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Miss .leun Crosskill, Horne Economist in the Districts of North and South Temiskaming, presenting Provincial Honours cerlilicales. Left â€" Miss Ruth Edwards and Miss Marianne Peebles at o 4â€"H Homemaking Club Achievement Day in Engelhart. since the delicious foods were tasted at these parties. Both the girls and their leaders found and tried many exotic recipes in addition to the ones which were supplied with the project. One departure from the party idea took the club girls and their leaders to a restored log cabin in the community for their final meeting. The owner conducted them on a tour of the rooms and described the fascinating museum pieces which were collected there. There are dozens of other unique and in- teresting ideas which were carried out by the Clubs. such as a demonstration of pizza making by the father of one of the girls. Or the gracious and picturesque Japanese tea cere- mony performed by a Japanese lady who was visiting in one area. There is not enough space in one article to recount all the activities that contributed at the success of this project, but one other item mtng be mentioned. That is the work of the 2500 leaders who gave their homes, their tint and their very considerable talent to guidjt the girls through the world of food in C: .tjy Many of these women have been leading. tttbR for years, many were doing it for th- .Im time. but their enthusiasm, their ingenui jnd their fine relationship with the club git are largely responsible for the success of th' 3;]. tennial project, as well as for the succt of all the other projects they undertake. As 'IOf of this success there is a continuOus in- he in the number of girls joining 4-H Hom. tk. ing Clubs. The county and district home soon stt are well aware of the indispensable If! be voluntary leaders play and are always “I. able to help the leaders who come to air training schools and the girls who belt- to the clubs. The home economists often sat tut gain much from the leaders and their «Q This was well illustrated by a comment a post card from one home economist wh- :tt travelling in Europe after her county ha tn. ished “A World of Food in Canada." Sh it] “After visiting the clubs and seeing ht- Achievement Days it was thrilling to try no of the same dishes in the countries when originated.” A New 75th Anniversary Project for Federated Women’s Institutes of Ontario THE MEMBERS of the Women's Institutes of Ontario have always had a special interest in Macdonuld Institute at the University of Guelph. Some of this interest has stemmed front the fact that Mucdtmald Institute was founded in 1903 through the efforts of Adelaide Hoodless for the teaching of Household Science. Interest has been generated. too. because many Women‘s Institute members themselves and, or. their daughters and granddaughters have been stu- dents at Mac. Institute. I Now the University of Guelph is expanding its sternum and Macdonald Institute finds itself inadequate to accept the large number of stu- dents who would like to attend. It, too, must expand to bring up to date its facilities and to serve the needs of the girls who are interested in becoming students in the Home Economics courses. Following the aim of promoting educaâ€" ttort tor girls in Home Economics, the Women‘s Institutes of Ontario could undertake no better project than to put the efforts of our organiza- 22 tion into assisting in the growth of Maori ItJ Institute. Thus our project to raise $50,000 to w: in the expansion and development of Macd tl Institute. This fund will be known as a ll Women’s Institutes Anniversary Fund” 75th anniversary of the founding of the ‘v " en‘s Institutes will be in 1972. This is a challenge for our Branches in must plan at once to meet this challenge. Ed. Note: Although our organization I i necessarily a money making organization 3 ports indicate that we do raise large sun I money When we are presented with :1 worth, ‘ cause. When setting up programs this year ll Branch should consider this 75th Annit'c ' Prolect and make plans accordingly. Sont w has said, “Make no small plans.” Shall we -‘ show the people of Ontario our united strc it and Vitality in this great effort for Home «l Country. HOME AND COUI‘ 5"