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Happy Doubles Club Combines Spiritual And Social Activities The Happy Doubles :C!ub of King Street United Church was founded in February of 1945. The main objects of the club as fellows: (1) To encourage relig- ious life in the home. (2) To promote good fellow- ship among the members, and loyalty to the church. The club tries to contact all newly married couples and new couples in the cangregation, to encourage them to join us in worship and fe!lowship. The club is. very active in itself but its members also are found in every other organiza- tion in the church. Our mem- bers serve as Sunday School teachers, Scout and Cub lead- ers, choir members, members of the official board, members of the women's groups and in|! many other ways. The club members much pleasure and satisfaction through its spiritual, social and! 56 c recreational activities. The club meets twice a month on the firs: days, and the executive ence a month on the Thursday. The first Thursday fourth | is our Storie Park Club Nearly Complete Thanks to Auxiliary | On Tuesday. meeting wa3 of Mrs. Ladies' Park. Mrs. the first president. vear members have been very busy trying to raise money to help the General with the new clubhouse, which we are now in and it is neavly completed. The ladies cater to weddings, ban- quets, etc. FEuchres o'clock. Every fourth Wednes- day of the. month, the auxiliary has Christmas party is held for chil- dren, 12 and under, and closing day features races and free treats. Our present officers is: President, Miams; vice Jerome Hickey; Peter Muzik; Joseph Parson: Mrs. George convener, M sell; sick list John Wyatt; press Mrs. Peter Muzik: auditors, Mrs. Beverley Jollow, Mrs. ol id Ca ameron. Mrs. Harry Wil- president, secretary, treasurer, Mrs. Bell; Vincent convener, avs. Veus Woolens Carefully YOU CAN WIN $50. Canade Savings Bond Watch for ad in Monday's Times. FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY ALDSWORTH CLEANERS 36 ATHOL ST. 725-1812° are held} every Wednesday evening at 8} its meeting at 2 o'clock. | meeting. and usually consists of a short business meeting fol- lowed by a devotional period and then a program period. This is followed by a _ social hour complete with refresh- ments. The programs are many and varied ranging from skits presented by club members to having speakers tell the club how to understand teen-agers. The meeting held on the third Thursday is a_ re¢reational meeting and covers dances, wiener roast, hay rides and many other forms of recreation. All meetings regular or recrea- tional are arranged by groups. These groups are made up of meetings of the club under Mr. and Mrs. Group Leader and are and third Thurs-} Forrester; meets | dents, Maxine meeting 'on the | Marg regular| and Mrs. secretary - ~ | Audrey responsible for arranging at jleast one regular and one recreational meeting. This way | everyone has an opportunity to, derive | share in the club's activities. Our membership for 1961 oup'es. The executive is as | follows: Mr and Mrs. past | presidents, Dorothy and Doug Mr. and Mrs. | Mr. and Mrs. and Stan Gomme; and Gordon |Mr. and Mrs. | mittee,. Greta j;rows, Theda and Bill | son; Mr. and Mrs. porters, Joan Mr. and Mrs music committee, Marion and Seymour Bigwood. Hawker; welcoming com- Nichol- projects are undertaken. In annual Valentine March a Maggie and Jiggs | card party was held with Mag-' gie and Jiggs is | presi- | and Eric Booth; | vice - presidents, | Mr. | treasurers, | | During the year several extra. March 18, 1948, a! held at the home| February the Cecil Durno to form a} dance was held at the airport! Auxiiary for Storie) with 122 couples in attendance. | George Clark was lIn The past} and Frank Bur- | press re-| and Jim Souch; | | in attendance. | This was also very successful. In May our annual closing ban- quet was hed in Centennial Hall, the guest speaker : being Mr. Bill White who instructed us in harmonizing and gave us a brief history of the negro spiritual. In June the' annual weekend was held at Torpitt THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, November 14, 1961 2] married couples who may read/|the first or third Thursday of this article to come join us for|any month in Centennial Hall, Christian fellowship on either' King Street United Church. Lodge, and the combined church schoo! and Doubles Club | family picnic was held. August | saw a wiener roast held at the | home of Betty and Fay Brooks, with 32 couples attending. The | September regular meeting held | at Camp Pretoria combined | our meeting with a corn roast. | As you can see this is a most | active groun and we still have | the children's Christmas party | and the Christmas dance at, Red Wing to come. 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