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.....u.. we... uuu uvvvyI-vu mu Humwyvh- . Painting honors 5 years of service ode/w the Erland Lee Museum Home. News Staff Having offered more than 5'0 years of service to the SL Paul s The award, which came in the form of a painting 03 tlae old Lfle': ' - was resente unng 1 WWWRES'J'L'fih'C' "Clam 9;; elem hem gifted an award for her service 001. 4 and 5 21th musfunguow amid the 'stately structure of the Well-wtshers an ' Women'sinsti'tute's first home, Lainting Continued to Page 12> I honors 50 years Continued from Page 10 Women's Institute members gath- ered at the site for the presenta- tion to Mrs. Coulthard, who has held nearly every position since 1932. "I've been president, district president, provincial board direc- , tor, secretary, secretary treasurer, and I'm presently the curator for the St. Paul's branch," said Mrs: fr Coulthard. St. Paul's is located between Stratford and St. Mary's. Also enjoying themselves at the Harvest Day festivities were members of the Women's Insti- tute from England Part of a 10- day tour, the travellers also visit-- ed Toronto, Kingston, Ottawa, and Niagara Falls. RECEIVING A painting in honor of more than 50 years ol service in the St. Paul's W Coulthard. She is seen here with her husband Norman 0 omen's Institute was Jeanne utside the historic first home of the iristitute, which is now the Erland Lee Musuem Home located on Ridge Road in Stoney Creek. The painting will hang in the Lee home.