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    A 70 page book of poems written by Murdean Isabel MacLeod (Dean MacLeod). The list of titles is near the front of the book.

    Name of our creation:Is it a Bird??? Is it a Plane??? NO!!! it’s SUPER W.I. WOMAN !! Our Lumber Jill from Balsam Hill Has an awesome alter ego Super (WI) Woman has the will To care for all the places we go. People have safe milk to drink School Bus ...

    For Home, Country, and an All-inclusive World Let Everyone Gather Often, the building blocks for WI Inclusiveness for all, we will always try. Our gatherings are held where our Anishinabe roots stand, We show gratitude with red, white, black, and yellow to mark the land. The scenes represent past, present, ...

    SIDE BY SIDE Side by side WE answer the call WE nurture, WE share WE care for all Our hands and hearts Bloom and grow WE spread our love To all we know Side by side WE stand proud Our health, our safely Advocating aloud Spreading ripples Reach families Communities ...

    Creation Name: "Country" C is for caring, that’s what we do O is for outreach, we welcome you M is for meals, we prepare and serve M is for money we donate to those who deserve U is for unity, we all come together N is for needy, we try ...

    Addie’s Vision You asked what represents WI for the team & me? It’s connecting with new friends & our community. We get together to have some fun, And learn new skills from everyone. This caper lead us to Shirley’s home, To answer the clue with this little poem. We’ve built ...

    FRIENDSHIP’S CIRCLE BRIGHT BY TEAM ‘CODRINGTON TREASURE SEEKERS’ Friendships form a very important part of being a WI Member, which influenced our team’s decision to create our design “Friendship’s Circle Bright”, as outlined in the WI Opening Ode. The following word(s) reflect our thoughts and feelings to each of the ...

    HEARTH AND HOME H-heart, homemade, heritage, homestead E-earth day, environment, education, empowerment A-area, archives, agriculture, achievements, appreciation R-responsibility, reaching out, respect, reliable T-tracitions, teddy bears, tea parties, trust, Tweedsmuir H-humility, humour AND H-health, history, home economics, H-H O-organizations, outreach, obligations, oratory M-museum, mentoring, music, membership E-energy, education, empowerment Submission part ...

    A women's institute plaque is located in the Tamworth, Ontario library. Tamworth is located in the Lennox and Addington County. Tamworth is located 35mins from Kingston, 20mins from Napanee, approximately 1.5hrs from Ottawa and 2.5hrs from Toronto. The plaque was issued for the 60th anniversary of the Women's Institute in ...

    For Canada 150, a very artistic WI member in our District created the Art Tree project. Those participating received a large canvas with the Tree printed on it. Then each group, family or individual could choose how to develop the Tree and area around it. The Balsam Hill – Horton ...

    The Marmaladies VS Lego Last night we came together at Jane’s, She thought Lego was a bit of a pain She looked at those blocks And declared “Oh my good gods I’d rather stand out in the rain!” Ideas came alive as we continued to strive For thoughts of the ...

    Brenda, Trudy, Krista, Lorie at Krista's Home with our Crazy Quilt Lego Activity Mat. Story as per Poem that follows: Crazy Quilt Lego Activity Mat: It's Scavenger hunt number two, They have sent us a Lego clue Now, just what are we going to do? IBut, where is the Lego? ...

    The Clues and Capers Crew. #1 We’ve come together, Old friends and new. Now here we are, The Clues and Capers Crew. We ventured out to what we’ve always known, The Addie Hunter Hoodless home. Ordinary she was, Extraordinary her deeds. She inspired generations of women, To meet rural needs. ...

G. Helen Wollny, Tweedsmuir Community History Collections (Stoney Creek, ON: Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario), 1967-1968     A weekly community newsletter "For In & About Lakeside" from Dec. 7, 1967 to Apr. 25, 1968. Each is about 5 pages long, consisting of both typed and handwriting. Price was $.10. Topics include an editorial, poetry corner, church news, social events, yesteryears, women's section with a recipe, sports section, ...

G. Helen Wollny, Tweedsmuir Community History Collections (Stoney Creek, ON: Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario), 1967     A weekly community newsletter "For In & About Lakeside" from Feb. 9, 1967 to June 22, 1967. Each is about 5 pages long, consisting of both typed and handwriting. Price was $.10. Topics include an editorial, poetry corner, church news, social events, yesteryears, women's section with a recipe, sports section, ...

G. Helen Wollny, Tweedsmuir Community History Collections (Stoney Creek, ON: Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario), 1968-1969     A weekly community newsletter "For In & About Lakeside" from Oct. 3, 1968 to Feb. 27, 1969. Each is about 4 pages long, consisting of both typed and handwriting. Price was $.10. Topics include an editorial, poetry corner, church news, social events, yesteryears, women's section with a recipe, sports section, ...

G. Helen Wollny, Tweedsmuir Community History Collections (Stoney Creek, ON: Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario), 1966-1967     A weekly community newsletter "For In & About Lakeside" from Sept. 22, 1966 to Feb. 2 ,1967. It is about 5 pages long, consisting of both typed and handwriting. Price was $.10. Topics include an editorial, poetry corner, church news, social events, yesteryears, women's section with a recipe, sports section, ...

G. Helen Wollny, Tweedsmuir Community History Collections (Stoney Creek, ON: Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario), 1964-1966     A weekly community newsletter "For In & About Lakeside" from Mar. 31, 1964 to Sept. 15, 1966. Each is about 5 pages long, consisting of both typed and handwriting. Price was $.10. Topics include an editorial, poetry corner, church news, social events, yesteryears, women's section with a recipe, sports section, ...

G. Helen Wollny, Tweedsmuir Community History Collections (Stoney Creek, ON: Federated Women's Institutes of Ontario), 1969     A weekly community newsletter "For In & About Lakeside" from Mar. 6, 1969 to Sept. 11, 1969. Each is about 4 pages long, consisting of both typed and handwriting. Price was $.10. Topics include an editorial, poetry corner, church news, social events, yesteryears, women's section with a recipe, sports section, ...

    We are proud of what our branch has accomplished in our community over the years. We are pleased to share the story of the renovations made at the Ameliasburgh Town Hall. Our picture, featuring team members, left to right, Elizabeth Shantz, Susan Donly and Nancy Wood, was taken on a ...