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The planning committee are to| { be congratulated for their most + successful experiment in having a, | different type of conference from | what is usually held. Peterborâ€" | ough have very graciously invited itha conference to take place in ! their city next year. WE ‘ .llndlyNinpmHmo tlike h { . Once again we held another Inâ€" | formal ?therimr, which started | , off with Kay Murray leading us in | m rousing sinti song which px'ac'-5 ! tically shook the library books off | Regional Conferenceâ€"Guelph April 6 and 7 were big days for our, four, delegatesâ€"Misses Claire Cole, Mnr; Hamilton, Jean and Peggy McFarlaneâ€"to the conferâ€" ence in Guelph. Representatives from the four other Torento branches and Woodstock, Owen Sound, Peterborough, Kitchener, and of course, the hostess city, Guelph, were present with a grand total of 120. All were business girls with an average age of 19. here were also about 15 staff people present. _ _ _ _ _, . Pnd m * Miss Dorothy Medhurst of the "Toronto Art Galleries, was the first speaker and her talk was on Arts and Crafts. She said the Galâ€" lery did not separate. Arts from Crafts as so many of us do, but eonsidered them both art. Her definition of art was: "Having an idea that is sincere and true to some extent and expressing that jdea clearly and expressively in some particular medium, e.g., clay, metal paint, etc." She also showed some very fine examples of work done by adult classes. _ ~ ESm on ts After dinner at the "Y" we all enjoyed a singâ€"song. Incidentally, the Guelph "YÂ¥" building is one hundred vears old and was at one time a hotel. After the singâ€"song, Mr. Sam Stellman of the 'Forofito .YMHA, spoke mainly on physical education and program helps. This brought us up to nine o‘clock and as we were all invited to the Satâ€" urday night "Y Knot" dance, we hurriedly put on new faces and dashed to tRe gym. Oh! Those OAC boys! Hundreds of ‘ecm! . . We then hopped into thrée buses| waiting in front of the "Y" for us and were taken on a tour of the OAC. We were shown through the Conservatory by one of the instrucâ€" | tors who pointed out vnrious; species of plants. Aftnr dinner at the "Y" we all! M on o o inE After dinner, Mr. Ed. Hyburn of Central YMCA. Toronto, spoke on "Program Reps." His was certainâ€" ly a most informative talk (it lastâ€" ed an hour) and everyone present felt that he had "pepped". them up We were all billeted out‘ in privâ€" ate homes for Saturday night and there certainly are a l6t of very mice people in Guelph! The staff people stayed in a hotel.. is EW oeneasi Bright and early Sunday mornâ€" ing (f0.30 to be exact) we met at the "Y" to attend St. Georqe’s Anâ€" fi]icln church. Rev. Brownlee very indly postponed an outâ€"ofâ€"town trip to take this service, which was verjy_love_ly and g.rle}'/_e‘(i ‘5\'y La]l. F en oo en n e e ooiens "Red Letter Day in the Y" folâ€" lowed a short "stretch" period. All the "Y‘s" present exchanged the highlights of their past program. The most. interesting of these was the "Bosses Nite" put on by a club in Owen Sound to which the girls invited their bosses and found out they were human after all, . and ‘Ei-vve;\‘; some very good ‘leads for different programs in fl:le"“‘Y.‘" i opinfio i danmniibnnâ€"onprnl In the short business session which | followed, everyone . was agreed on the roint that it had been a very well planned conferâ€" ence and had given them new proâ€" gram ideas and helps to take back ACW Y‘s Thursday, April 11, our meeting was in the form of a theatre party. ‘When everybody arrived we comâ€" bined eating with a business meetâ€" ing. Results were rather disaytrous, but we did get a good day planned for our "Easter week" meeting. At mbout 6.30 p.m. we tore across the street and saw for ourselves a picâ€" ture that we all enjoyed. home. a . Guelph again served supper in the large clubroom, and Peterborâ€" ough took the closing devotional. the wall. Doug. Ward led us in a musical quizz and we all divided off:into groups and tried to make up a story from the records played, and we really had imagina« tions running, forywhen the stories were read, practically every group had a different version,. June Blackman, chairwoman for the evening introduced Margaret and Ed. Nickerson, and Jerry Cronan from the Broadview YMCA, who gave us a version of their Tuesday might radio program on "Soâ€"Ed," ‘and many of us learned a number of things about "Soâ€"Ed" that we had not been able to understand up aintil now. The evening ended with a buffet lunch served by the ladies committee, and after coffee and doughnuts we wandered homeâ€" ward bound. _ _ _ _ Out next and last gathering for this season will be held on Sunday, April 28th, at 8.30 p.m. Come on ut and make it a big success, Last 'dnelg-y night we were honoured by a wisit from a beauty reflhr (and boy did we need it). rs. Trimbee gave us a very interâ€" esting talk on skin care and the ' of makeâ€"up, with demonâ€" (You can wash it off !) Each girl was able to her own ukin:: and the makeâ€"up she 1d wear. April 25, we plan to meet at the | "Y" at 2 p.m., go down to Gentral i "Â¥Y" and swim, come back, have| supper, and then attend the fitnml l‘l?:ll at Central United church.