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     quilts and afghans to raise money to donate to charities and other worthy 
     
     causes. Many social events have been part of their activities such as plann- 
     
     ing district parties, attending theatre at the Confederation Centre of the 
     
     Arts, workshops and conventions, picnics and field trips. 
     
    
   
   
    
     In their own community they initiated the first Roadside Cleanup Day 
     
     on Prince Edward Island. Plans were made at one of their meetings, a day 
     
     was chosen and many residents turned out not knowing what to expect. To 
     
     everyone’s surprise six half ton trucks were needed to haul away the garbage 
     
     from the ditches which included everything from pop bottles t0 barbed 
     
     wire. So successful was the venture that the Journal Pioneer carried a pic— 
     
     ture and a story about it and before long it became an established practice 
     
    
   
   
    
     for all Women’s Institutes across the province to hold a roadside clean—up in 
     
     May of each year. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     WILMO T VA 1.1.15 Y WOMEN '5 INS TI Tl ’Tlf I980 
     
    
   
   
    
     Back row, L. to R. Sandra MacCoarI, liarilli Ramsay. Gama Kaougli. Erlirli .l. 
     
     Htleslls, Georgie C (Isa/9y. Marja Wang/1. 1.0/5 Case/e}: Vivian ”rig/II. Elva Sinclair. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Centre row. Pearl Clark. Fannie Hogg, Belly Millar. :\l_\'rna Madman. Ila/an Hogg, 
     
     Wanda Dymenl, Alice Huge. 
     
    
   
   
    
     From row: Edit/1 C. Hueslls, Gladys Huge, Judi/l1 Haile. Audrey H'auglt. Darlene 
     
     Waugh. Missing from pita/0: Evelyn Reynolds, Aorma Hues/ts, Jane! Large, [lea/her 
     
     MacLean, Ht’a/lter Webs/er, .\1_i'rna .UcEwen, Rulliann Waugh, [my Cameron, Pam 
     
     Landry, Erma Haas/is.