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Officers of the Junior Women's Institutes of Ontario with Miss Jenn Scott at the Annual Convention. left to right â€" Miss Doreen Harrop, president; Miss Sylvia Show, vice president; Miss Marion Rullon, provincial board director for the Junior Women's Institutes to F.W.l.0., and Miss Scott. The Junior Women’s Institute Convention On Friday evening, September 12, 1969. the annual convention for members of the Junior Women‘s Institutes opened at Albion Hills Conservation School at Bolton, Ontario. The program for the evening consisted of a show- ing of a film on Black Creek Pioneer Village and one with the title, "The White Ship,“ 3 portrayal of Portuguese people fishing. Dr. W. R. Mitchell “How is man different from other animals?" The above question was asked by Dr. Mitchell of the Extension Division of the Onâ€" tario Veterinary College at the University of Guelph, of the members of the Ontario Junior Women's Institutes and their guests, at the an; nual convention. FALL 1 969 Dr. Mitchell went on to answer his own question by pointing out thut mun differs from other animals hccziusc of his cupucity [or thinking and his ability to translate his thoughts into symbols. Dr. Mitchell‘s subject wus (‘omnniniculitms LlT‘Ki by involving the girls themselves and using a projector he out- lined the difficulties we can encounter in our attempts- at communication with our fellow men. He pointed out that we use our senses of perception in our communications with other people and that our senses of perception vary from person to person. “We interpret. accord- ing to our skills and experience," said Dr. Mitchell. “Two people do not always see the same object in the same way. For instance in IS