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Fascination 0. [sh tographs; and History Recording. The .Books’ are being cooled. laminated and mlcroilimed. The Curators irequently submit ‘ ertlcles to magezlnes and papers; work with Historical Soeleiles‘. and are guest speakers at . other organizations, I ,, term '8: Governor Historlcelreseerchers often erairoi .paneds. Lady usathess Booksasasour- reuir took great in- as of reference. g _ grinning Women's In- The Woman's institute silt te. She stressed the Tweedsmuir History Com- ' e or preserving the mlttees strive to record ' to _ of -our Canadian what is happening today In t, people. 91,3669: customs their communities, because "a‘d. _ mimics.- FBdGl'Ilefl today's current eitelrs are Woman's institutes at 0!â€" tomorrow's histories. :tarlo‘ decided to act upon ‘ " her suggestion and s "Tweedsmulr History Book" became the project oi eech Woman's institute Branch within Onierlo. Today 1100 Branches each have a Tweedsmuir History Book and msny Branches have 7 two orthree volumes. Main topics covered In these Books are - Branch women's institute and Its L fiontrlbulion to the wellare ,end development of the «community; uenerel com- munity history; Individual families and homes; schools and education; churches and their organizations; industries pest end present; libraries; municipal government; recreation;end wer records. The Curators are being very progressive and are alters at now much these community history books mean and are being used in Ontario. They are conduc- ting workshops on Recor- ding Your Family History: Donate money ' ' ‘ " {r rl . I llhe Flo a] Arch Md:,un_« umuui, :rmmrti The AmBDEJChapm(1-7 o y nu‘ Hunt HUHMHI lw « ‘ris-r. vi. i i haspnafbuildmg fund, Above. Masons Ar! Hula-y Ham .4 ‘ huquo board chairman Lillian Thompson wrrh me c ‘ I“ " pro/ears they are cammrrred to and he/peo wnh ihc- new mm m: H)! mm. /. , 1 rr , i imv Arrmrw.‘ aim,» -., ., phi ____â€"