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In her riizht hand slin hold: tho izceplre, ensign On her urists she hears the bracelet: of

HAMILTON W. I. i y itive ask 1 member of the Music

.Festival Association to give it short itnlk at. the convention. which will be held in Hamilton llhis year. A letter of appreciation was read from the Hamilton hsll'for etece curtains purchased by bhe Institute

Regular meeting of Hamilton W. I. was held at the home at Mrs David Ramsay on June 1 with 17 members and two visitors present.

The president conducted the meeting which opened Wilth "O Canada" followed by the Creed. The i for "W ""1! finance committee reported on! MY? NN1 SUIIDSOH W8! RSKH1 candy sold at the adjudication nritn izive the address or welcome. one-act plays in Kenslngtmn. Ityn was decided to present A three- wss decided the conventiion oxecu- "00 D1R.V in the hall. The Institiite will provide icecream and cake for

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It. was agreed that hhe lnstitiite sponsor it dramatic society which will be formed in the fell. Mrs. Harry Taylor and Mrs. J. M. lum-

say were appointed delegates to the provincial convention. Mrs. Jas. A. Ranisay reported on the execu- tiive nice-tiinq of the district ooh- rention and several points were diectmed including resoliutions. Lunch was served by hostess and C0l1Vln'lM.e(!.

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SASKATOON. ICPI A nienil)cr! rnflw hi” bppn Eillmrge M Imm” orp inns an ie aged since

of the national Legislature Yuan I , , -the legislature of National China fat M. m.":'1t""Ie m Nank!n3- sh” as pi-incipa o a nursery school

on Formosa-7-is touring Canada on . . , ii United Nations fellowship io!”" "NW" ””!d"”” 3” Chlmkkink

study Canada's welfare program. land from 1949 "7 1951 hwded 5” Mrs. You Fit. editor of two mag-! Ormmmmc M .Tm.wn.m

nztnes in T iwan, t.l t F -: . . . . mesa. wns in Snsifhltpdoh (if:-cenflllvy oyhhiv IV? 1!" NTS also pmlewor to attend the fourth biennial hVCSt.-i tm,!l(;l'1C ;::13w,' ypt-Ibsnnnel admlms" ern regional conference on social! 19! me mmmylu;lg:?ag:hg:ve.E,nTent K. t' ' - - I nver- wjirdrs Yr-n Fu said tl f t tl ism. H-Om 1949 m 1951. .. . to 1'5. ' s - - . she will do wlivn she rctilirns N(;II.,y,)ls A15 W.” H” first V15” M be to draft legislation to protect no in! 10l'Il(lmtll('i:Ihll?(I1:&I!:eIlIIIlt?J'?enI- children. , ” - '9 HWY" isity of Washington and later at. She is in Canada to study orph- ! tended the University or Cgnfor i M13305. 1'HmH.V 59FViNt-I. federal at Beikoirvv, Calif. na and provincial budgets for clild . .i . , welfare. and the training and lip. dnILI;;'to:sOliTi:P eplyyidgiw with two Dolntment of Personnel. tendiitgvcollegelin tit? Urglltreld gt 3:- Child welfare is is big field in and the other is at school at (.)ttI China. said Mrs. Yen Fu. There awn. '

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National Y.W.c.A. convention Opens in Quebec Toiiay

. .iiu enrolment of 850," she said.

QUEBEC, (CF) -- The Young! Women's Christian Association my study the "serious Problems": M153 Roy said of the sa YWCA's. lacing Wlmg marrmyd wmne” who joint YW-YWCA's and branches, 3" hlgmy "Fined m buslmss m 48 had recreation programs. She DWfe35!0"”! hen” icported 30 associations owning In In HCWTC55 Prepared I” ”"!i:.vnis, 14 owing swimming pools, dill"! 0993""? ””!c"l5 M the llaiylive renting gyms and 12 renting tional convention being held here-ypoolsy

Mrs. -7- 11- 53-V339 M T”mm0' 1”"! ”There are two associations tional president 0! the YWCAV smd building gyms and two building "alarming ulures were Wmaspd pools." she said.

in the Umtcd mat” a5 m me The director noted that. there had number 01 ”u5'-”'-ed- ”"”"”5yherii increasing co-operation on

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the part of boards of education which enabled the "Y" to increase service to public and high schools.

Miss Roy said it was hoped that in specialist in residence work and food service would be added to the national staff.

"There are 58 nssocintioiis and branches of the YWCA," she said, ”39 with residence. 37 of which have food services."

During the inter-convention per- iod four new associations of the YWCA were formed in Cobourg and Port. Hope. Ont.; Lethbridge. Aim, and New Westminster, BC

Overheard in a bus. Mother, it: little girl sucking a lollipop: ”Dnn'1 put your lollipop on the i:PllLlPr man's coat. You'll get, hairs on it.'

wrecks lound among this group-” a- Mrs. Savage said these girls sud-!

denly find themselves ininrei-sect lny y .

leaning. cooking. marketing and

Eventually "baby chasintz" tnr honey TIIe'NeIghbor?

of which they are prepared . W 4,5 .T'””1 "As one third ot our member-y '

ship of some 45,000 is married. it

is necessary to study their special

needs in program planning.” i

YWCA Membership

Phyllis Haslsm. personal secre- tary or the YWCA national couus cil, reported that twosthirds of thr- membership is Protestant. lhe other beintz composed 1aI'izCl.V "T Roman Catholics. with some ot the Jewish, Greek Orthodox and Greek Catholic faiths.

"The largest proportion of the YW membership is in the 16 in 20 age group,” she said. "with ot- y

tiee workers forming the creator" part of the membership in lame y centres. then home makers. inch , school students and professional workers.

In is summary of activities sinoe the last. convention in 1949. Agnes Roy. national executive director of the YWCA, said that rural clubs had increased. i

”There are 1'1 of these clubs with.

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learned much from her Canadian, tour which started several weeks. ago at. Ottawa. From Ottawa. she! travelled to Toronto and then toy Saskatoon. After completing her: Western tour Mrs. Yen will return east to Toronto and Montreal. l

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