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8 OUTSTANDING
^ as
RTICLES R. D. Con. 1996
" THE GREAT PARKING DILEMMA"
- Doris Warke, Kathleen Lawrence
H i g h l i g h t s of t h e WI C o n s t i t u e n c y C o n f e r e n ce
By Helen Williams
Red Deer Centre Constituency Conference was held May
3, at the Red Deer Museum's Stewart Room. Forty- five
ladies attended the annual, one- day event with Balmoral WI
taking home the branch attendance prize.
Greetings were extended from the
City of Red Deer by Alderman Bob
Sehnell. Director Moms Flewelling
spoke on behalf of the museum.
Hazel Swainson, AWI vice- president
was the provincial representative
and Grace Grover, director from
District 3. Incoming director,
Marcclla Basco and AWI past- president
Ethel Morrisroe attended also.
Convener Helen Williams presided
with Carol Tronnes as constituency
secretary. Following O Canada, the
Mary Stewart Collect was repeated.
The memorial was conducted by
Pat Maync, assisted by pianist
Kathleen Lawrence. A moment of
silence, readings and roses were presented
in memory of members who
passed away during the year.
Director Grace Grover took park
in the business portion, revealing
events to take place in the near future.
Hazel Swainson brought information
on AWI and Associated Country
Women of the World with emphasis
on the 1997 celebration, in Hamilton,
Ontario, of Women's Institute
Centennial.
Lillie Clutton introduced and
thanked speaker Linda Wilson from \
the Alzheimer Association. Linda
gave an informative presentation, noting
the increase of Alzheimer patients
and to be aware of particular signs of |
the disease.
Retiring home economics conven- ,
er Marion Brown was thanked for her!
lime and efforts in preparing the1
lunches and teas. Florence Rutten, of |
Blackfalds WI now has ihe position.
After another successful handicraft
exhibit, Gayle Olson presented the
attending.
Adding to enjoyment of the conference,
Balmoral and Pine Lake
branches each entertained with a
humorous skit. Lacombe contributed
two Women's Institute songs.
Evelyn Cressey, Ridgewood WI,
was presented a gift for her prompt
secretary reports in detail, a total of 30
items over the past three years.
OF NEEDLEWORK FAME
Gayle Olson, right, receives the Vi Hay award from Lillie Clutton for
stitt h< r \ and needlework.
long awaited awards. Gayle thanked
everyone for their contribution of help
and/ or items and suggested an early
start for next year.
Marion Brown had the constituency
history book on display and
requested additional histories to keep
this book up- to- date. All displays,
education convener and secretary
reports were appreciated by those |
Vi. Moore, Ridgewood WI has !
accepted the position of constituency
convener She is wished the best and |
we, as a constituency, look forward to
the coming years.
Courtesy report was given by
Marilyn Wattenbarger. God Save The 1
Queen brought the 1996 conference to
a close.
fr\<* f Pine Lake - Doris Warke
Birthday greetings were sung for
four members. Millie Munro, Sandy
Baker- Anderson, Gayle Olson and
Vera Pierce followed by recitation of
our WI creed.
Marion Brown reported on a very
I successful 40th Pine Lake WI
anniversary celebration in April
Kathleen Lawrence told us that two
packets were sent to support the
Squares for Zambia project and also
stated that we had won second place a
the annual handicraft competition ai^
the Red Deer WI constituency level.
Delegate Marilyn Wattenbarger
reported on the Red Deer WI
Constituency Conference held at the
Red Deer Museum.
Social Services convener Gayle
Olson, told us that a total of $ 190 had
been collected during our cancer can-
I vass.
Plans were completed for the
annual coffee party which was held at
the Hub, June 5, as well as a reminder
about the Farmer's Market, which we
sponsor, at the Pine Lake Bi- Lo service
station every Friday from 3 - 7
p. m. Our new project is to recycle our
1986 calenders, which were left over,
for the year 1997. The dates will be
the same for that year.
A registration was sent for a delegate
to attend the June AWI convention
in Camrose.
Health convener, Isabelle Beck,
presented her program on health
which included a packet which she
has prepared on the use of barley
flour.
