This group has toiled patiently in overcoming individual and 
     
     collective problems and aspire to great things in the future by 
     
     having as their goal, the slogan of “Home and Country.” 
     
    
   
   
    
     BROOKFIELD organized November 13, 1933 by Miss 
     
     Haszard. Officer, Mrs. John Weeks. Four members have been made 
     
     honorary members, (one has since passed away). Main efforts 
     
     have been for community and school, and work for Red Cross and 
     
     U.S.C. Collect and contribute to many worthy causes. 
     
    
   
   
    
     VICTORIA organized March 16, 1921. Miss Carruthers, as- 
     
     sistant supervisor. Officers: President, Mrs. Donald Murchison; 
     
     Vice President, Mrs. Louisa Dougherty; Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. 
     
     K. C. Holm, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer, Miss Lillian Trowsdale. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Purchased new stoves, and piano for their Hall and paid off 
     
     the mortgage on same also furnished an Institute room in the Hall. 
     
     Bought treats and cod liver oil capsules for pupils, sponsored swim-- 
     
     ming classes and sewing classes. Contributed to P.E.I. Hospital. 
     
     Remembered sick and shut-ins. Contribute to charitable orga- 
     
     nizations. 
     
    
   
   
    
     AUGUSTINE COVE Institute was organized October 1939, 
     
     under the supervision of Miss Mary MacDonald. The first President 
     
     was Mrs. Kenneth Cameron and the Secretary, Mrs. Harold Howatt. 
     
    
   
   
    
     We entered our school in the rural Beautification Contest 
     
     and took second prize. 
     
    
   
   
    
     HAMPTON was organized by Miss Mary MacDonald on De— 
     
     cember 8, 1947. The first officers were: President, Mrs. (Rev.) T. 
     
     G. Head; Vice President, Mrs. George P. Dunford; Secretary-Treas— 
     
     urer, Mrs. Edwin Ferguson. Our work has been mainly for our 
     
     Hall and School. We also planted trees through our village. We had 
     
     plywood put on the inside of the school, renovated the inside of the 
     
     Hall, shingled it and had the inside and outside painted. Music 
     
     Teacher was secured for school. 
     
    
   
   
    
     WESTMORELAND was organized October 1, 1937 by Miss 
     
     Haszard the supervisor. The first President was Mrs. Vernon Moore, 
     
     the Secretary, Mrs. Bert J. Trowsdale. Westmoreland W.I. have 
     
     contributed to all worthy causes, look after school and help in com- 
     
    
   
   
    
     munity. The Institute members help with meals at the Crapaud 
     
     Exhibition each year. 
     
    
   
   
    
     MELVILLE was organized October 24, 1946, by Mary C. 
     
     MacDonald. The first President was Mrs. Alex K. MacKenzie and 
     
     the first Secretary, Mrs. Jack Gillis. All the work of the Institute 
     
     is concerned with our school. We give generously to charitable work 
     
     and various needs in the community. 
     
    
   
   
    
     NORTH PINETTE organized October 30, 1939, by Miss Mary 
     
     MacDonald. The first President was Mrs. C. A. Morrison of North 
     
    
   
   
    
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