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responsibility in her community without the training and the confidence galned in JUDIOI‘ extension work. Carol Craven of Kent county thanked the speakers and Heather Henderson of Frontenac thanked the College for their hospitality and help throughout the conference. On the last morning the girls enjoyed a tour of the college Landscape Design Area With Prof. C. E. McNinch and a demonstration of Flower Arrangement by Miss Louise Heringa. In a Conference Review, Miss Eadie said to the girls," As young women you are impel-[um for what you are today and for what you “in be tomorrow. Our homes and communities de- pend on you now and for the future." Miss Eadie suggested again that they ask themselxi-t what their accomplishment is in relation in their capacity; that they take a new look at :im family and their own sharing in the family 1.1.5, the happiness they can give to their homes; Hm they think of their club leader and all she d- t for them. Miss Eadie’s final word was: "H..L. high hopes and aspirations and be Willing in work.” Institutes’ Farm Forum Night r I W HIS YEAR National Farm Radio Forum is putting on a number of programs in coâ€"operation with farm organizationsâ€" the Federation of Agriculture, Marketing Groups. Cooperatives, 4-H Clubs and Wom- en‘s Institutes. Representatives of each organ» ization will have a part in the planning of its own programâ€" Mrs. Lymburner, F.W.I.O. President has already spoken for the Ontario Women‘s Institute at a committee meeting held in Banff in June. Each organization will have its own special night with its own special broadcast; and the local groups will sponsor and attend their own special meeting. They will send the findings from their discussions to the Farm Radio Forum Secretary for their province and from these findings or views and convictions and recommendations, the Secretary will compile a report for her broadcast on the fourth Farm Radio Forum night of the month. The date of the Women’s Institutes’ Farm Forum night will be February 5th. 1962; the topic “Technical and Vocational Training (Are we falling far short of training farm people to make a living â€" tomorrow?)” Surely this offers a field for liVely discussion and an opportunity for rural people H not only women but men and young people, too â€" to make known their views on technical education for rural youth. Institutes participating in this national project will arrange for a local meeting place. It could be in a home, but in view of the interest al- ready evident, it would seem that in most places a home would not be large enough to accommodate the attendance. It has been sug- gested that it might well be a family affair with fathers, mothers and children of high school age on hand to hear the broadcast and to exâ€" press their opinions in the discussion. Someone has remarked, too, that the organization in charge should be reminded to be sure to have a radio in good working order at the meeting, 18 Mrs. Lymhurner will be speaking on the \\‘ ., project at the fall conventions. She has bee n the planning from the beginning and wit prepared to answer any questions. Incidentally â€" and this has nothing it i with the Institutes” Farm Forum Night k ‘1 November 20th the weekly Farm Radio For ll topic will be “The Farm Family," a sul' t that should be of special interest to WOW Institute members. Mrs. Edith Storr of Ont Farm Radio Forum reports that when to were being planned for the year someone ~ “We hear a lot about ‘the family farm' not a great deal about the farm family"; s was decided to consider the family with ~ needs and possibilities from angles other i 'i the purely economic. MENTAL HEALTH INFORMATION The Canadian Mental Health Associa' now have speakers, literature and films an able for groups. Anyone wishing further formation about this service may Contact Ontario Division of the Association at 15“ i George Street, Toronto. Any requests will forwarded to the nearest of some twL branch offices. York County Branch is holding a Speai- Forum early in the fall with a. view to qual i 7 ing more speakers for their roster and all quests from York County Institutes should referred directly to Box 1, Richmond Ii= . Ontario. > ‘k * * In choosing toys for small children We can prom: the rising generation by giving Non-Brittle Rania!” “"33 enough to stay out of a baby‘s mouth .1' a! with no small detachable parts; Hardwwd Wooden Toys, Stuffed toys of firm, colour-Em material: well sewn with eyes, hair, tongue firmli “wad on, not wired; Metal Toys with no sharp edges or nuts and bolts that unscrew easill‘i” U.S.A. National Safety Council. HOME AND COUNTRY