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Devoted Leaders Have Guided King Street WA Since 18%4 The Woman's Association of King St. United Church was or- ganized in 1894 by Mrs. S. J. Clarke, and was known then as the Ladies' Aid Society, with Mrs. Clarke as president. Mrs. Kirby was the first president of the now known Woman's Asso- ciation, followed by Mrs. O. J. Clatworthy with a membership of 40. The next president was Mrs. James Wilson, followed by Mrs. O. D. Friend, Mrs. J. Booth, Mrs. Hales Barker, Mrs. T. Medland, Mrs. Amos Hart- man, Mrs. Frank James, Mrs. Ross Glover, Mrs. Edgar Wil- son, Mr.. Stanley Barie and the] present president, Mrs. Harry | Blakely. Cedar Dals H&S Marks 35th Year Friendship, Thirty-five years ago this year, | ghe Cedar Dale Home and School Association, Vas folded Tog x | very busy all this year, with our as its presiden e Mrs. Frank Robson. During the | early years, the main purpose of the association was to help sup- ply those children, in the district, in need of eye-glasses and things of that sort; the money for this was raised by holding euchre parties at regular intervals. During the years of World War II the association was very ac- tive in knitting and sewing ar- ticles for the Armed Forces. During the past year the Cedar Dale Home and School Associa- tion has given a banquet for the pupils of Grade 8, who also re- ceive graduation pins, arranged and served a picnic to all the students at their Field Day in June, a Christmas treat was pro- vided and a Grade 1 Mothers' Tea was held in September. Rib- bons for the Field Day were pro- vided as well as a motion pic- ture screen to be used in the school. Funds for the yearly ac- tivities were raised by a fall bazaar and a candy sale. The present slate of officers in- clude: past president, Mrs. Frank Singer Jr.; president, Mrs. George Thomson; recording sec- retary, Mrs. Harry Blanchard; corresponding secretary, Mrs. William Hrehoruk: treasurer, Mrs. Gordon McQuaid: vice-presi- dent, Mrs. Alyn Elliott. Faithful Group Led By Mrs. J. B. Frost Officers and executive of the Faithful Group of King Street United Church are: president, Mrs. J. B. Frost; vice-president, Mrs. John Coleman; secretary, Mrs. E. Twiddy; treasurer, Mrs. Seymour Mitchell; organist, Mrs. E. J. Goodman; press reporter, Mrs. E. Twiddy; sick-list con- vener, Mrs. W. R. Short. There are thirty members. We had a rummage sale; spring tea; catered for the men's club dinner and two weddings. The Ardent Group and the Faithful Group catered for the Teachers' Federa- tion banquet in May and October. Evelyn Goodwin Gr. Formerly Jr. WA ' The Evelyn Goodwin Group of Centre Street United Church was organied about 18 years ago by the late Mrs. Herbert Goodwin. The group was first known as the Junior WA. As the WA met in the after- noon, at that time, it was decided that the Jr. WA should meet in the evening to accommodate iadies who were not free during the day. Later on the name of this group was changed to the Evelyn Good- win Group in honor and in mem- ory of the founder. Mrs. Norman Williams was the first president. Since that time the group has continued in its spirit of Christian fellowship and work for our church, holding quiltings, rummage sales, baaars, cater- ing, selling cards. The group meets the first Thursday of each month and would warmly welcome any woman who would like to join our congenial group. The officers for this year are: president, Mrs. William Reid; vice-president, Mrs. Ronald Kel- lington; treasurer, Mrs. Norman Petre; secretary, Mrs. Harold Whitbread; press reporter, Mrs. Hector Boyd. | v. edding | luncheons, suppers, and teas and | some of our groups have very The executive for 1958 is as follows: Past president, Mrs. Stanley Bone; president, Mrs, Harry Blakely; 1st. vice, Mrs. Jack Perry; 2nd. vice, Mrs. Frank Burrows; secretary, Mrs. D. H. MacMillan; assist. sec. Mrs. Lawrence Allen; treasur- er, Mrs. Nelson Whinfield; as- sist. treas., Mrs. Horace Porter; pionist, Mrs. Douglas Lander; assist., Mrs. T. F. Lean; press, Mrs. Stanley Gomme; Card con- veners, Mrs. Roy Terwillegar; yroup leaders, Mrs. Frank James; Sunshine Group, Mrs. Frank Hortop; Ardent Workers, Mrs. James Forst; Faithful Workers, Mrs. Douglas Redpath; Mrs. Frank Ball; Fellowship, Mrs. Paul Herman- son; Wide Awake. The year 1958 has been a memorable one for our Associa- tion with having the dedication of our new Centennial Hall, We he'1 open house for our friends in the spring, and have been beautiful new banquet hall and kitchen, We are equipped to ca- ter to much. larger crowds. Our. activities are catering for receptions, banquets, successi'| bazaars each fall Our general W.A., and groups meet once each month for busi- ness and a social time which we all look forward to. We have a drive . now for new members and we are sure they will enjoy being a member of the Woman's Association of King Street Unit- -~ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridoy, October 31, 1958 11 ed Church. Oshawa School of Hairdressing 16A ONTARIO ST. Shampoo & Set, Cuts, Cold Waves, Tints, Bleaches ALL WORK SUPERVISED BY EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTOR Charges For Materials Only For Appointment Dial RA 3-4212 Operated Under Government Licence. THANKS WE OWN OUR OWN HOME TO OUR REALTOR WE ARE HOLDING THE KEYS 'TO HUNDREDS OF DREAM HOMES! 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