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GROUPS, CLUBS AND AUXILIARIES Mrs. Wilbur Miller took charge of the worship period. Mrs. Dean Peel called the roll and read the minutes. Treasur- HARVEY HUNT AUXILIARY The May meeting of the Har- vey Hunt Evening Auxiliary of the Women's Missionary Society of Simcoe Street United Church was held recently. Miss Gladys Frise, president, presided. Hon- ored guests were the baby band mothers, former members, and the Reverend John K. Moffat. It was the 37th birthday of the Auxiliary. Miss Lenore Glass had charge of the program. Master 'Stuart Guy played his piano festival selections. Mrs. Ann Potter, devotional leader, gave Away", accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Potter, Mrs. Charles Bennett, faithful mem- ber of the church, spoke on ra- cial problems -- segregation and integration. OSHAWA WEAVERS' GUILD The Oshawa Weavers' Guild held its regular meeting recent- ly at the home of Mrs. Hans Geisberger, Hampton, with 12 members present. Mrs. W. D. Arnold, president, presided. Mrs. Fred Lloyd read the minutes and Mrs. Mervin Perkin gave the treasurer's re- port. ent in the art of spinning and provided an enjoyable evening. She brought her one-hundred. year-old spinning wheel to give a first hand demonstration of her work and also showed many samples of the finished product, sweaters, stoles and scarves. Dr. Tremeer raises her own Samoyed dogs for the wool. The next meeting is to be held on June 19 at the home of Mrs. S. J. Stuart, Brooklin. CENTRE STREET WA The May meeting of the Woman's Association of Centre | er's report was given by Mrs. David Morris. A report of flow- ers sent was given by Mrs. Earl James. Plans were discussed for sum- mer activities. It was decided the turkey supper would be held Wednesday, October 25. 15th SCOUT MOTHER'S AUX. The regular meeting of the 15th Oshawa Scout Mother's Auxiliary was held at Albert Street United Church. The Presidnet Mrs. Ray Har- rison opened the meeting. Mrs. Albert Sargent read the trea- at Alexandra Park. Cubs and Scouts will be notified as to time at their next meeting. June 4: Annual Church Parade at Camp Samac. Cub and Scouts Picnic at Camp Samac to be announc- ed. It was stated that this will be the last auxiliary meeting of the season. September 19 to re-open auxiliary meeting in the form of a pot luck supper. It was also decided that members who are interested to bring a cup and saucer for the new ladies' lounge, which the group will be using next season. Refreshments were served at the home of President, Mrs. Ray Harrison by social conveners Mrs. Joseph Parsons and Mrs. ing and part social evening on Thursday at the CRA with Miss Pat McConnell presiding. The meeting was opened by the singing of the club song. Mrs. Charles Lovell acted as secretary, and read a report from the CCB on suggested pro- cedures in the election of club procedure in the election of club executives, and then read Miss Pat McConnel's report from the CCB Conference at Brant- ford, Ontario, written by her escort, Mrs. E. Gertrude Bee- croft. Mrs. James McConnell and her daughter, Miss Pat McCon- elll, extended an invitation to the club members to attend a ER SIE, of Oshawa at Lakeview Park on July §. Games were played and the winners were: Buzz 50, Miss Ada McDonough; bowling, Miss Audrey Little and Mrs. William Suddard; lucky cup, Miss Pat McConnell; lucky saucer, Mrs. Mary Leach; door prize, Mrs. William Suddard. Refreshments were served by Lionettes, Mrs. Rufus Lambert and Mrs. William Borrowdale. ST. GEORGE'S GUILD (Westmount Group) The May meeting of the West- mount Group of St. George's Memorial Church Women's Guild was held recently with Mrs, E. N. Weldon presiding. The minutes were read and re- aed DE A et game co 2} THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, June 1, 1961 © - 14, each member was asked to bring a friend. Refreshments were served by Mrs. W. J. Dunn and Mrs. E. C. Van der Walker. PMA CLUB The regular meeting of the Yleasant Monday Afternoon Club was held at Hillsdale Manor and was opened with the president Mrs. Elwood Bradley. The roll was called by Mrs. R. G. Coll the scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Ray- mond Dillabough. Birthda; greetings were sung for Mrs. Raymond Dillabough, Mrs. Charles Ellegett, Mrs. William Mrs. Samuel Nickles sang =a solo and favorite hymns were sung. A plant was presented to Mrs. Alexandria Puchalski. Members were reminded to bring in their cards and fare to be paid for bus trip to Niagara Falls at the next meeting. Re« freshments wére served. WON'T APPLY VANCOUVER (CP) ~-- In- spector Nancy Hewett is el- igible with 10 others but will not y|apply for the post of Vancouvér police chief when Chief George Archer retires next year, "Women have proved they can Harry Williams. HUMORESQUE CLUB The Humoresque Club for the! Blind held a part business meet- surer's report and Mrs. Charles Cawle read the minutes. The following announcements were made. June 3; Field Day Street United Church was held in the Sunday school hall with president, Mrs. Fred Graham, presiding. some thoughts on Pentecost. The Misses Phyllis and Len- ore Glass sang "Let Us Break Bread Together" and "Steal Garden Party on June 28, at their home at 100 William street east. The CNIB Advisory Board SPORTS- & PLAYWEAR|upTON'S _ {| PAINT and WALLPAPER _ * FRIDAY STORE NIGHT UNTIL 9 P.M. 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