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i. -, J. ii W». t h. l"- 4. HEADQUARTERS FUNDRAISING UPD ~ .,A 1" A 'oumey ( "'7' The Headquarters Fund sits at $813,190 to date. ; fl f A ,7 J -, _ J Oi Li iiiullbtli lu illy‘ot \n _ You can ll!!!) emure W117!“ a lung, énghtfimre, \ a”! make a dart ' ’ " ' - i" ._ - 3e. 1 ‘- . J. i ...-r r r K To learn more, contact the FWIO Provincial Office at BIOâ€"83645078 1111." The Township of Warwick: A Story Through Time From early 2005 Janet Firman and Mary Janes, both members of Warwick WI, (Lambton North District) were part of a committee researching and compiling the history of Warwick Township, from 1832 until the present. The Committee collected stories and photos of residents living, working and playing in WarWIck jictured here is Pat Duffy, Secretary’ Oxford District Twp. Thetwelve authors ofthe book 'reasurer la guest who happened to made use of Warwrck Wl‘s valuable 3e in the Area and was able to attend Tweedsmuir History books as a his event) and Ilene Chesterman, starting point for their research. The ormer Board Director. The photo was first printing of The Township of taken at a lunch and learn event at prcrmed here are jgnef Hyman {rem and Warwick: A Story Through Time, the Annandale National Historic Site Mary Jones (right) with the Warwick WI available inthefallof 2008, was sold Rebecca spoke on Women’s Institute fliedlfgnggsi?:k:?"fflzf:fgkffi$23213; out within seven months and forced mm 1897 e 1945 as she IS completing Through Time, ' a second limited printing. 18f doctorate and writing her thesrs on this topic. Saturday March 28th was the Erland tee Museum's Annual Pancake Breakfast and Spring kick-off. This event celebrates nature‘s first signs of Spring, maple syrup season. Breakfast included sausages, alleyou-can-eat pancakes and local maple syrup served warm. Luckily the rain clouds held off and we had a wonderful and sunny day for the event. The Erland Lee Museum Committee prepared breakfast for over 140 people with the local Battlefield Optimists on hand to cook the sausages. Thanks to dedicated local and Women's Institutes volunteers this was a very successful fundraiser. Left to right 7 Asia Lynn Mastrorannr' v Peach Princess, Lisa Bifano - Peach Queen andA/rssro Salcfccr'oli‘ - Peach Princess. l“ quasi!" -- fu’