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interested in the program and the opportunity to work with young people. Our new Canadians have given us much help in leadership too. Many of our senior club girls act as club leaders while still taking the project loo; this is especially true of the girls working for the Advanced Honours. It is the task of the Women‘s Institute to find lead- ers for the clubs as each project is ulTered. We are inâ€" deed grateful to these leaders who so willingly volun- teer their help. While Seafoth does otTer Training School expenses to the leaders. mostly-the leaders do it is volunteer work. The look of happiness and satisfaction on a girl‘s race when she receives her spoon at the completion of the project or accepts her pin for County or Provincial Honours makes a leader feel that her efforts have in» deed been rewarded. For this fall project “Edible Essentials" leaders 'rom Seafoth will again be going to Training School n continue our 4H Homemaking program tiir anothur Muirkr'rk W.i., KentEast. present life membership to Mrs. an... Ethel Laionde. a 47 year member. L-r Mrs. Mary Ford - presents certificate while branch president. Mrs Fluth Myers, admires her badge. v r x ' 324;." T 119591! if" res '~ - Lat/a its: = l' _ ‘5 h tiderwood W. l., Bruce Centre District. Charter members were presented with Bruce Tartan Trays at the 25th Anniver- ry celebration. Lâ€"r. Mrs. Ken Ribey. Mrs. Don MacKay. first President; Mrs. John Mewhinney. Mrs. Jim Virtue. Mrs, reg Avis, Mrs. George McMann, Mrs. Forster Leggett, All members are still active. although Mrs. MaeKay is now a iember in Coilingwood. Rugby Wt, Simeoe East District, members held special dinner and ! presented Mrs. John Langman with a rite membership. Mrs. Langman orâ€" ganized the Junior Homemaking Club in 1953 and 6 ot the charter members were guests for the dinner Flugby's only charter member. Mrs. Nellie Crawford. was also present. The certificate and badge were preâ€" sented by Mrs. Albert Anderson and Mrs. Tyson Langman while her daughter. Helen Marie presented a corsaga. l9