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Network F W1C Convention The Federated Women’s Institutes of Canada Convention will be held at the University of Western Ontario in London, June 16 to 20, 1985. The convention theme will be Women â€" Unlimited Potential and participants can expect to enjoy workshops, speakers, entertainment and a ban» quet. Bus tours to places of interest around the area will be held on Ontario Day. There is accomodation for 800 women and 100 husbands plus day visitors. Ontario Women‘s Institute members will be hosting the event. Looking for a job? A new booklet, designed to help women looking for their first job, a new job, or a complete career change is now available free from Employ- ment and Immigration Canada. The Job Idea Book for Women is available at your local Canada Employment Centre or by writing to Employment and Immigration Canada, Alta Vista Terminal, P.O. Box 9763, Ottawa, Ont. K10 4133. Free I? ydro demonstrations Ontario Hydro has developed hands on demonstrations to illustrate safe working practices for people liv- ing and working near high voltage power lines. Common electrical effects are also explained. Free demonstrations are available on request. Call 416-592-3963 collect or write to Leslie Smith, Transmission Effects Section, Ontario Hydro, 700 University Ave. H8B5, Toronto, Ont. MSG 1X6. Health Kit It’s Just Your Nerves, a kit pro- duced by Health and Welfare Canada, was recommended in the program planning sheets distributed to Women’s Institute members last 20 year. Now. a new booklet called Women and Alcohol, a sister to It's Just Your Nerves, has been pub- lished. Women and Alcohol is designed to alert w0men to typical situations in the experience of women in our society which might lead to heavy drinking It is also aimed at the woman who considers herself a “social drinker" only, The booklet is available free by writing to: Women and Alcohol, Health Promotion Directorate, Jeanne Mance Building, Ottawa, Ont, KIA 1B4. Please take note Last fall it was announced that we would like members to start ordering WI supplies through their Area P.R.O.’s at Area Conventions. Decide what you might need in the coming year and let your Area P.R.O. know so that she can order adequate supplies and have them available for you at Area meetings. Order forms are available for your use. Please note there is one price change â€" the set of three WI crest patterns is now $2. WA N TED Photographer for FWIC Conven» tion in June 1985, to provide assistance to Mrs. Jenny Morgan, National Tweedsmuir History Curator. Said person will need to be “on call“ at all times, but does not necessarily have to be a delegate. Ex- penses will be provided. Applicant should have access to a camera with a wide angle lens and one that is capable of taking good indoor photographs. If interested, please contact Mrs. Margaret Zoeller, R.R. No. 2, New Hamburg, NOB 2G0. Further details will be supplied. g‘ WI exhibit available There is now an exhibit available showing the projects of the Womem Institutes of Ontario. The exhibit is eight feet tall, takes 10 feet of Spam and is light weight. You can order the exhibit from Exhibit Communion. tions, Ontario Ministry ongrieuii i, ’e and Food, University of Guelr ,7 Guelph, Ont. NIG 2W1. The exhi will be shipped out to your addres' ; no charge, but you must pay for i exhibit to be shipped back to ' university. Please allow for as m- lead time as possible. Resources offered by RBG Hamilton’s Royal Botan Gardens offers an Outreach prog featuring displays, speakers, pub tions and consultants which merr- of the public can use as resou. For instance, if you would lik use an exhibit for a community 6 the RBG has a graphic designer t can prepare the display to suit needs with, of course, lots of in Speakers are trained in various 3‘ and prepared to travel to any pa Ontario to present talks, demon lions and workshops to clubs, in: ‘- tions and service groups. To a .l disappointment, plan well ahe bookings are especially l‘IEEH ‘1 spring and fall. The standard fe lectures and demonstrations is Outreach covers all costs of t. portation and accommodations. more information about this sen write to: Outreach Departn‘. Royal Botanical Gardens, PO. 399, Hamilton, Ont. LSN 3H8. Women ’s booklet-a The Canadian Advisory Co: on the Status of Women has publications covering a wide rang topics. Health, Violence aga Women, Planning for Later Life Women’s Political Status are sum the topics. For a brochure outlii the publications available, write . 13.0. Box 1541, Station B, Otta‘ ‘. Ont., KlP 5R5. L.._.‘_,m; . (1.. _,