The community school has received a great many donations 
     
     from the Institute — maps, drinking fountains, science kits, piano, 
     
     rhythm band instruments and numerous other articles. 
     
    

    
     ' lnlaid linoleum was provided for school. Christmas treats 
     
     and annual school closing picnic are sponsored by the Institute. 
     
    

    
     Pupils who pass Grade X exams are given a P.W.C. ring. 
     
    

    
     Elderly residents, shut-ins, brides, new babies and bereaved are 
     
     all suitably remembered. All charities receive generous donations 
     
     and knitting and sewing are done for Red Cross. 
     
    

    
     A turkey dinner marked the tenth anniversary of this small 
     
     but enthusiastic group. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ELDON organized by Miss Helen Harper, Supervisor, on 
     
     October 29, 1963; Mrs. F. F. West First President, Miss Annie Mac- 
     
     Rae, Vice President, Mrs. F. S. Reeves, Secretary-Treasurer. This 
     
     Institute helped to build the public hall at Belfast and still helps 
     
     with its upkeep. 
     
    

    
     The sick and shut-ins are always remembered and the school 
     
     receives necessary equipment from the Institute. 
     
    
   
   
    
     SPRINGTON organized November 8, 1934, by Miss Louise 
     
     Hazard. Officers: President, Mrs. Ewen Lamont, Vice President, 
     
     Mrs. Cyrus Martin, Secretary-Treasurer, Miss Dorothy MacKenzie. 
     
    

    
     Main efforts were for school, a pump was installed, purchas— 
     
     ed a teacher’s desk, seats and desks for school. The school building 
     
     was moved to a new location, grounds were landscaped and fence 
     
     erected. This group were winners of a Rural Beautification prize. A 
     
     Tablet was erected to honor the memory of girls and boys from the 
     
     district who served in the war. Two Life membership pins were given 
     
     to members, and corsages to 4 Charter members. 
     
    
   
   
    
     CHERRY VALLEY organized December 19, 1945. Officers: 
     
     President, Mrs. Sterling Ings, Vice President, Mrs. Trueman Jenkins, 
     
     Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Malcolm Irving. 
     
    
   
   
    
     GREENVALE Institute was organized on March 30, 1935, 
     
     by Assistant Supervisor Miss EVelyn Windsor. First President, Miss 
     
     Reta Carew, Vice President, Mrs. Gordon Brown and Secretary- 
     
     Treasurer, Miss Winnifred MacDowell (Mrs. Frank Cutcliffe). 
     
    
   
   
    
     The school has been the chief interest of this Institute for 
     
     over thirty-five years. A signboard, new fence, flag and flag-pole 
     
     were all donated by the Institute. Recently sixteen new school desks 
     
     and teacher’s desk were procured due to the interest of this group. 
     
     They hold suppers, festivals sales and parties to add to their funds. 
     
     They enjoy close contact with Horsell Institute in England, and 
     
     sent three W.I. cook books to this Institute at Christmas. Celebrated 
     
     25th anniversary at which time Charter Members were honored. 
     
    
   
   
    
     MILLVIEW W.I. organized November 7th. 1929. Supervisor, 
     
     Miss Hazard, President, Mrs Geo. MacEachern, Secretary, Miss 
     
     Christine Bruce (Mrs. Claud Wood). 
     
    
   
   
    
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