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\ classes valuable aid was recieved, and from the sewing classes or courses many a woman learned the truth expressed in these lines; "A needle, though it be but small and slender, Is truly both a maker and a wonder". Then there is the Packet Loan Library where leaflets’and bulletins are supplied in generous quantities free for the asking, such as "Preserving and Canning", "Paint and Painting" and many others. This led in 1935 to the introduction of schools in Home Economics. The women of rural Ontario are continuing to carry out the object for which they came into existence, namely - Efficiency in homemaking and higher standards in citizenship. The beauty of the house is order The blessing of the house is contentment The glory of the house is hospitality The crown of the house is godliness During the World War of 1914â€"18, Hrs. Alfred Watt carried the story of the movement across to Great Britain and in 1915 an Institute was started in Wales. During the war years, the institutes have fully co- operated with the Red Cross. society in knitting, sewing and Jam making which added much to the comforts of our soldiers and nurses. February 19th, 19s? was the celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the founding of Women's Institutes in Ontario. The door is wide open to all women who want to study, to improve for a better life for all. The W. 1. grounds which is the "lever'I to move humanity far along the road to that better world which those forward looking people are trying to build. In July 1947, Institute members from all over Canada met in Guelph to PbcDonald College. A Canadian membership of 50,000 women was hoped for, the la rgest membership in any woman's organization.