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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, April 10, 1963 tions. Also receiving with Mr. MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM REED Bon Voyage Party Honors Pair Marking Anniversary Overseas A reception and Bon Voyage party was held in Bathe Park Clubhouse Sunday afternoon in honor of Mr. and Mrs. William Reed, Lioyd street, who are sail- ing on the SS Carmania, Fri- day, April 19, for England, where they will be visiting friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Reed came to Canada in 1919 and this will be their first visit home since their arrival. They were married in Grays Methodist Church, Grays, Essex, England, April 27, 1918, and will be celebrating their 45th wedding anniversary, me in England. - grandsons, _ giadioli, fe candles. and Mrs. Reed were Mr. and Mrs, John Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Brian Boughton. Grand- sons Paul Fisher and Bruce Boughton kept the door with David Fisher and Alan Boughton in charge of the guest book. Mrs, Frank Boughton, Weston, and Mrs. Herbert . Fisher, Whitby, poured tea with Mrs. James Anstey. Mrs. Russell Worsley and Mrs. Harry Whit- pread serving. The table was centered with an arrangement of roses, chrysanthemums and flanked by yellow The hall was decorated with ' yellow and white streamers, daffodils and floral arrange- ments. The honored couple re- ceived many gifts and cards of congratulations, Mrs, Reed. was honored re- cently by a presentation from the Bathe Park auxiliary and also by friends at the home of Mrs. R. J. Manning, Highland avenue. MARGARET HAMILTON GRP. The April meeting of the Margaret Hamilton Group was held at the home of Mrs. Wil- liam Hancock with 15 members present. The Reverend D. A. P. Allen opened the meeting with prayer followed by a scripture reading and a devotional period on the Easter theme. The secretary's report was given by Mrs. Donald MacDon- ald and the treasurer's report by Mrs. Fred Malloy. Plans were completed for sev- eral catering projects in the near future. The next meeting will be held May 1 at the home of Mrs. Alex McDonald. Refreshments were served by Mrs. F, F. Fairbank and Mrs. William Hancock. The hostesses were their daughters, Mrs, John Fisher, Oshawa, and Mrs. Brian Bough- ton, Islington. When receiving the guests, Mrs, Reed wore a figured green silk jersey dress with a bolero, white floral hat and a corsage of yellow carna- CARPET COMPANY 282 King W 728-9581 RUG CLEANING LADIES No Beby sitter, no car fare Mr. Bernard Experienced Hair Stylist Of Leading Toronto Salons FOR HOME APPOINTMENTS 725-6854 Spring's a-coming and s0 is. everything -- in coats and suits feeling! There's a certain un-} conventional, perhaps continen- tal feel to these fashions, which Miss and Mrs. learned to know love! With important inspiration borrowed from the Italian, the French, the Oriental influences, in fact, the world --new lines and detailings come to the fore with a definite elegant ap- proach! First --- there's never been and {such an exciting variety of fas- \cinating fabric. New. blends, new color combinations and new treatments for old-standby fabrics create this fabric furore. COATS |. . tunic length or full-length, the slim straight line is important, particularly with low, at-the-hip detailing or back belt . . . fitted coats look new- est in slimmed versions with modified flared, and long torso, low fullness . . . semi- fitted coats with box styling and the classic chesterfield all tell the long torso story . . flared coats are news when the fullness starts from a high, back line with straight front -- or flares. smoothly into the A-line. All new suit and coat fash- ions wear a cool, uncluttered look! The important grace note appears in flat collars, low cut necklines, scarved or cardigan necklines -- and in sleeves that Continental Feel Given Fresh Fabric Varieties -- seems to be new in fashion|ther wool, worsted, silk, blend- | Canada has|trolied, and tailored to hold its tO shape. .|natural waistline to enhance this jfolliip, push-up or are simply Easter, and everything -- but} cut shorter! In siihouette, SUITS -- whe- ec or beautifully knit -- are neat, pared-down and' youth- ful looking. Every line is con- Jackets vary in length from top of the hips to_the three- quarter and seven*é@phth walk. ing lengths. No matter what length, they gently skim the body yet give vital definition to the bosom and waistline. Sleeves on suits generally re- turn to a narrower, and longer length, while set-in sleeves, and neat aecklines help heighten the lean, relaxed look. Braid, bindings and contrast "outlines" continue to win fa- shion plaudits as the" "Chanel Look" appears and r rs "All-Doubles' Enjoy Travelogue Films A program of films featured the monthly meeting of the All Doubles Club of St. George's An. glican Church on Saturday even- ing last. Colored travelogues de. picting the beauties of the Scot- tish Highlands and "The Charm of Ulster' with its lush Irish countryside provided an armchair holiday for the appre- ciative audience. In addition, a journey to the Gulf of Mexico, to learn about the great sponge industry carried on there, and a fleeting trip to the Laurentians for skiing, and to Banff and the Victoria Glacier concluded the program. At the business session, held prior to this, special thanks were extended to Mr. and Mrs. George McKinstry for entertain- ing the club at their home the previous month. It was also re- ported that the visit to the Cliff- side Club in Torono had been most ful from the point in every major suit collection. Suits often wear an easy prin- cess cut with raised bustline and higher waistline. The back is usually rounded while the front looks concave, Under - bosom seams or flap pockets and but- tons are placed just above the look, Curved seams appear every- where, Skirts are most often A- 'ine or slightly flared, Collars, when not small and notched, are often flatteringly scarved. Suit skirts have trouser-type pockets, panel fronts and are newly-eased and gored. Blazer type jackets over of view of attendance, and the excellent evening's fun which had been provided. During the discussion con- cerning the election of officers for the ensuing year, it was unanimously decided that the present officers be asked to continue in their positions. 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