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20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, February 10, 1965 st MR. AND MRS. LEON KROUT --Oshawa Times Photo ' groom's i late Mr. Toni Domigala and the ' late Mr. Thomas Widwicki. Wide ruffles at the bottom of|stray drops an apron stand out just enoughispilled. HOUSEHOLD HINT that might from the dress to catch any be Surprise Party Honors Pair On Ruby Wedding Anniversary Mr, and Mrs. Leon Krout, Bloor street east, were the honored guests at a surprise dinner party held at the St. Mary's Hall, Bloor street east, to mark their 40th wedding an- niversary. A corsage and _ boutonniere were presented to the bride and bridegroom upon their arrival and they were blessed with bread and salt in the Ukrainian tradition and later taken to the St. Mary's Orthodox Church, where the Reverend Peter Zaparyniuk gave them his blessing. They were escorted back to the hall where over 200 guests were waiting to greet them. A hot dinner was served by the family. The head table was dec- orated with a bouquet of flowers and a three-tiered wedding cake which was baked and decorated by the bride's sister, Mrs. Fred McKnight. Mrs. Krout is the former Dorothy Powlenzuk, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Powlenzuk, formerly of Oshawa, and Mr. Krout is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Krout of the Ukraine. The couple were mar- ried January 31, 1925 by the Reverend K. Bodnarchuk in St. Mary's Ukrainian Church, where their attendants were Mrs, John Krowetz and Mrs. William Wacko and the bride- attendants were the Mr. and Mrs. Krout have two children, a son Thomas and a daughter Patricia and two grandchildren. Michael Kolynko, who was master of ceremonies presented them, on behalf of the relatives, guests and friends, with a freez- er and a washing machine. Tele- grams were received from the Honorable Michael Starr, MP and Mrs, Starr, the Honorable John Yaremko and Mrs, Yarem- ko, and Mr. and Mrs. Hulka. At the same time a surprise birth- day gift, a portable TV was pre- sented to Miss Patricia Krout, who was celebrating her 21st birthday, from cousins, friends and aunts, The balance of the ~_-- was spent dancing. Spot-Welding Grandmother Also a Scholar TORONTO (CP) -- Automa- tion doesn't scare Marion Payne, a 50-year-old grand- mother who works as a spot welder. She figures she'll be retired before automation takes over at Honeywells Controls Limited. But that didn't deter her from taking advantage of an ad- vanced education program sponsored by the provincial government and industry in suburban Leaside. She was one of 30 adult stu- dents in the first graduating class, receiving congratulations from Ontario Education Min- ister W. G. Davis after being presented with her Grade 12 high school certificate. If, as Mrs. Payne says, she retires before automation, it won't have been wasted. "T may go on to university and study languages to prepare myself for a grand European tour." POPULAR CHEESE Cheddar cheese. production Canada accounts for 90 per cent of total cheese production. CHILD GUIDANCE By GARRY C. MYERS, Ph.D. Now and then a letter comes about a child who excels in be- havior and book learning at school but is a great problem at home. ror example, a Massa- chusetts mother writes: "In school my 74-year-old) _|daughter is a model pupil with an all-A report card, and no be- and havior problems as far as the teacher is concerned. "At home there is nothing she is asked to do that does not cause a small war. We have tried the 'gentle, but firm' ap- proach but, unless we stay with her, push, threaten, and con- stantly punish, she will not do as she is told. REASONING OF NO HELP We have stopped giving her reasons why she must do cer- tain things--wash, pick up after herself, dress, bathe, or stop bullying her four-year-old sis- ter. We tell her only that she must do these things because they are right and she must obey us. "We know that she has been quite jealous of attentions paid her younger sister, and we have done our best to reassure her of our equal love for them both. "Do you have any suggestions of how we can resolve the prob- lem with the least wear and tear on all our nerves?" My reply in part: Do express great enthusiasm to this child alone and before her playmates and your friends, over her good ways end successes at school. Listen raptly as she tells of her experiences at school and else- where. Enlist with your rela- tives and friends to build up Model Child At School Is A Problem At Home this older child and to sadieal her feel more worthy in the|@8 buttons, After she has Prac- BIG family. PRACTICE READING little sister, This will improve her reading skill and make her feel less jealous of the sister ward her, Praise this older thild as she makes things with her little sister and explains things to her. See that the younger! does not harm or mess 'up her big sister's things child to have playmates of her own age. They can't be good playmates of each other most of the time. to do something, don't consider this request a command. Tell her the few jobs she should do regularly; don't ask her. She should know when she has free time and not have to stand around waiting to be given many unexpected jobs. few regular jobs this older girl can do well. Don't argue. I'm sure you scold too much and re- peat commands. When she fools around and doesn't do a chore on time, require her to sit do- ing nothing unamused for half! an hour where you can see her. GIVE PRIVILEGES privileges the younger is not ready to have, Let her go to bed later than baby sister. A! good time then to have extra fun and conversation with her. Try, you.and dad, to have more fun with both these children, | especially the older one. PARENTS' QUESTIONS ticed at counting s Q. We have been teaching|through five, add one re ee oo aay ty "G Sount She ct lton, Say "6" as you do, and go|rcal woman has grown an une pause or say, "7, 6, 8," or|back and count slowly the sixiusual gladiolus in her 4 She seems never to be/buttons. sure " peyond five. A. Never have her just count|like. Then ask her to. give you/flowered from a saying numbers in order.|two beans from a pan of beans;|stem, Botanical experts . ve her always count things,|four seen from this pan; three|similar growth is som bes ek ba aah te, MONTREAL (CP) pret' gi AHO. 45 ue) Emily Szczerbinski Repeat this yourself, rer. plant had two also using beans, spools or the te we Sie EI 7 beans, e seen in tulips. Encourage her to read to her the sister more kindly to- Help each When you ask this older child Agree, you and Dad, on a Give the older child some ms & WING ib. STEAK ROAST | NORTH END rooomanxet 909 Simcoe St. N. 728-3361 ' Phone Orders Accepted SIRLOINTIP. 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