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ADDITIONAL COMMITTEES A full list of the Executive Officers appears on page 2 of this issue of Home and Country. A list of flammittees elected or appointed appears on this NIOR DIRECTOR TO F.W.I.C. rs. Harvey Noblitt lOR DIRECTORS TO F.W.I.C. rs. Herb Maiuskc Alternate â€" 's. Ercell Merritt Mrs. Gordon Papple ANCE COMMITTEE rs. Harvey Noblitt iss Helen McKercher Austin Zoeller Wm. G. Miller Mrs. Clifford Barber Mrs. Austin Rumble Mrs. Gerald Holder W.I.O. SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE Harvey Noblitt Miss Jean Scott tss Helen McKercher Mrs. John M. Bird . Austin Zoeller Mrs. Calvin Carmichael _ .Wm. G. Miller Mrs. Harvey Spry TERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE L 1'5. Harvey Noblitt Mrs. Wm. G. Miller 155 Helen McKercher Mrs. Edward Urstadt . Austin Zoeller 'LAND LEE HOME COMMITTEE rs. Austin Zoeller Mrs. Harvey Noblitt _ iss Helen McKcrcher Mrs. Win. G. Miller ‘ESOL-UTIONS COMMITTEE rs. Austin Zoeller Mrs. Rebecca Johnson H rs. Harvey Noblitt Mrs. Shirley Bird 7 ss Helen McKercher Mrs. Ernest Watson 5 EEDSMUIR HISTORY COMMITTEE it"; R. C. Walker Mrs. Austin Zoeller 5. Harvey Noblitt Mrs. Wm. G. Miller w [35 Helen McKercher Mrs. Gordon Cow FICERS' CONFERENCE COMMITTEE i rs. Harvey Noblitt Mrs. Austin Zoeller (*1 rs, Robt. B. Weber Mrs. Wm. G. Miller it: iss Helen McKercher Mrs. Harvey Houston a PPOINTMENTS TO CONSUMER‘S COMMITTEE ' NTARIO FOOD COUNCIL 5. Harvey Noblitt Mrs. Ralph MacNally 5. Rebecca Johnson Alternates t rs. Cecil Bel] Mrs. Lorne Wolgemuth ~ 5. Norman Tuck Mrs. Austin Rumble 5. Francis Gemmell Mrs. Allen Gillis L. rs. Fred Matthews :PPOINTMENTS â€" ROYAL WINTER FAIR 3t rs. Harvey Noblitt Mrs. Wm. G. Miller Miss Jean Scott, Supervisor of Junior Extensmn. admires book "A Little Bit of Everything", a project of me Provrncrai Junior Women’s Institutes. Miss Jane Miller (centre) and ABJrs. grank Skul] are the two Junior representatives on the oar . REPORT â€" JUNIOR WOMEN‘S INSTITUTES Mrs. Frank Skulj We now have 111 members. one new Branch in Wainfleet and another in Peel County. All the Branches have participated in educational and informative programs. Some ofthese include Sewâ€" ing with Knits Courses. Flower-arranging. hair and skin care. Children‘s Aid speakers. cake decorating. candlemaking and its history. fashion shows. summer foods demonstration. Two Branches reported placing exhibits in their fall fairs. Niagara district Branch sponsored bus trips. They also held a card party with a rummage table and flower demonstration to raise funds. The Spring Meeting was hosted by West Lincoln. one of our newer Branches. Included on the day's pro- gram were Ukrainian Egg decorating, cake decorating and slides on cheese. Our Fall Conference was held in Kitchener this year. There were three days Of interesting activities. DISPOSITION OF RESOLUTIONS Nine sustained resolutions and two emergencies were handled from the I972 Area Conventions. Reso- lutions and letters were forwarded to g0vernment. in- dustry or other organizations, We were extremely pleased with the fine response. in answer to our conâ€" cern requesting the manufacturers to re-design a safer container for one sewing pudding and fruit containers. The Industry took time to answer our questions and sent samples of the new improved containers. There is always an element of disappointment. The resolution concerning invisible polyester thread unra- velling so easily in ready made garments and our request for a change in the finishing stitch. met with absolutely no response from the Apparel Manufac- turers Council of Canada. Resolutions concerning conservation. recycling. pollution. disposal of garbage. were directed to the proper authorities and the answers and explanations from government officials were quite detailed.