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TWO (HUNDRED) - TEA FOR Garhed in a white pinafore and mobcap Mrs. Wm. B. Miller pours tea for Mrs. Hilda Beachin, hostess of the Erland Lee Home on Ridge Road. It was Hamilton Area Day at the Lee homestead and some 200 women's institute members brought along jars of jams and jellies to be sold during Ontario Women's Institute Week. From une 5 to 9 the Lee Home and rive house will be open to visitors daily'trom 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and the drive house will feature eight craft demon- strations including corn husk doll makingY spinning, caning. "All monies from the jam and jelly sales will go the the Lee Foundaton fund," said Mrs. Clarence Diamond, F.W.I.O. president, adding that a special 1978 to 1980 drive is expected to raise $100,000. "This will enable the Lee Home to be financially self-sustaining."