Excerpt from Proceedings of the Forty Seventh Annual Convention of the Ontario Educational Association: Held in Toronto, on the 21st, 22nd and 23rd April, 1908

The Secretary read a report from the Board of Directors which stated that a General Section of this Association had been formed, to be called the Continuation Section.

On motion of Mr. W. Scott, seconded by Mr. T. E. Langford, the report was received.

Hon. R. A. Pyne addressed the Association. (See page 103.)

President Embree gave an address on "Some Tendencies in Education." (See page 91.)

R. A. Falconer, LL.D., President of the University of Toronto, addressed the Convention. (See page 106.)

After the close of Dr. Falconer"s address an informal reception of the members of the Association was held by the President of the University.

The Association adjourned at 11 p.m.

A joint meeting of all the Departments and Sections was held in Convocation Hall at 4 o"clock p.m., President Embree in the chair.

James P. Haney, M.D., of New York, addressed the meeting on "Manual Training." (See page 112.)

At 8 o"clock p.m., the Association met in Convocation Hall, President Embree in the chair.

Rev. Dr. O"Meara conducted the devotional exercises by reading a portion of Scripture and by leading in prayer.

A letter was read from the Canadian Hospital Association in reference to the prevention of tuberculosis.

This letter was referred to the Board of Directors with instructions to report upon the subject at next meeting of the Association.

The Treasurer"s report was presented and received and referred to the Auditors. (See page 90.)

A report from the English and History Section was presented, as follows:

That, whereas, by a Resolution of the Historical Section, O. E. A., 1906, the undersigned were appointed to report upon a proposal which had been suggested by Mr. Alexander Fraser, Provincial Archivist, before the Section, viz.

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