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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tussdey, December 2, 1958 11 [] [] By MRS. FRED PUCKRIN AUDLEY -- The WA held the November meeting at the home of Mrs. Buttars, Pickering. The president, Mrs. Bert Guthrie, conducted the businesss. Mrs. G. Squire conducted the worship service, Mrs. John Puck- rin led in prayer, and Mrs. Brian Churchyard read the scripture. Joan Esdale gave comments on the scripture, followed by prayer by Mrs. Arch Bell. Mrs. A. Bush- by, Pickering, gave two read- ings. Ian Buttars played two piano|™ selections. Mrs. Fred Puckrin gave a paper. Rev. M. Buttars conducted the election of officers from a list prepared by a com- mittee. The east group served re- freshments. The WA officers for 1959 and 1960 are as follows: Hon. presi- dent, Mrs. M. Buttars, Mrs. W. H. Guthrie; past president, Mrs. Bert Guthrie; president, Mrs. James Cowie; 1st vice- president, Mrs. Geoff Astley; 2nd vice - president, Mrs. C. Squire; recording secretary, Mrs. Arch Bell; corresponding secretary, Mrs. John Puckrin; press secre- tary, Mrs. Fred Puckrin; supply secretary, Mrs. Stanley Powell; Missionary Monthly secretary, Mgs. C. Clemence; treasurer, ME Frank Murray. Group leaders -- East, Mrs, Bert Guthrie; West, Mrs. A. Thompson. Baby Band leader, Mrs. Bill Guthrie, assistant, Mrs. Brian Churchyard; pianists, Mrs. Arch Bell and Mrs. C. Clem- ence; auditors, Mrs. G. K. Pratt and Mrs. M. Hedge; flower com- mittee, East, Mrs. G. Astley and Mrs. Bert-Guthrie; West, Mrs. M. Hedge and Mrs. Fred Puckrin; stewardship committee, Mrs. Frank Puckrin, Mrs, Wm. Guth- rie, Miss Q. Astley and Miss Susie Puckrin; citizenship com- mittee, Mrs. Bill Guthrie, Miss J. Esdale, Mrs. Irvin Puckrin, Mrs. Bob Pardon; parsonage, commit- tee, Mrs. G. Squire, Mrs. G. Ast- ley, Mrs. J. Cowie. The annual convention of the Pickering Township Sunday school association was held ia Audley United Church Wednesday of last week. During the evening se "THE OSHAWA TIMES = > NE ana Your chore of or meer POPULAR when he attended the World Sun- fay School Convention in Japan. Leslie Morley of Pickering gave 2 short talk on the Upper Can- _ada Bible Society, during the ser- 'vice Sunday afternoon. The club will hold its next meeting in the school in the form of a box social Dec. 6. There Mrs. Sydney Sufoed home from Oshawa hospi- : will be an election of officers. / j 3 , Mrs. G. K. Pratt and Joan i Esdale attended a teachers' meet- iii ? ; ing at Cherrywood school Tues- A ~ f Rh 4 day. ! ec §? \ { 3 Wonnacott has re- wh Xe] % a 2 \ Lik ro B " 7, ] Oshawa, Ww, 1/4 s : » ed J x oF sof "A ~~ 0 teaching Audley 7, 4 4 * \ ville school Dec. 17 CEDAR CREEK By G. KILPATRICK CEDAR CREEK -- The Pros pect WA held its November meet- ing at the home of Mrs. Bruce Holtby Wednesday evening. 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