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Directors of the Provincial Board of the Federoled Women‘s Insiilules ol Ontario serving 2nd and 3rd year terms. with Mrs, Zoeller. Back row â€" lrom left â€" Mrs. H. Noblill. Mrs. W. Ribey, Mrs. Murray Smith, Mrs. lowell Eller. Mrs. F. Tottle, Mrs. Jack Campbell. Mrs. N. A. Fletcher. Miss Marion Rutlon, Mrs. R. G. Meredith. Mrs. Edison Sine. Mrs. George Heist. Second row â€" from left â€"- Mrs. H. Empey. Mrs. Hugh McMillan, Mrs. Roy Weslloke, Mrs. William Mokins. Mrs. Irvine- Ford, Mrs. Arthur Teasdale. Mrs. Annie Miliigun. Mrs. Earle Gibb, Mrs. Russcil Morrison. Front row â€" lrom loft â€" Mrs. Lauehic McConnell, Mrs. Wilson Johnson, Mrs. Wilbur lowrcnce, Mrs. Austin Zoeller, Mrs. R. C. Moltoi. Mrs. Clarence 5milh. RESOLUTIONS Mrs. Everett Small. Convener of provincitil resolutions. was congratulated by President. Mrs. Zoeller for letters she sent out before summer recess regarding the dispensation of resolutions passed at spring board meeting. Through her quick effort, Women‘s Institutes learned of information and benefitted at the Area Conventions. In this report on resolutions which had been sustained at the spring meeting. Mrs, Small told the Board that the resolution re violence. etc. on TV brought a reply from the C.B.C. expressing appreciation for Women‘s Institute concern and stating that where programs re- flect controversial or disturbing aspects of modern society, it is because they feel televi- sion should include a realistic picture of times we live in. and always the choice of program is up to the individual. Two resolutions dealing with education and an emergency one expressing dissatisfaction of spiralling education costs brought assurance that it was a major concern of the Ontario De- partment of Education. WINTER 1970 Attorney Licncrul Wishzu‘t. In it letter to l".W.l.O. re Ll resolution recommending more severe penalties for chlltl beater». ugunt urged the public to report indivtduztl L'ttxt'x ol child abuse immediately as there are problems in obv mining fthlthli evidence. A resolution requesting prohibition ol the sale ol' beverages in non-returnable hullle brought it reply I‘rom S. l). 'I‘urner. Director Consumer Protection Division. ’loronlo :tgrcc- ing that there is a problem and stating the matter is under consideration. Federal (.‘onxumcr and Corporate Al'l'itirs Minister Ron Buslord. replied to resolution re trim on clothing. etc. that the department is formulating a program to encourage more sitt- isfactory garment labelling. Mandatory brcathalizer tests came into cl- l'cct in Ontario on December lat and this was another issue on which I-‘.W.l.0. hard forwardâ€" cJ :t supporting resolution. Appreciation for resolution re warning Iaâ€" bels on cigarettes and tobacco was received from Federal Health Minister. John Munro. 9