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AR 1917, p. 30; AR 1919, p. 39-40.
Home and Country, May 1937, p. 1; AR 1936, p. 68.
AR 1952,p. 182.
Robert M. Stamp. “Teaching Girls Their ‘God-Given Place in Life’: The Introduction
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Margaret Keclinie. “Keeping Things Clean for Home and Country: The Federated
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Dorothy H. Dobbie. “Mother’s At the W.I.” correspondence with the author from Hilde
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Joseph Hudspeth. “A Husband’s View o f the Women’s Institute” Caledonia, Ontario,
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Gore Bay Public Library, Barrie Island WI, Tweedsmuir History Book.
Linda M. Ambrose, “‘What Are the Good o f Those M eetings A nyw ay?’: Early
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Stratton WI. Tweedsmuir History Book Private Collection.
AR 1924 p. 32.
Carol J. Dennison. “’Housekeepers o f the Community’: The British Columbia Women’s
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in English-Speaking Canada, 1828-1973 ed. Michael R. Welton, (Toronto: OISE Press,
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Mrs. W. Buchanan, Ravenna. Address to the Central Ontario WI Convention, 1915 AR
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