anothev *a*.*is. «year i iu n are anoui in the ’teen age grto 0 in the So-Fdsabout are playing badminton an.I crshba.se.To co-ordinate the ’teen age attivi*11»a ! groups have appointed .epr~-to a t entral coutu !Anions the more active tr m s r*rew h o have a 1 re a lt;! v fa i sMIS,an 1 ha\T h«jtoturned ovet*Y the Pandas boys * lub hive realized s*;** and donated Mr. t - theassociation, while tin penguins haveearned abound $•’t‘ and turned a ap-flti to the “A♦ • *eports presented to tin* di e*t rlt; indicated that substantial progress is beinc mad** in all directionsPercy Stothard presided over tie* meeting.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown Celebrated Their TSoldenWedding AnniversaryiMr and MlHenrv Brown Six hstreet north, wore “at home” to many friends and relatives on the oc» too. of their golden wedding anuive sary. Nov. 1M.Both were born in Malvern, Wones-tersliire. Kngland, in ISM rtswere: ^at mStephen’s church. Aston. Hirmuighdiii.111 ico, and cam* to Panada in 1 mm;moving !lt; Brandon in 1910 Mr. Brown is a son of tht late Mr. Henry Brownwho wasa tstcr for overyears at preory church. Malvern, Kng-Mr- Brown was the eldest daughter of the late Mr 11 Jones Butcher.i * *ink Top. Malvern.Mr and Mi•SBro\v»i ha sc th »•» • *son and Mrs J Tribe of Brand m, and Yictoi B own at home ..1 - raid Children and 7 great-grandc-hildren‘ tea table was centered witha cake topped with baby ’mums .offset with gold tapers. The roomswet decorated with gold niunt'ioses and carnations Man lovely g it*and cards weiv r* * *• \ * I Horn t* t*m B andfit« \ning wa sp» n :n music and v Mb-daughters and one son. Mrs. Rob otana via, Mrs. G. Jud-jofMM I M i