives Helpful Hints ---- THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, May 14, 1953 9 By CLEVELAND MYERS his present preparation for enjoy- Many school children are right |ID8 success with the teacher he ty . SIMCOE ST. S. AT ATHOL now dangerously near the "failing icall "» wee ' y no teacher would deny you | pofht. Den gen Sow 'and the bo this information if you personally | f th we i ac thei requested it of her, Too, many 0 Tb m 4 up ay teachers, regardless of the kind | FCArs. hil urse; ally 2 the of report card sent home, do get in Be CNT espeC n touch with parents whose child has grades, will be pushed on to the been noticeably laggi next grade anyhow. But those lag- / f : y wets, | ging in one or more subjects are INEFFECTIVE METHOD / / AY i 7, \ going to find their work still har-| Suppose you have learned that ] \ : : 7 on ; 7 . Savings On Household Needs You Can't Afford To Miss der next year, your child has been lagging seri- IMPORTED This wholesale promotion has the (ously in one or "more subjects. advantage of having all the child- |Your impulse may be to have a ren of the same chronological age |"session'" with him, shaming him, At big savings -- and just in time for gift-giving or home replacements. will have next September. Pract- i 1 we \ : \ together. It avoids temporarily the | scolding him for 'having been so shame to the laggard of working lazy" and warning him of dire in a class with other children far consequences if he doesn't do bet- | younger than himself, It also tends (ter. This method is seldom effec- Jo cause the ,Shila fog his parenis tive. suppose a we L In some cases, you might prop- his school progress when it isn't. |erly require this child to be 4 NEED FOR CONCERN on school nights and go at his Let me entreat parents whose [lessons regularly. An occasional child will be promoted, though he |Parent may be able to give him has lagged far behind in his grade, (help, if serene and patient with to be as much concerned about him. She might gain some sug- his retardation as if he were not |8estions from my home helps in promoted. If he could have a reading, spelling and arithmetic teacher next fall who would set | (to be had in a stamped envelope him to work at books no harder |Sent me in care of this newspaper) than he can succeed at, his chances for gaining in progress ee ETE might be pretty good. | GETTING "MARRIED? | . But in spite of improvement in | Large Selection of teacher training, there's a scarcity | of superior teachers, and the over- | WEDDING INVITATIONS ARJAY PRESS crowding of classrooms is growing | generally worse. Year by year the | average child is getting less indi- | vidual attention from his teacher, | in spite of her wish to give him more, "Oshawa's Newest Printer" 182 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH ; DIAL 5-2066 whether this child 1s doing. ab|| Dot bith, youve compared the Rev. Clifford C. Park. Mrs. | least average on what he is taught - Wesley Jones played the wedding |in his grade, and something about You may live in a school district where the school does not give you music with Miss Blanche Hawkins of St. Louis, Missouri, as soloist. Pure Irish Linen DAMASK CLOTHS 70" x 88" Double-damask quality of lustrous finish and such beauty that any woman would have a desire to own one for her linen cup- board . . . Irish patterns of '"chrysanthe- $9.99 TO LIVE IN OSHAWA Pictured following their mar- | the bride is the daughter of Mr. riage recently in the Church of St | and Mrs. Fred Conboy of Frank- Francis Assisi, Frankford, On- | ford and the bridegroom is the tario, are Mr. and Mrs. Harold | son of Mrs, Leonard Hopkins of Francis Hopkins who will make | Frankford, and the late Mr. Hop- their home in Oshawa. Formerly | kins. : Miss Kathleen Isabelle Conboy, Photo by Nulty's Studio, Trenton. Robert J. Wilton mum", "shamrock and "'ribbon" or "'acan- thus scroll" to select from, and each in the purest of white with neat roll-hem finished ends. Size about 70" x 88", EACH .... much information about the book- learning progress of your child. Pure Irish Linen CRASH CLOTHS 45" x45" Gay in appearance, long-wearing, and so easy to launder. . is The nicest tablecloth you