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A DAY TO BE REMEMBERED By Sharon Passmore, Public Relations Officer Ontario Junior Women's Institutes Take forty enthusiastic girls, along with one very active get-acquainted game. two crafty ideas, an eye-catching fashion, and a lively sing song, and you have the ingredients to make one interesting and idea-packed day of enjoyment. This was the scene for the first Junior Women‘s Institute Annual Meeting. held at the First Baptist Church, Welland. on March 7th. 1970. The Niagara District Junior Women‘s Insti- tute girls acted as hostesses for the day. They made us feel welcome and very glad that we had come. Girls iit to be tiedâ€"Jettâ€"Sylviu Shaw, President J,W.l.0., and Karen Feters, a delegate from the Niagara District. SUMMER I970 “But of course this is right," Margaret Oliphnnt demonstrating the making of a ribbon bow tor Doreen Hnrmp. My wife uses st‘issurs In pry up a lid with. I use ll'lL'n‘t for fixing the tug-s of the kitlu‘ “llh. We huth wit-Id wismru fur planting [tilltlH with. For pruning \hrubs and digging weeds with. For hammering tt nail Ur tightening fl nut with. And we both t’nmplain ultcn tlit-y'rc Inn tlull tn tut with, From loftâ€"Marion Rullun, Junior Women's lnttituln Board Director; Susan Ellnr, newly uleclud Junior Wo- men‘s lmtitulc Board Director. 25