| It looks like m whole day of fun, | gals, so be ###img you then. | Civopam # | EIGHT * Wa hi 4 to x fls .&‘“j%. &?‘iflrrflfl ‘be well akeâ€"up she should wear. can get in touch Trimbes. sither ‘at her ., or by. phonâ€" {worth coming to. The fee will be a mere 35c per ca u‘. The committee consists of B‘rg ill, Joan Milroy, Mary Ellen Roos, Jean Yerex, Alicia _ Fraser, Jean Sutcliffe, Eileen Sunstrom and Beth Lindsay, At our meeting we planned a trip to Hamilton on the weekâ€"end of the 27th. It sounds superâ€"hope you can come. Don‘t forget the meeting on the 24th. See you then ? Live YVers The Crimson Crawler transpqrtâ€" ed abogt fifteen Live Y‘ers downâ€" town Central, YWCA on Tuesâ€" day, April 9th. They all had their yices in good shape for the nthem and really sang it very well. The whole World Fellowship service was lovely. Miss McCort and her committee are to be conâ€" gratulated for planning and preâ€" sent'irg such a grand service. On the 23rd we‘re all going roller skating and the 30th is our Easter party in the Parish Hall. Of course, the 25th is the Fitness Festival. Sold many, tickets yet? More news next time. Newcomers . _ Once again last Wednesday, the | Newcomers met at the "Y" for an! afternoon of sociability, Red Cross | sewing and afternoon tea. As each | biâ€"weekly meeting of this group | approaches, we come to look more' and more forward to meeting newâ€" comers to Weston, and each week look forward to greeting another addition to our group. Are you a newcomer to Weston? If so, why not drop into the "Y" every other Wednesday ‘afternoon and meet other newcomers to the district? If you have a baby, bring him or her along to meet the other new born Weston babies, We meet again on Wednesday, April 24, in the afternoon, and we‘ll be glad to meet‘ you at the "Y" that day. Membership Conference The membership conference éor theâ€" Toronto Metropolitan YWCA was held at the Central Branch of the "Y" on . Monday, April 15. Members of all ages and trom all departments were there to take part in thig annual conference, and filled to capacity the large audiâ€" torium <at the Central branch. Dinner was served in the cafeteria, followed by a display of the craft work being done at the various Y branches. Some of the craft work produced at the handcraft classes in the Weston YWCA was also on exhibition, and drew many comâ€" ments and exclamations of admiraâ€" tion. At 8.00 p.m., the program in the auditorium opened with a report on the YWCA Regional Conference at Guelph which took place April ‘6th and 7th. This report took the form of a panel discugsion, and was ‘prepnrod and carried out by five members of Central Y clubs. \ _ Another panel discussion by members of the Weston YWCA was presented on the subject, "The Future of Men in the YWCA." Those taking part in this discugsion were Misses Eileen Sunstrom, Jean McFarlane and Kay Murray and Mr. Jim Cole. The subject was well presented and all aspects were disâ€" cussed, leaving the question in the w Fitness Festival For New Gynm. ‘The need of a gymnasium in Weston cannot be overâ€"emphasized. The t{lounz?oople of the town are in â€" the unfortunate position ‘ of in â€" the unfortunate position ‘ of having to travel downtown and back 4:& the streetcars for an hour or more each way so that they may swim for half an hour, and have a half hour‘s gym class. .. , To help bring the Lowns?‘eople to a greater realization of this most urgent need for a gym and for gym classes next fall, the Live Y‘ers Club of the Â¥WCA are sponsoring a Fitness Festival. This is under the direction of Miss June Kenâ€" nedy, who is health education secâ€" retary at Central YWCA. The group will be giving demonstraâ€" tions in gym exercises, tumbling, folk and square dancing. The festival is being held .in Central United church on April 25, and the proceeds will be used to send parcels of food and clothing to the French family which has been adopted by the "Y" as war relief work. mind of the audience as to whether a joint YMCAâ€"YWCA could not perhaps accomplish more than two separate organizations. . The evening concluded with a short devotional service conducted by the Lakeshore YWCA followed by the serving of refreshments by the West Branch of the YWCA. ADULTS 25¢, Plus Tax, 30¢ TWO SHOWS DAILY, 6.30 P.M. & 9 P.M. "THE CHEYENNE WILDCAT" MONDAYâ€"TUESDA Yâ€"APRIL 22â€"23 l TWO FEATURES â€"SCOTLAND YARD INVESTIGATOR In Technicolor Bob Hopeâ€"Virginia Mayo in "THE PRINCESS AND THE PIRATE" ALONG THE NAVAJO TRAIL â€"ALSOâ€" Bill Elliott in .. â€"ALSOâ€" ~] ‘Aubrey Smithâ€"Eric Von Stroheim in FRIDAYâ€"SATURDAYâ€"APRIL 19â€"20 .__TWO FEATURES Roy Rogers and Trigger in Old French L&w butchers could deal in one typé pf |aped~ thatâ€"wiltâ€"continug~â€"toâ€"flow meat only and could sell it only unâ€" | temperatures as . low as 121 der natural light, Sales by undlo’ rees below zero. 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