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T.E.A.M. Update Hot news on the FWIO 2006 Provincial Conference The keynote speaker Friday evening will be Richard O’Brien, B.A., M.A., from Grimsby, Ontario. As a Human Relations Consultant he will speak to the theme of the conference. if you have registered to attend the Stratford Festival, you will leave Fanshaw College by bus at approximately 12 o’clock, noon to attend the performance "MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING" and then return to the College for dinner. Accommodations include air- conditioning,wheelchairaccessibility, and an elevator. Each pod has a small sitting area, kitchen area and a bath. Pods have either two or four bedrooms with a double bed (for one person) in each room. For those that attended Conference 2004 in Whitby the rooms are very similar. If you arrive Friday before 3 p.m., check-in at the Registration Desk first, drop off your baggage and you will be given a voucher for parking. The Registration Desk will direct you to alternate parking until the gates open at 3 pm. Sunday will be breakfast, closing ceremonies, interfaith service, and lunch. It may be bag lunch, it has not been decided as yet. For more information contact Conference Coâ€"Chairs Eleanor Williams 519-229-8200 or Donna Willows 519-393-6455 Alma WI, Wellington-Halton District Despite inclement weather 14 women armed with rolling pins and pastry blenders attended "A Meal in a Shell” ROSE Session. Team Leaders, Lenora Arbuckle and Marg Hall demonstrated many new methods on making flaky pastry and tasty fillings. After the morning demos we enjoyed two different quiches and chicken potâ€" pie for lunch. Following lunch we made a fancy pastry using shortening and butter and while that was chilling we savoured lemon meringue pie and raisin pie that had been freshly baked. The leaders shared interesting hints and information and everyone received a cookbook so we could try the various recipes at home. A pie trivia contest ended the session and fortunately everyone made it home before the freezing rain started. Hawkestone WI, Simcoe- Kempenfelt District WI Members and friends “clowned around” in the Hawkestone Village parade. Front Lâ€"R Norma Leigh, Jeremy McGrady, Diane Marodsley. Back Lâ€"R Joan Banbury, Katie Hutchinson, Ruth Leigh. Did you know? What is a Blog? Blog is short for weblog. A weblog is a journal (or newsletter) that is available on the Internet. They are frequently updated and intended for general public consumption. They usually include philosophical reflections, opinions on the internet and social or political issues. 0 The activity of updating a blog is "blogging" and someone who keeps a blog is a "blogger." Blogs are typically updated daily using software that allows people with little or no technical background to update and maintain the blog. A weblog or internet diary. Weblogs enable users to publish short comments and ideas instantly for other people to read. Blogging can be an effective communications tool for small groups of people to keep in touch with each other. ‘ www.bytowninternet.comlglossary “ Wfiezvm’se!"