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MRS. DAVID PUGH, left, ed for the annual meet- g of Woodcrest Home and Schol Association to com- plete her term of office. She is succeeded by Mrs. R. J. Mercer who was installed as president following the elec- tion of officers. --Oshawa Times Photos Woodcrest H&S Association Closes Successful Season . "The annual meeting of Wood- crest Home and School Asso- ciation was held on May 14. » The meeting opened with the ®Weading of the Home and School Creed by Mrs. Closs. Mrs. D. J. Pugh welcomed the members. The secretary's report was read by Mrs. Thom- as Broadbent. PRESENTATION 'A presentation of a_ tape recorder to . A. F. Higgs, for the school, was made by Mrs. Pugh on behalf of the Home and Schoo! Association. Mr, Higgs expressed his thanks on behalf of the school. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs, Charles Howboldt. Mrs. Philip Jeyes reported on the convention held recently in Toronto. Mrs. Pugh gave a short summary of the past year's activities; thanked her executive and the teachers for the support they had given her and introduced Mrs. Nicholas Lakas, area vice-president of Home and School Council, who installed the officers and chair. Men for the coming year. Mrs. Lakas spoke briefly about the change in Home and School structure and invited all who were interested in learn- ing more about the new struc- ture to attend the workshop on June 1 Mrs. Roy Mercer was install- ed president and presided for the remainder of the meeting. Mrs. Kenneth Cobb presented Mrs. Pugh with her past-presi- dent pin. ANNOUNCEMENTS Th School graduation exer- cises will be held June 25, wea- ther permitting. Class pictures will be available again this year. The next general meet- ing wll be in September. Mrs. Bruce Harrison, pro- gram chairman, introduced the school choir who sang three songs, "Jerusalem", "Night" and "Bobby Shafto", under the Cyril direction of Miss Carol Cook,| accompanied by Miss Helen Al. sop. 2814 SCOUT MOTHERS' AUX. The regular meeting of 28th Scout Mothers' Auxiliary was held recently at First Baptist Church with 13 members pres- ent. Mrs. Marion Blight was acting president, and conducted the meeting, after which an auction sale was held. Mrs. Barney Lewis was auctioneer. Refreshments were served by members of Mrs. Blight's The program speakers Mr. Donald Dodds and Mr. Rich- ard Donald, local lawyers gave a véry interesting talk on Citizenship on the family level. They stated that the parent must have sufficient positive approach to life to teach disci- pline and the value of respect for people, money and proper- ty, in the home. Children could be taught to participate in com- munity work at an early age by taking them to such public buildings as the fire hall, police station and the children's li- brary. A bad citizen made a poor parent and usually had a negative approach to life; was cynical, prejudiced and had double set of values and caus much domestic strife. Mr. D. J. Pugh thanked Dodds and Mr. Donald: | Slate of officers for 1962-63: President, Mrs. Roy. Mercer; vice president, Mrs. Cyril Closs; secretary, Mrs. Philip Jeyes; recording secretary, Mrs. David Merchant; treasur. er, Mrs. Charles Hawboldt; chairmen: Mrs. Donald Christian, Mrs. R. H. McKelvie, Mrs. William White; Mrs. Jack Rudniskii Mrs. L. W. Ferenz, Mrs. Brian Malalchowski. r, (omen Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial | 723-3474 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, May 21, 1963 7 Beaupre, to take place within the next two weeks. Any mm- reatjing of the St. Lawrence Water-|Allister. Mrs, 3. P. Mangan was open-|ways, shown by Michael Man roma Serene: color film of Elizabeth's|River to Queen head journey up the St. Lawrence|Lakes at the the time bers wishing to attend were re- quested to contact her by tele- phone or otherwise. A lively discussion as to ways and means of raising money for the work of the League re- sulted in the appointment of Mrs. Ralph Patterson as con- vener of the ways and means committee, and suggestions bah requested from the mem- At St. Gregory's Mrs. W. H. Boissoin, the new- ly elected president of the St. Gregory the Great Council of the Catholic Women's League, presided at a membership pot luck supper in the parish audi- torium recently, which was con- vened by Mrs. Anthony Cebul- ski and Mrs, Andrew Moffat. The director, the Right Rever- end Paul Dwyer, was present at the head: table, Mrs. Boissoin extended a cor- lial welcome to both the old and the new members, and in outlining the work to be car- ried out by the Council she pointed out that if every mem- ber would contribute her serv- ices for even an hour or two during the year, much could be accomplished, In this she asked the participation and co-opera- tion of all the members. Mrs. Boissoin introduced t he executive and also the newly- appointed conveners: Miss Theresa Coyne, spiritual; Mrs. Anthony Cebulski and Mrs, Andrew Mowat, social; | Mrs. H. Lefaive and Mrs. B. C. Mc- Allister, membership; Mrs. M, W. Hanley and Mrs. James Conner, welfare and_ health; me Ralph. Jones, girl guides; rs. Clifford Harper, telephone; MECCA HEALS BOILS PIMPLES Mecca ointment relieves pain, clearsup 2 infection, and promo' fast healing. Sold at all drug counters. Soothing Antiseptic group. municipal government. Chairman. OnTARe LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Select Committee on The Municipal Act and related Acts The Select Committee appointed by the Legistlative Assembly of the Province of Ontario '* Into and review The Municipal Act of the Province and related Acts, including The Assessment Act, The De- partment of Municipal Affairs Act, the Local Improve- ment Act, The Ontario Municipal Board Act and The Planning Act, and the regulations made thereunder, for the purposes of modernizing, consolidating and simpli- fying such Acts and regulations and making such recom- mendations as may be necessary for their improvement."', has resumed public hearings in Toronto. Elected members and appointed officials of municipal governments, local boards, commissions etc., groups of persons and individuals are invited to present sub- missions pertaining to the legislation applicable to Hollis E. Beckett, 0.C.,M.P.P., Toronto. (Telephone 365-2804) +» » to enquire Mrs. H. G. Rowan, C.A, Secretary, Box 105, Parliament Buildings, Introduce Executive, Conveners The evening concluded with a CWL Meeting Mrs. J. P. Mangan, program; Mrs. R. DeLong, cards; Mrs. C, C. Murty, immigration and citizenship; Miss .K Connolly, press; Mrs, L. Menard, church extension; and a new council- lor, Mrs. Fred Noordman. Monsignor Dwyer addressed the members briefly, adding his personal welcome to that of the president. He, too, stressed the necessity of active partici- pation in the work of the League, if it was to succeed, and the co-operation of all. He expressed his deep appreciation of the contribution made to the work of the parish by the CWL' without which, he felt, it could not have been accomplished. Mrs. Boissoin announced that the Archdiocesan Convention of the CWL would be held at the King Edward Hotel in Toronto on May 22 and 23 anl all mem- bers were invited to attend. 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