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Gwynedd Archives, Caernarfon Record Office G B 0219 X M 10893 Gwynedd Archives, Caernarfon Record Office This catalogue was digitised by The National Archives as part of the National Register of Archives digitisation project NRA 43705 JA The National Archives Gwasanaeth Archifau Gwynedd Gwynedd Archives Service Borth-y-Gest W.I. Collection Marc catalog: X M 10893 Catalogue mark: Catalogwyd gan: Megan Cynan Catalogued by: Myfyrwraig ar brofiad gwaith. Student on work experience. Archifdy Caernarfon 2002 X M 10893/1-3 BORTH-Y-GEST W.I. COLLECTION. X M 10893/1/1-8 Branch Records. X M 10893/1/1/1-5 Minute Books. X M 10893/1/2/1-8 Committee minutes and related documents. X M 10893/1/3/1-2 Register and list of members. XM 10893/1/4/1-19 Programmes. XM 10893/1/5/1-6 Fundraising. X M 10893/1/6/1-9 Correspondence. X M 10893/1/7/1-3 Best Kept Village Award Scheme. X M 10893/1/8/1-2 Miscellaneous. Caernarvonshire Federation of Women's X M 10893/2/1-10 Institutes. X M 10893/2/1/1-5 Yearbooks. X M 10893/2/2/1-9 Annual Reports. X M 10893/2/3/1-2 Finance. XM 10893/2/4/1-10 Annual Council Meeting Minutes. XM 10893/2/5/1-48 Newsletters. X M 10893/2/6/1-4 Correspondence. X M 10893/2/7/1-2 Reports. XM 10893/2/8/1-2 National Federation A.G.M. X M 10893/2/9/1-3 Terms of reference. X M 10893/2/10/1 ListofVCO visits. X M 10893/3/1-9 National Federation of Women's Institutes. X M 10893/3/1/1-9 Annual Reports. XM 10893/3/2/1-10 Annual General Meeting. XM 10893/3/3/1-3 Executive Committee. X M 10893/3/4/1-2 Correspondence. X M 10893/3/5/1-3 Denman College. XM 10893/3/6/1-9 Information leaflets and handbook. X M 10893/3/7/1-3 Publications. X M 10893/3/8/1-2 Sub-Committee Bulletins. X M 10893/3/9/1-4 Miscellaneous. X M 10893/1-3 Borth-y-Gest W.I. Collection X M 10893/1/1-8 BRANCH RECORDS XM 10893/1/1/1-5 Minute Books MINUTE BOOK. X M 10893/1/1/1 1962-1964 MINUTE BOOK. XM 10893/1/1/2 1964-1967 MINUTE BOOK. X M 10893/1/1/3 1967-1971 MINUTE BOOK. X M 10893/1/1/4 1970-1979 MINUTE BOOK. X M 10893/1/1/5 1971-1976 Committee minutes and related documents XM 10893/1/2/1-8 COMMITTEE MINUTE BOOK. XM 10893/1/2/1 1957-1962 COMMITTEE MINUTE BOOK. X M 10893/1/2/2 1962-1966 COMMITTEE MINUTE BOOK. X M 10893/1/2/3 1966-1970 W.I. COMMITTEE MINUTE BOOK. X M 10893/1/2/4 1970-1975 XM 10893/1/2/5 1973 LETTER from County Secretary, March 20 Caernarfonshire Federation of Women's Institutes to Miss Morley, Dolphin Cottage, Borth-y-Gest regarding her suggestion relating to the Annual Report and Financial Statement which was discussed by Executive Committee. X M 10893/1/2/6 [1973] NOTE of proposed resolution for N.F.W.I. A.G.M. regarding reducing crime. Appended: Note 'Not chosen for inclusion'. X M 10893/1/2/7 1977 MINUTES of Porthmadog Silver Jubilee April 26 Committee. XM 10893/1/2/8 1974 LIST of nominees for Borth-y-Gest W.I. Committee. XM 10893/1/3/1-2 ReRister and list of members XM 10893/1/3/1 1965-1972 REGISTER. XM 10893/1/4/1-19 Programmes X M 10893/1/4/1 1958 PROGRAMME. XM 10893/1/4/2 1960 PROGRAMME. XM 10893/1/4/3 1961 PROGRAMME. X M 10893/1/4/4 1962 PROGRAMME. X M 10893/1/4/5 1964 W.I. EISTEDDFOD PROGRAMME. March 12 X M 10893/1/4/6 1965 PROGRAMME. X M 10893/1/4/7 1966 PROGRAMME. X M 10893/1/4/8 1967 PROGRAMME. X M 10893/1/4/9 1968 PROGRAMME. X M 10893/1/4/10 1969 PROGRAMME. X M 10893/1/4/11 1970 PROGRAMME. X M 10893/1/4/12 1971 PROGRAMME. X M 10893/1/4/13 1972 PROGRAMME. XM10893/1/4/14 1973 PROGRAMME. X M 10893/1/4/15 1976 PROGRAMME. XM10893/1/4/16 1987 PROGRAMME. X M 10893/1/4/17 1989 PROGRAMME. X M 10893/1/4/18 n.d. ROUGH LIST of speakers for the year's programme. X M 10893/1/4/19 d.d. RHAGLEN Cymanfa Ganu yng Nghapel y Tabernacl, Porthmadog. X M 10893/1/5/1-6 Fundraising X M 10893/1/5/1 1968 TICKET for a fashion show at Porthmadog May 8 Church Room - Borth y Gest W.I. Annual Charity Appeal. X M 10893/1/5/2 1968 TICKET for a coffee evening by Borth-y-Gest Oct 31 W.I. at Bethel Chapel Vestry, Borth-y-Gest. XM 10893/1/5/3 1962 TICKET for a coffee evening by Borth-y-Gest Oct 2 W.I. at Bethel