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GWI and another vote this year Ballot and information sheets have been prepared for every member of our club and they will be available for pick up at the meeting on April 18. After that any remaining ballots will be mailed. All ballots must be received by our President or any other member of theContinue reading “Graduate Women International”

Annual General Meeting and Dinner Tuesday May 16, 2017, Social time at 5:30 and dinner at 6:00 p.m. Hamilton’s Beautiful Waterfront Centre, 555 Bay St. N. Hamilton Discover the Power of Food Janet Jacks, the founder of Goodness Me Natural Food Markets. Janet Jacks is well known in the Hamilton area as the founder ofContinue reading “AGM Tickets”

For your review, you will find below, the “Way Forward” report and club responses to that report. Task Force on CFUW’s Way Forward Responses from Clubs and Individuals  

From our club’s national  website “CFUW National Priorities are dictated by our membership, women who are highly engaged in their communities and concerned about issues nationally and worldwide. Our priorities always centre on equality, education, health and well-being of women, at home and abroad. The complete 2017 resolution package  is now available for your review .Continue reading “Resolution Night 2017”

Scholarship Notice of Motion This motion, which was approved at the March executive meeting, will be presented to the membership before the meeting on March 21st Myrtle proposed two motions from the Scholarship Committee regarding the 100th anniversary of CFUW in 2019 and the Florence Martin bequest: 1. That CFUW Hamilton pledge a total ofContinue reading “Notice of Motions”

Tuesday March 21, 2017 Sackville Hill Seniors Recreation Centre 780 Upper Wentworth St, Hamilton, ON L9A 4V5 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm CFUW 2016 2017 Proposed Resolutions for Presentation and Discussion Resolution 1 The Right to Safe, Clean, Accessible and Affordable Drinking Water and Sanitation on First Nations Reserves in Canada Proposed by University Women’sContinue reading “Next Meeting”

You can click on the link below to view the SNAPd report and pictures from David Galbraith’s recent talk about the women who were important to the development of Hamilton’s Royal Botanical Gardens. David Galbraith phD, Head of Science at RBG

Advocacy would like to remind everyone that we are collecting items for  Inasmuch House   at the February meeting. It is a wonderful agency which does a terrific job. There is a constant need for women’s and children’s personal care items and clothing. The agency and the recipients are very grateful, for our help.