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The couple's Immediate family Is planning a theater and dinner celebration In New York City. William and Sadie Effron were married In New York City on Sept. 7, If JO. They hare three sons. Jack, Ira and Michael, all executives with Effron Bakery Supply and Efco Products.

They and their wives, Rita, Dana and Unda, all live In Pough keepsle. Mr. and Mrs. Effron have Tire grandchildren, Steven, Neil, Sam, Jonathan and Rachel. Mr.

Effron was born in Poughkeep sle, the son of Samuel and Fanny Effron. He attended local schools, graduated from Cornell University in 1927 and the following year started the Effron Bakery Supply located at 98 Montgomery St. In 1936 he moved the business to Its present lo cation at 1M Smith Su, where he expanded to Include Efco Products, a manufacturing firm for jams, Jellies, fruit fillings, cake and donut mixes. He was president of the Jewish Community Center; co founder of Camp Jekoce at Bear Mountain: past president of Temple Beth El and was voted "man of the year'! for Israel, Bonds. Mrs.

Effron was born In Durham, Ontario, was graduated from Dutchess Community College and in 1979 from Marlst College magna cum laude. She has been an active member of the Jewish Community Center; Camp Jekoce at Bear Mountain; secretary of Temple Beth El Sisterhood; worked as a case worker for Home Service Red Cross for five years and as a volunteer at Vassar Hospital for IS years. She is a member of the board of directors at Temple Beth El, and a life member of the YWCA. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Messina golden anniversary Messinas wed 50 years i09 Area births listed Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Messina, 12 Styvestandt Drive, Town of Pough keepsie, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at a reception at the Italian Center, City of Poughkep sie. I The event was given by their sons in law and daughters, Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Serino and Mr. and Mrs. Ray MacDermott. Approximately 100 guests attended Including their 11 grandchildren and two great grand children. Mr.

and Mrs. Messina were married July 23, 1930 In Newburgh and renewed their vows at the Community United Methodist Church, Route 376, Town of Poughkeepsle. Mr. Messina is retired from Schatz Manufacturing Co. and is employed part time by Abbate Handbags.

The couple received congratulations from President and Mrs. Carter. Hdoses celebrate 25th anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoose, Route 52, Hopewell Junction, were honored recently at a 25th wedding anniversary party held at the home of their daughter and son in law.

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Segnit. Approximately 40 friends and relatives attended the celebration.

Mr. Hoose, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan J. Hoose, of Wapplngers Falls, and Mrs.

Jean Hoose, the daughter of the late Russell and Elsie Blaine, of Flshkill, were married on Aug. 28, 1955, at Trinity thurch In Flshkill. Mr. Hoose is theowner of Hoose's Agway in Brinckerhoff. ARE YOU A DINNERTIME Tired of Dieting and Eating Different From The Rest At Rite Weigh We Can Show You How To Prepare Delicious Tasty Meals The Whole Family Will Love You Con Lose Weight and Keep It Off I Our Weekly, Motivating Classes Are Held Every Tuesday at 7.00 P.M.

at Presbyterian Church, 100 Cannon St. RITE WEIGH DIET PLAN INC. For Further Info Call Joan: 2292459 Vassar Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Gary Fitchett.

326 N. Grand Town of. Poughkeepsle, a daughter on Aug. 24. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur E. Church of LaGrangeville, a daughter on Aug. 26. the maternal grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph M. Grounds, of Nassau, and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E.

Church Jr. of Wilmington, Del. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Lally of Balmville, a daughter on Wednesday. Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Dandridge, I Weed City 6f Poughkeepsle, a daughter on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Roger of Hopewell Junction, a daughter on Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Jon Martin of Pough quag, a daughter on Thursday. Dr. and Mrs.

Steven Crew of Hopewell Junction, a son on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Mario Milano of New Paltz, a daughter on Thursday. Northern Dutchess Hospital Dolores and Michael Diamantl of Livingston, a daughter on Aug.

