ENGAGEMENTS

Press, Volume LXXXV, Issue 25923, 1 October 1949, Page 2

ENGAGEMENTS

Mr and Mrs Ralph Smith, Albert Street. R? j ngiora. announce the engagement of their only daughter, Shona Ivy, to Keith David, youngest son of Mrs and the late Mr James Stevenson. Flaxton. Mr and Mrs S. G. C. McKenzie, 424 Montreal street, announce the engageinc their only child. Bernice May, to Charles White youngest son of Mrs E. Crawford and the late Mr Crawford. 13 Church street, Ardler, Meigle. Perthshire, Scotland. The engagement is announced of Juue. eldest daughter of Mrs I. E. Cunniffe. Lepperton, Taranaki, to Eric James, eldest son of Mrs E. Goss and the late Herbert E. Hampton. Ashburton. The engagement is announced of Rae Dundas William, youngest son of Mr and Mrs A. M. W. Adams. “Langley Dale.” Blenheim, and June Lorraine, only daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Burgoyne. Maxwell road. Blenheim. Cante and Mrs H. O. Han by, Westenra Wrrace. Cashmere, have pleasure in announcing the engagement of their elder daughter. Wendy Maureen Wilson, to Colin Stewart Hugh, only son of Mrs and the late T. H. Erie Monro, Aynsley terrace, Opawa. The engagement is announced of George James, eldest son of Mr and Mrs G. B. Hastie. of St. Albans, to Winsome Helen, second daughter of Mr and Mrs H. K. Sail, of RedclifTs. WMr and Mrs W. E. Robinson. MarshBand, announce the engagement of ■heir second daughter. Lorna Francis, Anthony Charles, eldest son of Mr F F. Foz and the late Mrs Fox. Harrow. R iddjeivx, Englai.d. Mr and Mrs A. Whiting. 8 Pamir street. St. Albans, Christchurch, take pleasure in announcing the engagement in Sydney of their second daughter. Peggy Alice, to Peter Francis. younger son of Mr and Mrs W Langdon. 16 Peter street. Ashburton. Mr and Mrs S. R. Honeywell. Allenton, Ashburton, announce the engagement of their younger daughter. Marjorie May to Oswald Charles, second son of Captain and Mrs W Hoar St Albans. Christchurch. The eneagoment is announced of Noeline Mavis, elde’- daughter of Mr and Mrs Pruee. Addmeton. to James Graham, elder son of Mr and Mrs J. Yulle. Southall. Middlesex. England An address on new ideas in teaching was g-’-en by a. member of the teaching staff (Mr R. M. Fox) at the monthly meeting of the Svdenham Sch >ol Parent-Teacher Association recently An interesting discussion arose on the ouestion whether it was necessary to have leaders in school classes and the duties required of them.