Sponsored plays and in 1945 entered Drama Festival. War 
     
     work. Have entries in music festival each year. Contribute to S‘c'hol- 
     
     arship fund. Sponsor handicraft van, home nursing and First Aid 
     
     classes. In 1957 helped pay off school debt. Entered and won Rural 
     
     Beautification prize for school 1958. Adopted an Indian War orphan 
     
     in 1960. 
     
    
   
   
    
     GRAHAM’S ROAD — Success in December 4, 1914. Miss 
     
     James or Mrs. Dunbrack. Oficers: President, Mrs. John A. Brown; 
     
     Secretary-Treasurer: Miss Laura MacLeod, then Mrs. Ray MacLeod. 
     
    

    
     Red Cross work during wars. Generous contributions to wor- 
     
     thy appeals. Entered Rural Beautification contest winning first plac'e 
     
     in 1957, second for province. Sponsor music teacher for school, and 
     
     participate in music festival. Contribute to upkeep of community hall, 
     
     and provide piano, science chest and many other articles for school, 
     
     beautifying of grounds, flag and flagpole, swings, tilts, slides, bi- 
     
     cycle stand, etc. 
     
    
   
   
    
     SPRING BROOK -— September 29, 1939. Supervisor, Miss 
     
     MacDonald, assistant Supervisor, Miss Haszard. Officers: President, 
     
     Mrs. Kenneth MacLeod; Vice-President, Mrs. D. C. MacKay; Secret- 
     
     ary-Treasurer, Mrs. Hillard Meek. 
     
    

    
     Assist with all charitable organizations. Knit and sew for Red 
     
     Cross. War work, school improvement: chairs and desk; chairs for 
     
     community use. Three Charter Members are still active in Institute 
     
     work. Mrs. Arthur Campbell has been on the Provincial Board for 
     
     a number of years, acting as convener of Cultural Activities and is 
     
     now 2nd Vice-President. 
     
    
   
   
    
     NORBORO W. I. Date of organization July 20, 1913. Super- 
     
     visor Miss Katharine James; President, Mrs. Patrick Hughes; Sec- 
     
     retary~Treasurer, Mrs. J. A. Harding. 
     
    

    
     Installed hardwood floor in school. Gave donations to all wor- 
     
     thy causes such as T. B. League, Cancer Fund, Red Cross, Salvation 
     
     Army, March of Dimes, M.S.S., C.N.I.B., etc. We purchased maps, 
     
     science kit, globe, geometry set, drinking fountain, books, desk and 
     
     chair for the teacher. 
     
    

    
     The Institute bought pictures of the Queen and King, framed 
     
     and put them up in the school. We also purchased blinds at different 
     
     times and bought chairs, and many other small articles needed at 
     
     various times. We helped pay for the wiring of the school and paint- 
     
     ed the school different times. 
     
    

    
     Provide treats for school children and shut-ins, at Christmas 
     
     gave the pupils scribblers and pencils, and send treats to the sick. 
     
     Give gifts to new babies. Had road signs painted and put up in the 
     
     District, buy canned foods for hot lunches for school children. Put 
     
     a cement walk from the road to the school. This past year we bought 
     
     new maps and had the tile put on the school floor, and many things 
     
     have been done. We have cleaned the school at diferent times. Bought 
     
     flowers in memory of deceased members. Give to the Scholarship 
     
     Fund, and prizes to the pupils standing highest in Arithmetic. We 
     
    
   
   
    
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