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----__--__BERsl et TA SE STT Awa oatHseeod waees®oeesoae une ks cle os ht empil THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, September 11, 1963 Couple Observe 40th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Souch, Sommerville street, _ recently completed forty years 'pf mar- - pied life. To mark the o¢casion, they were guests of honor. at) two dinner parties. Mr. and Mrs. Souch were married September 4, 1923, at Bowmanville, moving to Osh- awa shortly after. Mrs. Souch is the former May Manning, daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs, Albert Manning. : Mr. Souch is vice-president of Ontario Motor Sales; a past|@ resident of the Oshawa Curling Club, the Oshawa Golf Club, and the Oshawa Kiwanis Club; and is a member of Cedar Lodge. Mrs. Souch is an active|# member of the King Street Unit- ed Church, where she was pre- sented with a life membership|s73 in the United Church Women, last December. Mr. and Mrs. J. N, Willson, Mary street, entertained them at a dinner at the Hotel Gen- osha, which was attended by a number of their friends. After the dinner they were entertain- ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cay, Woodlea ave- nue, where they were presented with a floor lamp for their new| cottage. Mr. Souch's sister, Mrs. Morley Burgess, Maple Grove, entertained at her home, where she had a dinner party honoring Mr. and Mrs. Souch. Those attending were close relatives of the same. generation, The honored guests were presented with lawn furniture for cottage. * SOCIAL. NOTICE ENGAGEMENT their The engagement is announc- ed of Gayle Beverly Patterson, daughter of Mr. Michael Pat- terson, Oshawa, and the late) Mrs. Patterson, to James Jo-| seph Hill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill, Oshawa. The mar- riage is to take place at Holy) Cross Roman Catholic Church, at 11.00 a.m. on Saturday, Oc- tober 5, 1963. | UNITS, GROUPS AUXILIARIES ALBERT STREET UCW The first fall meeting of the UCW of Albert Street United Church was held in the friend- ship room. | Mrs. James Scott, president, | opened the meeting with a poem) and the Theme Song. A roll call | of all units was taken. Mrs. Lee | read the minutes and reports/ were received from the follow-| ing committees: Mrs. Samuel! Gibbs, catering; Mrs. Harry Longbottonn sick convener; Mrs. Jack Lowery reported a bale of baby clothing had been) sent to Hong Kong; Mrs. | George reportéd on visits-to the} hospital, Hillsdale Manor and} shut-ins; Mrs. Wilbur Downs read the correspondence; Mrs. Arthur Allman reported on the strawberry tea last summer; | "and Mrs Percy Bouille, treas- urer, gave a report Mrs. Clayton Lee, unit 5, was in charge of the devotion period. Mrs. Ernest Jones read the Scripture lesson, Matthew 28. Mrs. Lee then addressed the members on the life and habits of the Fulani tribes of Africa, and displayed a number of arti- cles made by them. Mrs. James Scott thanked Mrs. Lee. Mrs. Gordon Shemilt gave a report on the UCW Conference and Leadership Convention held The wnits were assigned as follows: unit 1, the October meeting; unit 4, hospital; units 3 and 1, shut-ins; unit 2, Hillsdale Maror. The meeting closed with the Mispah benediction. Re- mei were served by unit THE LEND-A-HAND CLUB The Lend-A-Hand Club held its first meeting of the fall and winter season, recently. The president, Sister Evelyn Sanders, officiated, assisted by Sister Ann Holt, the vice-presi- dent. The meeting opened with a prayer, roll call, and reading of the minutes. Sister Holt, sick convener, gave her report for the summer months; sympathy, and birthday cards were sent out to the members. She reported phoning and visit-|Domino Fancy Tomato Juice the club for its kindness and Cele Ginger Ale--Orange Diet thoughts. The Past Noble Soft Drink Hilltop Biscuits Village Wafers Chocolate Delights ssc | Shirriff Instant Mashed Potatoes Burns Spam Luncheon Meat Alpha Bits Cerea ing the funerals. sick, and attending The sisters thanked Grands were reminded of the invitation to Port Perry Lodge on September 17. A rummage sale and a night of cards was considered for October and November. The CP and TB report was given! by. Sister Pearl Peacock.' She) reported several hospital beds and whee) chairs are available for anyone wishing to use them, free of charge. The meeting closed with th Mispah benediction, followed by refreshments and bingo. WAS GAY EVENT DESERONTO, Ont. 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