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TO MARRY IN MAY The marriage is to take place in Westmount United Church, May 21 of Miss Sharon Leigh Crossman and Mr. Robert Allan Mont- gomery. Miss Crossman is CHILD GUIDANCE Poor Reading Retards School Work By GARRY C. MYERS, PhD You may. know the school child in the upper grades or high school who reveals great interest, as in science, in con versation at home or in the classroom. However, he may depend upon wha: he sees or hears for his information. This| child may be a poor reader seldom opening a book to read for pleasure. His strong interest and infor- mation acquires from what he sees in pictures in books or on TV or hears at home or in the classroom is a precious asset But until he acquires more skill) at reading he will be slowed up} in his school learning. Indeed, his seeming alertness at school) may enable him to get by with- out his exerting effort at read- ing. Besides the school child may speak rather glibbly, lead- ing his teacher and parents to overrate his achievement. A mother of five children writes of her eldest son in Grade 6: "He reads very little. He says 'I can't find books on motors and for construction.' We have a good library in our town and a good school system. However, apparently he can't find what he wants or thinks he needs." My reply in part Why not go with your son to the library and help him find | some of the books he wants? | Help him also find some good | magazines on the newsstand} around his interest, subscribing | to a few of them for him. Get him numerous mail-order cata-| logues on mechanical equip: | ment and the lime. He may) also need some special help in reading. SPECIAL HELP I wish more teachers were alert to this type of child. They.| should see a strong reason to} provide special reading help for | him at school and win the par- | ents' effort at securing an able tutor for him. An occasional parent might be able to give him help per- sonally if sufficiently calm and patient. Investment in a tutor} also could bring good dividends. | Besides, the pareni should re- quire this child to read at least half an hour a day from ap- proved sources, other than his school books. This child needs home discip- line whereby he goes at his homework promptly and faith- fully each evening. He's not the kind of child likely to d well at homework in his rocm all alone. It_is fine if one of hic no would have this child do his homework in the parent's pres- ence while he or she is also engaged in serious mental work. During this study period the parent should read with this child some of his harder text assignments and help him turn each paragraph into a few words of his own. He also may need supervision at doing his written home as- signments with willing help available at spelling words he is not sure about or at looking them up in the dictionary. This child is apt to report on some evenings that he has no homework assignment. In this case, his parent should require him to read for a period as long as his homework usually re- quires--not from comics or pic- A New Service Right on Your Premises! Or In Our Plant Commercial & Residential Wall to Wall Broadioom (Including Nylon & Aerilan) Corpets and Upholstered Furniture Dyed the Color RE --- NU WAY @ Fost Color @ Permanent @ Odorless And Completely Guaranteed Why Replace ? Re-Nu and Save FREE ESTIMATES RAINBOW COLOR RE- NU Oshawa 728-5387 SOCIAL NOTICES FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE p.m. in Westmount Mr. and Mrs. Michae|Church. Deboski wish to announce ihe FORTHCOMING forthcoming marriage of their i daughter, Ruth Any, t0 PhiliP announced of ' Joan Marviyn and Mrs. Harley R. Trudelie,| tay ett ot Jane and the late! all of Oshawa. The ceremony is! fitiott, to Mr. Ronald Har- io take place on Saturday, May old Ball, son of Mr. and Mrs. a, 206; at 3.00 p.m. in First! Charles Ball, Oshawa. The cere- | Baptist Church. mony_is_to take place in Har- FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE |mony_United Church on Satur- Mr. and Mrs. George Downey, | Oshawa, wish to announce the) forthcoming marriage of their) eldest daughter, Donnamarie) Victoria, to Mr. James Charies) Fishley, son of Mrs. Gordon Fishley of Seagrave and the} late Mr. Fishley. The ceremony is to take place on Saturday, May 7, 1966, at 3.00 p.m. in Christ Memorial Church, Oshawa. United MARRIAGE, The forthcoming marriage is| UCW Sponsoring | Legion Glee Club | The Glee Club of the Royal) {Canadian Legion, Branch No. 178, Bowmanville, is presenting) a popular concert in Simcoe |Street United Church on Satur- day evening. Directed by Ross |Cotton, the choir has been en- thusiastically received wher-! jever it has sung. Organized in 1961, the choir of 32 voices has filled engage- ments in Port Hope and Peter- /borough as well as_ locally. | Their repertoire includes MARRIAGE Magistrate Frank S. Ebbs jand Mrs. Ebbs, Oshawa, an- |nounce the marriage of their |daughter, Agnes Suzanne, to |/Mr. Cumming Scott Burton, ------------|son of Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Sharples Burton of Sudbury. The ceremony took place on ')Tuesday, April 12, 1966, in St. John's Chapel of St. Michael's Cathedral, Toronto. FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE The forthcoming marriage is {announced of Sharon Leigh, | daughter of Mrs. Rae Crossman, ture books but from carefully Oshawa, and the late Mr. Cross chosen books, easy enough for)man, to Robert Allan Montgom- him to read fairly well. ery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mel- ville Montgomery, Oshawa. The ceremony is to take place on Q. Can we parents afford to Saturday, May 21, 1966, at 3.30 let our children hear us talk'! - ne ' eacalente about our misfortunes, -- acci- PUT IT UNDER TAP dents, illnesses, aches and a ; pains, and hospital experi-, Fresh fruit should always be ences? washed before being eaten to A. Certainly not, unless we remove bacteria or insecticide want them to grow in self-pity. | residue. the daughter of Mrs. Rae Crossman of Oshawa and the late Mr. Crossman and her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Melville Mont- gomery, Oshawa. ree ligious and marching songs as well as romantic ballads. Guest artists will be Ross Metcalfe ARCT, organist, and Elsie Drygala ARCT, soprano. | In his selections Mr. Metcalf will include Purcell's Trumpet Voluntary and Prelude and Fugue in D. Minor by Bach Mrs. Drygala is singing arias by Mozart and the Song of the Hebrides (Fraser - MacLeod) "Songs My Mother Taught Me" is one of a trio of well-known songs that Mr. Cotton will sing jand, with Mrs. Drygala, the |duet "Love Is Meant to Make 1Us Glad'. The concert is sponsored by Simcoe Street United Church Women and Mrs. Ira Travell is the general convener. Ability ANSWERING QUESTIONS Open 8:30 Till 6 P.M. Friday Till 9 P.M. BUEHLER'S COMPARE and SAVE! ! 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Another good trend will begin next March and continue profitable period along these lines, It- will be extremely im- portant to avoid extravagance and-or speculation between Nov. 1 and the end of February, how- ever. The period between now and ANNOUNCE WEDDING DATE Saturday, May 14, pill be the wedding day of Mr. Ron- ald H. Ball and Miss Joan M, Elliott, according to the announcement made today. The bride-to-be its the daugh- ter of Mrs. R. Malcolm Elliott, Oshawa and the late Mr. Elliott. The prospective bridegroom who will grad- uate from Ryerson Polytech- nical Institute, May 5, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ball, Oshawa. ber and next April) will be highly propitious for romance and there is the possibility of a sudden marriage one of these periods. Good opportunities for travel upward through July when you)' will be well into an extremely) late September (also late Octo-|) are promised within the next four months; also in January and April of next year. 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