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2001 EVENTS ( Continued)
SPEAKERS and their TOPICS ( Cont'd.)
Teressa Greening— CREATING A BUTTERFLY GARDEN— attracting butterflies add to
a more harmonious environment
Irma Lawrence— Optimism and Moderation Lead to a Longer Life— Education program
stimulating interest in taking control of ones daily habits.
Pam Robertson— Red Deer Kiwanis Safety City training instructor — Gave members a
tour of the facility and a brief review of the safety program
Isabelle Beck - Afghanistan Terrorists and the Sept. 1It h attack on the World Centre, New
York
Kathleen Lawrence— Granddaughter. Carol Duborg, hosted Japanese friends at Pine Lake.
IX'ns Warke Christmas " on Hands" cial't session making Christmas boxes and
decorations
Marilyn Wattenbarger Sharing the simple, free gifts of living.
Teressa Greemny Corsair Exploration Inc's application to remove 80 million/ year of
water from the North Saskatchewan River
BRANCH AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES:
AWI Membership Dues $ 15 00/ member ( PLWI members pay $ 5 00)
Fun time with one member in charge each month
Secret Sisters names drawn for remembering birthdays and anniversaries
Stocking Project continues with one dime for January, two for Feb., etc
Heart Fund Card Part)' - 6 tables of whist with $ 388.00 donations
Place Mat Workshop — February 24/ 01 with Doris Warke as instructor to 7 participants
Road Side Clean Up - April 28 with WI members and families participating.
Cancer Canvas -$ 180 00
Children's Garden Club— Twenty of the twenty- nine registered gardens were judged by
Beth Smith Winners of the four categories were: Morgan MacFadyen, Jackie Clutton, Alex Clutton and Linda
Holt. The Special Competition was ( iourj. s and judged at the Halloween party
W. I. Corner - The comer was again attractive with the usual flowers and the branch
paying for the summer grass cutting by Les Snider Volunteers kept the flowers attractive
Coffee Party - Sixty- eight attended the annual event with $ 385.50realized Vera Jeffery,
Blanche Cunningham and Ella Sawyer were winners of the draws.
FWIC Volunteer by the Luck of the Draw was Vera Pierce Her name was submitted to
Constituency level
Farmers' Market Sponsored by PLWI at the Pine Lake BiLo for 12 Fridays from June-
Sept , 2001 76 tables were rented for a branch profit of $ 380.00 from 92 volunteer hours.
Jelly Project - Kathleen Lawrence filled orders as they were received ( Sixteen sets of four
plus 15 individual jars)
Crossroads Ag Fair - PLWI sponsored the handicraft section. A prize was presented to
Phyllis Mangan.
Farm Safety Harvest Supper - Marion Brown, Kathleen Lawrence and Marilyn
Wattenbarger donated food and helped serve food at the outdoor supper served to workers of the GROW project.
Proceeds from the " Crystal Wheat" will go towards the construction of the Farm Safety Building.
Tour of Recycling ( Waste Management) Plant in Red Deer
HUB Horse Race Nite - A home made willow basket made by Bruce Elliott and filled
with three jars of jelly was auctioned as the branch contribution
Object Description
| Rating | |
| Title | Pine Lake History, 2000-December 31, 2007 |
| Subject | AWI; Pine Lake Branch |
| Description | Branch History |
| Language | en |
| Format | application/pdf |
| Type | text |
| Source | Alberta Women's Institutes |
| Identifier | awi0811090 |
| Date | 2007 |
| Collection | Alberta Women's Institutes - Collective Memory |
| Repository | AU Digital Library |
| Copyright | For Private Study and Research Use Only |
Description
| Title | Page 29 |
| Format | application/pdf |
| Source | AWI Collection |
| Collection | Alberta Women's Institutes - Collective Memory |
| Repository | AU Digital Library |
| Copyright | For Private Study and Research Use Only |
| Transcript | 2001 EVENTS ( Continued) SPEAKERS and their TOPICS ( Cont'd.) Teressa Greening— CREATING A BUTTERFLY GARDEN— attracting butterflies add to a more harmonious environment Irma Lawrence— Optimism and Moderation Lead to a Longer Life— Education program stimulating interest in taking control of ones daily habits. Pam Robertson— Red Deer Kiwanis Safety City training instructor — Gave members a tour of the facility and a brief review of the safety program Isabelle Beck - Afghanistan Terrorists and the Sept. 1It h attack on the World Centre, New York Kathleen Lawrence— Granddaughter. Carol Duborg, hosted Japanese friends at Pine Lake. IX'ns Warke Christmas " on Hands" cial't session making Christmas boxes and decorations Marilyn Wattenbarger Sharing the simple, free gifts of living. Teressa Greemny Corsair Exploration Inc's application to remove 80 million/ year of water from the North Saskatchewan River BRANCH AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: AWI Membership Dues $ 15 00/ member ( PLWI members pay $ 5 00) Fun time with one member in charge each month Secret Sisters names drawn for remembering birthdays and anniversaries Stocking Project continues with one dime for January, two for Feb., etc Heart Fund Card Part)' - 6 tables of whist with $ 388.00 donations Place Mat Workshop — February 24/ 01 with Doris Warke as instructor to 7 participants Road Side Clean Up - April 28 with WI members and families participating. Cancer Canvas -$ 180 00 Children's Garden Club— Twenty of the twenty- nine registered gardens were judged by Beth Smith Winners of the four categories were: Morgan MacFadyen, Jackie Clutton, Alex Clutton and Linda Holt. The Special Competition was ( iourj. s and judged at the Halloween party W. I. Corner - The comer was again attractive with the usual flowers and the branch paying for the summer grass cutting by Les Snider Volunteers kept the flowers attractive Coffee Party - Sixty- eight attended the annual event with $ 385.50realized Vera Jeffery, Blanche Cunningham and Ella Sawyer were winners of the draws. FWIC Volunteer by the Luck of the Draw was Vera Pierce Her name was submitted to Constituency level Farmers' Market Sponsored by PLWI at the Pine Lake BiLo for 12 Fridays from June- Sept , 2001 76 tables were rented for a branch profit of $ 380.00 from 92 volunteer hours. Jelly Project - Kathleen Lawrence filled orders as they were received ( Sixteen sets of four plus 15 individual jars) Crossroads Ag Fair - PLWI sponsored the handicraft section. A prize was presented to Phyllis Mangan. Farm Safety Harvest Supper - Marion Brown, Kathleen Lawrence and Marilyn Wattenbarger donated food and helped serve food at the outdoor supper served to workers of the GROW project. Proceeds from the " Crystal Wheat" will go towards the construction of the Farm Safety Building. Tour of Recycling ( Waste Management) Plant in Red Deer HUB Horse Race Nite - A home made willow basket made by Bruce Elliott and filled with three jars of jelly was auctioned as the branch contribution |
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