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of speeches for follow-up of panels to try to create more interesting reports: to make rec- ommendations for continuity in programs and suggestions for program planning, etc. Provrn- cial convener reports and outlines should be used as guidelines and more guidance given by district to branch, area to district and provmce to area. Women’s Institutes were urged to make use of Workshops and Short Courses on Procedures in order that officers and members better understand mechanics of our organizaâ€" tion for successful work and in order that proâ€" spective conveners and officers are aware of their responsibilities. Suggestions were made that branches study family life programs, all kindS'of pollution, drugs and their harmful efâ€" fects and many other subjects pertinent to the new decade. and that they use money they are tempted to give to other organizations to send members to District Annuals, Officers’ Confer- ences, etc. that they may acquire a better working knowledge of the Women‘s lnstitute’s aims. The panel’s recommendation that the Proâ€" vincial Converters assume the responsibility of forwarding their reports for 1968-69 year and the suggested outlines for the 1969â€"70 year to the respective Area Conveners was accepted. INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP Recommendations from a meeting of this International Scholarship Committee were ac- cepted by the Provincial Board. It was report- ed that during the last year the interest from this fund was sent to Turkey, one of the newer societies in A.C.W.W., for support of appliâ€" cants studying midwifery. Through consulta- tion with A.C.W.W. Ontario offered support to one of the two applicants. One girl who ap- plied had several awards and did not need the support and the other did not pass her exams. It was proposed by the committee that F.W.I.O. communicate with their contact in Turkey to ascertain the proposed assistance can be carried out this year. Another recommendation was that the earn- ings from the International Scholarship Fund for 1969-1970 be added to the principal to build it up to the original objective. It was also recommended that Mrs. Zoelier and Miss McKercher investigate the possibili- ties for use of the earnings from the fund in the next term. Ed. Noteâ€" Since the 1969 Annual Meeting, woer has been received from the International Secretary of the Turkish Women’s Organization (TIC. K0.) that Miss Nazmiya Salmcm has been selected to receive the award from the F.W.I.0. International Scholarship. 20 F.W.I.O. SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTElg RE PORT A meeting of the F.W.I.O. Schol.“ Committee was held prior to the .r\- F.W.I.O. Board Meeting. Mrs. Earle Gjhe. sented the following recommendations. Algoma, Barbara King, R.R. 1, Thesan Northumberland East, Bonnie MCCtH ,H R.R. 2, Hastings. Northumberland West, Nancy A. a. a], R.R. 1, Cobourg. Prince Edward County, Monica Alyca, rt, 2, Hillier. Dorothy Futcher Ontario Women‘s In C Scholarship, Joan Annis, R.R. 3. Mitclt Florence P. Eadie Ontario Women’s il- tute Scholarship, Gladys Kirk, RR. 3. .1. low Lake. Macdonald Institute Entrance Awards :3 given to Miss Katherine Camelon, RJ Almonte (East); Miss Elaine Neil, R.. Alton (West). Miss Beth Christie, R.R. 2, Staffa (Sour: Three members-at-large because there i no application from the north, Miss t .t Wolfe, R.R. 4, Mitchell, Miss Valerie C . R.R. 4, Omemee, and Miss Suzanne I '1 West, R.R. 1, Shakespeare. The Board Directors approved a m, '1 that Miss McKercher and Mrs. Zoelier '1 committee to obtain certificates to accon'i » the Dorothy Futcher, Florence P. Eadie l the entrance awards to Macdonald Institut. .hip tum] ,ii‘e. r; IF NO ONE EVER MARRIES ME If no one ever marries meâ€" And I don't see why they should, For nurse says I'm not pretty, And I’m seldom very goodâ€" If no one ever marries me I shan’t mind very much, I shall buy a squirrel in a cage And a little rabbitâ€"hutch; I shall have a cottage near a w00d. And a pony all my own, And a little lamb, quite clean and tame, That I can take to town. And when I’m getting really oldâ€" At twenty eight or nineâ€" I shall buy a little orphan-girl And bring her up as mine. Lawrence Alma-Todt-‘w‘ HOME AND COUNTRY