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er ances + Organized, January 1964. This TOA THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdoy, November 10, 1964 All Saints Guild, Whitby Have A Total Of 144 Members The women's organization of All Saints' Anglican Church, Whitby, is known as 'The Par. ish Guild." Every woman in the congregation is a member. Most members take or have taken an active part in church work. The Guild is divided into four groups. First the Chancel | a Guild with duties, as the name implies, such as care of the chancel, preparation of Holy Communion, arranging flowers. The membership of this group numbers 20 with Mrs. Ronald Carter as president. The other three guilds are known as working guilds, and hoki their respective meetings im the Sunday school. The Sen- jor Guild is the Afternoon Branch, with an active mem- bership of fifty, who meet the second Tuesday of the month and are presided over by Mrs. Charles Daly. The Evening Guild has a roll call of fifty four. It meets the | first and *hird Mondays of the | month. President is Mrs. G. A. Scott. The Young Women, known as St. Margaret's Guild has twen- ty members. It meets the first and third Thursdays. President is Mrs. Deane Fry. The pur- pose of the guild is to unite the efforts of women in church work, worship and friendship, also to support church projects, welfare work, visiting sick and shut-ins, welcoming newcomers, raising money with bazaars, teas and garden parties, and to assist the wardens with their commitments. President of the Afternoon Branch since the incumbancy of the Reverend E. Ralph Adye have been Mrs. F. A. Cuddy, Mrs, Fred Marsh, Mrs. Thomas Richardson, Mrs. C. E. Olive, High School Parent's Aux. Formed This Year Whitby Denis .O'Connor High *hool Parents' Auxiliary was organization is te promote greater co-operatim between teaching staff, pupils and par- Mrs. George--Eastwood, Mrs. A. E. Lear, Mrs. Violette Burdge, Mis. R. E. Smith and Mrs. Charles Daly, The member to hold: office for the greatest length of time, as a very. efficient treasurer, was Miss Louise McIntosh, with twenty-year service record. Present officers of the After- noon Guild are as follows: hon- orary president, Mrs. S. J. Armstrong; president, Mrs. Charles W. Daly; vice-presi- dent, Mrs. W. G. Seales; treas- urer, Mrs. W. A. McIntyre; re- cording secretary, Mrs. T. E. Henstock; corresponding secre- tary, Mrs. J. G. Beaton; social convener, Miss Alma Rowe. Assistants: Mrs. F, §. Me- Gary and Mrs. E.. W. Dilling; kitchen convener, Mrs. Milton Halpenny; visiting committee, Mrs, A. E. Lear and Mrs, R. E. Smith, Red Cross convener, MRS. R. J. MERCER Woodcrest H-S Conrad; telephone committee, Mrs. Edith Watts, Mrs, Victor | Russel Bell, Mrs. George Lomax; decora- treated. with cordiality. College Hill H&S Plans Active Year College Hill Home and School Association introduced a new system of school awards, which included both academic and ath- letic awards. Plans for the coming year include '"'TV--It's Effect on our children," 'Safety is Every- body's Business," 'Changing concepts in Mathematics in our public School curricu'um," and "The Primary Reading Prog- ram." Executive Officers are: past president, Mrs. Ronald Les over; president, Mrs. -Nichoiaa Gulenchyn; recording secretary, Mrs, William Trim; treasurer, Mrs. Gordon Stacey; corres- ponding secretary, Mrs. Roge® Plancke; social conveners, Mrs, Jack Donnell, Mrs. Wilce; card convener, Mrs. Thomas Hanna; council repre- sentative, Mrs. 0. M. Patter= son; executive members, Mrs. William Dearborn, Mrs. Beverly Pearce, Mrs. J. H. Chinn, Mre, James Ross, Mrs. Laverne Ross; public relations; Mrs. Douglas. Langley; and school principal, Mr. Howard Brown, tions chairman, Mrs. A. 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