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CWL News and Views from meet The spring general meeting of the Northern Regional Catholic Women's League was held at St. Mary's Church, Barrie on May 6. The meeting began with mass con- celebrated by Father Fournier, archdiocesan spiritual director; Father Sauve of Uptergrove, regional Spiritual director and Father O'Malley of Barrie. Regional chairwoman Edith Binns called the meeting to _ order. Father Sauve opened with prayer, and Mary Phillips welcomed everyone to St. Mary's. Bonnie Young read the correspondence and the _ minutes were adopted. Maura O'Toole gave the Treasurer's report. During the roll call of parishes each new president was _in- troduced and report of the highlights of the year was given. Edith Binns _in- troduced the ar- chdiocesan executive and thanked her own group, spiritual directors, and others for their assistance during the last two years. She presented Bonnie Young, secretary, and Maura O'Toole, treasurer, with a gift and a rose in ap- preciation of their help. Sharon Chambers, education convenor, spoke on the successful speaking contest held and congratulated the winner, Marie Hannan, of Orillia. Mary Duffy, com- munication's convenor, asked that all parishes have their CWL histories in as soon as possible, so that the booklet be completed this summer. _ Joan Shanahan, community life con- venor, urged councils to be more involved with Tomorrow, at concert. music. selections. The stage band program. and ensembles. selections musical "Chorus The program is MSS to be filled with sound of music students of Midland Secondary School will present their annual Several of the groups in the school will present a variety of styles in The junior band, made up largely of Grade 9 students will perform several popular numbers such as timental Journey", Panther" and "New Bassa"' Several students will perform solos The senior concert band will play a medley of Henry Mancini songs, from to Handel's 'Royal Fireworks Suite" the theme for Hockey Night in Canada and several other compositions., The public is invited to this concert in the MSS Cafetorium at 8 p.m. Admission is $2.50 for adults and $1.50 for students. will be admitted free. of Mrs. Phyllis McCullough assisted by Mrs. Brenda King. 8 p.m. the music spring will include several "Sen- "Pink in their "Poeg"', the Broadway Line" the overture Children under 12 under the direction 33% TO 50% DAILY SAVINGS "Ready-Made Drapes A ND "Upholstery Fabrics Ontario's largest selection of READY-MADE DRAPES. 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Father Sauve asked members to spiritually adopt an unborn child in prayer for a year and hopefully save him from abortion. Loretto Casciato, archdiocesan president, congratulated churches Skelton, celebrating special anniversaries. She mentioned a conference held at St. Joseph's School in Toronto on June 6 for Separated and Divorced Crait-holice's'; an Ecumenical program will be held at the Exhibition at the chapel in the near future. Joan Hasting spoke on the 60th Anniversary of BUSTER CRABBE POOLS the CWL this year. The convention will be held on June 2 and 3. The celebrations will commence with mass at St. Michael's Cathedral by Cardinal Carter and past archdiocesan directors. The evening session will be held at the Westbury Hotel. The June 3 session will be held at the Royal York. The theme this year is "faith and the Family." A bus will be going down from Orillia. 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