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Mrs. Austin Zoeller, President, brought greetings from the Federated Women’s Insti- tutes of Ontario. A11 went away with a clearer outlook on the reorganized Junior Women‘s Institute so capably explained by Miss Sylvia Shaw. Mrs. Gerald Holder‘s informative talk on the formation and framework of F.W.I.O. in- terested all. Everyone was able to express their creative ideas either by making bows, demonstrated by Miss Doreen Harrop. or by covering bottles with tissue paper, demonstrated by Miss Rob- erta Shaw. The enjoyable break added a light touch to the day’s agenda. The day ended with an Officers‘ Workshop capably led by three energetic Institute memâ€" bers. Leading the President‘s Workshop was Miss Helen Shaw. Mrs. Alex Connell led the Secretary-Treasurers’ Workshop. The Public Relations Workshop was led by Mrs. Clarence Diamond. Here was a good example of both Senior and Junior Women’s Institute members working together in a combined interest of one organization. THE FALL CONFERENCE Need Ideas on Table Arranging Have you ever thought your table arrange- ment lacked something? You've often Won- dered what you could do to make it more at- tractive? Mrs. Hardstone, a representative from Eaton‘s may be able to help you. At the Fall Conference she will be demonstrating “Table Arranging." This will include various arrangements and a film on chinaware. Sounds interesting. doesn‘t it. Don‘t forget this important event, the Junior Institute Fall Cenference. The place is Cedar Glen Camp, Pccl County; October 2. 3 and 4, 1970 is the date. Think of the Junior Women‘s Institute as a bank. The more you put into it. the more you get out of it. Remember. it takes team work all the way, from the captain t0 the water boy. Let‘s make it a home run for the Junior Wom- en‘s Institute. Everyone come to the Fall Conference. With The Federated Women’s Institutes of Canada The following announcements have come from the office of the Federated Women's In< stitutes of Canada. 1. Two sets of slides (duplicates) of the ACWW/ FWIC Seminar in Yellowknife last summer have now been added to the loan collection in the National Office, Ottawa. There are 4] slides in each set, with comâ€" mentary. These give a visual presentation of some of the exciting things that went on at that event. The usual arrangements â€" or- der through your Provincial offices. no rental, the only expense is return by regis- tered mail. 2_ Ten more years of F.W.I.C. History â€" A four-page addition has been printed to cov~ er this period since the booklet. “FWIC History” was published in 1959. This is now ready and has been affixed at the back of the Histories still in the office. Price reâ€" mains the same for the booklet, 25 cents. Extra copies of this addition were ordered SO that those of you who already have a Copy of the History may get the extra pages to bring your own copies up to date. There is no charge for this addition only. SUMMER 1970 An Announcement To All F.W.I.O. Members The office of the Federated Women's Insti- tutes of Canada has announced that a limited supply of the booklet “Into The North" is available for sale at 50 cents per copy. Orders will be filled on a “first come first served" baâ€" SIS. This is an interesting and attractive booklet telling the history of the spread of the Wom- cn's Institutes into the North West Territories. Members interested in the history of the Wom- en‘s Institutes would do well to add a copy of “Into The North” to their collection. ONTARIO WINNERS OF THE FWIC COMPETITIONS Slide Competition 1. Clanbrassil Branch. Hamilton Area 2. King Branch. Central Area Handicraft Competition 1. West End Branch, Guelph Area 2. Temperanceville Branch, Central Area Essay Competition 1‘ Centreville Branch, Guelph Area Author Mrs. Edward S. Brown The above entries are to be sent to Winniâ€" peg for judging in the National Competitions. 27