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He supposes that hisibest pay ea peony ghles ble ne pare! ga se Crawford, of Whitby, to Wy-|°\aies of interests among high] Parents should plan family friends seeing him often going/lished clumps should be divided) Wh lanti : brand Lloyd Dekker, son of school students (reported in the recreational programs with places near home with the fam-|every few years when they be-|z, '2 silt ra aoe Se te Mrs. Wybrand Dekker of Whit- magazine Education). their children. ily well Siok he 18 preny eoeely caine 166 large and overcrowd- pre gpg fh ' 4 by and the late Mr. Dekker. He found that TV, among the)RpEADING FAMILY Hertha tece-nel and Papa and has rea ag fee hom eo with the On-/er it ciaplately with soil. suis Smi : ; ia. consumes * ' : ' ; hus ; |tario i iri nc 4 "he Revrend John Sith amass media, canounies the lr" Prowae chtren with the bent He might lke i beter if one commend tat ou de Ts eee of CDS LORIN organist, accompanied the soto- fhe Oth, 10th, 11th and 12th eet materials and help|of his pals went along. [July or early 'August S'I\fertile soil require to be dug * J U shebgche s 2) ac mere ; ist. ist, Mr. Harry Rammler. grades, radio next. Practica!ly| Kiljs, Make the family pagin Dividing your plants at this Given in marriage by her fa- |all have TV sets in their hones, ing family. 10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, July 4, 1962 : | Lynda Crawford | Wybrand Dekker Married Recently Of Whitby interest was the marriage recently of Lynda Velma Diane Crawford, daugh- rn enmerernes oes seins seuss ing tea with the president of FRESH, CHOICE No Such Thing as Ghosts ? Hauntings Abound in Britain PIONEERS SUPPORT time allows them to establish a ther, the bride wore a floor-|99 per cent over a third have neckline, short sleeves and was} While the total mass media) <) Get a LOAD of the crown trimmed with pearls and/being read less often. tendants. They wore identical|BEST-LIKED SUBJECTS lines and short sleeves. They|OVer 78 per cent of the boys.) jlege. The best man was Mr. Leo| pyr. witty found less frequent) in alparents and teachers: Dior. blue shantung One of the most hauntedjcount the windows of Glamis,/Thursday. One person died and) Catskill Mountains in the Unit-|View and listen to, and how) One of the chief promoters of|good root system before the HISTORIC ARBA length gown of white peau de/two sets. jappliqued with Chantilly lace|eonsume two or more hours! sequins. She carried a cascade| Girls turn more frequently to| ie. / A of roses and lilies of the valley.|stories of romance; boys prefer) dj U Pry Miss Donna Harris was the|adventure and mystery storiés.\| 7 | 94 ah Many boys are also attracted| J " che a Py, | iF oy Sty ey 4 ' L ah Y gowns of French blue taffeta., As you and I have always i 4 Ss |but fewer girls, plan to go to} QUA LITY ME TS Doleweerd with Mr. sheath Look into the recreational) houses in Britain is said to be/poth inside and out, your num-jtwo.were injured as firemen /°@, States the bride donned ,|much time they devote to TV, ae am ihe threat of the|the early tobacco industry in|winter. Late. planting will great- Bogota, capital city of Co- soie with a bell-shaped skirt,|cHICAGO AREA - Witty pees ng egg tsk bs was Sir Wiens Gooch, |ly reduce the number of flow-|lombia, was founded.in a broad 3 s, s : caught at the back by a rose,| The data was gathered fromjand teachers can make positive a poe or 22 years ~ leg. = following June. valley of the Andes mountains . and falting into a chapel train.|ithe Chicago area, 300 pupils at pice n you dig up the clump,|in 1538. The bodice featured a ScoOD-| cach grade level. and sequins repeated on thelqaily, these pupils read only) skirt. Her long, tulle illusion|,pouyt an hour a day. Most re-| _|veil. was appliqued with lace] ported fiction as reading prefer-| and was held by a lace applique|ence, poetry, essays and drama maid of honor with Mrs. Wy:-} : sie brand Bayliss, Miss Brenda|'° sence hee vi : ad | Magazines read most often) Crawford, Miss Gaile Dafoe,/are Lite, Look, Saturday Eve-| Mrs. Peter Rammler as the at-ning Post and news periodicals.) The bell skirts were caught at ogi pee hnkg singe in} the back by a rose with the ae : e students get Mighes:| bodices featuring scoop neck.| marks are the best-liked ones, | wore matching headdresses and) ad lcarried a bouquet of pink and| College, vical 4 a nage te white carnations. parents want them to go to col-) | ) RINDLESS Frank a inmet | 4 ee z participation in outdoor sports} SOCIAL EVENT AT OSHAWA GOLF CLU White, Mr. Dietrich Wunder-\anq hobbies as reported by pu-| P aad 5. : Lesa Mr, Peter Rammler and) pijs than was revealed in earlier) 1-LB. CELLO The Captains' Tea at Osh-| Mrs. K. H. Braithwaite is the Ladies' Section, Mrs. |Mr. Roger Crawford as ushers.| published studies. | PKG. C awa Golf Club is one of the | seen taking her turn at pour- | 7©OTBe Taylor, left and Mrs. | The reception was held at the} Here are a few constructive} Z : Duncan Brodie, a guest, right. |Oshawa Legion Hall with the|suggestions Dr. Witty offers to] club's smart social events. --Oshawa Times Photo |bride's mother receiving | | | VILLAGE BURNS dress, matching jacket and ac-jopportunities of your school, e ee as cessories. The bridegragms|home and community. Try to| | WARSAW, Poland (AP) --/mother chose a navy blue shan-joffer boys and girls wider op-| C |Children playing with matches|fung dress witn matching jac kvt| portunities to balance the craze| Ib hati blamed for burning an en- and white accessories. for" sedentary activities. tire village in central Poland| For their honeymoon to the Knew the programs children RED BRAND BEEF, BONELESS ' Burton Agnes Hall, near Brid-|bers will never tally, and that} : white wool suit, tangerine ac- radio and MOVIS#- | lington, Yorkshire. It is a state-/somewhere within the cas'le ig Couey 20 Vain AD RAYE the 53/cessories and a corsage of tan- ved are 4 Se wun ly Tudor mansion, in the Great|the lost room where the doomed|¥00den and thatched buildings) gerine carnations. tion in outdoor activities. Find! Ih. 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