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Mark Official Opening Of Erlanil Lee
Home, Birthplace Of The First W.I.
THAT Brenda , Kathy and Terry
Taylor, daughters of Mr. and
Mrs.. Ken Taylor of R. R. 3
Luckncw , won a total of fifteen
ribbons in horse show events at
kincardine Fair last Saturday.
Brenda won 2 - 5th prizes;
Kathy 2 - 1st, 2 3rd , 1 7 4th',
1 - 5th, 1 - 6th; and Terry 3 -
3rds, 1 - 4th and 2 - 5ths.
SUNSPUN MARGARINE, parchnient pack,
1 lb. 27c*
ROSEDALE OREEN PEAS; 19 oz, for 45c
PANTRY .SHELF FLMCED TUNA, 6 'oz.. 42c
omen's Institute History was
in August 1973 when over
people gathered at the Er-
Lee. Home, Stoney Creek,
the Official Opening. The oc-
on was to celebrate the ac.
lion of the property by the
rated Women's Institutes
Ontario in June of 1972 and
honour Erland Lee ,,and his
e Janet.
th Adelaide Hoodless pro
the 'idea, Erland Lee and
wife Janet helped found the
Women's Institute in 1897.
first constitution was writ-
by Janet Lee on the beauti-
THIS WEEK
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 14
Nadine (Bill) Danforth, Mrs.
Elsie Forreiter, Mrs. Flan Wylds,
Mrs. Edith Henderson, Mrs. Joan
MacLeod, Mrs. Marion Lackey;
Mrs. Barbara Paquette, Mrs. Jean
.Wylds, Mrs. Emile MacLennan,
Mrs. Bob Love and Mrs. Russ Stan-
ley. =
ful dining room table still sitting
in the dining room of the Home.
The last of the Lees to reside
in the house were Frank, son of
Erland, and his wife Katie.
Among the special guests were
Frank's sisters, Miss Marjorie'
Lee and Mrs. H. C. Freal, both
of Stoney Creek; daughters,
Mrs. R. L. Davis, Mrs. Frank
Ryan and Miss Allison Lee,
Hamilton and Mrs. Leslie Talk
of Newfoundland.
The crowd gathered under the
shade of the whispering pines in
front of the house for a brief
ceremony. The Hon. William
ern Ontario for the Labour Day
week end., Ross has a residence
apartment in theiAlbert N/rheye
building at •Ripley's main inter-
section.
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Visiting in Ripley on the week
end was' Mrs. Elsie Pollockof
the postal staff at Brigden in the
Sarnia area. Formerly Elsie was
a member of .the Ripley post
office staff. '
SPPECESIM
PHANTOM BUSINESS GIRL
PANTI•HOSE
Mr. and Mrs. Niels Frederiksen
and Mrs. Evelena•Wyld were in
Toronto on ,the, week end.
•
The wedding ceremony fot Sus-
an McLay and Paul Scott of Tor-
onto was held in St. Aridreiqs bn-
ited Church in Ripley last Satur-
day afternoon, September the .lit.
The wedding d‘inuer and recep-
tion party was held in the Ripley-
Huron Legion Hall with the ladies
of the Legion Auxiliary catering
to the guests, numbering more
than 90. Auxiliary members,on
the job included president Mrs.
Fall Fertilization Pays
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Sportswear
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Sportswear
Stewart, Minister of Agriculture
and Food, brought greetinge and
commended the Federated
Women's Institute of Ontario
for the great contribution it had
made to the growth of the in-
dividual member, in the com-
munities of Ontario, and now, in
acquiring the Home for mem-
bers all over the world.
Greetings were brought from
the Associated Country Women
of the World, by .their deputy
president, Dr. Irene Spry,' Ot-
tawa. Congratulations were read
by Mrs. Austin Zoeller, New
Hamburg from Mrs. John
• McLean, Nova Scotia, president
of the Federated Women's
Institute of Canada. Mrs. H.
L. Noblitt, 0 t taw a, pres-
ident of the Federated •Women's
Institute of Ontario, chairman
for the event, gave a short his-
tory of the Lee family. James
was a staunch United Empire
Loyalist coming to Canada
from the United States in 1792.
She Paid respect to the pro-
gressive, public spirited family
who have played such a prom-
inent part in the development
of their communities, especially
to Erland and his wife, for their •
part in the formation of the
Women's Institute. Credit was
also given to the Wentworth
'County for Me enthusiasm in. ac-
cepting the idea put forth by
Mrs. Hoodless. Within 15 years
. the membership in Ontario was
29,000 and has since encompass-
ed the world.
The ribbon was cut' by' Mrs.
Russel Wise, Puslinch and Mrs.
Allan Dickenson, Mount Hope,
who were members of the com-
mittee when negotiations were
begun, and also Mrs. Lyla Lynl-
burner, Port Colborne, presa-
dent of F.W.I.O. at the time.
South Wentworth District had
a Memorial plaque erected on
a boulder in front of the home
in -May 1961. The Historic Sites
Board erected a plaque in Oct-
ober, 1967, at the instigation of
the F.W.I.O. Eight bus loads
came from as far away as 350
miles to be present. Guests tour-
ed the house' and drive shed and
enjoyed refreshments out under ,
a large marque erected at the
back of the property.
by Jantzen for men
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TOP DRESSING HAY AND PASTURE insures winter hardi
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more gain on beef.
FALL PLOW-DOWN, another iniportant requirement for ne,
year's cash crops. flow-down prevents seed burning when a largf
amount of fertilizer than is safe to apply near the seed, is to I
'used. The fertilizer is better mixed in sOil and where straw or cor
stocks are turned under, results in g faster decomposition.
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