19. Darleen and Harold Moore of Red. Hook, a daughter on Aug. 21. Darleen and Owen Kiniry of Rhine beck, a son on Aug.

21. Carol and Thomas Mulqueen of Hyde Park, a daughter on Aug. 22. Dayle and Bret Rogers of Tivoli, a daughter on daughter on Aug. 26.

Jeanne and Bernard Edward of Hyde Park, a daughter on Aug. 30. Alan and Sharon Fallon of Rhine beck, a son on Aug. 30. Robert and Sharon Lennox of Salt Point, a son on Aug.

30. Ralph and Sharon Rosenfeld of Poughkeepsie, a son on Aug. 31. Gary and Suzanne Glancejy of 'Staatsburg, a son on Wednesday. Peter and Katherine Baker of Hurley, a daughter on Thursday.

At Home Janice Naomi and Elliott R. Sharron of Deckert Boulevard. LaGrangeville, a son on Aug. 28. The paternal grandpatents are Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur S. Sharron Sr. of Madison, and maternal grandparents are Kathleen Antonio of Fairfield, and John Antonio of Bridgeport, both in Connecticut. Out of Town Mr.

and Mrst William Marden of Florida, a son on Monday, at North Shore Hospital, Miami, Fla. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ryan of Titusville Road, Town LaGrange.

Mrs. Bugosh tops Clinton flower show CLINTON CORNERS Mrs. Joanne Bugosh won the trl color award, indicating Best In Show, In the "Elegant Eighties" Friendship Gardens Flower Show conducted recently as part of the Clinton Community Day. She also took top honors for the modern line arrangement entitled "Looking Ahead" in the artistic classes. Mrs.

Linda Bugosh, Mrs. Robert Alger, Mrs. William Margarin and Mrs. Paul Schwarze won prizes In the invitational division and Mrs. Bu gosh's entry won the popularity vote of the public.

Other winners in the artistic classes Included "A Century Ago," dried arrangement, Mrs. Larry Bugosh; "Time Marches On." line arrangement, Mrs. Harold Fountain; "Dinner At Eight," Mrs. Frank Abel ing; "Miniature Elegance," Mrs, Frank Abeling; "The Way We Were," (men only), Dwight Miller; "Solar Produce," vegetable andor fruits, Mrs. Larry Bugosh; "Everything Is Beautiful," Mrs.

John De Graff; and "Happy Birthday," ages 4 to 6, Keith Nyhof; ages 7 to 11, Amy Faber, and ages 12 to 16, Sharon Sager. Judges were Mrs. Ellison Capers, Mrs. Peter MacGregor and Mrs. Velma Pugsley.

Thirty four other winners were named In the horticulture and fruits and vegetable divisions. Judges for the fruit and vegetable division were Allen Webster and William Relyea. utchess AARP to meet The Dutchess County Chapter No. 343 of the American Associaton of Retired Persons (AARP) will! meet at m. Thursday at the Community United Methodist Church, New Hackensack Road, Town of Poughkeepsle.

Following the business meeting, Walter SChreyer, pastry chef of the Culinary Institute, will demonstrate how to make "Classical Mrs. John R. Gardner SPCA Auxiliary ball Mrs. Gardner chairs benefit Mrs. John Gardner has been named chairman of the SPCA Auxiliary Animal Kingdom Ball, planned for Nov.

IS at the Dutchess Golf and Country Club. Town of Poughkeepsie. Mrs. Edwin A. Drews is cochair man and Mrs.

Edward Leonard, 14B Flannery City of Poughkeepsie, is in charge of reservations. Proceeds will benefit the Dutchess County SPCA shelter In Violet Avenue, Hyde Park, and its spaying and neutering program. VBH Mothers Club to meet The Vassar Brothers Hospital Mothers Club will hold a business meeting at 8:15 m. Thursday at the New Tower Building of the hospital. Members will work on the mini craft fair to be held in December.

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