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MARRIED 25 YEARS Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Annis Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd R. Annis, Albert street, celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary at dinner party held in Storie Park clubhouse on Saturday evening. The reception was attended by friends and relatives from To- ronto, Whitby, Frankford and| Oshawa. Mrs. Sarah Callison, alMrs. John Callison, 24, 1938. UNITS, GROUPS, AUXILIARIES Annis is the former daughter of Oshawa, and the late Mr. Callison. The bridegroom of 25 years ago is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Annis. The couple was married in Oshawa by the Reverend W. R. Tanton March SA HOME LEAGUE Mrs, Jack Ludlow opened the meeting of the Salvation Arm; Home League. Mrs. Buller mentioned the sick and Mrs. Melville Smith. prayed. Mrs. William James made the announcements. Mrs. William Saunders was in charge of the devotional period) and gave the scripture reading. Mrs. William Allison prayed, Mrs. Jessie Tooley read a poem, "Laughter". Mrs. Jack Ludlow sang a solo. Mrs. George Beard read the minutes. The Starlight Group will be in ' charge of the meeting April 2. Refreshments were served by Cheerio Group. 18TH SCOUT MOTHERS' AUX. The monthly meeting of the 18th Scout Mothers' Auxiliary was held in Courtice United Church Sunday School room. Mrs. Maurice Gray presided with 14 present. The minutes| were read by the secretary, Mrs, Raymond Barber, and the treasurer's report was given by Mrs, Orville Rahme. Reminders were given from District Coun- cil by Mrs, Gray. Mrs. Garnet Goyne, vice-president, gave the scout promise and the cub law was given by Mrs, Peter Simpson. Plans were discussed for the father and son banquet to be} held in Courtice United Church April 27. The next meeting will be held April 4, convened by. the Otter Patrol. P.M.A. CLUB The pleasant Monday after- noon Club held the weekly meet- ing in the Legion Hall with first vice-president, Mrs. R. G. Col- lison, presiding. It was unani- mously decided to go to London, Ontario, for the annual outing on June 17. Names of mem- bets wishing to go will be taken up to May 27. If seats are still available on the bus members may invite friends after that Home, assistant Cub leader, and twelve mothers. Mr. John Merithew, chairman of the group committee, opened the meeting. Mrs. Varnum explained aux- iliary procedure to the group, The officers were appointed, and installed by Mrs. Varnum as follows: President, Mrs. Ronald Trewin; vice-presidents, Mrs. Douglas Sagar, Mrs. John Perry; secretary, Mrs. Charles Prosser; treasurer, Mrs, Ken- meth Paul; visiting convener, Mrs. John Barber; phone con- veners, Mrs, Calvin Crowell, Mrs. James Watt; sewing con- veners, Mrs, John Barber; so- cial convener, Mrs. John Thay- ler; group committee represen- tative, Mrs, John Perry; dis- trict committee representatives, Mrs. Ronald Trewin, Mrs. Douglas Sagar. Mrs, Ronald Trewin presided over a short business meeting. Refreshments were served by Mrs. G. B. Horne and Mrs. W. Blight. ARVILLA McGRESOR GROUP The March meeting of the Arvilla McGregor WMS of Knox Presbyterian Church was held in the lounge of the church. Mrs. George Hamilton opened the meeting, Worship was con- -- by Mrs. Arthur Camp- ell. Discussion of the Spring Thankoffering Service and the Evening Department WMS Con. ference followed. Invitations to Spring Thank- offering meetings at Ashburn and West Hill were read by the president. Mrs. Campbell read a letter from the bale secre- tary describing the needs of the Indians in the north. Mrs. G. F. Montgomery re. ceived the offering. Light for all-the world, show- ing how Christianity lights up the problems of humanity, was the study theme conducted by Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs. Alex. Mc- Donald served refreshments. ARRANGING FASHION SHOW Mrs. Gordon Kellett, left, and Mrs. William Nicholson are co-conveners of a fashion show, "Panorama Fashions 63", sponsored by the Del- presided over the business meeting. Roll call showed 12 members present. In the absence of Mrs. John Westlake, sick member conven- er, Mrs, George Sanders _re- ported on a gift taken to Mrs. Cecil Pollock who was ill Mrs. Sydney Williamson gave the card report. Mrs. George Sanders and Mrs.. Gordcn Shemilt thanked Mrs, Sydney Williamson for the cards received. Mrs. George Sanders reported the unit has two more quilts to be quilted. Mrs, Gordon Shemilt reported on the executive meeting. Two members were asked to attend the Leaders' Course at Ebenezer on April 4. Unit 2 will be in charge of the devotional period and refreshments for the April general meeting. There will be a bake sale by Unit 2 at Motor City Bowling Alley on Monday, April 1 at 6.30 p.m. Mrs. Percy Boville and Mrs. Gordon She- Mar Unit of King Stree' United Church. The event will take place mext Wednesday evening starting at 8.15 p.m. in the Centennial Hall with Mrs. Alfred Austin as the commentator. --Oshawa Times Phtos service when its sole plate is esas pmo? aie ~ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thuredey, Merch 28, An electric iron gives the best = aed COAT PLUS DRESS The coat takes a dress for an important ensemble look "63, One attractive is the sleeveless coat inla pouf-sleeved dress. . Mls. 4 ALL VEGETABLE Blue Bonnet Margarine makes everything turn out righti On mec Hts ly negra eet gp the nut © WEDDING. PORTRAITS © WEDDING ALBUMS roland. Studio 21 ATHOL ST. WEST 723-3680 vegetable Blue Bonnet has a fresh, sunny-sweet makes good things taste great! Every day, enjoy tious goodness of Canada's favorite margarine. 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Mrs. Gordon Colquhoun was in charge of the devotional per- 28TH SCOUT MOTHERS' AU.X|iod. On' Monday, March 25, the Mrs. George Sanders, leader, 28th. Scout Mothers' Auxiliary was organized at First Baptist Church, under the leadership of Mrs. G. N. Varnum, president of District Committee for Scout Group .Ladies Auxiliary. Also present were Mrs. Frank Grav- elle, vice-president, Mrs. Gordon Ne baby sitter, no cor fere Mr. Bernard Experienced Hair - Stylist Of Leading Toronto ait, FOR HOME APPOINTMENTS milt will convene refreshments Coupon Must Be Presented for the April meeting. Mrs. Wil- liam Grandy was in charge of the Bible Study. Refreshments were served by Mrs. C, A. Lee and Mrs. Wil- liam Wilson. late. President, Mrs. Elwood Brad- ley is still confined to hospital but is reported progressing fa- vorably. Refreshments were served Mrs. George Hall and Mrs. J. Tinney. 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