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Landscaping â€" N. E. McCoI/um points out the various trees on campus. Tapestry Interest Group â€"- Is this the right way? 12 Images The annual 4-H Homemaking Club Ccmfti-mcc was held in June at the University of Guelph Wider the supervision of Mrs. Margaret Woof and 1h: Rb gional Supervisors assisted by the County and Dutriri Home Economists. Approximately 200 4-H Homemaking Club :15 from every County and District are invited to a. . M and participate in the Conference. Variety in tht v \. gramme allows each delegate plenty of scope to l 1 out her own talents. u: Images ’75 BL Ethel Chapman set the mood for the Col ence by dividing the images into three parts ~ ‘. r Career â€" The Girl You Are Or The Woman i Want To Be â€" Your Social Relations With BO} Young Men. Images became very real and as Dr. Chapi said. “already you are somebody and you‘re gain be somebody I don‘t think the world was ever in so. hands than it will be with most of the young pew who will soon be taking it over.” BANQUET Mrs. Calvin CarmichaEL regional Viceâ€"President FWIO extended greetings on behalf of the Preside. Mrs. Maluske and the organization. Women‘s InSIitt‘ members who act as leaders do feel a sense of pride providing this service. “I just wish every leader had i: opportunity to attend this Conference to see the U: mendous talents being developed through Homemui. ing programmes.” MR. ROBT. EATON, Parliamentary Assistant U the Minister, The Hon. Wm. A, Stewart, spoke to [in girls, wishing them well and congratulating them for being chosen to come to the Conference. He Continued by saying, “The Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food through the Home Economics Branch, is pleased to support the programme. We hope through this pm- grarnmme we are helping to develop your leadership ability and that “Images ’75” will make you more aware of opportunities which are available to you"