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0The Librarian's report called attention to the catalogue of publicationswhich had recently been sent to all members, and the Librarian himself, HunterBishop, was thanked by the President for the work done in connection with the Library.2.Walter Moorhouse referred to the large number of members who had died duringthe year and briefly mentioned each one in sympathetic terms. The President spoke ofthe importance of making preparation for the possibility of the Club's being obligedto find new quarters, perhaps at short notice. A special meeting of the Club concerningthis had been held on February 26th. He asked John Layng to briefly advisethe members as to the present situation. John Layng said that a committee, mainly ofarchitects, had met and had generally agreed upon the plan requirements (room usesand sizes) for a new Club building, and that the next step is consideration as to acquiringa site of adequate size. If as and when land is acquired the Executive mayask the architect-members to form a working committee to arrange for the creation ofsketch drawings. After that the whole membership would be asked to study proposalsand to make pertinent comments.OFFICERS <strong>AND</strong> EXECUTIVEAs a result of the nominations and elections the following are the officersof the Club and Executive Committee for the Club Year beginning April 1st, <strong>1955</strong>.*PRESIDENTSECRETARYCleeve HomeFred Kemp(Harry M. Tedman,VICE PRESIDENT and TREASURERJames Wardropperelected at the meeting, died on May 29th)EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEThe following were elected at the meeting for a two year term:Howard ChapmanPhilip ClarkWalter CoucillDavid OuchterlonySydney JohnsonWilliam SheldenArchitectController of RevenueArtistMusicianCommercial ArtistProf. Engineer(Pro)(Non Pro)(Pro)(Pro)(Pro)(Non Pro)The following having been elected at the previous annual meetingyear term will remain on the Committee for the current Club year:for a twolan Paul CameronYvon DoucetJohn Fleetwood-MorrowRobert HubbardOxford McNeillFred ShawArtistArtistWood CarverDes. Engineer(Non Pro)(Pro)(Pro)(Pro)(Pro)(Non Pro)WORKING COMMITTEESENTERTAINMENT - lan Cameron, Chairman; Sydney Johnson, Vice-chairman.Members: Morrow, McNeill, Coucill, Ouchterlony, Shelden,Doucet, Strachan.HOUSE - Philip T. Clark, Chairman.Members: Campbell, Forster, Stacey.
3.WORKING COMMITTEES cont'dPICTURES - Robert Hubbard, Chairman.Members: Coucill, Morrow.MEMBERSHIP - Fred Shaw, Chairman.Members: Hubbard, Layng, Shelden.CONSTITUTIONALAMENDMENTS -Members :Fred Shaw, Chairman.Layng, Ouchterlony.NEW BUILDING - Howard Chapman, Chairman.Member : Layng.FINANCE - J. Wardropper, Chairman.Members: Defries, Jackson, McMurtrie.LIBRARIAN - Hunter Bishop.MAILING SERVICES-Yvon Doucet.NEW MEMBERSmonths:The following new members were welcomed to the Club during the SpringProfessional Cateeorylan Campbell, artist, 26 Edgar Avenue, TorontoNorman H. McMurrich, architect, 1 Knightwood Road, Don Mills.John Irwin, editor, 121 Empress Crescent, TorontoRalph Allen, editor, 481 University Avenue, TorontoH. Det Voss, commercial artist, Norris Crescent, Bldg. J., Apt. 6, Mimico, Toronto 14Charles B. Sproatt, architect, 279 Blythwood Road, Toronto.Leonard Crainford, TV and Theatre producer, 46 Summerhill Gardens, Toronto.Walter MacNutt, musician, 383 Huron Street, Toronto.J. Wilhelm Stensson, landscape architect, Sheridan, Ont.Non-Professional CategoryPaul Bernard Pratt, 8 Sussex Avenue, Toronto.William F. Duthie, 173 Glengrove Ave. W., Toronto.Alfred James Biggar Gray, 81 Sighthill Avenue, Toronto.Non-resident CategorySHon. Mr. Justice Charles D. Stewart, Barrie, Ont.Thomas C. Daly, c/o National Film Board, Ottawa, Ont.PICTURE EXHIBITIONDuring the summer months the Club walls were hung with an exhibition ofsmall sketches by members and others. This was arranged with the co-operation ofMartin Baldwin and A. J. Casson and represents a cross section of Canadian landscapespot sketching of the last few decades. There is something very worthwhile to beobtained from these naturalistic sketches.
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