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Twins Unite By Mrs. Norman Jamieson and Mrs. Calvin Carmichael Ontario welcomes Newfoundland Women's Insti- tute members. Through the F.W.l.C.. United Nations and Inter- national Exchange program the Conveners were twin- ned with various provinces. Ontario was twinned “uh Newfoundland. Because of this. an Institute Branch from Newfoundland applied to the Secretary of State Department and received a travel grant. Members from Catalina, Little Catalina and Fort Union travelled by bus across Newfoundland to Port aux Basques, a six hour boat trip to North Sydney and by train to Toronto. On to Hillsburgh where hostesses from 12 branches from Wellington Centre were wait» ing to greet them. After this long travel. a day had been set aside for resting. instead. everyone wanted to go sight seeing. so locally our guests enjoyed farm. factory and scenery. The Adelaide Hoodless Homestead was the first stop on a day long tour. then to the Erland Lee Home at Stoney Creek, A representative from the Secretary of State. Mr. E. Smee. welcomed the ladies as well as 'Mrs. Zoeller and Mrs. Miller. A picnic lunch was en» 'jO'yed on the grounds and the weatherman had put his best foot forward and we could see Toronto across Lake Ontario. We were fortunate to see a boat going through the locks. Niagara Falls and the illumination was more beautiful than anyone had ever imagined. ' and how those cameras clicked. Saying fond farewell -? to the members in Wellington Centre. westward ho! to j» -Middlesex, where the whole County was involved. Thorndale Fair was in progress and the New- ;g'foundland members found themselves in the parade ' nd guests of the Fair Board. lunch at Bethel Church nd meeting with new W.l, hostesses. During the next lilfiee days our guests were to tour the County, be en- mlertained at Thorndale at a reception where 350 On- rio ladies came to meet their “twin” and enjoy an . yening of entertainment. ‘4. t Lambton County and the international Plowing Match was the next place of interest. ti visit to the Women‘s Institute displa} and a taping oft] half hour TV “Roy Jewell Farm Show" gave our visitors little time to rest. Perth South District. shotted off the festival cit}; Stratford. and toured the famous theatre. then to Kirkton and a pot luck dinner. Mrs Millie Johnson. organizer. expressed the thanks of the Newfoundland members when she said. "from the small idea ot‘twinning. a great deal ofcon- centraled planning. Involvement. the will to succeed in obtaining the travel grant which made all this possible 7 Women's Institutes are the greatest." Mrs. Milley Johnson, Little Catalina, Nfld.. Organ- izer of the Group; Mrs. Margaret Carmichael, RR, 3. llderton. Ont. FWIO Board Director; Mrs. Molly Hanes. Catalina. Nfld.. Treasurer; Mrs. Florence Reynolds. Catalina. Ntld. The world stands out on either side No wider than the heart is wide; Above the world is stretched the sky. No higher than the soul is high. The heart can push the sea and land Farther away on either hand; The soul can split the sky in two And let the face of God shine through. Where is the heart that doth not keep. Within its inmost core. Some fond remembrance hidden deep. Of days that are no more? 13