Bluewater WIF71
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Photos: National Convention
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PURPOSE OF THiS fWEDSNUIR HISTORY To have art authentic story of this community to pass along to others in the future. To make a permanent record of public enterprises: build- ings, occupations, industries, schools, churches and oranizations. To have a record of persons in this community who have made it what it is today and shall continue to build in the future. -
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S Lord and LOJN Tweedsrnuir H )IIE\VOtiI) I Liii so glad to hear that the Wonien's institutes )iitarii art goilig to eoiiipile village history hooks, Events move very fast nowadays; ho; ises are pulled dowi i. It is a most useful anti satisfing task for %omens Insti- te mci tihers to see that i th lug valnahle is lost or lorgotte; .111(1 wonien should be on tI a' alert always to guard the ti-ad tions iii their homes, and to 5tN' that water eolonr sketches 11d pi;; its, P°' aiid prose legends ... -
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Lord and Lady TweedsimLir S We remember Lord Tweedsmuir as our beloved Governor-General of Canada Vromi9b to 1940. Lady Tweedsmuir, wire of the Governor-General has written many plays, children's booics and reiniscences. The sug- gestion met with unaninous approval and hundreds of "Tweedsmuir Histories" is the result. -
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I ill. 4 Adelaide Hoodless - Founder of W.I. In 1897 she organized the first Women's Institute in the world, at Stoney Creek, Ontario. Hoodless also introduced the teaching of Domestic Science in Ontario and obtained funds to build McDonald Institute at Guelph. 'Li - rue Homestead was puchased by .W.I. in 199, with the help - or all Institutes. -
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THE ERLAND LEE flUME 1973 S --' flv....s 4c:' - rl - The Erland Lee Home was bought by the Federated Women's Instutes of Ontario in June 1972 to honour Erland Lee and his wife Janet. Their daughters Mrs.R.L.Davis, Grimsby, Mrs. Frank Ryan, Oakville,Miss Alison Lee, Guelph, and Mrs. Leslie Tulk of Newfoundland, as well as two daughters of Erland Lee; Miss Marjory Lee, Hamilton, and Mrs. H.C.Freal of Stoney Creek were honoured guests at the Opening. Leslie Tulk expressed the pleasure of the Lee...Photos: Erland Lee Home
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THE MARY SLVA1 COLLECT r LjLL Frcntpectirws;Lecus be-" karge. &eea L,d us bedone\dtS fault Lading dnA l.eav feEseèin i.v ptir cm orercuce and. oUter Lace to face wUhout self pa)r and wjxhujut prqudice Vtay weienr be ha9 in judgment anL, xh9ys gnerots us to put into adon our better nnqul- scs straihr forward aitd unafraict sm ustaks Thta Larcil dügs:mak.ur calm, nvene gents' Ljrant that we uwy rSize &at it is the-', :b ththgs thar crente d fferetwe8; that ins, lit bi things of USe' we are one-... -
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Organization or Women's Institute in ----- ------- Keppel and South Sarawak During the Second World War, the ladies of Sarawat and Keppel organized a Rec Cross Society. It was from this organization that the Sarawak and Kepp- el Institute had its birth. Un February 28th 1946 the District Secretary, Mrs. Gordon Mcphatter met with fifteen ladies of this area and helped orgnize "South Sarawak and Kepp- ci institute!.' Twelve ladies paid their dues and became active ueinbers. -
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In 1964 we began our ¶rweedsmuir History, which is an authentic history of the people, homes, and public buildings in this area. branch was honoured this year when one of our own members,?Ws Lois Urstadt was made District our president at the oistrtct Annual. Can we in our meetings studs the current problems so we en help ourselves and be able to help others?.It would be a worthy aim.
