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s us fe_â€"~4 to l * | . *Py4p .5 . " | * {Â¥ n ; . . CGonvener to send it back to the District Convener, with the reasons for its refusal. ‘Lâ€" If it passes the Area, it becomes an Area matter, The Resolution once again should be ° rewritten, on paper approximately 8" x 10", with any change of wording, . as accepted by the Area, _ The Resolution should now have the names below the mover, seconder,President and Secretary of the Branch, District President and Secretary, with the name of the District and date of its Annual Meeting, to show that it has followed these channels. The signatures of the Chairman and Secretary of the Area should now be added to the bottom of the ResolPtion, with the date and place of &Area Convention. j L e THIS COPY SHOULD BE SENT AS SOON AS POSSIBLE TO THE PROVINCIAL CONVENER OF RESOLUTIONS; but the origingl from the District and an Area copy kept in the files. _ . / *# "ou Area Conveners of Resolutions who are retiring from office, should send in the Resoluâ€" tions sustained at the Area Convention to the Provincial Convener of Resolutions. This â€" will. save confusion‘on the part of the newlyâ€"elected Conveners and will ensure the receipt of the Resolutions by the Provincial Convener. While it is impossible to deal with politically controversial subjects or sectarian > subjects, the ‘members should be alert to know about current topics and be able to exâ€" . press intelligent opinions on matters of public good which will affect their "Home and Country", in order that their influence may be useful in promoting a worthy cause. Resolutions are an important medium through which all members of the Institutes may express their opinions and should be used for the benefit of all, We should be reminded too that responsible governments do consider wise resolutions presented by organizations such as F.W,I.0. We should also remember that when we ask Government for changes, then | these matters do not come under community laws, but become law for the province or c country,. _ With this in mind then, much consideration should be given to any resolution in its preparation and finally as to its direction â€"that is, whether it should go to a governing body locally, or to F.W.I.0. for government presentation. | _ 2R â€" Mrs. L. G, Lymburner, n : ' Provincial Convener of Resolutions, 4 F.W, L. 0. 13/3/463 , ‘ _ . A â€" g* > ; : + ‘ 27â€" ie