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MISS MARY McLEAN Pilot Club' MRS. D. K. STILES UNICEF MRS. GEORGE LEE PMA Club MRS. J. A. MITCHELL Prince Phillip Chapter, MRS. GORDON GARRISON Vincent Massey H-S St. Gregory's CWL Plays Active Role In The St. Gregory the Great Council of the Catholic Women's League of Canada, whose amotto is "For God and Canada", was organized as a unit of the Toronto Archdiocesan Council in 1921 and has a membership of 247. ; Its present 'officers. are: di- rector, The Right Reverend Paul M. Dwyer; past president, Mrs. Ray Scott; president, Mrs. W. H. Boissoin; 1st vice-presi- dent, Mrs. Anthony Cebulski; 2nd vice-president, Mrs. Her- man Lefaive; 3rd vice-president end treasurer, Miss Roberta Gates; recording secretary, Mrs. Kelly DeGray; correspond- ing secretany, Mrs. Bruce La- Force. As a unit of the national body, St. Gregory's Council partici- pates in all fields of Catholic Action: Education, Child Wel- Church Life fare, Immigration and Civic Action at ail levels. Higmights of the past year included A Day of Recollection for all the ladies of the parish, a Communion breakfast for the Guides and Brownies, and the awarding of the Religion and Life Emblem to twenty of the Guides at the annual Benedic- tion Rally at St. Michael's Cath- edral, Toronto; a donaiion of $350 to the Women's Auxiliary of the.€atholic Church Exten- sion jety of Canada and the distribution of a lange quantity of clothing, food, etc., to the needy. A marathon bridge and the Candlelight Ball were major projects; programs provided for each meeting included outstand- ing speakers, travelogues and other items. Two scholarships of $50. each were awarded the boy and girl from St. Gregory's Policemen's Wives Find Time To Help The Oshawa Police Asso- ciation Ladies' Auxiliary are a group of women with a common interest, their husbands are all policemen. Their main projects are to help at Hillsdale Manor Tuck Shop; to raise funds to help the Crippled Children's school with highest standing in Grade 12, and a_ substantial cheque was presented to the. director, Monsignor Dwyer, for parish projects. Projects for the coming months include the- establish- ment of 'scholarships. for St. Joseph's High School in addi- tion to two of $50 each recently awarded to Grade 10 students from that school, and participa- tion in the development of the Convention Theme "CWL Motto 'For God and Canada'--A Mod- ern Aposto'ate" adopted at the recent National CWL Conven- tion. : IODE School and Treatment Centre; and the members do voluntary) Mrs. Douglas Cox; treasures, work at the school once a week./| Mrs, Mervin Baker; and execu The OPA's president is Mrs.|tive board members, Mrs. Charles ~ Hill; vice-president, | Dwight Smith and Mrs. William Mrs. John Reardon; secretary, | Moring. ' s s 2 | Inconvenience? : Having children, running out of milk, end having to get = to a store to buy more milk. 'OSHAWA DAIRY LID. THE DAIRY THAT SATISFIES 431 SIMCOE ST. S. 725-4719 D, WORLD'S F ARE' "64 <) EATON"S Hostess Shop! EATON'S buyers shop the markets ail over the world -- bringing you foods from many lands, Check the items we've described -- visit the Hostess Shop on the Mall Level and see many more! FROM AFRICA FROM ENGLAND FROM U.S.A. FROM DENMARK FROM ITALY . FROM HOLLAND FROM NORWAY Splendo Sliced Mangoes -- Approx. 15-oz. tin... for a tasty treat fold into jellies or top desserts: with these slices. Tin . Rotcliffe's Honey -- six 3-0z. containers of honey in different taste-tempting flavours. ceeee oeeeseeee added succulent flavour. Approx. 1Y2-Ib, tin Peeled Tomatoes with Basil Leaf -- to add-colour and flav- our to light meals and salads. Approx, 15-oz. tin. 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