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Mrs. Adelaide Hunter Hbodless Mrs. Adelaide Hunter Hoodless was born at the village of St. Gearge in 1858. On February 17, 1897, she organized at Stoney Creek, the first Women's Institute. She died in 1910. The homestead was made an Historic Site at an unveiling ceremony on June 13, 1959- Mrs. Hoodless was cited as a National Figure at an impressive unveiling of a plaque in her honour at the Homestead on June 2nd, 1962, fly the National Histcric Site Board. )8 Va/-/’ 4