could buy for Irish Rayon DAMASK CLOTHS 52" x 52" These superior-quality cloths are in conventional Irish damask patterns and are usually priced much higher . . . reduced now as this is a mill-run from the manufacturer Weds in Chatham In a setting of spring flowers at Victoria Avenue United Church, Chatham, Ontario, recently, Rob- ert James Wilton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Wilton of Oshawa, tock as his bride, Catharine Joyce Hopper, daughter of Mrs. Clarence gXennedy of Chatham. The ceremony was performed by CROCHET BOUQUET! Given in marriage by Mr. Clar- ence Kennedy, the bride was gown- ed in floor - length white lace and net designed with long sleeves and a Peter Pan collar, A Juliet cap held her fingertip veil and she car- ried red roses and white chrysan- themums. Her jewelry was white pearls, a family heirloom. Miss Beryl Hopper, sister of the bride, was maid-of-honor wearing blue taffeta. The other attendants were Miss Nora Robertson in yel- low and Mrs. Peter Belentz in green. Miss Janice Wilton, niece of the bridegroom, was flower girl in pink. All wore headdresses to match their gowns and carried white roses. Mr. Norman Wilton of Oshawa, brother of the bridegroom, was best man and the ushers were Mr. Roy Hopper of Chatham, brother of the bride, and Mr, William Han- cock of Oshawa. A reception was held at the Pitt Hotel, Chatham, where the bride's mother received wearing mauve crepe. The bridegroom's mother who assisted her was in navy blue. Both wore navy blue accessories and corsages of roses. Later Mr. and Mrs. Wilton left by motor for the southern United States. For travelling the bride wore a beige suit with a navy blue topcoat and a corsage of yellow roses. They will live in Chatham. LONDON (CP) -- A Worcester dessert service of 30 pieces, pain- ted with scenes from Aesop's Fables, was auctioned here for 2432 guineas, currently about You and Your Friends Are Invited to Attend the ANNUAL MEETING of the CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY of the COUNTY OF ONTARIO AND THE CITY OF OSHAWA Thursday, The Twenty-eighth Day of May, 1953 AT EIGHT P.M. YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSN. RDELAIDE HOUSE 199 Centre Street, Oshawa -- SPEAKER -- MR. EDWARD MITCHELL Regional Director, Boys' Clubs of Canada $7,650. By ALICE BROOKS Jiffy! Flowers and pineapples | whirl off your, crochet hook in gay | array! Make this set to freshen your sofa and chairs. Use No. 30 cotton. Send now! i Pattern 7295: Chair back is 12 x 17 inches, arm rest, 6% x 9 inches. Easy to crochet. { Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in | coins for this pattern (stamps can- not be accepted) to Daily Times- | Gazette, Household Ants Dept. | Osawa, Ontario. Print plainly | NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN | TEN COMPLETE PATTERNS to sew, embroider, crochet--print- ed in the new 1953 Alice Brooks | Ne-zdlecraft Book! Plus many more | patterns to send for -- including | ideas for gifts, home accessories, | toys, fashions! Send 25 cents now! LADIES' SLACKS TAILORED TO MEASURE 10-DAY DELIVERY A Choice Selection in Fancy Worsteds, Pic 'n' Pic In Plain Shades 12.95 GORD. RAE 10 PRINCE ST, DIAL 5-2352 (1Y.v4]1.4 SHOP AND SAVE FOR THE HOLIDAY LADIES' BETTER SHORTIE COATS Fully lined in plain and 7 checked designs. styles to choose from. Sizes 12 to 20. BIG VALUES TO $34.98 LADIES' BETTER COTTON DRESSES Featuring this season's loveliest styles -- so cool -- and all hand washable. Your choice of French Crepe, Normandie Crepe, Ginghams, Spuns, Mira- cords, etc. Sizes 12 to 52, 3.98 - 4.98 5.98 Many i] Fitted and loose styles. SPECIAL LADIES' ALL-WEATHER COATS ha This you won't believe un- | AM til you see them. | garments SOLD REGULARLY FOR $29.98. 