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F.W.i.O. Provincial Board Members Front row â€" let! to righl: Mrs. DDI‘I Hannah, Mrs. Dori McCosh. Mrs C. M. Docking, Miss Helen McKerrhcr, Mrs. Everett Small. Honourable W. A. Slcwurl, Mrs. Leonard Trivers. Mrs. John Chcrllon, Mrs. Gerald Holder. Mrs Cloreme Diamond. Second row â€" left to righl: Mrs. Hurry Cooper. Mrs P. Rndbourne, Mrs. Norman Payne. Mu. F. J. Parish. Mrs. Keith Johnston. Mrs. Rex Rollins, Mrs, M. Nichol“ I son. Mrs. L. W. Hughes. Mrs. William Gales, Mrs C The Adelaide HUUdIL‘ss scholarship fund es- tahlished at the Stith anniversary celebration is an investment fund oi the Women's illslir tutcs of Ontario and totals SSIAZTNU. I'roin this fund five F.W.I.O. cntruncc awards in Maedonald Institute were rccominemled. these 5 going to Miss A. J. Dewar. I‘riu'idcncc ILn; . '. Miss S. F. Cargo. Rocknood; Miss J. l-‘. ‘ Campbell. Glencoe: Miss A. M. Johnson. KIIP ‘ cardine: Miss A. J. Stalker. Bath. The scholarship committee recommended that after 1967 six girls receive ‘sltit'um en, trance awards. one from each ot four regions ‘and two at large. In 1967 in recognition oi the 70th birthday of the Women's Institute and Canada‘s. Centennial. it was recommended .that IS Macdonald Institute entrance :in'ards ’Of SI50.00 he given from this inicslnieiil Iund .40 include both spring and tall semesters. From two applications for the Florence P. - adie Ontario Women's Institute Scholarship “award of $60.00. the application ol' Miss Jancl -Whightmun. RR. 2. (‘asc Road. Sault Ste. iMaric was accepted, There were nine applications considered for .he Dorothy Fulcher Ontario Women's Insti- ‘f‘ute Scholarship award or shirt") and Miss ‘ill Robertson of RR. 1. long Sulilt was chosen. 7 A complete report of the scholarship com» I ittee will he sent to chairmen of the scholar- hip committees alter the end of the calendar . ear. Mrs. Homer Judge was appointed to the holarship committee for a three year term. Public Relations and Donations 7. From the diversified picture of physical ac- 'Vities. monetary assistance and material help ' antcd “For Home and Country." we realize INTER IVOT E. Pink, Mrs. Homer Judge. Mrs, J. A. Fairmon. Mrs. Charles Seumerl Mrs. R. W Yungblut, Mrs A. Bennett, Mrs. A. J Cnlnon. Mn. J McCIcverly, Mrs. Russell McElwain Third row â€" it'll lo rith: Mrs. W. H Cluqslon, Mixs Chnrlclir‘ Davis. Mu, J S. Holden. Mr}. John Triniblc, Mrs, Stanley Bride, Mu. MGUIICL‘ Irwin. Mrs. Austin Zocller. Mrs. W. Brudnoizk. Mn. N. Jnrnicson, Mn. Gawcin Younq. Mu. John Bell, Mrs. I. A. Forrell, Mrs. W Franklin. the \\ldi.' scope ol the mark ol our \\"oiiicn'.s' Institutes iii UIIIHI'IU. More and more the "NHL hers .iic l‘L'-l|I/illl.' lhc \‘iiliie o1 innkiiii: known to the DHI‘iIi.‘ uliul our oi'gani/ntioii stands tor and what its iiicnilieis are doing to make those iihicciii'cs :i icnliti', Not lll'li\ is good use made in all \isiial and audio nicdia luit also iliiinigh coiiiiiiiiiiin cdilc;iliuii;i| Inis tiips. c\L‘|i;ingL‘s \\i|h ulhcr sm‘it‘ltcs, llsc iII sciils. crcsls and hadecs. iIlII‘ csliilnis and personal disti'ilnilion nl “omens Institute intoriiinlion. our cl'l'in’ls' to iaisc the stniiduid ol' living. cdticailc to- “illii‘s i‘IL‘IIL'l' licailli :ilid cconoiiiic conditions: liotli at home and ovci the seas. are “filling: Iriiit. Mam iiiiiic children uic In'illg spillisiit'cd under various pliiiis as well as coiiii‘ilnilioiis tin-.aid other tipcs ot Iood disli'ilnllioii to the \mi'ld's hungry. (‘oniniuiiitics have ln'iiclitcd runs! through 47” sponsorship. local scholar- ships. senior cili/cns' :issisluncc. coiiiiiiiiiiily centres. ;iiiI In lirc \’|L'I|I]l's. hundicuppcd chil- dren and the sick and shill-ins. (eiitennial protects include more planting of trees. Hugs and equipment Ior new iniinicipnl ollices. historical displai‘s. tens. iniisciiiiis. publishing ol poein liooklcts. making. centen- niul quilts and dressing. historical dolls. Donations to InstittiIc-spoiisorcd protects lusl year Iiilullcd fillwifitw. ilic lni’iicsl contribu- tion ot which Pililfihdl went to I'.W.l.(). Spunsor-n-(‘hild I’liin, I’cnuies l'oi' I‘i'icndship given to /\,('.W.W. amounted to $4591.22. 'Ihc Adelaide IIooilICss l'll'lt]‘l|.'\ll:.‘lki ‘i-ZJM‘IST. [TNIHKK‘U ('uiipon Plan No. 3H7 tor North- western (‘aniidiL $2.R4|.04‘. Hmi I".W.|.(‘- Foundation Fund. SI.4fit).I‘i. Women's Insti- Iiitcs‘ educational projects such as delegates to olt‘icers' conlcrcncc. area conventions, 7