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Eastern Area Who is the real Mrs. Public Relations? Mrs. Arnold Wilson, Eastern Area PRO was reâ€" sponsible for this presentation at the Convention. This 15,311 idea for a program at any level. On stage an exact duplicate of the Handbook. complete with Crest. ,.M‘the pages were turned each officer appeared in 90k wearing a banner (President. Curator. etc. tin all). All participants used their Handbook out- o'f-duties. to prove their office was the most im por- ant in- Public Relations. 311 Area session which made us more aware of our short trigs and how important it is to relate to the public present a proper image was presented by the Home Economists. e Loan Library has a copy of the complete pres- ' n on Communication. - take the two women talking together. ' e I got some news for you. I was just talking th my new neighbour this afternoon and she was ng me about a great sounding organization for men called the W.I. From what I can underâ€" stand, it’s just a minute part ofa world-wide move~ t 7 the FWIO, FWIC and ACWW, I" W what? â€" I‘m confused! I â€" you know â€" The ACWW and the [CW CAW and as well as SACWA. 1n Ontario. it's _ ely connected with OMAF. at do they do? "ell, once a month they meet and open with an tie and the Mary Stewart Collection of Pennies r Friendship to help with the Save the Sight d. that sounds like a worthy project â€" whose - ght are they saving? ' 11, I think it’s for the ACWW. I wasn’t clear on part myself. What I do know is that. once a r they hold an Area Convention to prepare for istrict Annuals. At area conventions they appoint mmittees to stand at district annuals. at least they - them Standing Committees. Apparently too. â€" PRO’s set up displays of Tweedsmuir Histories the Curator from the local museum comes and neighbour told me she has also been to Offiâ€" 5 Conference â€" I guess she’s pretty high up in e organization â€" and while at the Conference. ey all stayed at the home of Erland Lee and that st them around $40,000. sounds like an expensive resort. Is there a pool. d is it open all year round? not sure. but we could find out more if we both to the next meeting. We have to have an answer r the Roll Call. “How do I spread the W1. story?" 6 really should go. Don’t forget to call me. ' ~ ow, if you have listened closely you will realize what we have, is a failure to communicate. Let Us Not Forget to Be Kind Excerpt from speech by Dr. Irene Spry, Deputy Presi- dent, ACWW to Eastern Area Convention. "Let us not forget to be kind”: This might well be a motto for ACWW. since we and women like us all round the world belong to ACWW so that the ex- change of neighbourly kindness may reach to the four corners of the “global village” that our world has be- come. This is not a “Lady Bountiful" sort of kindness. doled out to the deserving poor from our own superâ€" fluity of afiluence. Mere handâ€"outs are often not kind at all: they may even turn out to be unkind. The kind- ness we try to practise in ACWW is loving kindness among friends who have learned to understand and respect each other and who are working together. each in our own way. to achieve shared objectives. ACWW gives each of us a chance to pool our assets in the really constructive kindness of working with faroffcol- leagues (as well as with those nearer home) in doing our 1365! to help each other to realize our own aims. each in the way that seems to as best. ACWW gives us a chance to contribute whatever we can â€" be it expe- rience, understanding of local needs and conditions. skill. hard work. or cash 7 to the great work of help- ing human beings everywhere to win a better life for themselves. That is why we pay “Pennies for Friend- ship" to make the work of ACWW possible: that is why we contribute to ACWW projects. such as the “Save Sight“ project that is at present opening up such exciting possibilities of preventing needless blindness among millions of children. ACWW gives us an opportunity to “learn to walk in each other’s moccasins so that we may be truly kind with the kindness that members of a team have for each other. How lucky we are to be part of this multi- million ACWW team of women that is playng such an important part in mutual sympathy and kindness in helping to build a better world for everyone all round the world!“ "Do You Remember When?" was the theme of Pine Or- chard Women’s Institute 60th Anniversary celebration. Three charter members were present. Mrs. James Hope played piano as she did at first meeting. Miss Howard McClure and Miss Greets Flinroff assisted at the tea table. (charter members seated at right of table) 27