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Handicraft display lrorn the N.W.T. sent to the A.C.W.W. Conference at Dublin: Ploque of lulled moosehair embroidery on black velvet; slippers ol tanned white caribou hide with chain stitch embroi. dcry. Arctic hore trim; other pair at smoked moose leather. porcupine quill embroidery, mushrol fur trim; smoked moote- nide mat with porcupine quill embroidery; snow goose over nest. caribou bone,- Eslimo fisherman, caribou bone and ivory. Handicrafts from th Fur Noth r By Frances Taylor. Svr-‘y l“.ll".l.(§'. Territories will be in the display at thc Eleventh Triennial Conference of thc \ssociated Country Women of the World. held .n Dublin. Republic of Ireland. Scptcmhcr t-tâ€"24. l965. Each Constituent Society of ALIW.W. was .sked to furnish six articles of crafts nutiw 3 their country for an International Exhibition. Provincial Units of the Federated Women's Institutes of Canada are such societicm as well A the national organization. In ordcr to avoid HANDICRAFTS from the Northwest m‘t'rlzimuug. l- Wit . turned to thc Muckcn/ic Dhll'lL‘l. uhcrc thct nim ll;l\L‘ tl tt'u groups l'nrmctl. Mt'x. t). \Vtmlgnr. (umtnr oi tin- anunt .it Yclhmknilc. NW l'.. um. .I\l\L'il to solve! ~I\ .tt'ltclcs typical Ul thc ltt'\t Ill trmlitiouul lNLini-i :uul llltl|.lll with “l Iluit tlI'L'tI. lit-.ititilul cmmplcx Ul tllt'tl‘it‘llitlt‘ :iuil porcupine quill cuihitiitlcii. null ruinisitc i';ii'\‘~ ings in lion and hunc, hunt the L'l‘llL‘k'lII‘ll. This is the tint tin": :i ilisplat‘ lltlll'l Nitrllwtn (‘zinntlzi has l‘L'L'll shimn :it .in .-\.( ,W.W. ('nntcrcncc. .‘utd lhc l‘\\'.|t'. know tl will cxcitc lllllL‘l'l llllL‘Ft'\l International Scholarship at Work By lrnno M. Spry \.C.W.W.'S LADY ABERDEEN SCHOLAR. ‘HlP PROJECT has worked out \UlllL' inlcr- Wing and far-flung experiments in pmvitillttl Training for local leaders. The Pilot l’roicrl in Bengal, organized locally hy thc Surni Nalini Dutt Memorial Association ilnll tintinccil "Y the National Federation of Women's tn- stitutes of England and Wales thoth mcmhcr societies of A.C.W.W.), in its first your lrtiincd HG leaders in six villages. tour of whom from each village took part in a three day lcudcr~ ‘hiP camp where they discussed health and sanitation. family planning. mother and child care and nutrition. The training is realistically based on the needs of the villagers. The nutrition expert VIII. 1965 ltntlus ll‘t‘ ll \ltlt'i \‘l lu't \llttit‘ttl-i til IItsl-ltttttil. ,‘\ tlilc'l-r \I~tl‘. lllt' \Illm't' tIItt’t' .l \N‘L‘L'lt, .ts tl'ux .I Loillh «\pt'tt In .ultiw on hrnlth pmhhm» .tllll on him in Inuiu‘ w'itu: llllllx‘i. \Elltlltg'lt s mum. ctr. ll.iutlit't.ilts. Incllulllnz tmliiting .inil \L't’.|tttl, :tiul litltlu-n intuit-unto .ut- taught inch t‘l lht- \t‘i‘ \Illnttt's hm :i Multtln Sumtlt [Wiuatt'n's Institute! and it crcchu uhch nuithcrs :itlcntl (hist :uul lllL‘ Cl‘llltll'Cll .irc IIHILctl .iltcr lw ti trained t'liiltlicn‘s nttrsc. l‘tt\l Aiil Instruction Is also given, Mint-rt. sLhi-nlx .uc hunt! stnrlcd. 'Ilu: Stirtij .‘anuii lluu Mciuurinl Association is doing l’nlltm/np \‘.tltl\. [triivttllng tcticltcrs tor each of lllL‘ HI‘. \llltigcs. and now the project moves into tl's \L'L‘nntl V'L'ilr unit to it new group of 15