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in Sp gt I NA AD SR Hy Mio ALE RN nade . holiday week-end in Stouffville. ~ were not read but the financial " statement : was. submitted by Miss Marie Cloutier. Mrs. Mary | "in Oshawa, i ils sold openly; the theatre and .and at 9.30 a.m. the meeting 4 3 eL X - ay ah 8 1 AY 50 wy uy ARSE A A HR i, Ee Re LES ] LL 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR, » VE, + Cr Sainte PRIN HY EN HPCE TOW TRAN Se Bd - SEAN, £ a gc a-ha a 155 Fara i ed. sife Noe LPT SAAT BE SR A wh RAIA TASS LAR RO PASTE FBTR Sr ne aA a SA Sid 4 hE ha Ari] i aps fe AER Rl JEU ARR Ha DEA XD a A syh LRTI Fan, x PRLS «i How A ind LA "os Ain : : s {AEN BARA A RS ? Ars APS ay SLI ATR NE Ae Ne AN bord doe TLVLT Hes hs) 3 THURSDAY, MAY 21st, 1964 IN AND OUT TOWN F/Lt. and Mrs. C. O'Connor of Montreal spent the holiday week-end with the latter's par- OF ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Mulligan. * * * Guide Mothers' Meeting will be held Tuesday, May 26th at! the home of Mrs, Ed. Mulholl- | and, Manchester. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Archie Farmer and Bill, along with Ted and Robert of Oshawa spent the holiday week-end at the home of Mrs. Farmer's daughter, Mrs. P. Rochford on North Bay. Manchester News 'Mrs. Maude Crosier spent the Mr. and Mrs, Ken Wyatt of Goodwood were with the Clinton Midgley's on Tuesday last. Mrs. Wm. McCartney attend- ed the funeral of her aunt at New Liskeard on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mid- gley and children and Mr, and Mrs. Clinton Midgley and Mr. Allan Midgley were with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Meek, Sand- ford, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Roach and Susan enjoyed the holiday week-end at their cottage at Carnarvon, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mulholland visited Mr. and Mrs. Emile St. Aubin and Mr. and Mrs. C. Teevens in Ottawa. Miss Marsha Mulholland with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and]. Mrs. Art Petrozzi over, the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Biggs of London were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Christie. Catholic Women's League| More than 500 delegates and members converged on the Roy- al York Hotel in Toronto on Thursday, May 14th for the 44th Annual Convention of the Catholic Women's League. the theme of this year's convention was "For God and Canada--A Modern Lay Apostolate." Registration began at 9 am. opened with Mrs. -D. Donovan presiding.. The Rev. G, B Breen, Spiritual Director, led the open- ing prayers. To save time the minutes of the last Archdioces- an Convention and the report on the Pre-Convention meeting Dobell, 2nd Vice President of the Ontario Provincial Council brought greetings from the Pro- vinces and warm good wishes from President Mrs. Clifford Noble. After a brief adjournment for | coffee break, the meeting re- convened for a Spiritual Work- shop organised by Mrs, J. C. Farragher... Mrs. troduced the guest speaker, Rev. N. J. Gignac, Director of Ont. County Regional and Pastor of St. Mary of the People Church Father Gignac's topic was "The Role of Women in the Lay Apostolate" and he began by deploring the wide- spread degration and abuse of sex, Pornographical literature Donovan in-| - Cinema portray blatant sex; di- vorce and adultery are on the increase. Eve lured man to his moral downfall; Mary uplifted him by becoming the mother of Christ. Every woman should strive to be a Mary--not an Eve! She should work for the sanctification of her own soul and for the sanctification of her She should co-operate with women husband and children. of other churches to raise the Standard of Christ in modern society. She must expect to be crucified by those who sneer at Christian morality but she must uphold the dignity of woman- hood for every woman's body is a temple of the Holy Spirit. Members discussed various questions arising from Father Gignac' address and panelists Mrs. D, McCarthy and Miss D. Rasenberger presented various methods of finding solutions to several problems, Luncheon was held in the beautiful Canadian Room and His Grace, Archbishop Pocock ¢ was the Guest of honour. In his address he stressed the motherly role of women in so- ciety--her ability to leaven the heartlessness of the modern world with compassionate love and tenderness. Following the luncheon winners of the Child- ren's Oratorical Contest, Miss Petra Bierkardt and Master Paul Malo, delivered their speeches with great self-posses- sion and excellent elocution. Various resolutions were then submitted by Mrs, J. J. Sullivan all of which were carried and HA A 0, the new slate of officers were installed by Father Breen. Mrs. Donovan presented a cheque and spiritual bouquet to Father Breen in appreciation of his services as Director. Father Breen thanked mem- bers for their gift and urged them to go forth into the world re-dedicated to the cause of Christ. 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