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Mrs. Noblilt (centre back) with newly elected Provincial Board Directors buck lrom loll â€" Mrs. James Bird, Mrs. Gordon Gow, Mrs. Philip Rushbrock, Mrs. Norman Tuck. Front row trom loll â€" Mrs. Peter Timmons. Mrs. Frank Skuli, Mrs. Austin Rumble, Mrs. Calvin Carmichael. REPORT OF RESOLUTIONSâ€"19714972 Mrs. Austin 5. Zoeilcr Twentyâ€"four sustained resolutions were han- dled from the 1971 Area Conventions. Many were reworded without changing the intent by the Committee and these changes were recom- mended to the Provincial Board for consid- eration at the Semi-Annual Meeting in the Spring of 1972. Fifteen resolutions were sustained. eight lost and two were identicai in thOught, so were handled as one. All resolutions sustained by the Board were sent on to the authorities as directcd. From answers received, a short report was sent to the ten Area Resolutions Convcncrs who sub- mitted resolutions. In turn they were requested to include the information in their Area re ports. All fourteen Conveners received letters and assistance during the year from the Provincial Convener, as well as the Report of Resolutions and the Outline. Area Conveners‘ Reports: Number of Areas 14 Number report 14 Number of Districts 114 Number reporting 14 WINTER ‘I 973 it is discouraging to read that lcss than hall our Brnnchcs ever have a rcsolutmns mccling: however. it was encouraging to know that a high percentage ol' reports mentioned that Branches had discussed the results of resoluu lions and reports on resolutions which uppcnr in Home and Country. 'l‘his proves. although Revolutions do not command a whole meeting. thcy are being referred to. Pcrhaps this COV- eragc. In our official magazine will prove to be a better method of dispersing inlurniatiou. rather than the old method of printed copies to all Brunchcs. It was rewarding to lead that from real situi ations and local concerns many Branches have used “rcmlutions” as a tool to request action. As a result ol' lhcse rcqucsls. aclion followed. and results were acliicvcd, ('onâ€" trolled i'ircworks and its sale: pedestrian cross- walks: installation 0] FULl flashing signals: rc« nmvu] of old cars: cs'tcndcd transportation in and out of local town; house numbering; trash cans obtained for town slrccts: Council opened garbage site for two months free of charge for disposal of old cars; rci‘lcctors placed along a curve on bill: a small park which was in danger because oi road widening and preserved.