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Thursday. August IS, Jhiirotn Ann Rfilm Theresa Am Bailey became the bride of Douglas .Neilsoa is a wedding ceremony performed ob Aug playmore goes lurl 12 a a Las Vegas A reception rill honor the couple on Aug. from 7 .30 to I 30 p m at the lua est House, (19 W y S , Provo. Both sets of parsu attended the wedding ceremony G Cram The bride is a performed by LBS Bishop daughter of Mrs Wanda L Bailey of Provo and the l?te Lyle D Bailey Paresis of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs Royal rati Neilsoa of Orem The bride wore a crepe gowa wiuch she made herself It featured a lace bodice and sleeves with a short veil She earned a bouquet of rosebuds with pink and while daisies and baby s breath. Prior to the wedding the couple were hosted to a wedding dinner w Las Veg.s Matron of honor was Mrs. Charles Farrell, sister in law of the bride Best man at the reception will be Russell Neilson. Special guesti will be grandparents of the bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. Royal Neiison and Mrs. 0 W. Richmond, all of Provo. A party wat hosted by Valerii Benson, cousin of the bridegroom. The couple are making their uome in Springville. Sut plaid happy I This bock-to-scho- in bodyshirt redca.Tiel;'blo plaid flare pants matching cape; oil of Monsanto'i & acrylic; sizes . J $ pant cape bodyshirts jK S pant Listen to Children Education : the school of thought that the teacher is always right. That isnl necessarily so. That doesn't mean that we assume that the child is always right. But I think we learn to support youngsters by listening to them and if there are problems of getting to the teachers On Golden Wedding to and bting helpful." "We have got.: through (teachers . , bodyshirt scooter skirt Thackers To Be Feted National have sometimes as many as 150 or 200 children they teach in a day ( it is up to the parents to communicate with the children and with the teacher sc that they can help. "I don't think it means elaborate home circumstances. I think it means being supportive Are the schools doing their fair share to prepare children for life? To that question. Dr. Wise, of State College, Pa. replied: "I think in the long run schools are doing the vrry best job they can to provide a realistic, relevant curriculum for children. I have been teaching now for 25 years and 1 remember thut one of the things that we were always" taught to do, was not to teach just facts, but to help children question and to wonder, to learn to use their minds so they could continually learn. "I think we have to realize that, considering the great body of knowledge we have now. children don 't go to school just to get those facts and that body of knowledge. "Instead I acrylic jumper Association (NEA), was asked how you can h:!p your children succeed in school She answered "The most important thing is that parents are supportive of children in school. That means, it seems to me, listening to their concerns. I 10.00 13.00 6.50 seersucker madras plaid pants and red, navy or white bodyshirt. Matching scooter skirt and jumper not shown; M4. ZCMI Girls' World. Acilan jfc Success in School parents: Dr. Helen D Wise, president of and n h MR. AND MRS. FAY THACKEK the bell ringer starts with a red, navy or white topped with & & pre-nupt- al ITI THE HERALD. Provo. s Weds Douglas Neilson NEW YORK in. they are going to school so that they can learn how to keep on learning. "And I think we are doing a good job of preparing children for life, where we have the adequate schools, facilities and the staff to do it." The family of Fay E. and Harry F. and Ella Watson, has Thalia W. Thacker will honor also been active in the LDS their parents at an open house in Church. She has served in of ' their golden various auxilaries. especially as celebration a teacher. She has also been wedding anniversary. The event will be held on ward and stake Primary Friday from 7 to p m. at the president. She is now the ward Caitle Gate Ward Cultural Hal! Relief Society secretary ,pnd on Saturday from 4 to 7 p.m. The Thackers are parents of at the Lion's Sportsman three sons and four daughters: 'Building. 600 E. Center in F. Thacker. Ileasant Grove. Friends and Harry F. Weldon Phoenix, Ariz.; 'thacker, relatives are invited ana the Bountiful; Mrs Robert B (Fern) no gifts. family requests Anderson. Pleasant Grove; Mrs. Fay E. Thacker was born to W. Gheen, (He'?n Lloyd John and Eliza Thacker. He is a Mrs Kalamazoo, W. Mich.; Jack coal and also retired miner Leifson. Spanish served as a member and (Marilyn) Fork; and Mrs. John S. president of the town board of (LaPreali Allison, Clearfield. Castle Gate. One son, J. Kent Thacker is Active in the LDS Church, he deceased. The couple also have ".las served as Sunday School 33 grandchildren. superintendant. Bishop's Counselor, Bishop, teacher of priesthood quorums and as To clean dentures, brush teacher in the Sunday School. 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