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Pine Lake WT - Isabelle Beck
Constituency Convener Trudy
Carson was special guest report-ingon
the January Workshop. She
told us that the agricultural program
is going well and that other
provinces are interested. Urban
students are enrolled in Agricultural
Colleges and new courses are
needed.
There was a 50% response to
the Rural Child Care Survey.
Branches have been asked to
study ' Waterways' in 1991.
Former Senator Martha Belish,
a member of Women's Institutes,
has written a book, Women in
Politics, which should be of great
interest to members.
Minute Minders were given by
Pine Lake members:
1. The All American Selection of
winners of new seed varieties;
2. The nutrition myths of the red
meat industry;
3. How to get more input from
meetings;
4. The appeal by the ' Concerned
Citizens of Pine Lake' to the Public
Health Advisory and Appeal
Board that a regional landfill not
be placed at the headwaters of
Pine Lake; and
5. Members are reminded to finish
handicraft for entry at the
Handicraft Tea in Red Deer.
Recycle Poster, a branch project,
was taken to the District 3
Conference and will be judged and
later displayed at the Provincial
Convention.
Gayle Olson president, and
newest grandmother of the Pine
Lake WI, welcomed 13 members
to the March meeting.
Handicraft convener Lillie
Clutton asked for handicraft to be
turned in by April 17, 1991.
Mini reports were given by the
educational conveners.
The Heart Fund card party
provided an enjoyable evening and
brought in $ 375 by way of admission
and donations. Ladies high -
Donna Vincent, low - Helen Harris,
travel - Ruth Richards. Men's
high - Doris Warke, low - John
Sawyer, travel - Bob Lawrence.
District 3 Conference, Norseman
Inn, Camrose, was attended
by delegate Gayle Olson and Doris
Warke. It was a two- day conference
with good attendance.
The program was given by Citizenship
and Legislation convener,
Isabelle Beck who presented ' Rare
moment of plain speech in Commons'
by Carol Goar. David
MacDonald still believes in the
tradition of intelligent parliamentary
debate. The speech he delivered
in regard to Wilson's budget
caused the level of debate in the
House of Commons to rise considerably.
' Surely what we are addressing
is the health of the country,'
he said, and wondered if parliamentarians,
as a group, were
really serving the country by taking
sides on difficult economic issues.
Ft hfMa. r.
RED DEER CENTRE WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
CONSTITUENCY CONFERENCE
1 « 9>< 5> 1
U P - S W I N G W I T H M E D I^
FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1991.
Red Deer « < D i s t r i c t Museum S< Archives
4551 - 47A Ave.
Red Deer, AB
Object Description
| Rating | |
| Title | Pine Lake History - 1990-1999 |
| Subject | AWI: Pine Lake Branch |
| Description | Branch History |
| Language | en |
| Format | application/pdf |
| Type | text |
| Source | Alberta Women's Institutes |
| Identifier | awi0811091 |
| Date | 2007 |
| Collection | Alberta Women's Institutes - Collective Memory |
| Repository | AU Digital Library |
| Copyright | For Private Study and Research Use Only |
Description
| Title | Page 15 |
| 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 | Pine Lake WT - Isabelle Beck Constituency Convener Trudy Carson was special guest report-ingon the January Workshop. She told us that the agricultural program is going well and that other provinces are interested. Urban students are enrolled in Agricultural Colleges and new courses are needed. There was a 50% response to the Rural Child Care Survey. Branches have been asked to study ' Waterways' in 1991. Former Senator Martha Belish, a member of Women's Institutes, has written a book, Women in Politics, which should be of great interest to members. Minute Minders were given by Pine Lake members: 1. The All American Selection of winners of new seed varieties; 2. The nutrition myths of the red meat industry; 3. How to get more input from meetings; 4. The appeal by the ' Concerned Citizens of Pine Lake' to the Public Health Advisory and Appeal Board that a regional landfill not be placed at the headwaters of Pine Lake; and 5. Members are reminded to finish handicraft for entry at the Handicraft Tea in Red Deer. Recycle Poster, a branch project, was taken to the District 3 Conference and will be judged and later displayed at the Provincial Convention. Gayle Olson president, and newest grandmother of the Pine Lake WI, welcomed 13 members to the March meeting. Handicraft convener Lillie Clutton asked for handicraft to be turned in by April 17, 1991. Mini reports were given by the educational conveners. The Heart Fund card party provided an enjoyable evening and brought in $ 375 by way of admission and donations. Ladies high - Donna Vincent, low - Helen Harris, travel - Ruth Richards. Men's high - Doris Warke, low - John Sawyer, travel - Bob Lawrence. District 3 Conference, Norseman Inn, Camrose, was attended by delegate Gayle Olson and Doris Warke. It was a two- day conference with good attendance. The program was given by Citizenship and Legislation convener, Isabelle Beck who presented ' Rare moment of plain speech in Commons' by Carol Goar. David MacDonald still believes in the tradition of intelligent parliamentary debate. The speech he delivered in regard to Wilson's budget caused the level of debate in the House of Commons to rise considerably. ' Surely what we are addressing is the health of the country,' he said, and wondered if parliamentarians, as a group, were really serving the country by taking sides on difficult economic issues. Ft hfMa. r. RED DEER CENTRE WOMEN'S INSTITUTE CONSTITUENCY CONFERENCE 1 « 9>< 5> 1 U P - S W I N G W I T H M E D I^ FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1991. Red Deer « < D i s t r i c t Museum S< Archives 4551 - 47A Ave. Red Deer, AB |
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