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22 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdoy, November 6, 1962 Oshawa Presbyterial UCW Inaugurated January 17, 1962 The Inaugural Meeting of the, Section and at Brooklin United Church on Thursday, October 25 Oshawa _-- Presbyterial Church Women took place in King Street United Church, Osh- awa, on Wednesday, January 17, 1962. There are 58 organizations) throughout Oshawa Presbytery and most of them were repre- sented at this meeting. Mrs. L. F. Richardson of Whitby was elected the first president. The Rev. M. Buttars of Pick- ering United Church brought a very inspiring message during the afternoon session, taking as his topic, "The Well Is Deep'. Mrs. G. A. McMullen of Toronto was the guest speaker for the evening session and presented a very interesting address regard- ing the "Challenges Facing the United Church Women'"'. A Provisional Committee under the chairmanship of the Rev. M. Buttars of Pickering had been set up early in 1961 to make aN necessary arrange- ments for this new organiza- tion. The report of the Committee on Nominations was presented by Mrs. Carl Down of Ebenezer. The Leadership Development Committee organized two Lead- ership Days which were teld in Aprit at Hampton' United Church and Albert Street United Church, Oshawa. Information United | for the North Section. Each Re- gional Meeting will have an afternoon session and an eve- ning session beginning at 2.00 p.m. and 7.00 p.m. The executive for 1962 is as follow': President; Mrs, L. F. Richard- son, 314 Centre street south, Whitby; vice-president, Mrs. H. M. Kyte, Blackstock; vice presi- dent, Mrs. I. Munday, 108 Scu- gog street, Bowmanville; vice- | president, Mrs. J. L. Pegg, 71 | Colborne street, Oshawa; re- |cording secretary, Mrs. M. ;Chapman, Pickering; corre- | sponding secretary, Mrs. R. B. | Galbraith, 748 Somerville ave- nue, Oshawa. Committee chairmen: Chris- |tian Citizenship and Social Ac- tion, Mrs. M. E. Leask, 65 On- tario _ street, Bowmanville; | Christian Education and Mis- sionary Education, Mrs. W. C. 'Ives, 91 Liberty street north, |Bowmanville; finance, Mrs. J. 'H. Breckenridge, 407 Gilbert | street east, Whitby; . leadership | development, Mrs. H. Mellow, 82 McLaughlin Bivd., Oshawa; nominations, Mrs. C. Down, Bowmanville, RR 2; organiza- was shared among a good at-| tion and promotion, Mrs. A. A. tendance of members. ~ Crowle, 1 9Division street, Osh- Oshawa Presbyterial United | awa. ; Church Women were exception-| Portfolio secretarits: Commu- ally well represented at the/nity Friendship and Visiting, School for United Church) Mrs. H. W. Blakley, 121 Alma Women which was held at the! street, Oshawa; Literature and Ontario Ladies' College, Whitby) Communications, Mrs. W. Mc- during August by the Bay Of) Lean, 61 Sherwood road east, Quinte Conference United Pickering: assistant, Mrs. F. Church Women. | Bunting, 63 Béatty street; Ajax; The Regional Meetings are) press and publicity, Mrs. R. K. pianned to take place at West-| Farrow, 631 Christie street, Osh- mount United Church on Tues-| awa; program, Mrs. H. T. Fal- day, October 23 for the South' laise, 121 Green street, Whitby; PMA Club Had Origin in England Still Open to All The Pleasant Monday After- noon Club holds 'ts weekly meetiig in the Legion Hall on Centre street at 2.30 p.m..There is no mem 3¢sh'9 fee and eve'y- One is welcome, including chil- dren. Thee 'is no bar to color or | creed. Tris club was started in 1915 and had its origin in Eng- land. Hymns are sung, read- ings. given, solos enjoyed and whenever possible a sptaler is booked. The members enjoy an annual outing, and also an out- ing, not too far distant, is en- joyed by the child-en. ' A birthday party is he'd in February eacn year. This. year | the club celebrated its 47th | birthday. An Outing Fund, aiso a Christmas Fund, are avail- able to members wishing to Save for these. special occa- sions. A collection is taken up each week and flowers and comforts are sent to sick mem- bers from the fund, aJso dona- tions whenever possible to the Cancer Fund and other funds of this kind. At conclusion of each meeting a social time is enjoyed and refreshments served. Officers and.executive are as follows -- President,Mrs. El- wood Bradley; Ist vice - presi- dent, Mrs. R. Dillabough; 2nd vice - president, Mrs. Robert Collison; secretary, Mrs. |Mrs. William Reed; executive, Mrs. Olive Harrison, Mrs. George Whitbread, Mrs. Philip Bell; pianist and press report- er, Mrs, William Reed; Christ- mas savings, Mrs. Ben Jack- lin, outing fund, Mrs. Norman | Hodgson. i stewardship and _ recruiting, Miss M. Luke, 14. 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