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THE ERLAND LEE HOME Mrs. Austin S. Zocller, Chairman Since the 1972 Annual Meeting. thc i m mittce have been busy preparing the t W] Lee Home for visitors this summer. Tit. t... large group will be delegates from the ill. cers‘ Conference who will visit on May t II will, at that lime. still be the Per'dlL' .. quarters of the tenants but our new In t: ings will be displayed as well as possible Estimates for needed renovations wet -., tained and the contract was awarded 1. , ner Wood Products of Baden. The rcnm are now well under way. The pioneer kitchen will become in - We have interesting plans for the House. It will become an interest ant‘ | centre. A new stairway to the loft ls built and we will have some displays u- Bride's Basket donated by Hoysville Women's Institute, will be seen on the dining room table. Plaque on o :oirn in front of the Erlond Lee Operating grants have been received Saltfleet Township and the County ol worth. and many donations of furl dishes and money have been received. these are a stove and refrigerator dt from Simpson’s which will be used 1 Hostess's apartment. Eaton‘s. Toronto. offered to pay for a horsehair sofa in suitable one is located. A list of donations from indi\i branches. districts and areas will appcut later issue of Home and Country. Mrs. R. C. Walker of St. George. PFC“ Twecdsmuir History Curator, is prepflTill‘s donating the log book which will be i: Home. Mrs. Jean Agnew, Toronto, is making donating a leather book to hold the or: Constitution and first minutes up to 1909. , _ , book will contain approximately 94 Page“ Chair _ A gunstock chair type 10 be Used win. the will be on the dining room table in the Hi Harvest table in the Pioneer Kitchen. Official slides. copies of the original min HOME AND COUN‘ '