Hosted Display on Save our History at Beaconsfield Oct. 22 - Nov. 16,1973.

Named Louise MacMillan for Land Use Commission - she was appointed a member.

A.C.W.W. Triennium Held in Perth, Australia October 1974.

1975 - International Women’s Year - four seminars held on Women and the Law. Brief presented to Jean Canfield, Minister responsible for the Status of Women.

Farm Tractor Safety Programs - 5 workshops were held in Feb. and March 1975 planned by Inez Doiron.

Survey on Child Care - 1975.

Special session to study the report on Family Court Jan. 16/75 - Wendell MacKay, Deputy Attorney General, Resource person.

Workshop for Board on Metric System May 29/75.

Entertained Mrs. Parker (Kaye) Rockwell of Troy, Michigan June 7, 8 and 9, 1975, Frysinger Scholarship winner. Hostesses were Mrs. Van Ekris and Mrs. Philip Matheson. The Provincial Board had a luncheon meeting with Mrs. Rockwell.

W.I. ACTIVITIES DURING MARY MacLEAN’S TERM AS PRESIDENT - 1975-77

Theme - Growing - Together or Apart?

July 1975, I represented the PEIWI at a dinner given in honour of Governor-General Jules Leger and Madam Leger and was presented to this very gracious vice-regal couple.

July 23, 1975 - I attended ceremonies to create a Unified Family Court in P.E.I., the first totally integrated Family Court in Canada.

1975 International Women’s Year. Central Theme — Equality, Development and Peace.

September 2, 1975 — First Provincial Board Meeting to be held outside Charlottetown was held at the Souris Regional Service Centre.

October 6, 1975 - The P.E.I. Women’s Institute Program with Helen Herring was heard for the first time over Radio Station CJRW, Sum-

merside.

December 3-4, 1975 - A special F.W.I.C. Board meeting was called in Ottawa specifically to study By-Laws. Recommended changes included - that F.W.I.C. executive consist of Past-President, President, President- President-Elect and seven vice-presidents so that each province will be represented by one member on the Executive.

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