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’ ' â€" â€" George Former PrOVIHCtDI Board Members left Mrs. Ash, l956-59. Mrs. C. M, Mccdunoid 1953-56, Mrs. R. A. Dodds 1945-48, Mrs. Bert Browniee 1962-65 and Mrs. J, A. Fairmon 1965-68, attending the Cochrane Temiskaming Area Convention. at 1k 1* The Women's Institute organization is based on human needs: Women's needs â€" Childrens needs â€" Family needs. ‘k 'k * Constitution Committee The Constitution Committee met at the Toâ€" ronto office (in July 4th and 5th to consider 19 submissions. All recommendations made by the committee were accepted at the Board Meeting. Those dealing with changes were as follows: That the request of Zealand Branch to trans- fer from Frontenac District to South Lanark District be accepted. The Board also accepted the requested transfer of St. Andrews Women’s Institute from East Elgin District to Middlesex East District subject to District Director’s rati- fication. The following is to be included in the amend- ment to the Hand Book, page 11, sec. (9) sub- sec. (10a) to read as follows: that if a District Director or Alternate is not present to be rati- fied at the District Annual Meeting the branch will lose its vote at District Board of Directors meetings for the ensuing year. That in those years when a new president is to be elected. the Board Directors attending their first Board Meeting shall not vote for the election of president. That those persons whose membership fees were paid at the inaugural Meeting of the Branch shall be known as Charter Members and all those who paid membership fees in the period prior to the end of the first fiscal year‘s activities shall be known as first year memâ€" bers. * 'k * He who takes but never gives. May last for years But never lives. * t t 13 Notes of Note Name of Erland Lee was again pm . Hall of Fame but not accepted. Congratulations to Mrs. Charles . Board Director for subdivision l7 wh« », Iced ing her 35th 4-H Homemaking Club. “Heritage of Canadian Handicraft able to members for $5.00 by writin; . Na_ tional F.W.I.C. office, 46 Elgin StI'EL'. 28, Ottawa. Commemorative certificates for 25' iolh‘ 60th wedding anniversaries and birthdi :rtii. .icates for 75. 80, 85, 90, 95 and 100 .s u; more, available on application to Hi I J, Greene, Ottawa. Announcement of three evenings' co a; an Modern Driving Techniques may had through the Ontario Motor League at s ,i of $10 per person. Full set of books on “Statutes of On: in Toronto office, through courtesy of h \‘lc. Kercher’s department. These are for ~o| conveners requiring them. Mrs. Elton Armstrong represented l .10. at at Centennial banquet given for lian Homemaker Clubs which are similar t- orn- en’s Institutes but sponsored nationallj the Department of Indian Affairs. Miss McKercher, Mrs. Small, Mrs. 1 limit and Mrs. Diamond named a committt ‘ SCI up life membership cards to be appi‘ at the Spring Board Meeting. List of life members to go to th ‘ricc every year with fee sheet. Board Directors may attend Offich un- ference by paying their $30 pooling fee In addition to provincial spoons. N i'v’L‘S' Territories and Yukon spoons now . dbl? from S. Pearl Clark, 66 Rosedene, l-l HUN- Teen-age winter clothing is needed I' 'iilf" beth Fry Society and can be sent to 1 ‘lallr land St., Toronto. At Simcoe Area Cenvention more ‘ I 7“ certificates were presented to memt longing to Women’s Institute for 50 3. \ 0F overâ€"some had belonged for 66 years. Miss McKercher. Mrs. Trivers an» W" Small will be nominations committee t0 «‘6ch names of nominees for provincial presi- at I" 1968. HOME AND cu “TRY