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Branch News 0 HALDIMAND WEST District W.I. â€" sponsored a quilt show and a Tweedsmuir History Display at the Kohler Agricultu» ral Centre. Canada Packers featured 11 of their 14 quilts. Each of the 12 branches had a quilt display and a Tweedsmuir History on exhibit. Proceeds went to the West Haldimand General Hospital. - WASHAGO W.I. â€" presented an Arts and Craft Show to dis- play the talents of local artists and craftspeople as well as adver- tise the accomplishments of members. The tables of W.I. con- tributions included knitting, crochet, quilted things and crewel embroidery. 0 WHITE SCHOOL BRANCH â€" in Bruce Centre District, had a display in a local store window for two weeks last February. The display included an original record book (June 1920), branch crest, Tweedsmuir Book, Scrap- book, pictures of charter mem- bers. a 4-H poster and awards, Home & Country magazines, and ACWW booklets, as well as a handmade quilt. Could you use this idea to promote W.I. week in your area? - BROOKLIN W.I. â€" received a gift of$100.00 with an interesting background from a former Brooklin resident. In 1927, the branch raised enough money to buy a wheelchair for a member of the community who was a polio victim. The chair was recently sold for $10000 as an antique, and the grateful owner donated the sale money back to the Brooklin W.I. 20 .2 5' ' s. ‘- i one! Hiepleh Recognition Night Elgin County Women‘s Institute hosted 160 people aria successful re( ,H'. tion night in honour ofa very important person. Provmcml President. ,3] Hiepleli. Mrs. Jack Widner presented a crystal dish and a glfl of man. rm beha/f'qulgin County W.I.'s while Eleanor Stover presented a cup rid saucer from the KingsmilI-Mrzpleton W.I.. Janet's home branch. High/i; of the evening was a well-deserved standing ovation for the guest of honom Janet is pictured above with afew oflrer well-wishers. Anon-UH} (lJllNlLY MIMINL’I ll‘l WIMJ) Will/(INF Mill/Ill IA‘J’t’RMl/flil‘zll [JR/WINE M17! R AND SAN/MTIUN DIMHI Willi/l Ill/l fill ; Water ForAll Mrs. Gordon Whistori (above). District President of Simcoe North. look -' an firm Convention display promoting the UNESCO project 71 "Water " All . Mrs. Winston also set up the display, which featured clear water r " nmgfrom a tap via electric pump into a container as well as a jar Of 1' 5" water on the table. for two local fairs.