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"Ladies of the Lump” These ladies of the lamp, Jackie Laokle (left) and Barbara Evans (right). attended an event last October sponsored by the Ontario District Woman's Institute. Those two Wi members along with ioiks from allover brought their family heirlooms to the Nestleton Community Center to have their Items Idem/lied by Robert Reid irom Reid's Antiques in Stouflvllle. Mr. Reid identified and spoke about each ltarn while guests en]oyed a great lunch. and pepper shakers, small butterpatty dishes, clear glass water pitchers, small jewellery boxes, corn flo wergless, depress! on glass, hand-painted China, and cookie lars. Photo Courtesy oi R:k Dalila, The Weekend Star "I’ve Been Working on the Tweedsmuir! ” Submitted by Doreen Braihour, PRO, Ontario District Wl, Central Area, Members and lrlends also brought their own personal collections to display, which included salt West End WI Donate Historical Atlas In honour of the opening of the Martian Branch of the Wellington County Library. the West End Women's institute donated an illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Wellington This Atlas was originally published In 1877 and reprinted in June 2002. The presentation was made by West End Tweedsn-lulr History curator Marjorie Durnford (left) to the Library's Branch Supervisor Trudy Gohn. Submmed by Wilma Claghom, West End WI, Wellington South, Guelph Area. At a special gathering last year, Maple Ridge WI members Fran Pringie (left) and Beryl Jacks (right) sang the lailo wing as a dust to the tune of "I've Been Working on the Railroad" Chorus We've been working on the Tweedsmulr, for many hours this year. We've been working on the Tweedsmuir, so we could bring it here. A Slice of WI Life! Verse 1 Cutting, trimmingr then the sorting, Adding photos, stickers. glue. Who says Greater Napanee is boring, Ladies - it's not truel he Russell Fair held in the first few weeks of Septemâ€" ber is the stage for one of this group‘s most successful fundraisers. Russell Village WI posters were hung depictâ€" ing the Branch activities, the oversized WI logo was prominently located and the WI brochures were displayed under plastic for people to read as they ate their sandwiches and pie, Donning our blue WI aprons and our beaming smiles, we prepared to promote and sell our homemade food items. as well as the WI, to our captive audience. Our reputation for good service, good food and beaming smiles has made us a real going concern for the past 12 years at the Fall Fair. What a wonderful day and a half of business. We sold over 300 sandwiches and pieces of pie Through the generosity ofour Wl membership and our faithful clientele. our profit exceeded $1 ,100. This is one of the several fundraisers we hold that enables us to do the community work that we all find so rewarding! We were prepared and hopefully will gain several new members as a result. Gosh, what did we all do before WI? Nothing this much fun. I’m sure! Jean Williams, PHD. Russell Village WI, Russell, Eastern Area. Repeat Chorus Verse 2 Farming. volunteers and buildings, War records, industry and such. Citizens of the year and life styles, Branch histories. there's so muchl Repeat Chorus Composed by Fran Pringie. Submitted by Margaret Winter, PRQ - Maple Ridge Wl, Lennoxâ€"Addington. Kingston Area. ID Home 8. Country, Winter 2004