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First Year Board Directors Lâ€"R Mrs George Bukator. Mrs. Wm. Jewrtt, alternate to Mrs. Geo. Fleming who was taken ill; Mrs. Ethel Li Mrs. Nelda Cranston. Mrs John Schultz. Miss Margaret Myer acting director Home Economics Branch; Mr" Barr. Mrs Maurice Jones. Mrs James Thompson (Junior), Mrs Wm. Middfeton. Mrs. Wm. Porter. RESOLUTIONS Mm. Harvey Noblitt Forty-one resolutions were received and re- scurched hy the committee from the 1975 conventions. l’uur emergencicx were received and procesaed during the year. SllhltllllL'lJ resolution» iii. cincrgencietfil. immediately after the semi annual meetng resolu- lions Wlli‘l covering lcllcr'a lo the parties designated and to any olhcr interested parties were sent out h} the converter. Note: [.c'llen‘ were written during the Spring a] two, mum): of government ujjii'mh Im’ll' have changed rim-e their. Disposition of lit-Solutions (l'ur complete wording ol' resolution: refer to Spring ihSLIL‘ 1976) On highway 577 the existing Bailey bridge is a hazard to transportation. request made to replace this bridge with one on existing roadway. Hon James Snow, Minister Transportation and Communications: "The lrallic volumes and the structural condition ol‘ this bridge do not indicate that a new structure is‘ re- quired to be constructed immediately although hll‘lL‘L‘ it is only a one lane bridge. this would be desirable. the replacement ol~ this structure ha:- hcen provided for on our live year programme and will be reviewed period» ically. Timing ol‘ the construction once all engineering is completed will depend on the overall provincial priâ€" orities and financial restraints existing at tl'ial time." Magazines 2.1:. Playboy etc. now available on book shelves, request government to make it law that such ad'ult reading be in sealed coverings to protect juve- nI as. No reply from Attorney General Hon. R. MeMurtry. 10 Request government not to allow sanitary land li» in choice farming areas but to be established in non productive regions. Hon. 0. Kerr slated regulations are hei. tempted in 3500 land fill sites in spoilt land meanwhile working on means ol‘ lessening lht liancc on lnndtilling generally. Request government to prohibit the use of let: II No reply to resolution. Request government to prohibit the use' of do. hunting. Hun. Leo Bernier states: There is no evidence to support the contenliw the use ol‘dogs in vicious and unsporlsmanlikc in. however. one problem that does concern \managers in this province. that I hope your org» lion will address itmall~ to. and that is the prohit lice-ranging dogs. especially the family dog in 5 cm Ontario. in our rural areas during late \vinlt early spring. it is during this period of time lit.“ are concentrated in their traditional winter yard are unable lo move as effectively as at other [Hit the year. because ofsnow conditions. The dogs it «her at will. Request the government to prohibit the use of t‘ cards in grocery stores Hon. Sid Handleman replies, “I share your ccm. ll is a firm policy of the Ministry to oppose introduction in supermarkets." So far legislation = necessary. Request the government to enact procedure that give rape victims the protection of private hearings void of humiliation and without discrimination. Hon. Roy McMuriry said the area mentioned under study. i l