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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1 951 THE DAILY TIMES-CAZETTE PAGE SEVEN In The hy Pictured at a Happy Moment During the Military Ball Held by 11th Armoured Regt. ~ OF INTERES -------------- Personals Accounts of social évents and of visitors to and from the city are appreciated by the Social Department. Mr. and Mrs. Walter' Meens, Madison Avenue, were week-end guests at the Cooley and Trever- ton homes in Thurlow Township. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Morim and sons, Allan and Gary of Sintaluta. Saskatchewan, are guests at the home of Mrs. Morim's brother, Mr Maurice Proctor, and Mrs. Proc tor, Mary Street. Mrs. Gordon Hawkshaw and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Naylor, of Toron- to, spent Sunday visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hawkshaw, Kingsdale Avenue, and attended the baptism of their small nephew, Bobby Morey, son of Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Street. Mrs. E. A. Middlemass, son Avenue, won the door prize, 'Dress Blues' Parade At Military Ball For the First Time The Warrant Officers, Staff Ser- geants and Sergeants of the On-| tario Regiment, 11th Armoured Regiment, allied with the Welsh Regiment were hosts at a formal military ball held in the Hotel Gen- osha last Friday evening. The new dark blue dress uniforms | of the officers, warrant officers and | chronically ill, a week-end beauty kit at ahe pre- Christmas At Home held by Mrs. H. E. W. Brownlee, Madison Av- enue, on Friday. Assisting the hostess was Miss Joan Blair, who | kept the door and Mrs. H. E. Groves and Mrs. Bert Edwards who greeted the guests as they ar- | rived. VON Monthly Report Shows 336 36 Visits The pier meetin meeting ot the board of the Victorian Order of Nurses | was held yesterday afternoon in| |the Oshawa Public Utilities Com- | mission board room. Miss Edna Knutson, supervis- | ing nurse, reported that during ' November 336 visits had been | made. These included 158 to the 59 to medical and | Mrs. R. J. Smith has arrived in St. Petersburg, Florida, where she will spend the winter months. Before leaving Mrs. Smith was entertained at the home of Mrs. Ferd Kunkel, by her Cloyd Morey, | Grier- friends. | sergeants made a perfect contrast |surgical cases, 3 to cancer cases, to the lovely pastel gowns worn by| 77 for the purpose of supervising | their ladies. The new uniform is of | mothers in the care of herself and | Cards were enjoyed during the evening and a presentation of a black morocco handbag and cos- Highlight of the Military san neld by the Warrant Officers, Staff Sergeants and Sergeants of the 11th navy blue serge. It has a stand-up the infant. collar, gold regimental buttons, gold rank insignia, and a broad yellow | new cases admitted, stripe down the trousers signifying | an armoured regiment. Special guests included Lt.-Col. and Mrs, E. Pearson, Lt.-Col. and Mrs. E. F. Bastedo, Lt.-Col. and Mrs. A. G. Coulter, Major and Mrs. W. Higgins, Major and Mrs. J. R. Carson, Major and Mrs. E. R. Flewelling, and Sgt. A. A. Hurst, 29th Tech. Sqdn. RCEME, Oshawa. At intermission Sgt. Stanley Skea, orderly sergeant for the evening, introduced SSM J. R. Homes who was chiefly responsible for the suc- Homes in turn introdr~ed *"» ™- mental Sergeant Major M. J. R.' guests, American Beauty roses were pre- sented to Mrs. A. G. Coulter by Mrs. Mrs. J. R. Homes and to Mrs. Homes by Mrs. J. H. Jonassen. Out-of-town guests representing Toronto Regiments included RSM and Mrs. F, Whigmore, 48th High- landers; Sgt. and Mrs. J. H. Mur- phy, Irish Regiment; Sgt. P. Ku- senko and Miss Fern Stoddert, Queen's York Rangers; SSM and Mrs. R. A. Westoner, Queen's York Armoured Regiment was the pr Rangers; RSM and Mrs. J. Barnes, Queen's Own Rifles; RSM and Mrs, of of roses, carnations and chrysanthemums to three of M. J. R. Barker; to Mrs. Barker by | Barker, O.B.E, who welcomea Gu I Bo nurses had accom- | tume jewellery were made to Mrs. Smith. Lunch was served these were |by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. sub-divided into 22 medical, 3 sur-| A. Brown and Mrs. Reg Smith, gical, 1 pre-natal, 8 obstetrical for | Jr. Mrs. Smith motored to the service and nine new born for | South from Syracuse, N.Y. health supervision, making a total | her sister, Mrs. A. W. Becker, of 504 cases admitted to date this that city. year compared with 479 last year, Fees collected for the month to- talled $220.50 made up of $25.00 | for Metropolitan Life Insurance| cases and $195.50 for all other ser- vices. Last year the fees totalled | $167.50. Fully paid visits totalled 105, partly-paid, 88, MLI 25, the During the period there were 43 Knox W.A. Re-elects Mrs. Jas. - McConnell visits. Miss Knutson stated that four | Church at its regular meeting held | recently. panied the VON nurse on a total of | _ The other officers are so follows: During the evening bouquets of | 72 Visits and had each received two | ier vice-president, Mrs. Jack ohnston; second vice-president, rs. Fred McKee; secretary, Mrs. . M. Soanes; treasurer, Mrs. | James Cormack; card secretary, Mrs. J. Taylor; flower convener, Mrs. J. W. Heath; pianist, Mrs. W. C. Young; purchasing commit- tee, Mrs. W. R. Archer, Mrs Lorne | Hewson, Mrs. W. F. Taylor. The Union of South Africa has| Mrs. James McConnell presided six universities with an average |at the meeting and let in prayer. total enrolment of more than 20,000 | The scripture was read by Mrs. students, A. J. Campbell. days observation period. 132 Mr. William Boddy, president, | M presided at the meeting and Miss | Kate Connolly read the secretary's report AFRICAN SCHOLARS with | of | Mrs. James Tm was re- | balance were free and no charge | elected president of the Woman's goss of the dare. Sergeant es | Association of Knox Presbyterian | the ladies present. Top right shows Mrs, J. R. Homes who has just presented flowers to Mrs. M. J. R. Bar- ker. To the left, Mrs, Homes holds the roses she has received from Mrs. J. H. Jonassen and, below, Mrs. Barker and Mrs. A. G. Coulter admire the bouquet she has just been given. The husbands smile and look R. Thompson, Governor-General's Horse Guards. on admiringly. The guests danced to Bernard Tierney's orchestra which featured --Times-Gazette Staff Photo. Gnoups, Clubs, a P. M. A. CLUB Mrs. Charles Wells presided at this week's meeting of the Pleas- ant Monday Afternoon Club. Birthday greetings were sung for Mrs. Thomas Wilcox. 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