Macdonald Institute and Culinary Olympics memorabilia belonging to Mildred (Fleck) Snyder, Mac '34. 1932- 1997.

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Macdonald Institute and Culinary Olympics memorabilia belonging to Mildred (Fleck) Snyder, Mac '34. 1932- 1997.

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Oversize file includes poster for a Conservative Lawn Fete, June 4, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L.E. Fleck, Georgetown; poster for a Conservative Rally in Exhibition Park, Guelph, June 14, with Mildred Fleck, Georgetown, listed as one of the speakers. Includes Macdonald Institute crests and letters, cooking notebook (1932-1933), programs for various campus events; "Mothercraft Instruction" by Mildred Fleck in the "OAC Review", April-May 1934; autographed 1934 "Libranni"; Macdonald alumnae news clipping with photograph of M. Snyder and others, 1965; her handwritten speech at 1974 class reunion; biographical articles and clippings on M. Snyder and the Fleck family; recipe scrapbook; Culinary Olympics information, correspondence and photographs, 1984-1996; loose recipes, articles, notes, and correspondence.

2 boxes, 1 oversize file.

University of Guelph. McLaughlin Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7880997

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Fleck, L. Edward.

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Macdonald Institute

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Conservative Party of Canada

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Fleck, Mildred C.

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Culinary Olympics.

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Fleck family.

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Snyder, Mildred C.

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Macdonald Institute. Students. (1932-1934 : Fleck)

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Mildred Fleck graduated from Macdonald Institute as a dietician with a certificate (H.E.3) in Institutional Management. She was Student Council President from 1933-1934. She married industrialist Clive Snyder and moved to Kitchener. During World War II, she taught low-cost nutrition for the gas company and trained homemakers. M. Snyder was a world traveller, mountain trekker, skier, scuba diver, glider, and a gourmet cook. Her interest in cooking took her to the Culinary Olympics to cheer on the...

Young Canada Conservative Association.

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