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F. WJ. 0. Annual Board Meeting By Ethel McCandless RS. JAMES HAGGERTY. President of the ! Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario. L in welcoming the thirtyâ€"one members ‘of the Board to the annual meeting. had a spectal welcome for sixteen new members attending the meeting for the first time. Mrs. Haggerty said it reminded her of the first time she attended the board meeting and thought she was the only one there who knew nothing. Completing her last term as president, Mrs. Haggerty in her report expressed deep gratitude for the loyalty and co-operatien of the board members, conveners of standing com- mittees and all F.W.I.O. personnel during her three- year term. and asked for the same co-operation and loyalty for the new incoming president. Mrs. Haggerty said. “I am not giving up my office in a sad note for I have enjoyed great happy? ness and can be very glad this experience came my way." She expressed thanks to all members of the Women's Institutes who had been so kind and thoughtful during her illness and especially at the time when she was unable to attend the A.C.W.W. Conference in Edinburgh. Especially to Mrs. George Ash. Cochrane. first alternate to the con- ference. who on very short notice was able to take Mrs. Haggerty's place in the delegation: to Mrs. Penny who replaced Mrs. Haggerty as leader of the delegation. and a special “thank you“ to Mrs. Maynard and Miss Helen McKercher for their help in arranging the details for the changes in so short a time. terry-Treasurer, with the Minister F.W.I.O. Provincial Board Members and Convener: be- fore the announcement of the new President and Secre- oi Agriculture for Since the Spring Board Meeting M”. has been active in the afiairs of [he ii'fifieni Institute. attending many meetings in i. 25mins with her duties as president‘ except for ,\ Mejia during the summer because of illness. Sin, ileum the unveiling ceremonies of a plaque in. iii-l2 the birthplace of Mrs. Adelaide Hoodless, ,. eh Executive and Biennial Board Mean-rIE (I ‘~“.ILlC. held at Charlottetown, P.E.I., where 51.} . first vice-president, a meeting in St. Ger the provincial committee met with the . I .0“ mittee at the Aledaide Hoodless hornt . the Holiday at Guelph, for a short pd. ‘ “ Mrs. Haggerty also reported that win .3 To. ronto Evening Telegram agreed to be “me for raising the funds to ship one miiil‘ Wm of milk donated by the Dominion Gm; mi in underprivileged countries in Europe whim _ nmj is great. it was decided to send a lt-i‘ .. [he branches asking them if they wished to r. “his in Toronto during October Mrs. Hagge; :r; xi]: and Mrs. Maynard had the privilege of mm of the milk being loaded onto a ship. 5. me piles of bags of powdered milk “ti amid “Freight cheerfully paid by the Federattw wincu's institutes of Ontario." Later on at the m- i in. Maynard announced that a representm l ilr: Telegram had called to see her at it Iv .int announced that as of November let. H linl been received from Women‘s Institute h for this project. oniarioy H0". W. A. Goodfeilow (centre l'TW'l- m DFPU'Y Minister of Agriculture, Dr. C. D. Gummy 0“ Director of Agricultural Extension, Mr. T. R. Hl‘l'md‘ Home AND comm!"