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28 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, October 31, 1958 Equips Kitchen For New Church St. Matthew's Anglican Church guild was started in September, 1955. Mrs. W. Beach presided at the first meetings held in the port- able church at the corner of Hos- kin avenue amd Wilson road south. Mrs. W. was el ed president for 1956, followed Mrs. W. Broadbent for the year | 1957. The executive members for this year are: Mrs. R. Dougherty, president; Mrs. R. Smithers, vice-president; Mrs. D. Hopps, secretary; Mrs. W. Beach, cor- responding secretary; Mrs. "A. Turton, treasurer. The primary aim of the guild for this year has been to help equip the kitchen of the new church. The extreme effort and | ingenuity of the guild members has accomplished this goal. The ladies have catered for banquets and wedding receptions; held rummage sales, bazaars and card parties ruc to raise the necesSary fi Holy Cross WA Works For Parish The Women's Auxiliary of Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church was. formed in 1962, The Auxil- iary has raised money by mem- bership fees, card parties, teas and by catering to banguets and weddings and having bazaars. These funds have been used for many purposes around the parish hall and donations are Pe Leader of the Madonna Group of St. Gertrude's Catho- lic Women's League is Mrs. Walter Branch. The group is made up of over a dozen differ- ent nationalities and operates the Nearly New Shop as a full- time project. given to welfare, treats for school | children, the building fund and to | the parish priest. At the present | time the aim of the auxiliary is | ; to have a social club and the | money raised will be used mainly | for welfare work locally and td | help the Northera Ontario Mis- sions. The officers of the Auxiliary for | 1958 - 1959 are: president, Mrs. Joseph Callahan; first vice-presi- | dent, Mrs. John T. Mullen; sec- | ond vice-president, Mrs. Robert | Reid; third vice-president, Mrs. | J. Vann; secretary, Mrs. P. Mc- | Avoy; treasurer, Mrs. Stephen Bondfordi; committees are: so- cial, Mrs. James Hanson; wel- fare, Mrs. J. H. Lyons; sick, Mrs. George Blatter; press. reporter, | Mrs. J. D. Daly; phone, Mrs. Gordon White, Mrs. Licnel Beat- ty, Mrs. M. Marshal, Mrs. James Hickey, Mrs. Herbert Anthony. 1 { | | TURKEY FEAST BRANTFORD, Ont. (CP)--Wo- men in a church group here cooked and served 1,100 pounds of turkey, plus 550 pounds of po- tatoes, 300 apple and pumpkin pies and 100 gallons of coffee to raise money for church funds. SPECIAL DISH EGYPTIAN MATERIAL Woven goods were used by the Egyptians more than 6,000 years ago. WIFE PRESERVERS An ideal nursery screen can be made from nylon curtains, fitted into the hinged frame on curtain rods. It lets the breezes through and curtains cam be removed, PRESIDES Mrs. C. D. Russell presides at the monthly meetings of the Women's Auxiliary to the Osh- awa General Hospital. Mrs. Russell succeeded the late Mrs. R. S. McLaughlin, who was the 50 ear-old organiza- tion's first president. washed and dried in a jiffy. HEADS CAC Mrs. Walter Johnson is the president of the Ozhawa Branch of the Canadian Association of Consumers, a national organiza- tion that works as a liason be- tween the producer and the con- sumer to safeguard domestic eccnomy. Jersey Milk Regular Milk Homogenized Milk Skimmed Milk Our List of Dairy Products is Complete Chocolate Milk Whipping Cream Table Cream Sour Cream Buttermilk' OSHAWA DAIRY LID. "The Dairy That Satisfies" Eggs Creamery Butter Sweet Butter Cottage Cheese ¥ ' . + St. Gertrude's CWL St. Gertrude's subdivision of the Catholic Women's League be- gan in 1952 with Mrs. William Clancy as the first president. Suceeding her were Mrs. Sidney Sheridan 'and Mis. Angus Neil. The present slate of officers is: Mrs. Angus Niel, president; Mrs. Patrick J. Roberts, president; Mrs. Frank G. Flynn, recording secretary; Miss Vera Brown, cor- responding secretary; Mrs. Frank Markey, treasurer; Mrs. Russell Murphy, 1st vice-presi- dent; Mrs. Cleo Oullette, 2nd vice - president, and the follow- ing councilorls: Mrs. Walter Branch, Mrs. John Pollman, Mrs. John Adams, Mrs. Gerald Merk- ley, Mrs. Daniel Shutka and Miss Vera Brown, The subdivision is divided into seven groups who work on individual projects. Because of this St. Gertrude"s CWL was able to present Father Frank 8S. Mahoney with a cheque for $1500, which represented the proceeds earned from January to June. Some of the activities engaged in by St. Gertrude's include ca- at the Knights of Columbus Hall, a Bridge and Euchre held last February, the elections and