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Alberta ^ Homcna < 3lustiiuics DISTRICT 3 CONFERENCE & WORKSHOP % A 9: 00- 11: 50 if 11: 50- 1: 00 1: 10- 4: 00 MARCH 7 & 8 1990 A Taste of Communication H 2 Sxecutive address , District business Shirleyan Hammer Lunch Constituency roll call Presentation by the Alberta Lung Association Colleen McPhee Alberta Farm Women's Network Faye Mayberry TransAlta Utilities — Ejier£ y Management Courtesy Report & Conference wrapup Coffee fill. ~ A/ cL+ uU- t^ L^ J-Friendship achieved through A. C. W. W. It is with sadness that I report the death of my Australian pen friend. Rosalie Newton, on Feb. 6, 1990 in her eighty- fourth year. February 8, 199$ is the date of the A. C. W. W. communique from London. England indicating Miss Ada Newton representing the HADEN, Queensland Country Women's Association was to be the friendship link for the Pine Lake Women's Institute of Alberta, Canada. Over the years. Mrs. Vera Pierce has continuously written to Ada, while I wrote to Ada's sister, Rosalie. What a marvelous experience this has been and still exists regardless of distance or age difference! This friendship took my husband, Roy, and me to Haden. Australia in Febraury. 1974 when we met our friends, their family, and neighbours. It brought Rosalie's brother and his wife, Les and Shirley Newton, to our farm at Pine lake in the summer of 1979. In 1980 our daughter, Debra. was welcomed into the Newton's home and remains in contact with Rosealie's niece, Glenda. The circle widens and even though ONE link has been broken. 27 years of friendship has established roots which have grown to a lasting bond. What a great achievement by two branch members working through A. C. W. W. Thankyou for coming and a safe journey home. gttvHipPwhniooareIoiNa ttnone eTPtnDhdr. hsEhde i n oaef i itc aenror ooorLstbdna t vthA rfiLtt eh catyharKrenra eneaT k cd Esf- Hehe ootA a svl 8e,- u esm. eW0erce tAbirocInoae setn. ptimlcnIoaerld. rtlsr bnaie lCb vs e apde snoo2alrlosald1n tt feec2a. v eb tt 0r Ahee Brone tavh rfntnee iieao encsctchwr nipokhetReinec e eicvdlnAddelteieevs nl vOlaleeDe nenlildylnde se r ikWnitgcaErhrekendenvie sinrs opthn ocemklaeelaeth nnyoetf. r s ' lCo wtoon vktoeenexpo,' r nh Doamtuorreaissl an• d sTdtraepWpwmheniunlhdreaddoiecisnecc uTaApeu enrdtcsh poetdroeoh bgeeerl- fanaorcrr te ic iblchoutrichghatim- anranlcueokdee nrgoowsgl aeactd htuntte- h ebeiipoolnorrder leaf lrug r i a tolp ba c isstnor rrlp oreaooooeebtnc, nlticwuuiasenin oikvelnnnftsgloghsnansgtd re vse. wt i ed o ase ia tndcfensnian nocdst vote eo tth saeae rtvohttg, nrrnes ryoe op. i dic qmrmwo rgs Meoudio mrP, pieg$ eenu . ra1rlsewgdotaa ph4rnmv rsin5olwoiT, syle. tt rtwi not nare a enorotsg enthe dnhntets. othfe M Teuldolitephse trb ' som uDoqatuyhee trss wpreer'es9e n0ptr, e sienn tehdon otor Alberta Women's Institutes are asked to be part of many varied and interesting functions in the Province and it is for this reason that the AWI executive is asking for names of members who will be willing to represent AWI at Conferences, Seminars and Work shops throughout Alberta. Pine Lake - Isabelle Beck Roll call for the June meeting was ' What do you plan to do during the summer?' Fourteen members were present and each educational convener gave a ' Minute ! Under* report. Seventy- three ladies attended the Pine Lake Annual Coffee Party. There was representation for each branch in the constituency. Newly elected constituency convener Trudy Carson, as well as past constituency convener Grace Grover attended. Kathleen Lawrence, delegate to the A. W. I. Olds Convention brought back an informative report to the branch. Sale of jelly from the ' Annual Jelly Project' will be in the fall. Health convener Wanda Andrews spoke on dieting. Dieting by soft, slow music, she said, slows food intake with less eaten. Soft, slow music decreases blood pressure ratings. She spoke of fat, the Number One diet enemy of good health. Carbohydrate preloading is one way to take in less fat. The carbohydrates have to be converted to fat - a process that burns calories. Research shows that 75 per cent of pepple see health benefits when they move from a high- fat to a low- fat diet. Gayle Olson, Win Tester, Mary Lawrence Greta Fiske & Marion Brown serve table
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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 |
