BOYS’ INSTITUTE

Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 184, 1 May 1940, Page 6

BOYS’ INSTITUTE

Annual Meeting

War conditions would probably create greater difficulties Ilian bad- been encountered in their work in past years, but iby p'fopahing youth for a manhood which would be faced with the greatest task which . hiad ever befallen than—the task of social and moral reconstruction on a world-wide basis —-they were making a valuable contribution, said the chairman of the management committee, Mr. J. I). Howitt, in moving the adoption of the annual report and balance-sheet at the annual general meeting of tihc Boys' Institute oh Mohdiay h.jgJit. During the evening cue resignation of Mr. W. A. Pantori, who had been a member of the management committee for many years, was received. Tin; chairman moved a vote of thanks to Mr. Parton, and expressed the appreciation of the management committee of his past services to the institute. It was resolved to send Mr. Parlon a letter expressing the tbanks of the committee. The following officei-s were elected Pat.ron, his Exeelileucy the GovernorGeneral. Viscount. Galway; president. Sir George A. Troup; vice-presidents, Messrs. L. T. Watkins, Ad. Howitt, and A. Johnston; bon. treasurer, Mr. T. M. Barrett; hon. secretary. Mr. L. J. Calvert; hon. auditor, Mr. 11. M. Smith; hon. solicitors, Messrs. Sladilen and Stewart; hon. physician, Dr. 11. Ilayldon Ewen; hon. architect, Mr. IV. Gray Voting; committee of management, Messrs. J. 1). Howitt, R. Spring, H. Leah, D. Bowie, 11. It. Hicks. M. It. Bilby. and R. W. Osborn; permanent members (representatives from the board of management of St. John's Presbyterian Church). Messrs. Ad. Howitt, A Johnston, W. I. Gilwon. W. J. Eergoson; and 11. M. Smith, representatives from ladies’ auxiliary. Mesd-ames L. T. Watkins, W. Stewart, and W. I. McCallum.