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f The work of pioneers will be highlighted i IT'LL BEAbIastofthe past. I The work of Canadian pioneers will be highlighted at the special eiraft days at the Erland Lee Museum and Home, Tuesday, Wednesday an 3 Thursday. ' I t I Sponsored by the Women's Institute, the craft days Will highlight thed I I kinds of crafts and baked goods women made in the early days of Cape aY The craft days will run from 9:30 am, ~ 4 pm. daily; and there Will heia L special "Neighborhood Night" on Tuesday, June 3 when the museum Willi openfrom7p.m.-- 9pm. I NV on) I 7% 1/ me E' I ' 1.0 & Wednesday, May 29, 1985 What's Up in West Lincoln will be published weekly In this an admission is charged or sales ' 5 words, 15 itied rates at $3.50 for I _ Ila/Usfwlll apply to these items. Closing date day, I2 noon. week of publication. 24'70 coming events, ' ' news items' Brief an", where column at no cost, are involved. Regu cents each additiona tor this column is Mon I WEST LINCOLN COMMUN United Church, May 30th at 8 1" CAR! will meet at the Smithviiie pm. All who are interested are in- . v vited to attend, > W 77 7' ea (Museum), 552 Ridge I and oth. 9:30 am. to 4 mi to 9 pm. Pioneer --- Erland L PECIAL CRAFT DAYS :toney Creek, 662-2691, June 4th, 5th . h, m it 7 p. Thanks from Erland Lee Home Neighbourhood mg - Thanks to the Stoney Creek News for its continuing interest in promoting the ac- tiVities of the Erland Lee Museum Home. Hilda Beachin Publicity Chaiman, Erland Lee (Museum) Home. S'fonftw ORG-9k News May 27/577 Editor's note; The Erland Lee Home is holdin ' . g specral craft days during the first week of June from 9.30 a.m. to 4 .m F details, phone 662-2691.p or more demonstrations. The City of STONEY CREEK Bids Visitors a WARM WELCOME 0 VISIT HISTORIC BATI'LEFIELD PARK Battlefield Monument and Battlefield House Museum. 0 EFILAND LEE HOMESTEAD MUSEUM Birthplace of the Women's Institute today a world- WIde organization Er'kand Lee Museum 7' he Erland LC . I MW" Homesimatefi hOPPIng areas Battlefield Square. on Ridge Road wesrof id Downtown Stone DeWitt Road, is owned y creek. l , d . . ilde'r'li'ei'ii'ii'nfds'l'm BEAUTIFUL PARKS stitut f O ' . - was Cg manage 3attlefield Park, Confederation Park Erland Lee, who was Marina Rom SPECIAL CRAFT DAYS FEST'ed.. Thurs. June 24 _ 9:30 a.m.4 p.m. ' NEIGHBOURHOOD NIGHT aroma TUES. 7 p.m.-9 p.m. RUE")! PICNIC FACILITIES InCItIdCESSIBLE T0 WHEEL CHAIRS filidc :7STESS: MRS. JUNE COOMBS LUCzllCi t' 3mm tires (gflltuaeum) cHome day t'mZ Ridge Rd, Stoney Creek SI. Ct 662-2691 639*2l la.m.4 p.m. |\/STONEI'CREEK Attractions' All year except Feb.: Erland Lac (Mim'um) Homo BUSES BOOK IN ADVANCE 4 '\"\'I I4 E--foundcr of the'Iirst Women's Institute on Feb. I9. 1897. The home is furnish- ed as it was in the time of the Lee family and there are various in-- teresting displays and a country store, where visitors can purchase Letter to the Editor Erland Lee Home says Thanks coverage in your paper. We would like to take this opportunity to _ Thank yon again. thank your paper for the excellent coverage handmade crafts, home- made jams and jellies. Phone 662-2691 for details. of events at the Erland Lee (Museum) Home during the past year. We appreciate yonr support of our events and trust that we may continue to rate will Grace Hedley, Secretary Treasurer, Erland Lee Home