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Members of the South Grenville celebrated their 60th Anniversary at their l972 Dislrirl Annual. Slondingl lrom tell -â€"â€"-‘ tors. Robert Weber. Mrs. Cecil Bell, Mrs. Louise Umoessien, Mrs. A. Wilson, Mn, ll. Longslalf, Mrs, T. King. Sittingâ€"Mrs. Roy Simpson, Mrs. Woods, Mrs. L. lundon, Mrs. W Burchill, Mrs. R. Somerville, Mrs. R. Kelso. With The F ederatod W’onwn’s instilutos of Ontario RESOLUTIONS Are you planning a meeting on Resolutions for this Women‘s Institute year? if not, now is the time to be thinking about it even if your programs are pretty Well planned for the seaâ€" son. Resolutions start at the branch and it passed at a branch meeting they are sent on to be considered at the District Annual Meeting. then. if passed to the Area Convention thence to the Spring Provincial Board Meeting. Not all resolutions get to the District, Area. or Provincial Board. Resolutions pertaining to local conditions can be handled there, but your Resolution Convener should report what- ever has happened to the next convener in the line. i.e. branch to district, district to area, area to provincial board. Here is how some branches handled their resolutions meetings. Springmount -- The convener spoke on resolutions, their usefulness and necessity, a discussion period followed. Coningsby -â€" Roll Call â€"â€" A topic I would like to see used as a basis for a resolution. The answers were good topics for discussion. (It Wasn't reported to Home and Country whether this discussion led to forming a Resolution or not but. it is to be hoped it was reported to the District Convener.) FALL 1972 Slreetmille ~ Resolutions in the form of questions and answers “L‘l‘t‘ n purl ol’ n meeting progrtnn. How Resolutions are. presented at Brunch. District. Arm and Provincial Bourd was upluincd. Gillis Hill 7 formed u Resolution asking the ’I‘ownship (‘nuncil for n dump site lot their whole lt‘\'\'n\illp. 'l'hcy were told that the west \idc ol' the township already had a dump Site where certain horns were set aside for red eciving gnrlmgu. At iilL' time of reporting no gnrhiigc sllc ilux ilL‘L'll designated tor the “little lOWmhip, Ed. Nola: - l'his i\ ("I multiple of n Iocnl res- olulinlt It should he Icpotlcti lo the District Convener but not presented 1o he considered at the Districl Annual Meeting. "Tim (hit-f problem of human society is to corn- hint: that degree of lihertv without which the law is tyranny, with that degree of law without which liberty Int-tomes license." Written in 400 ILC. hy the Greek historian, Herodotus, 23