membership supper in April, a breakfast in honor of the first graduating class from St, Ger- trude's School in June and the annual carnival held in July. Plans are now underway for the Christmas bazaar to be held in St. Gertrude's Hall om Wednes- day, December 3. Life Fellowship Is Characteristic Helping Hand Aux. The Helping Hand Auxiliary was organized over 40 years ago, when it functioned as a Sunday School Class on Saturdays, as well as meeting once a month at a mid-week evening meeting. Unlike most Sunday School classes. Helping Hand members have stayed together in the same group through the years and a close companionship is a marked characteristic of this group, which is also appreciated by new mem- bers who have joined our auxil- iary. For a number of years now the Auxiliary has stopped meeting on Sunday but keeps up its month- ly meeting. Some of the activities of the Helping Hand Auxiliary are: helping the Sunday -School; buy- ing Crade Roll magazines and papers; visiting shut-ins at Christ- mas and Easter; giving aid to missions ;- - supplying gifts and money for cancer patients. The officers of the Helping Hand Auxiliary are: Honorary president, Mrs. J. K. Moffat; president, Mrs. Walter Johnson; vice-president, Mrs. Greta Hain- es; secretary, Mrs. Alec Ark- wright; treasurer, Miss Madeline Kelly; pianist, Mrs, C. W. Read; flower convener, Miss Hazel Barrie; sewing convener, {| Joseph Shortt; Miss Helen Boddy; means committee, Mrs. Russ Coulson, Mrs. Frances Snell. 7 Groups Comprise | tering to weddings and banquets a Hoy Sep ated 30 years ago and was then known as Cedar Dale Woman's Association. Two years ago, a cision was made to change name of the 'said group to the Eleanor Hoy Group, in honor the late Mrs. E. Hoy who was a faithful worker in church missionary work. . The present slate of officers is as foliows: president, Mrs. Albert Singer; vice-president, Mrs. Allan Leavitt; treasurer, Mrs. Russell Worsley; recording secretary, Mrs. Alfred Barassin; cor- responding secretary, Mrs. Al- fred Redknap; devotional con- vener, Mrs. Ralph Boneham; so- cial convener, Mrs. Frank Bright. The group meet on the third Wednesday in each month in the lower hall of the church, and in- group at each meeting on the progress made. . The main project of the group is the annual Turkey Supper, which always proves a great sue- cess and gets bigger and better each year. There are also small- er activities, which include Xmas bazaars and Spring Teas held an- nually, but the big project under- taken last year was in making new Senior and Junior Choir gowns for the church, which was greatly appreciated by the official board. The Eleanor Hoy Group would be pleased to welcome any newcomers to Se city into their group, where they wid find the hand of friendship awaiting them. St. George's WA Meets On Thursday The motto of the Woman's Auxiliary of St. George Memo- rial Church is "The Love of Christ Constraineth Us." The afternoon branch meets on Thurs- day afternoons. The first Thurs- day of each month is for business and devotions, Other Thursdays are for Dorcas work which in- cludes supplying clothes for In- dian children at reservation schools; layettes for Humewood House, Toromto; quilts, clothing and bales for the WA House. The social worker visits the sick and shat-ins and cards and flowers are sent to the sick and bereaved. We raise our funds through members' fees, sales of work, rummage sales, birthday gifts, sale of cards, calendars and sta- tionery. We give our pledges, thank- offering, yearly and other items and a gift to Obuse, Japan. We have 38 members, four life members. We have two prayer partners. One of these is Miss Constance Colpus of Oshawa who recently left as a missionary im Saskatchewan. At the commission service the WA presented Miss Colpus with a donation which she will use for her work. We have several social events during the year and also attend the Oshawa Deanery meeting. Officers for 1958: Honorary president, Mrs. Clinton Cross; vice - president, Mrs. G. Bran- ton; president, Mrs, J. Sawyer; recording secretary, Mrs. A. See. ley; corresponding secretary, Miss E. Wesson; treasurer, Mrs. V. Chaplin; social service secr- tary, Mrs. Thomas Kast; Dorcas secretary, Mrs. J. Brooks; litera- ture, Mrs. W. Collins; Thank- offering secretary," Mrs. S. W. Wotten; mission study, Mrs. H. W. Browne; prayer partner secretary, Mrs. T. Murrall; cards, calendars, Mrs. W. Hall; Living Message, Mrs. H. Camp- bell. OLDEST COINS Ancient Lydia, now part of Turkey, stamped lumps of silver with roza: symbols as a type of currency about 700 BC. 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