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Mrs. loyne Paton, Croft Specialist (standing) for right, and Miss Nancy Simpson (standing) of the Home Econfomles Branch of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, with girls of the Craft class at the Girls' on erence. The Girls Said â€" com’d. from page 10 The 4-H Conference at Guelph University started off with a busy schedule and kept it up throughout the whole conference. The get-acquainted party held in the base- ment of War Memorial Hall on the first night was an excellent opportunity to meet all the girls representing the different districts of On- tario. All the talks and groups were interesting and listening to the Miniature Carillon for the first time was a pleasure. Perhaps the worst part of the whole conference was the hot, hu- mid weather we had for the majority of the time. All the girls were friendly, had a ready smile and were willing to talk with you at any time. This quality was what made the confer- ence the success it was. Without it it is hard to say how it would have turned out. Marilyn Lahti Sudbury District This conference Was just great, a bit rushed at times though, and really hot. Dr. Chapman is a very interesting speaker FALL I 972 and I‘d like to have the opportunity of hearing her again. From this conference I have gained an im- mense liking for the Guelph campus and many new friends. I hope to see these conferences continue and by-the-way, the pizzas in Guelph are great! Kathy Freeman Manitoulin Island Personally, this conference was a rewarding ex- perience. I know that my English is not very good but I tried hard. Since I’m French and that all my 4-H Units have been taught only in this language but by exchanging ideals and customs of our own area and gaining others. As interest group, effective speaking provided a field of activity â€" voice, tone, etc. I think the conference inspired my mind to a new thinking. Our role as women gradually changes and that I’ll try to bridge. As a woman in the world we need to be in- dividuals to others and “bridge” the dis- crimination existing between the female role and the male’s role. We observed by means of a panel discussion that our lives depend upon 13