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"" Harvey-Hunt Evening Auxiliary Named For Rev The Harvey-Hunet Evening| Auxiliary of the Woman's Mis- sionary Soviety of Simcoe Street United Church .was organized on.May 21, 1924, at a meeting chaired by Mrs. James Ross, the then president of the parent organization, the afternoon aux- iliary of Simcoe Street WMS. Harvey-Hunt organized as a sen- ior mission circle was required 'by constitution to have a mem- ber of the parent organization act as adviser to the circle and the late Mrs. Wilson Mackie was chosen Honorary President, an office she held for thirty-two years. Mrs. Mackie suggested the name for the Auxiliary fol- lowinz the suggestion of the late Mrs. B. J. Gay, then eer! of the afternoon Auxiliary in| April. 1922, that the group take! on the status of an auxiliary, | entailing heavier financial re- | s msibility. Harvey-Hunt com-) bimes the names of two of the, older most valued members of the "VMS of the' then Simcoe Street Methodist Church -- Mrs. Harvev, mother of one of our valued members, Miss Cora} Harvey, and Mrs. Hunt. Any missionary . organization) ered Members. has one fundamental purpose -- to carry' through Christ's com- mand -- 'Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature". Since not all ean. go, Harvey-Hunt Auxiliary endeavors, through programs of inspiration and of education, to encourage its members to give of their time, their talents and their substance te support those who are able to go and preach. Our membership totals -sixty- four. From a remittance of " 48.12 the first year our contri- butions to the missionary cause have grown to $1700 in 1960. In addition we send many pounds of clothing to Toronto to be in- cluded in the Overseas bales and assist with missionary en- deavors in Canada. Over 90 per cent of the financial objec- tive is raised by -systematic vqluntary giving. The members of Harvey-Hunt Auxiliary are looking forward to the samé growth in the coming years as a member of the new United Church Woman's organ- ization as has been experienced in the past years as a Mission- ary Auxiliary. Kinettes Take Special Interest | In Work at Children's Shelter The Kinette Clab of Oshawa, wives of members of the Kins- man Club, has been most ac- tive in local service work dur- ing the past year. The motto of the Kinette Club during its 21/C arnival years in existence has always! Bridge. been 'The Community's Great- est Need". One of the service projects from' which the Kinettes derive much pleasure is the work car-! 'dertakes severai money making feel necessary in the Community of Oshawa, the Club at var- ious times during the year un- projects, a Christmas Card Sale, Spring Wardrobe Draw, and Strawberry The executive for the year 1961-62 stands as fol'ows: Presi- dent, Mrs. Douglas Lowe: past president, Mrs. Arthur Stone; ist vice-president, Mrs. Gor- | Margaret Hamilton Members Are Busy The Margaret Hamilton Group of St. Paul's' Presbyterian Church began in October, 1959, and although they are a small group, they. are a very active one. Their project attempts such as catering, rummage sales, home baking sales, and many other activities have all proved -very successful. The meetings are held in the after- noon, _on the second Wednes- day of every month at the thomes of the members and af- ter the business session is over, a small lunch with the tea is served. Twelve hundred dollars sc far, has been donated to their ehuerch building fund by The Margaret Hamilton Group. Their slate of officers is as follows: President, Mrs. Derek Allen; vice-president, Mrs. Charles Cornelius; recording and cor- responding secretary, Mrs. Don- Fred Malloy: press reporter, Mrs. Harold Sheridan; sick-fund secretary, Mrs. Alex Brodie. Executive Board Scout Auxiliaries Is Guiding Hand The Executive Board was or- ganized by the late Mr. Harry Riggs with eight Auxiliaries in May 1946. First president, Mrs. William Corbett, 1946-1955; Mrs. Ed. Simmons, 1955-1958; Mrs. G. N. Varnum, 1958-1961. The Ex- serves as an advisory council to Auxiliaries alse as an Auxil- iary to the District Council. The | Executive Board organizes and During assists new Auxiliaries. the past year the 21st. Kedron, 25th St. Luke's, and 26th St. Peter's have been organiz ald MacDonald; treasurer, Mrs. ecutive Board made up ef rep- resentatives of Auxiliaries and eral ladies and Mrs. Varnum assisted at Regional Conference at Camp Borden in November in charge of Auxiliary Sessions The Peterborough Conference was host to over thirty-five executive board members in the spring. Several ladies attend the. Hillsdale Tuck Shop regu- larly; Lunch at Open House at Camp Samac in February--our birthday of Lord Baden Powell was 'served by executive board ladies. Present slate of officers: Pres- ident, Mrs. G. N. Varnum; vice- urer, Mrs. G. Fitches; secretary president, Mrs. G. Beale; Treas- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, November 14, 1961 43 Mrs. W. C. Sargent; correspond- ing-secretary, Mrs. J.. Calder; -- visiting committee, Mrs. J. Kel- lington; phone, Mrs. R...Kinten; press reporter, Mrs. R. Lloyd. Also 4 District Representatives; Mrs. D. Redpath, Mrs. P. S. Lawrence, Mrs. Ed: Simmons and Mrs. G. Peters. Our past president, Mrs. W. Corbett -was honored. by a plaque at Council Hall, Camp Samac. This pres- entation took place on Oct. 18 is a picture of the "Pathfinder" with an inscription commemor- | ating Mrs. W. Corbett who also received the Medal of Merit this year. BACK PACE' Ah look, The Gala Look of ried on by the Club at the Chil- 40n Garrison; second vic €-| This year the executive board dren's Shelter. Currently the President, Mrs. Anthony Goep-| ,,epared and served meals for) members provide special treats frich; secretary, Mrs. Morley) .voral teaders training courses) _ \ and remembrances on birthdays! Robinson; registrar, Mrs. Paul) 344 conference at Camp Samac.| ™ and Christmas. As an additiona) Pautier; treasurer, Mrs. Don-| 5... meeting held on 4th Thurs- undertaking at the Children's! ald Lake- bulletin editor, Mrs.| day of Ag month at Gibbon! Residence, Mrs. Norman Raike, | chairman, recently had the TV) room walls painted, (the Kins-| Man volunteered) and new drapes put up, making it a much brighter room in which: te watch TV. The Kinette Club at present, has a membership of 50 and one | honorary member, Mrs. George | Russell, who are all keen to} lend a helping hand whenever possible. The Oshawa General | Hospital, Cancer Society, Sim-} coc Hati Building Fund, and the | March of Dimes have all bene- | fitted financially from the Club. A»nnal scholarships are pre-| sented to students in the Home; Economics Department at Cen-| tral Collegiate Institute and at | the Dr. Donevan Collegiate In-| stitute. It has been the primary aim = of the Club to assist the Kins- men whenever possible. 'This partnership began during the, war with the Milk for Britain) Fund, and the Kinetfes are proud to have been able to con- tribute financially to the Kins- men Memorial Stadium, play- ground equipment, the ambu- lance for the City of Oshawa and the Elmer the Safety Ele- phant Campaign for the schools. One of the largest efforts of the year is made in the organ- ization of the March of Dimes on behalf of the Rehabilitation Foundation. for Poliomyelitics and Orthopaedically - Disabled. Last year the Kinettes raised approximately $9500 from = this endeavor. This year the March of Dimes is being brought into the Oshawa Community Chest. ; The Kinettes aided the Pub-| lic Health by carrying out an intensive campaign to have all| local adults receive vaccine for | polio. In co-operation with the! Kinsmen, the Kimettes serve lunch every other Wednesday -at Hillsdale Manor at their parties | and also help to staff the Tuck, Shop at Hillsdale Manor. 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