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pikes eee ES a sae Saas sande epeellieedioanieati eS Se SSS SO OS 26 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, October 24, 1962 May Court Clubs Plan To Extend OTTAWA (CP)--Plans to ex- tend May Court clubs across Canada were revealed Tuesday at the 22nd annual meeting of the Affiliated May Court Clubs of Canada. Mrs, A. B. McLean of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., affiliation president, told delegates the clubs were strong enough to be- come "'a truly Canadian organi- zation formed to maintain a high standard of social service and work through- out all of our great country not only in Ontario." The organization was formed fn 1898 at the suggestion of the Countess of Aberdeen, wife of the Governor-General. The Ot- tawa club was formed to mark May Day and it wasn't until some years later that the 'women began community work. Today there are about 1,500 members in nine Ontario clubs. OUTLINE PROJECTS The projects of the various clubs were outlined at the an- nual meeting here Tuesday might. Mrs. C. J. Faulkes, re- porting for the Brockville Club, told of their work with senior citizens and the school for re- tarded children. She said the se- mior citizens group had grown to more than 170 members from|*, about 15 members in years. Mrs. J. Octave Roy said the Porcupine group had been com-|: mended by the provincial and|) local Red Cross societies for|© work with blood donor clinics in|# Timmi : Mrs. P. M. Holton told of al. mew venture by the Windsor group, It has rented and furn- ished a home for eight teen-age boys with emotional problems. The home' is administered by the Children's Aid Society and isa two-year experiment. Other program highlights nation to the Oakville hospital]! expansion fund by the Oakville club; work at the War Mem orial Children's Hospital by the|) London club; . maintenance of a|® library at the Niagara Penin- sula Sanatorium by the St. Catharines group; assistance at the welfare centre by the Sault Ste. Marie group; and volunteer|* work at the May Court convales- |" cent home by Ottawa members. |* After-School Classes Said Over-Enrolled TORONTO (CP)--The latest| of parent-operated after-school |) classes oo. at Toronto's Bed-|7 ford eo of the 140 applications |7 course--operated by the|" Bedford Park Home and School|% Association in free space pro-|% vided by the board of education for the --have to be turned down R. E. Saunders, president of|* the Bedford Park Association, said they had planned for only 75 students and the response from parents wishing to enrol their children for the 15-week course "rather surprised us." The French classes, given to|' groups of 15 children in twice-a- week half-hour lessons, began Monday. Three other Toronto schools had introduced similar after-school classes in the last two years. Court Denies Wardship For Witness Girl grevenrlled by aboot 100 per|p GALT (CP) -- Magistrate J. R. H. 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