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We to the father who llama ifsmmié Photographed entering the OKeefe Centre in Toronto for the premiere performance of the Canadian Opera Com US Wedding Trip For October Bride Baskets of pink and white mums formed the setting for the wedding of Miss Rose Van Kaathoven and John Leslie Danko both of New Lowell The afternoon ceremony was performed by Rev Father Ca hill of St Patricks Roman Ca tholio Church at his home in Stayner Oct The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Van KaathovanrNewlmwall The bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs John Danko RR New Lowell Given in marriage by her father the bride wore bal lerinalerigth gown of white eaudesole Her dress was ashloned with portrait back line lily point sleeves and bouf fant threetiered skirt wide bended cummerbund enhanced the waistline coronct of so gains and pearls held her fin gertip veil of tulle illusion The bride carried cascade of pink RISES The bridessister Mrs Floyd Marlatt Dundas was her only pony of Carrnen preceded by reception and buffet din ner in the lounge are Mrs Alfred Crossland Mrs Cart wore dress of her own design Pale rose peaudesola fash ioned the sheath gown with an overskirt of rose brocade Her headdress was of matching coi or and material She carried bouquet of pin roses Arthur Rollie New Lowell was groomsman The reception was held at the home of the bridemomsjar woosReceiving the guests the brides mother wore sheath gown of champagne brocade with matching jacket and ac cessories of Paris tan Bronze colored mums formed her cor ssge Assisting the bridegrooms mother was attired in dress of cinnamon brown silk with beige accessories corsage of white mums complemented her ansemhle For travelling the bride wore beige linen suit with brown accessories corsags of pink roses enhanced her costume On return from the wedding trip to Florida the couple will attendant The matron of honor School Child May Do Best Work Under Parent Skilliul Guidance When big family of school aga children must live together in few crowded rooms there can be no quiet place for study in contrast in many home one or two schoolage chil dren have their own rooms They seem to have an ideal place for doing homework This room may be remote from where the rest of the family usually is Parents may require the child eight 12 or it to be in his room at regular time each night to dohis homework Then his par ents may assume that all is well and that conditions are ideal for his using his time effectively and for practicing good study habitsoften far from the facts alas Speaking of boy 15 who is barely earning his grades at school his father said Hes in his room every night after school He thinks he is working faithfully But have dropped in at times to find him iLtenlng to the radio or writing letter or lying on his bed asleep STUDY NEAR FATHER does serious reading or other mentaLwnnLneaity every eve ning that he have the lad spend an hour or two of his homework reside in New Lowell that just to have an older per son engaged in serious syste matic mental work in the boys presence should inspire this lad to do likewise The father was intrigued with the suggestion but aid he thought he would ask the boys permission to come to the boys room for his own reading and working After few months was told by the father that this plan seemed to be working well Its when tha elementary school child begins doing home work that akiilful guidance by parent may be most effective Often the child may do better in near room where his par ents usually are rather than in room remote from them While distractions should ha mided child may learn to work in the midst of the family learn to isolate hlrnself psycho logically especially when other members of the family are man tally busy PARENTS QUESTIONS Suppose your child five proudly showed you to your surprise how well he could read and told you his babysitter had taught him Iwouid praise the child for his achievement and compli ment the babysitter for her ra time with him The idea was sourcafulness and skill CE wright Capt Cart wright and Miss Mary Agnes Moore The quartet were guests of Mr and Mrs Rob ert Leeperof Barrie PEOPLE AND PLACES PhoeriieeanmorAuihquihonPAm Notes In Intended to cover the ruin soda of ca cty one district Wedding usersrice bridge om ties XIIIMI coming of age Iins visl and in vellers are all Items of inter est to romeo this page Your help in mmeAIswrsmifi neatly appreciated vu iii II Visiting friends in Barrie at the weekend while passing through from hunting trip in Northern Ontario was Eric Pope former Barrie district manager for the Metropolitan Life insurance Comnw Mr andMisTPopoand their chil dren Catherine and Charles who resided on Theresa Street in Barrie have returned to Canada after two years inEng land and have taken up resi dence in Windsor Mrs Fred Walls of liarnil toa was weekend guest with her sisterslnlaw Mrs Dyment High Street and Mrs Walls Mary Street Guests with Mr and Mrs Robert AArmstroagrvShanty for the weekend Bay Road werclifr and Mrs Blackshaw of Windsor GOLF CLUB PARTY One of the most enioynble of the regular Saturday evening parties at Barrie Country Club was that of the holiday weekend MW TEE DARRIE EXAMINER WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 11 till1 Good News Clubs Will Begin 13th Year In The Barrie Area iiiimdreororhoys and girls in the Barrie and district pub llc schools will be happy to know the Good News Club will be starting in each school the week of Oct Boys