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Title | Page 5 |
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 | Alberta ^ Homcna < 3lustiiuics DISTRICT 3 CONFERENCE & WORKSHOP % A 9: 00- 11: 50 if 11: 50- 1: 00 1: 10- 4: 00 MARCH 7 & 8 1990 A Taste of Communication H 2 Sxecutive address , District business Shirleyan Hammer Lunch Constituency roll call Presentation by the Alberta Lung Association Colleen McPhee Alberta Farm Women's Network Faye Mayberry TransAlta Utilities — Ejier£ y Management Courtesy Report & Conference wrapup Coffee fill. ~ A/ cL+ uU- t^ L^ J-Friendship achieved through A. C. W. W. It is with sadness that I report the death of my Australian pen friend. Rosalie Newton, on Feb. 6, 1990 in her eighty- fourth year. February 8, 199$ is the date of the A. C. W. W. communique from London. England indicating Miss Ada Newton representing the HADEN, Queensland Country Women's Association was to be the friendship link for the Pine Lake Women's Institute of Alberta, Canada. Over the years. Mrs. Vera Pierce has continuously written to Ada, while I wrote to Ada's sister, Rosalie. What a marvelous experience this has been and still exists regardless of distance or age difference! This friendship took my husband, Roy, and me to Haden. Australia in Febraury. 1974 when we met our friends, their family, and neighbours. It brought Rosalie's brother and his wife, Les and Shirley Newton, to our farm at Pine lake in the summer of 1979. In 1980 our daughter, Debra. was welcomed into the Newton's home and remains in contact with Rosealie's niece, Glenda. The circle widens and even though ONE link has been broken. 27 years of friendship has established roots which have grown to a lasting bond. What a great achievement by two branch members working through A. C. W. W. Thankyou for coming and a safe journey home. gttvHipPwhniooareIoiNa ttnone eTPtnDhdr. hsEhde i n oaef i itc aenror ooorLstbdna t vthA rfiLtt eh catyharKrenra eneaT k cd Esf- Hehe ootA a svl 8e,- u esm. eW0erce tAbirocInoae setn. ptimlcnIoaerld. rtlsr bnaie lCb vs e apde snoo2alrlosald1n tt feec2a. v eb tt 0r Ahee Brone tavh rfntnee iieao encsctchwr nipokhetReinec e eicvdlnAddelteieevs nl vOlaleeDe nenlildylnde se r ikWnitgcaErhrekendenvie sinrs opthn ocemklaeelaeth nnyoetf. r s ' lCo wtoon vktoeenexpo,' r nh Doamtuorreaissl an• d sTdtraepWpwmheniunlhdreaddoiecisnecc uTaApeu enrdtcsh poetdroeoh bgeeerl- fanaorcrr te ic iblchoutrichghatim- anranlcueokdee nrgoowsgl aeactd htuntte- h ebeiipoolnorrder leaf lrug r i a tolp ba c isstnor rrlp oreaooooeebtnc, nlticwuuiasenin oikvelnnnftsgloghsnansgtd re vse. wt i ed o ase ia tndcfensnian nocdst vote eo tth saeae rtvohttg, nrrnes ryoe op. i dic qmrmwo rgs Meoudio mrP, pieg$ eenu . ra1rlsewgdotaa ph4rnmv rsin5olwoiT, syle. tt rtwi not nare a enorotsg enthe dnhntets. othfe M Teuldolitephse trb ' som uDoqatuyhee trss wpreer'es9e n0ptr, e sienn tehdon otor Alberta Women's Institutes are asked to be part of many varied and interesting functions in the Province and it is for this reason that the AWI executive is asking for names of members who will be willing to represent AWI at Conferences, Seminars and Work shops throughout Alberta. Pine Lake - Isabelle Beck Roll call for the June meeting was ' What do you plan to do during the summer?' Fourteen members were present and each educational convener gave a ' Minute ! Under* report. Seventy- three ladies attended the Pine Lake Annual Coffee Party. There was representation for each branch in the constituency. Newly elected constituency convener Trudy Carson, as well as past constituency convener Grace Grover attended. Kathleen Lawrence, delegate to the A. W. I. Olds Convention brought back an informative report to the branch. Sale of jelly from the ' Annual Jelly Project' will be in the fall. Health convener Wanda Andrews spoke on dieting. Dieting by soft, slow music, she said, slows food intake with less eaten. Soft, slow music decreases blood pressure ratings. She spoke of fat, the Number One diet enemy of good health. Carbohydrate preloading is one way to take in less fat. The carbohydrates have to be converted to fat - a process that burns calories. Research shows that 75 per cent of pepple see health benefits when they move from a high- fat to a low- fat diet. Gayle Olson, Win Tester, Mary Lawrence Greta Fiske & Marion Brown serve table |
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