Chapel Vestry, [Borth y Gest]. X M 10893/1/5/4 n.d. LEAFLET regarding the Save the Children Fund used postage stamp appeal. X M 10893/1/5/5 n.d. LETTER from the Save the Children Fun to Miss Bowen thanking her for the donation of stamps to the fund. X M 10893/1/5/6 n.d. LETTER from Save the Children giving thanks for the donation of used stamps. X M 10893/1/6/1-9 Correspondence X M 10893/1/6/1 1970 LETTER from the Clerk, Porthmadog Urban Nov 13 District Council, Porthmadog to Miss Morley, Secretary, Borth-y-Gest W.I. regarding purchasing a Christmas tree. X M 10893/1/6/2 1971 LETTER from E. Francis Roberts, March 11 Surveyor/Public Health Inspector, Porthmadog Urban District Council to Miss Morley, Hon. Secretary, Borth-y-Gest W.I. regarding the dismissal of Mr. Acwila Humphreys. X M 10893/1/6/3 1971 LETTER from E.G. Gomm, Transport Users March 23 Consultative Committee for Wales and Monmouthshire, Cardiff to Mrs. Morley, Hon. Secretary Borth-y-Gest W.I. regarding the proposed withdrawal of railway passenger services Machynlleth/Pwllheli (Cambrian Coast) line. X M 10893/1/6/4 1971 LETTER from E.G. Gomm, Transport Users Dec 9 Consultative Committee for Wales and Monmouthshire regarding proposal to close the Cambrian line and additional bus services. Enclosed: BUS TIMETABLE of proposed replacement bus service. (2 items). X M 10893/1/6/5 1972 LETTER from E. Francis Roberts, March 17 Surveyor/Public Health Inspector, Porthmadog Urban District Council, Porthmadog to Miss Morley, Hon. Secretary, Borth-y-Gest W.I. regarding the Christmas tree at Borth-y-Gest. X M 10893/1/6/6 1972 LETTER from R.W. Jackson, Headmaster, April 25 Ysgol Eifionydd, Porthmadog to Miss Morley, Dolphin Cottage, Borth-y-Gest, thanking her for her letter regarding vandalism. X M 10893/1/6/7 1973 LETTER from J. Rees, Y Swyddfa Gymreig, May 2 Cathays Park, Caerdydd to Mrs. Gwynedd Morley, Dolphin Cottage, Borth-y-Gest regarding an out-patients' service at Madoc Memorial Hospital. X M 10893/1/6/8 1978 LLYTHYR oddiwrth Dafydd Wigley A.S., Ebrill 30 Ty'r Cyffredin, Llundain ynglyn ag adroddiad y Comisiwn Brenhinol ar Gyfrifoldeb Sifil a Iawndal am Niweidiau Personol. Amgeuwyd: LLYTHYR oddiwrth Dafydd Wigley A.S., Ty'r Cyffredin, Llundain at Mrs. E. Lloyd Jones, Fron Fair, Stryd Meisi, Porthmadog ynglyn a ceir yn gyrru ym Mhorth-y-Gest. Dyddiedig 11 Mai 1978. Cefnodwyd: LLYTHYR (Draft) oddiwrth Ellen Lloyd Jones, Ysgrifennyddes at [Dafydd Wigley] ynglyn a cefnogaeth yr ymgyrch i ennill iawndal i chwarelwyr Gwynedd, ac yn diolch am ei lythyr ynglyn a'r broblem ceir. X M 10893/1/6/9 n.d. LETTER offering discount prices to see "Oliver" at the Astra Theatre, Llandudno. X M 10893/1/7/1-3 Best Kept Village Award Scheme X M 10893/1/7/1 1977 LLYTHYR oddiwrth Cyngor Gwlad Gwynedd mewn cydweithrediad a Cymdeithas Diogelu Harddwch Cymru ynglyn a chystadleuaeth y pentref taclusaf. X M 10893/1/7/2 d.d. TAFLEN dull marcio cystadleuaeth y pentref taclusaf. X M 10893/1/7/3 n.d. LETTER from V. Setley, C.P.R.W., Best Kept Village Award Scheme, Betws-y-Coed to Miss Morley regarding Borth-y-Gest entry in the competition. Enclosed: LIST of entrants and the semi-finalist ­ county winner. X M 10893/1/8/1-2 Miscellaneous X M 10893/1/8/1 1965 APPLICATION FORM by Borth-y-Gest W.I. April for registration under the Small Lotteries and Gaming Act 1956. X M 10893/1/8/2 1974 BUNDLE OF LEAFLETS regarding Feb metrication and decimalisation from the Metrication Board. [10 items] X M 10893/2/1-10 CAERNARVONSHIRE FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S INSTITUTES. XM 10893/2/1/1-5 Yearbooks. YEARBOOK. X M 10893/2/1/1 1968 YEARBOOK. X M 10893/2/1/2 1969 YEARBOOK - 1920-1970 Golden Jubilee. XM 10893/2/1/3 1970 YEARBOOK. X M 10893/2/1/4 1971 YEARBOOK. X M 10893/2/1/5 1973 Annual Reports X M 10893/2/2/1-9 ANNUAL REPORT. X M 10893/2/2/1 1958 ANNUAL REPORT. X M 10893/2/2/2 1960 ANNUAL REPORT. X M 10893/2/2/3 1962 ANNUAL REPORT. XM 10893/2/2/4 1963 ANNUAL REPORT. X M 10893/2/2/5 1964 X M 10893/2/2/6 1966 ANNUAL REPORT.
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