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Bowen Road members Elva Leadley (Ieh) and Pam Hagan (right) dressed up for their Victorian Tea and Autumn Bazaar held last fall. The proceeds went toward scholar- ships presented to two local high schools, to the 4-H Calf Clubs and to other community needs, Submiliad by Barbara Wilkie‘ PRO, Bowen Road Wl. Niagara ALL OVER THE MAP Amalgamation has been a hot topic for discussion among members of the WI in Wellington County the past yeari The amalgamation of Guelph and Eramosa Townships inspired local playwright Dale Hamilton to write a collaborative community play entitled "All Over the Map." Residents of both Townships were invited to take part. In fact, Hamilton insisted that the five WI Branches - West End. Speedside, Riverside, Masbamugh and Pansanby A be involved since they are so much a part of the fabric of the Townships The cast representing members of a wedding party symbolized the marriage of the two Townships. On each of four different days, the wedding party toured the Townships being shown various landmarks; at the end of the day a mock wedding took place at the Rockwood Conservation area. Each day, a comfort break was taken at Guelph Township Park. The community players were led to the front verandah of the FWIO Provincial Office, Representatives from each of the five Branches told the players about the achievements of the Women 's institute. From left to right are Betty Larter (Ponsonby WI), Eileen Steffler (Mosborough W1), Betty Quast (Speedside WI), Marjorie Durnford (West End WI) and Ann Parkinson (Riverside Wi). Submiireo by Belly Laney Pansonoy Wl‘ Weilinglcn Cenlre Leone Foerter, Fordwich WI member, pro» mated the "Indebted to the Past-Committed to the Future” video and commemorative booklet to Huron East District members. Subimlled by Leona Foeflei‘ Fordwich Wl, Huron EaSl Chapman WImembchccrlia Maincs’ had the opportunity recently to meet u long time pen-pill when Ina LubberSâ€"Lensmk and her husband ENC Visited from Hol- land, The friendship began in 1986 when Ccciliusubmittcd n macmme plant hunger to the International Plowing Mulch held in Stirling. At the lime. Inn‘s parents. Appie and Annie Lensink, were unending the Plowing Match with rclamcs. The Lcnsinks were awarded the plum hunger. which carried Cecilia‘s name and Address because they attended the Plowing Match from the furthest distance. thn the Lensinks returned home they asked [hCll' daughter Inn to write to Cecelia in ac- knowledgement of receipt of her gift. I[ was this firsl letter that began the pen-pal friendship between the two women. The Chapman WI hosted an Open House for Inn and Eric. Submitted by lean Thompson, PRO. Chapman Wli Hastings East Advice for the Woman Traveller HerOwn Way: Advice forthe Woman Traveller is an information booklet providing advrce specifically for the ever increasing number of Canadian women travelling internationally. It is available free of charge from the Depart- ment of Foreign Affairs and International Trade at 17800-267-8376. Home 8. Country, Winler “98-99 15