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The ladies attending the 100th
Anniversary celebration of the
Dungannon Women's Institute
on May 13, 2014 were treated
to a ride in a horseless carriage
ned by Ron Brindley. From
President of Federation of
omen's Institues of Ontario
Evelyn Peck, President Elect
MargaretByl and President of
Dungannon WI Donna Bauer.
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"Celebrating 100 years - For Home and Country... and Kitchen" was revealed at the
Dungannon Women's Institute 100th Anniversary celebration held May 13, 2014 at the
Dungannon Seniors Hall. The cookbook includes history and recipes of the Dungannon WI
from 1914 to 2014.
Dungannon Women's Institute celebrated their 100th
Anniversary on May 13, 2014. Cutting the cake are the longest
serving member, Marian Zinn -60 years (left), and longest
serving president, Debbie Bauer -10 years (right).
NEWS
Dungannon
Women's
Institute
Celebrates
100th
Anniversary
Valerie Gillies
The Dungannon Women's
Institute celebrated their
100th Anniversary at the
Dungannon Senior's Hall on
May 13, 2014. A large crowd
enjoyed the festivities among
displays that included many
artifacts such as 2 hand -
embroidered signature quilts,
many photographs, minute
books, quilt block books,
antique dolls and most
importantly the Tweedsmuir
Histories.
Throughout the program,
many gave their reminis-
cences, spoke of history, as
well as humourous stories of
their experiences in and
study of the Women's Insti-
tute. Of note was an enter-
taining and informative mon-
ologue delivered by
Dungannon WI President
Debbie Bauer in which she
donned a black shawl and
spoke as if she personified the
Dungannon chapter to give
the 100 years of history. Guest
speaker, Dave Yates, is a local
historian and gave more
insights into what women's
groups through the years
have accomplished and the
Women's Institutes across
Canada in particular, espe-
cially in their influence in
changing laws and
regulations.
Sadly, this occasion
marked the end of an era, as
after the last meeting to be
held in June, the Dungannon
Women's Institute will merge
with Auburn. As Bauer stated,
"This is not really an ending,
just another stage of growth
we are going through."