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B THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, July 12, 1962 OSHAWA BRIDE WED IN TORONTO cent ceremony in the Chinese Presbyterian Church, Toron- to. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wing C. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hong Seto of Oshawa, Miss Imy Seto became the bride of Mr. Gin F. Mar in a re- Mar of San Francisco, Call- fornia, where the couple are CHILD GUIDANCE By G. CLEVELAND MYERS, Within the last year, several mothers have informed me that they write letters to their chil- dren who are at home. Mrs. Charley M. Albert, 1365 Helena Street, Jacksonville 8, Florida, related such interest- ing experiences of hers at writ- ing letters to her children, four, six and nine, that I asked her for permission to use her name and address to pass along some things she said about this en- terprise. She granted me per. mission. In answer to some questions I asked her, she replied: "Do I mail them? No. The first letters are written in the back of each child's baby book. When we look at the books we end up reading the letters in the back. "What do I write about? Any- thing and everything. Some of them just say 'I love you'. In others I have listed the ques- tions they asked, or their de- scription of things, such as, at 3% David -- now nine -- de- scribed lightning as 'light com- ing out of the sky and breaking honeymooning and will prob- ably make their home. --Astor Studio, Bowmanville. Carolyn Harding, William Mason Wed in Double-Ring Ceremony United in a double ring cere- dresses of yellow organza fea- mony in Northminster United|turing round three quarter length sleeves.) Church recently were Carolyn! sciris were bell shaped with| Patricia Harding, daughter ofi self bow enhancing the front| Mr. and Mrs. Sidney P. Harding|of the skirt. They wore yellow| and Mr. William Herbert} pj) box hats with circular veils, Mason, son of Mr. and Mrs.|white accessories, and carried Christopher John Mason, Osh-'nosegays of yellow chrysanthe-| ane. jmums and carnations. The ceremony was performed) he flower girl, Miss Wendy| gin -- H. A. Mellow. | solomon, was dressed in aj e wedding music was play-|..»; . aah | ed by Mrs Jr'R. Robertson anal nla, organza, dress, with round Mr. Kenneth Mayberry, soloist,/iength puffy sleeves. Her skirt sang' "The Lord's Prayer" and/was caught at the waist with "Oh Perfect Love'. la yellow organza cummerbund. The bride, given in marriage|She wore a crown of lilly of by her father, wore a floor-the valley with a circular veil length gown of white peau de|and carried a basket of white soie. The bodice featured ajchrysanthemums and carna- sabrina neckline with lily point) tions. sleeves. The front panel ot} Mr. Robert Mason was best the full skirt was adorned with;man for his brother with Mr. lace appliques, which continued|Daniel Grey, Mr. Allan Mason ~to the back of her flowing/and Mr. John Mason as ushers. cathedral train. Her crystal) Master Daniel Harding, the tiara was caught with a boufant)brother of the bride was ring fingertip veil. She carried a'pearer. cascade of white rosebuds and) green fern. tron of Honor with Mrs. Gary|received in a two-piece street Dussault and Mrs. George Law-|iength dress of blue and white| floral taffeta with white ac- cessories and a corsage of blue and white carnations. The bride- and|/groom's mother chose a beige organza dress with a matching rence as bridesmaids and Miss Shirley Harding, sister of the| bride as junior bridesmaid. The matron of honor Prinectee nggl were dressed) n olive green accessories and a corsage of gold carnations. For their wedding trip to the United States the bride wore a yellow dress with a matching jacket, white accessories and a carnations. The bridal couple will make their home in Oshawa. Out of town guests were from Belleville, Toronto, Whitby, Port Hope, Bowmanville and Ennis- killen. WIDE EFFECTS MONTREAL (CP )-- Marcel says the annual Montreal inter- national Film Festival has stim- all to pieces'. | |WRITING SCHEDULE | "When do I write them? Any time I fecl like doing it. Birth- days and Christmas are good ltimes. Some are written when \I realize that I haven't been as nice and sweet to them as I jshould be. Of course I tell them, iwhen I have been too fussy, |that I will try to be nicer, but necklines with/corsage of yellow and white/, jetter is better. For one rea- json, I write anything I want in ithem. | "My hope is that when they jare older and remember when jtheir mother was so cross with them, the letters will help them lunderstand why. | "I have written one letter to |them that tells what my hopes and dreams are for them. I jtried to put in all the things \Martin, chief festival organizer|that will help them build a bet- jter life--- if anything should leigpdan to take me from them Mother Records Affection With Un-Maiied Letters " 'Dearest David, Michael and). ulated "the almost incredible|y hope that through this letter changes that have taken place|they will always feel wanted in the province's attitude to the|and loved, no matter what hap- cinema." He was referring to|nens to them. the "wide variety" of foreign) 'How do I do it? If I decided films seen now in Montreal the-|to write one right now it would The reception was held in the| : : ' |Picadilly Room of the Hotel)" -- Mrs. Brian Nichols was Ma-|Genosha. The bride's mother| Phillip, "Phillip just came in from playing in the back yard. He has a house slipper on one foot and a shoe on the other. I gave him a kiss on his hceek and got sand on my mouth. 'Scoot boy'! I said, 'and wash your face'. He is only four 'years. Srznz ALLOWANCE "Michael just came in from the little store near us. He spent his whole allowance -- 15 cent -- on candy. He said, 'Here, Mama, I bought some for you' I said, 'Oh, is this for me?' And do you know what he said. grinning that special grin of his? 'No. not really'. "'Humm, I think he thought I wouldn't accept it. Oh, well! He is only six years old. "David was watching TV but has followed Michael out- side -- I wonder why -- I'll bet I know, don't you? He is nine years old now and pretty smart. 'Love Mother' "I hope that years from 'now the boys will have fun reading these jetters. I am sure my grandchildren will enjoy them. And of course I enjoy them now. "Very soon I hope to write a picture letter to them. I plan to take a little trip with them. I wili take lots of pictures and put them all in a little scrap- hook, I hope that it will tell a nice little story about our trip." PARENT'S QUESTIONS Q. Our son, 4, cries hys- terically when I leave him. A. Go more often, leaving him first with Dad or any fa- miliar person, later with a baby sitter. Tell him before you go that you are going. Then go with little or no ceremony. Don't look back. Remember Lot's wife. | FISH IN CHILE VANCOUVER (CP) --British Columbia seiners and fishing methods will be introduced in Chile by the B.C. firm of J. H. Todd and Son Limited, which has acquired a one - third in- terest in a new company at Iquique. A reduction plant for anchovies and a fleet of five BEAUTIFUL Three - year - old Kathleen Marie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Tanguay, Cadillac avenue especially hice|new suits will need for the young|sudsings to stay colorful. 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