The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-11
League Meeting
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A luncheon meeting of the ja,nlu,
 League of Waterbury wlil be held
 tomorrow at the Country Club Of
 Waterbury preceded by e board
 meeting at 10 A. M. at the home oI
 Mrs, Donald ]. Post, president, Wa
 tertown.
 copier of the Junior League cook
 book, containing favorite recipes Of
 members of the organization, viii
 ne on sale under the direction of
 Mrs, Edwin 8. Hunt, Jr, and Mrs,
 Merritt Beere. Handmade articles from the Pantry Shelf, restaurant
 at the Waterbury Hospital spon4 Sored by the hospital organization,
 will also be on sale. Among the articles which will be displayed will De dolls stuffed animals, sweaters, bags to bod marbles and lacks, felt pins, handmade scuffs. leather teie. phone book covers and homemade candy.
 Speakers ct the luncheon meeting will be Ms. Charles 6. Monroe, New York City, consultant on welfare for the Association of Junior Leagues of America. and Miss Dorothy Vacke. mann. Boston, Mass. director of Region I of the Association.
 Mrs. Monroe, co-ordinator of field service for the organization, believes that all Junior Leagues desire to take part in local activities for both veterans and civilian rehabilitation. and has advised the pooling of ef- forts on the part of all community organizations. She further believes that volunteer service to the com munity will continue to be in great demand. and that the sound con. structive jobs done by volunteers during the war won them c per. manent place in community organi- zation.
 IL has been suggested by the as. sociation board that leagues consult with already established community organizations to see what services are necessary. work for co-ordinated effort in communities on behalf of the veterans. and prepare their members psychologicaliy to meet veterans problems. whether in their own families or in communities.
 Mrs. Monroe. the only Canadian member of the stan, is the former Gwynedd Owen. daughter of Arch bishop Owen, primate of Canada. She joined the staff of the associa- tion in lo40 and has been associated with the Toronto Central Neighbor- hood House. and the Infants Home in Toronto. She has also worked on the problems of children of il- legitimate birth at the Church Mis- sion of Help, New York City. later accepting a position as executive secretary of their Southern ohio branch. She is also an alumna of the Department of Social Science of the University of Toronto.
 A former president of the Junior League of Boston, Miss Rackemann will discuss league programs and problems. She believes that Junior League placement ideals have ale ways been to place the right person on the right job and that these deals can be kept up through cen- tralized placement from volunteer 1ffices.
 She has, been an active board and committee member for everal community organizations, among them the Children's Hospital md the Greater Boston United War Tund. She worked last winter for he Red Cross Mobile Canteen.
 The League will give a cocktail | )arty at the home of Mir. and Mrs. | Robert H. Pratt. on Columbia | Boulevard following the meeting, for | Mrs Monroe and Miss Rackemann. Members of the board and their | husbands will be guests.