Object Description
| Rating | |
| Title | Pine Lake History - 1990-1999 |
| Subject | AWI: Pine Lake Branch |
| Description | Branch History |
| Language | en |
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| 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 75 |
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| Collection | Alberta Women's Institutes - Collective Memory |
| Repository | AU Digital Library |
| Copyright | For Private Study and Research Use Only |
| Transcript | 8 OUTSTANDING ^ as RTICLES R. D. Con. 1996 " THE GREAT PARKING DILEMMA" - Doris Warke, Kathleen Lawrence H i g h l i g h t s of t h e WI C o n s t i t u e n c y C o n f e r e n ce By Helen Williams Red Deer Centre Constituency Conference was held May 3, at the Red Deer Museum's Stewart Room. Forty- five ladies attended the annual, one- day event with Balmoral WI taking home the branch attendance prize. Greetings were extended from the City of Red Deer by Alderman Bob Sehnell. Director Moms Flewelling spoke on behalf of the museum. Hazel Swainson, AWI vice- president was the provincial representative and Grace Grover, director from District 3. Incoming director, Marcclla Basco and AWI past- president Ethel Morrisroe attended also. Convener Helen Williams presided with Carol Tronnes as constituency secretary. Following O Canada, the Mary Stewart Collect was repeated. The memorial was conducted by Pat Maync, assisted by pianist Kathleen Lawrence. A moment of silence, readings and roses were presented in memory of members who passed away during the year. Director Grace Grover took park in the business portion, revealing events to take place in the near future. Hazel Swainson brought information on AWI and Associated Country Women of the World with emphasis on the 1997 celebration, in Hamilton, Ontario, of Women's Institute Centennial. Lillie Clutton introduced and thanked speaker Linda Wilson from \ the Alzheimer Association. Linda gave an informative presentation, noting the increase of Alzheimer patients and to be aware of particular signs of | the disease. Retiring home economics conven- , er Marion Brown was thanked for her! lime and efforts in preparing the1 lunches and teas. Florence Rutten, of | Blackfalds WI now has ihe position. After another successful handicraft exhibit, Gayle Olson presented the attending. Adding to enjoyment of the conference, Balmoral and Pine Lake branches each entertained with a humorous skit. Lacombe contributed two Women's Institute songs. Evelyn Cressey, Ridgewood WI, was presented a gift for her prompt secretary reports in detail, a total of 30 items over the past three years. OF NEEDLEWORK FAME Gayle Olson, right, receives the Vi Hay award from Lillie Clutton for stitt h< r \ and needlework. long awaited awards. Gayle thanked everyone for their contribution of help and/ or items and suggested an early start for next year. Marion Brown had the constituency history book on display and requested additional histories to keep this book up- to- date. All displays, education convener and secretary reports were appreciated by those | Vi. Moore, Ridgewood WI has ! accepted the position of constituency convener She is wished the best and | we, as a constituency, look forward to the coming years. Courtesy report was given by Marilyn Wattenbarger. God Save The 1 Queen brought the 1996 conference to a close. fr\<* f Pine Lake - Doris Warke Birthday greetings were sung for four members. Millie Munro, Sandy Baker- Anderson, Gayle Olson and Vera Pierce followed by recitation of our WI creed. Marion Brown reported on a very I successful 40th Pine Lake WI anniversary celebration in April Kathleen Lawrence told us that two packets were sent to support the Squares for Zambia project and also stated that we had won second place a the annual handicraft competition ai^ the Red Deer WI constituency level. Delegate Marilyn Wattenbarger reported on the Red Deer WI Constituency Conference held at the Red Deer Museum. Social Services convener Gayle Olson, told us that a total of $ 190 had been collected during our cancer can- I vass. Plans were completed for the annual coffee party which was held at the Hub, June 5, as well as a reminder about the Farmer's Market, which we sponsor, at the Pine Lake Bi- Lo service station every Friday from 3 - 7 p. m. Our new project is to recycle our 1986 calenders, which were left over, for the year 1997. The dates will be the same for that year. A registration was sent for a delegate to attend the June AWI convention in Camrose. Health convener, Isabelle Beck, presented her program on health which included a packet which she has prepared on the use of barley flour. |
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