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Mrs. Zoeller brought greetings from the Onâ€" tario Women's Institutes, congratulated the girls on their achievements, and commended the women who are leaders of the 4H Home- making Clubs. She said that she is very proud of the fact that a large percentage of the lead- ers are Women’s Institute members and that most of the Ontario Clubs are sponsored by Women's Institute branches. “Our involvement with the 4H Girls‘ Clubs is one of the most important parts of the work of the Women's Institutes," Mrs. Zoeller said. Music for the evening's entertainment was a presentation by the girls of the numbers which they had been rehearsing under the direction of Mrs. Marshall of Fergus accompanied by Miss Marion Crane also of Fergus. The fine singing was a tribute to the genius of Mrs. Marshall for developing choirs. The numbers were Dominique, Dona, Nobis Pacem. and Oh. What a Beautiful Morning. MR. STEWART Miss Scott introduced Mr. Stewart who was guest speaker for the evening. Mr. Stewart brought the greetings of the Honourable Mr. Robarts. premier of Ontario, and the Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food. He commented that it was a very wonderful thing to have girls from every coun» ty gathered for the Conference and congratu- lated them on their lovely appearance and their 4H Club project accomplishments. SMILE A smile is something nice to we It doesn't cost a rent A smile is something all your own it never can be lent. A smile is welcome anywhere It does away with frowns A smile is good for everyone To ease the ups and downs. Author unknim n “The entire object of true education is to make people not merely do the right things, but enjoy the right things; not merely industrious, but to love industry; not merely learned, but to have knowledge; not merely pure, but to love purity: not merely just. but to hunger and thirst after lustice.” John Ruskin on Education FALL 1959 Hi HOMEMAKING CLUB PRESENTATIONS Two Club Exhibits and a Demonstration provided the delegates with the opportunity to see what other 4H Club members had done during the past year. Snelgrovc No. | Club from Pee] County with Miss Glenda Oliff as Commentator preâ€" sented an exhibit of "Seven Basic Embroidery Stitches." The local leaders were Mrs. Don Cook and Miss Eleanor Duke. “Wool, The Fibre and The Fabric," a dem- onstration by the Windermere Club. Muskoka District. with Miss Susan Galtz and Miss Mar- garet Van Haevelnttk participating. showed the process of wool preparation from "the sheep‘s back to your back.“ Local leaders were Mrs. R. t‘. Mcâ€" C'lenaghan. and Mrs. Mervin [.onghttrst. Miss Brenda Jacky of the Rummelhardl Club. Waterloo County. commented on a Club li\hihit. “The Milk Bar." Miss Jacky said that lhc name of their (‘ltlh was “The Moo-Juicers.“ Mrs. Howard lewitt and Mrs. .Icssic Sltaot/ were the local leaders. A [our of the Landscape Design Area at Ilic University of Guelph and a tlcmooslralion nl "Flower Arrangement" were an interesting change of pace for the (‘oolcrcnce Program on Friday morning. For the final session the girls again aswnthlcd in Memorial Hall. led by Miss Scott all ol‘ the girls took part in a loch (‘onfercnce Review and l-ivaluation. l-‘rom their cnlhtlsiaslic remark». it was olr vions lhal cvcrr gill In attendance had had a o‘iost interesting experience and now had mam‘ new ideas and thoughts to ponder as she IL" [timed to her own Wnl‘ltl ol' home and lricnds Women's Institute (“News and Mctnhcrx plt’lisc nolc the following addresscsi The FL'LIcrnlcd Woman lnslilolcs oI ("an- zttltt. l‘.\V.|.(‘. Vttllnniil Ulllcc, Room 23". 4‘1 lilgin Street ("Iowa «1. Canada. lhc {\uocialed ('otmlt'y Women ol the “hold, r\.('.\\’.\V “L'llti ()lliL’L’ril7 (Nil ('ittll‘l Place, 4” Remington High St, london. Wh'_ ling-land ‘IJ