and girls of every de nominations background will be on hand for the songs stor ies quiszes and games that make up the clubs activities The teachers drawn from each Protestant denomination will use flannelgraph flash eards and other progressive teaching methods to give the children vivid background of early biblical history as wall as good grounding in the basic Christian truths as seen and experienced in the lives of Bible heroes This year the Good News Club opened with Saturday afternoon rally in Trinity Par ish Hall Sept with musical saws film missionary speaker with songs and stories The Good News Clubs teach Churchill WMS Fall Meeting The September meeting of Churchill United Womans Mis sionary Society was held at the home of Mrs Joel Presser The vicepresident Mrs 11 Camp bell presided Foliowiogtheopening hymn Mrs Prosser led in prayer Six teen members aoswered the roll call by using the word charity in Bible varsa Mrs Saunter gave the pray er for the missionary Rev Elizabeth Newbort in lndla Mrs Constable annd MrsL Stewart were appointed dele gates to the sec onal rally to be held in Bradford Mrs Lucas dedicated the offering Mrs Paterson presided for the program committee who took as their tharne Christian Stewardship Mrs Spence read the scripture and Mrs Browning led in prayer paper on Christian Stewardship was read by Mrs Sturgeon Mrs Lucas sang solo Rev Mr Paige told the members of his experience as student min ister in Saskatchewan Mrs Davis concluded the program with poem Just Suppose World Traveller To Speak Married Mrs Rosamani Raianayagam of Ceylon will address the pub lic on the Ys world servic Vltprogram ohmsWA Owen Street this evening Mrs Rajanayagam was born in Ceylon and received her schooling at Methodist Colleg iate school While teenager schools erefNovv TeEiéhésr in Scarborough and North York and is now mem ber of the permanent teaching staff in Tomato she was member of the Teens of the YWCA of Ceylon She attained bachelor of arts degree from the University of Madras in India TAUGHT IN CEYLON The speaker has taught in the Methodist School in Ceylon andlollowing postgraduate course in education at the Uni versity of Birmingham Eng land returned to Ceylon to teach She came to Canada in June 1960 for very special rea son to be married and was mfllfletl in Dowionds United Church Toronto During 196i 61 she did supply teaching in Acadi While studying in England Mrs Eaianayagam visited was tern Europe staying for some time in Holland Germany Swit zerland and italy In 1959 she visited israel with group of teachers from Ceylon on the invitation of the Israeli Teach ers Federation Mrs Rajanayagam represent ed the YWCA of Ceylon at the national convention of the YWCA of Canada held in the University campus Wolfv le Nova Scotia in June 1961 She was elected to the board of directors of the YWCA in Canada in June and is chair Mns ROSAMANI RAJANAYAGAM man of the Christian emphasis and membership committee Mr Hajanayagam preceded his wife to Canada three years earlier and is employed by Canadian engineering firm do ing aerial surveys era ars looking YorwaFd to an active club in each public school in Barrie as well as sev eral schools in the surrounding county The following is the day in which the different clubs will he held Johnston School Oct ll Steel Street Oct to Hill crest chhool Oct ll Oakley Park Oct 11 Prince of Wales Oct lo King Edward Oct 11 Codrlngton Street Oct 11 Ferndals Sr Oct 11 Ferndale lr Oct 11 The Bible stories of David are planned for the coming sea son vi Council Of Women Play Key Role ALLISTON Special The Womens Missionary Council of the Pentecostal Church of Al liston meet every second Mon day night There are only 14 members but they are very dedicated and industrious group and accomplish great deal They help to maintain home for senior citizens in Toronto and are raising $400 to furnish and equip one room there They also help to maintain the Bethel home for unmarried mothers and the Bethel rest home for returned missionaries who haveheen giving service in foreign fields Further to this they help support their mission aries and send money to start new churches in needy areas of the world Closer to home and right in their own town they help the less fortunate and have repre sentation on the comsnunity clotluog cupboard committee At the present time there are very few children belonging to their own parish but they have an enrolment of around 70 chil dren from Alliston for their Sunday School under the direc tioo of superintendent Bill Kirkwood esa children attend and en Joythis fellowship even though their parents are not members of the church This is indeed good Christian action and re minds us that we are our brothers keeper when hiany guests were on hand Music and Entertainment was added to the party by the Four Clef of Toronto and Dr mgcvlile Charles Tierney and social committee have been commended by club members for making these arrangements ass Vitioils waan urdays party and especially attractive Was his Thanksgiving pumpkin and autumn leaf definitions Miss Kathy Curry of Nassau Bahamas was the guest of Miss Judy Dingrnan at her Shanty Bay home for the week end They araisiiidfitsl at Eranksomo Hail Tomato HOLIDAY IN QUEBEC Mr and Mrs Emerson Swain Sunoidale Rood spent Thanks giving weekend at thewhomajt their son and daughterinlaw Mr and Mrs Glenn Swain an éamily of Villa Lernoyne Que ec THANKSGIVING GUESTS Holiday guests at the resi dence of Mr and Mrs Fred Webb Sophia Street East were 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