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White Lake WI host Indonesian delegation .By Donna Russett any thanks to the Farm Women’s Bureau of Agriculture Canada for inviting the Federated Women’s Institutes of Ontario (FWIO) to make a presentation and host the State Minister for the Role of Women of the Republic of Indonesia and her delegation. The White Lake Women’s Institute hosted the delegation on September 16, 1993. The policies of the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) and the Government of Indonesia have sup- ported the development of excellent relations between the women of Indonesia and Canada over the past ten years. Begin~ ning in 1988. the Government of Canada began a program to co-operate directly with the Indonesian Ministry for the Role of Women to ensure the integration of women into development activities. This particular mission to Canada provided a number of opâ€" portunities for the Minister: to identify issues of importance for mutual co-operation; to highlight relevant Canadian programs; to meet policy-makers and officials of implementation agencies; and, to become familiar with staff and structures of national and provincial women's ministries. Donna Russet! (centre), Prestdent Elect tor the Federated Women’s Insti- tutes 0/ Ontario. is pictured with Mrs. Mien Sugahdhi (left), the State Minister tor the Hole 0/ Women in the Republic of lndonesia, and Dianna Pritchard (right), Flenirew South District President ahdmember of the White Lake Wt. Drinm RllSSPll is the Freriderit Elect of the F W10. _â€"__â€"____. The Women’s Institute to the green Branch Survey Form. Many Branches will receive followâ€"up letters in ' 1397 . 1997 the coming year as work on the Coffee Celebrations Update Table Book progresses, This book will be B_\' Katherine Garwood titled Home dc Country: A Century of On- tario Homes, 18974997. The book will be divided into chapters omen‘s institute Branches across Ontario received Centennial Quilt Competition application forms in the Fall. Grey Bruce members, Lois Urstadt, Carol Craig and Anna Farrow. have worked many hours on the organization of this competition and should be congratulated. It is expected that members will need little encouragement to set up those quilt frames. Quilts will be hanging right up to the rafters in the Gambrel Barn at the Ontario Agricultural Museum in Milton. The quilts will be judged in three cate- gories with three prizes awarded in each category The overall winner will receive an additional $600 over and above the category prize. 10 Home & Country. Winter '93 xiNN/VERSAR Y For Home and Country The culmination of the Quilt Competi- tion will coincide with a Women‘s institute Day at the Agricultural Museum on June [4, [995. A burbeque and enter- tainment will be organized, and it is anticipated that members from across On- tario will be in attendance. All Branch. District and Area Secretar- ies should have received the Quilt Competition Brochure entitled “Patterns of Time." If they didn't, please contact Lois Urstadt. RR#7, Owen Sound, Ontario, N4K 6V5, (519)376-9876. The Centennial Committee was very pleased with the response from Branches that will take you through Ontario homes - inside and out. It will portray decade by decade pictoral views of all the rooms in an Ontario home, as well as their gardens and verandahs. It is hoped that these pho- tographs depict the homes of Women’s Institute members, and not necessarily rely on museums and archives as sources; this will make the book a truly special Women‘s Institute commentary. Women's Institute members are encourâ€" aged to write to the Centennial Committee with any 100th anniversary ideas they may have. Address all correspondence to Margaret Zoeller, Chair, Centennial Comâ€" mittee, #2206 - 6 Willow St., Waterloo, Ontario, N2] 453. . Katherine Garwood is the Secretary of the Centennial Committee,