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WI ART CRAFT SALE The Women’s Institute movement began at Stoney Creek in Canada in 1897 by Adelaide Hunter Hoodless. When her infant son died in 1889 from drinking impure milk she devoted herself to the betterment of education for new mothers, She helped form the National Council of Women of Canada; the Victoria Order of Nurses and the National Association of the YWCAr The Prince Edward County Woman’s Institute in its 104th year is still going strong, advocating for social and economic change, empowering women through personal growth, educating in health and safety and helping urban and rural women. Over two hundred craft vendors from across Canada attended the 29th Arts and Crafts Sale at the Picton Fair grounds on August 2. There was everything from jewellery to toys. If you could imagine it, it was there. People were lined up around the block to get a glimpse of these talented artists The funds from this event go to provide edu- cational scholarships and help in the many works of the W.l. n A. -.~ ’ Event by Douglas and Carol Quinn ’ \V" 7 t‘ 7 7 7 . . ‘ . _ ,, rannles for Africa booth Real Lachance of Kingston displays his mosaic art l’Vi’bSlIé’ code: [Jeewi‘r Wilma McCagg Wlth the G Marking with and for rare urban “um?" and "WT {21mm 5, ', 5 1,29,}. Annual], educating in In , . ’alflland - . 109,111 and commer‘mu'fl)’ em ‘ pDWEH-flg meen Hire M'WM’ Ergwmq ”5g” 'le Nancy Wood St Mary Ellen Closson, long time W.|. Jackie Hart daughter of Paper Kreations Rebecca MacKelar of Hillier Women’s Instute Bailey Brown from Roslyn beams with pride members sit at the information kiosk show their handiwork tends to the Rest Stop in the Crystal Palace as he shows us his thank you card for being involved with the show since its inception