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Network Quilt Competition The Ontario Agricultural Museum at Milton is sponsoring a bicentennial quilt competition and the winning quilt will be presented to Queen Elizabeth II. Called the Ontario Bicentennial Quilt Contest, the competition is open to novice and artisan alike. Inâ€" dividuals or groups may enter to compete for the prizes of $500 for first. $400 for second and $300 for third place. The province has invited the Queen to attend the celebration of Ontario’s 200th birthday and if she is able to come, the Ministry of Agriculture and Food will present Her Majesty with the first place quilt and in» troduce the talented winner(s). All quilts must be received by the museum no later than May 1, 1984 and all interested participants should register by Dec. 31, 1983. Although the winners of the competition will be announced in early June, 1984, the quilts will be on display at the museum until the end of August. For further information, please write to Ontario Bicentennial Quilt Contest, PO. Box 38, Milton, Ont. L95 2Y3, or phone 416 8783151, Complaints If you have complaints about the safety of foods and over all aspects of the manufacturing, labelling and advertising of drugs, cosmetics, medical devices and radiation emit» ting devices, you should contact the Health Protection Branch of Health and Welfare Canada. Each year the branch investigates over 4,000 comâ€" plaints from Canadians and it gives the following outline on what exactly to complain about. Foods Any marketed food (packaged, frozen, canned, dried) that smells, 18 looks or tastes strange, is mouldy, contains insects, filth or other foreign matter or is defectively packaged. Drugs, Cosmetics, Medical Devices, Radiation Emitting Devices Any of these products that cause an adverse reaction, are advertised in a misleading manner, are mislabell- ed, have been tampered with, are sold illegally or are ineffective. Direct complaints about these pro- ducts to your local inspector in the nearest regional or district office of the Health Protection Branch, or use the number listed in the Government of Canada section of the telephone book. AC WW photos If you ordered photographs at the ACWW conference and have not yet received them, please contact: Mr. Kozmac 408 â€" 1620 48th St. Edmonton, Alta. T6L 5T1 CAA brochure The Canadian Automobile Associ- ation has published a booklet called 1983 Car Costs which provides con- sumers with an accurate method of determining the annual cost of an automobile. The brochure is available for 15 cents (to help cover printing and handling cost) by writing to CAA at 1775 Courtwood 0., Ottawa. Ont. K2C 312. Please enclose a selfâ€"addressed, business- sized, stamped envelope. Water for All progress report During the first year of the ACWW Water and Sanitation for All project, grants totalling $17,500 were allocated by ACWW's Projects Committee. The largest single amount went to Peru to help supply clean water and a demonstration latrine for villages in the Apufimac Valley. Smaller grants went to sup. port projects in Kenya, India. Pakistan, South Africa and the South Pacific Islands. Here’s an original Water for All fund-raising idea in which all members can participate. 1t com»; from the Saskatchewan Women’s stitutes and for one day this year, Saskatchewan’s WI members will » asked to pay a “toll” every time th use water â€" whether by turning on 1‘ ,- tap, flushing the toilet, showering bathing, doing the laundry or wh: i ever. New film The National Film Board Canada has released a new fi which may be of interest to ' members. It’s called Plenty Nothing and it focuses on a numl of Quebec farm wives who are part a growing nation-wide movement women striving to obtain 1e; recognition for their contribution the family business. The film available in 16mm or video tape a may be borrowed from your near: regional NFB office. Offices 21 located in Ottawa, Thunder Ba North Bay. London, Kitchene Kingston, Hamilton and Toronto. French lyrics for O Canada! Several requests have come to th Guelph office, asking for the Franc words to 0 Canada. Here they ar- for your future use. 0 Canada! Terre de nos aieuxl Ton front est ceint de fleurons glorieux! Car ton bras sait porter l'épée, i1 salt porter la croix! Ton histoire est une épopée Des PM brillants exploits. Et ta valeur, de foi trempée, Protégera nos foyers et nos droits, Prote’gera nos foyers et nos droits.