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Score Sheet for Judging I Possible SCO re General Appearance . . . I. . . . . . . . 10 â€"neat, attractive and a finished appearâ€" ance. Workmanship . . _ . . . . _ . . . . _ 60 4evcnness of tension. evenness of from and back â€"and side gusscts if used. â€"finish of compteted article #size â€"- is it within the stated size of the regulations. Design . .. ...20 runiformity of knots â€"design itself â€"neatness Suitability of Material used . . . . . . . .10 fikeeping in mind the bag and it‘s use. 100 Section II: Cultural Project â€" Portfolio of W. I, Yearly Programs The TWeedsmuir Competitions are held triennially for three cups given by Lady ‘l'wecdsmuir, wife of a former Governorâ€"Gen- eral of Canada. in 1945. The competitions are for â€" 1. History 2. A Cultural Project 3, A Handicraft The Federated Women's Institutes of Cana~ da Board of Directors determine the nature of the Competition at each triennial meeting and names a committee to be in charge. Each Provincial Women‘s Institute and the Saskatchewan Homemakers may submit two t’Hil'ft‘A' for each cup. This necessitates elimina- tions at the provincial level. Following the Naâ€" tional Convention the portfolios shall be re- turned to their respective provinces. The National Competition will close April l. 1973. Consult your local office for the clos- ing date for the provincial Competition. Introduction â€" The purpose of this compe- tition is to illustrate how the conveners proâ€" grams are co-ordinated toward a total Branch effort to meet the needs of the community, The entry shall be a portfolio containing a description of the programs as related to the convenership areas. Carried on over a period of one year. It is not intended that social gath- crings, regular business and activities, etc.. be reported unless they relate directly to the proj- ect undertaken. 26 The Portfolio shall contain: 1. Introduction containing a) a brief description of the Women's li..: i. tute or Homemakers Branch, numbc meetings and members, location, etc b) a brief description of the area serve: v. the Institute, rural or urban, popuhl. map outlining the area, schools, in tries. etc. _. Identification of Community needs problems. 3, List of projects which could be Linden. to meet these needs and problems. 4. List of projects selected by the Women' stitute or Homemakers Club to be Lll‘. taken during the year. Also state how why â€" amount of money interest of n bors. . Each selected project should be dealt ‘ separately outlining k at objectives b) plan of action cl outcome to date 6. Supporting material shall be included. before and after snapshots, NBWsp clippings, correspondence, reports of l demonstrations, field trips, eonvcners ; ects. Branch members contributions, Clc ‘Jt Materials to be usad: The portfolio may be in the form of a it leaf binder, accopress binder or simiiar or hinder. Binders may be any size or shape. The pages must be secured firmly. Entries may be hand written. typed v combination of both. Score Sheet for Judging General Appearance (cover and contents) Introduction Description of programs (objectives. projects and results) Supportive materials Editor's Note: The Provincial BUm'ti at Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario 9' mode the decision that there wi/I be no '1 tory of A Community" competition jot Ontario branches. HOME AND cour: it