14.99 LADIES' SPRING DRESSES All reduced to make room for pur Summer stock ar- riving daily, These WEEK-END SPECIALS GOTHIC BRAS Discontinued lines of many popular styles. Here's your OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE. Values to 2.75. SPECIAL He KNITTING WOOL Good quality knitting wool. Nylon reinforced, shrink resistant. Twelve popul had Regul -- ox. 29¢c. Limited quantity. SPECIAL OZ Oc COTTON PRINT 36 inches wide WHITE FLANNELETTE 27 inches wide BOYS' COTTON SUITS In many styles and colors. Sizes 2, 4, 6. Value to 3.98. SPECIAL 79: AND UP YARD Many; many more specials on display. REMEMBER, you will get better merchandise at the most reasonable prices at Glazier's. No Parking Problems No Charge For Credit here conn DIAL 5-341 and some of the cloths have slight imper- fections, . . . See them in pastel colors of gold, peach, green. Reg. $4.50 $2.98 Size 52" x 52", ders of blue, green or red. 45" x 45", Reg. $3.50. EACH everyday use in breakfast nook or kitchen + . . firmly woven eggshell linen with bor- S 7 5 Size about a Wholesale Clearance IRISH LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS Stock up for Handkerchief Showers and Gift - Giving at a tremendous saving WOMEN'S PLAIN LINEN All-white Irish Linen squares with 3/16" hemstitched hem . . . These are finely and evenly woven and suitable for adding of lace and tatting. Sizes about 112 x 11%. Reg. 25¢c. (You save 25c). WOMEN'S LACE-EDGE LINEN A delicately edged fine linen with lace borders. li: all-white and & Gi regular. 50c value. (You save WG $1.25), 4 FOR 75: : MEN'S Irish Linen Hankies A fine high-count pure linen, sturdy quality and snowy white. eatly and carefully fin- ished 14" hemstitched hems and the large 18" x 18" size. This is a very special pur- chase and you will be both wise and thrifty to stock up ot this sale price. Reg. 50c ea. (You sdve 25¢ ea.). 25: EACH 6 FOR 1.45 NYLON STOCKINGS Sizes 8/2 to 11. . L/ ) First Quality "GOTHAM" Nylons 51-gauge - 30-denier--an afternoon sheer but the added strength of the 30-denier yarn as- sures you of longer and more satisfactory sheer wear. . . . Thrift priced for our May Sale, these are in 2 popular shades of medium beige Sizes 81% to 10V2. Regular $1.65 7 or taupe. pair. 1.30 '2 PAIRS FOR $2.85 CLOSING HOUR SPECIAL! 5 p.m. io 6 p.r. No Phone Orders All First-Quality--15-denier - 51-gauge . . beauty . . . full fashioned and dark seams for accents and in the spring-new coronation shade of light beige. . . . average stocking at a lower-than-usual price for 'one-hour special". WOMEN'S PURE LINEN HAND-MADE LACE Fine pure white Linen daintily edged with ten different widths and patterns of hand-made and Cluny laces . . . These are exceptionally priced for this sale . . . regular 79¢ values. (You save $1.03). 2 =» 55 . a gossamer sheer mn Qe 2 PAIR FOR $1.90 A better-than- TAILORED CURTAINS A graceful 'lily-of-the-valley"" and "leat pattern' flocked on ivory- toned rayon marquisette radiates charm and beauty from these cur- tains , . . use them in living room, hall or bed room, and you'll be de- lighted with them and the big saving too .°. . printed washing guarantee with each pair . , , formerly 6.98 - 7.50 pair. 4.98 3.90 Quilted Cushion Squares Factory ends from our bedspread suppliers, these are of multicord quilted on pure-white cotton wadding and cotton back , . . Just right size to make up into cushions, shopping bags, etc. . . . Colors of yellcw, lime, medium and hunter green, chocolate, powder, grey, red and eggshell . . . Size 24" x 24" and larger. Regular price would be about $1.50 each. MAY SALE EA. SQUARE 41" x 81". 41" x 90". All-Wool BLANKETS 100% Wool closely woven for warmth ond wear , . . thick fleécy finish and shimmering, wide rayon satin bindings at both ends. Buy them during our sale for cool spring nights . . for the summer cottage . and for the brides-to-be on your gift list, Colors of Rose, Green Blue or Wine. Size 60x80, Reg. $9.50 value. May Sale. Each v +» OR TWO FOR $13.75 to 15.98 pair. PAIR Ready-Made OVERDRAPES These beautiful dropes are discontinued ond broken color ranges from our regular stocks. Materials are Homespuns, Chintz and Benga- lines in floral, plain and plaid designs . are made with pinch-pleated headings which will fall into gentle graceful folds. Colors | of Wine, Green, Blue, Aqua a and Flame. All 7' long. Reg. ~ ALL-WOOL CRIB BLANKETS 36" x 50" cuddly soft pure-wool blankets to keep baby comfortable . . . ends firmly bound to add strength and longer This is the low- wearing . . . est price yet for a blanket of this auality. Colors pink, blue or white. Size 36" x 50". . «All SIMCOE S. at ATHOL WARD'S =