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The Prince Edward District W.I. believe in the importance of sports in the development of young people, so they made a substantial contribution to develop soccer fields, for anyone in Prince Edward CThe Prince Edward District W.I. believe in the importance of sports in …
The Prince Edward District WI is a sponsor of the Prince Edward District Memorial Hospital Foundation. This plaque hangs in the Prince Edward District Memorial Hospital in recognition of donations maThe Prince Edward District WI is a sponsor of the Prince Edward …
Prince Edward District member and former president, Joan Williams welcoming Mr. & Mrs. Allison coming off the Quinte Access Bus to attend our Art & Craft Sale.Prince Edward District member and former president, Joan Williams welcoming Mr. & …
We believe in the importance of local radio so the Prince Edward District W.I. made a donation to the founding of the radio station and were recognized by being named on a plaque.We believe in the importance of local radio so the Prince Edward …
Prince Edward District W.I. 's 100th Anniversary Plaque placed by the Rednersville Branch of the W.I. at the Ameliasburgh Historical Museum.Prince Edward District W.I. 's 100th Anniversary Plaque placed by the Rednersville …
Prince Edward District W.I.'s 100th Anniversary Commemoration "Stone" placed at the Ameliasburgh Pioneer Museum by the Mountain View Branch.Prince Edward District W.I.'s 100th Anniversary Commemoration "Stone" placed at the Ameliasburgh …
In 2000-2001 Service Club Signs were placed at three entrances to Prince Edward County; Carrying Place, Rossmore and Highway 49, Skyway Bridge. Prince Edward District W.I. member, Joyce Brown, (deceaIn 2000-2001 Service Club Signs were placed at three entrances to Prince …
The Mountain View Cemetery was originally privately owned. Then from 1919 to 2002 members of the Mountain View W.I. Branch maintained the grounds, cutting grass and keeping it presentable. So a benchThe Mountain View Cemetery was originally privately owned. Then from 1919 to …
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