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W. I. EXECUTIVE MEETS Among the delegates attending the 13th biennial conference of District 3 Alberta Women's Institutes which opened today at the Capri Motor Hotel are. left to right, front row. M r s. J . T. Morrisroe. Red Deer Centre constituency convene)'; M r s . M. G. Roberts. AWI president: Mrs. C A. Quail. Round Hill, district directur, and Mrs. S. Swainson, Red Deer West c H. W. Wight back row, ft Mamao; Mrs Consort. - onvener. Other constituency con- K. Huse, Alliance; M i Trotter, Stettler, and M r s . M. Hennan. ( Staff Photo) W. l. s Adopt Litter Bag Resolution Mrs. C. A. Quail. Round H i l l , j and Mrs. H. W. Wright of Czar were elected delegates to t he Federated Women's Institutes of Canada convention to be held in I Halifax in June. They were elected at the final | session. Saturday afternoon of the ; 13 biennial conference of d i s t r i c t1 III Alberta Women's Institutes. The convention adopted a resolution to be directed to the AWI council requesting t h e Tourist Bureau of the Alberta Government to promote [ he use of litter bags in the province to be distributed through hotels, motels, and garages. A resolution calling for control after s a l e of insecticides and pesticides was referred to the branches for further sludv. NORTHERN INSTITUTES Mrs. R. Tozer. provincial convener for United Nations and exchange programs spoke about I newly formed institute branches in the Northwest Territories and the Yukon. The institutes in Canada hope, i by 1967.' to raise $ 20,000 to be used to a s s i s t the northern] branches with self improvement programs of education as well I as with gifts of equipment and! materials. L She said the southern Canadian branches can h e l p northern | branches by finding sale outlets for their handicrafts a n d by sending them baby clothes, used clothing, bazaar items, magazines, and sewing materials. Mrs. Tozer said there are now 11 W. I. branches in the north, some with all Indian membership, s o m e all Eskimo, and others. Indian, Eskimo and while. The northern branches are being organized through a UNESCO plan administered bv the FWIC. HEALTH, HOME EC. Mrs. A. Olson, provincial convener of health and home economics outlined for delegates Saturday morning, s o m e of the health problems which face each I member of the family. She urged | parents to include activities in their lives in which children could take part, and to make an effort to make the home the centre of the child's life. She said the greatest danger to a child's physical health now is loo little exercise and too many sweets. She suggested that wives should a s s u m e responsibility for the health of their husbands and should be familiar with diseases such as heart renditions. In discussing the teenager. Mrs Olson said they shoulo be warned of the effects of drinking on mental as well as physical health.
Object Description
Rating | |
Title | Pine Lake History - 1956-1975 |
Subject | AWI; Pine Lake Branch |
Description | Branch History |
Language | en |
Format | application/pdf |
Type | text |
Source | Alberta Women's Institutes |
Identifier | awi0811092 |
Date | 2007 |
Collection | Alberta Women's Institutes - Collective Memory |
Repository | AU Digital Library |
Copyright | For Private Study and Research Use Only |
Description
Title | Page 76 |
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 | W. I. EXECUTIVE MEETS Among the delegates attending the 13th biennial conference of District 3 Alberta Women's Institutes which opened today at the Capri Motor Hotel are. left to right, front row. M r s. J . T. Morrisroe. Red Deer Centre constituency convene)'; M r s . M. G. Roberts. AWI president: Mrs. C A. Quail. Round Hill, district directur, and Mrs. S. Swainson, Red Deer West c H. W. Wight back row, ft Mamao; Mrs Consort. - onvener. Other constituency con- K. Huse, Alliance; M i Trotter, Stettler, and M r s . M. Hennan. ( Staff Photo) W. l. s Adopt Litter Bag Resolution Mrs. C. A. Quail. Round H i l l , j and Mrs. H. W. Wright of Czar were elected delegates to t he Federated Women's Institutes of Canada convention to be held in I Halifax in June. They were elected at the final | session. Saturday afternoon of the ; 13 biennial conference of d i s t r i c t1 III Alberta Women's Institutes. The convention adopted a resolution to be directed to the AWI council requesting t h e Tourist Bureau of the Alberta Government to promote [ he use of litter bags in the province to be distributed through hotels, motels, and garages. A resolution calling for control after s a l e of insecticides and pesticides was referred to the branches for further sludv. NORTHERN INSTITUTES Mrs. R. Tozer. provincial convener for United Nations and exchange programs spoke about I newly formed institute branches in the Northwest Territories and the Yukon. The institutes in Canada hope, i by 1967.' to raise $ 20,000 to be used to a s s i s t the northern] branches with self improvement programs of education as well I as with gifts of equipment and! materials. L She said the southern Canadian branches can h e l p northern | branches by finding sale outlets for their handicrafts a n d by sending them baby clothes, used clothing, bazaar items, magazines, and sewing materials. Mrs. Tozer said there are now 11 W. I. branches in the north, some with all Indian membership, s o m e all Eskimo, and others. Indian, Eskimo and while. The northern branches are being organized through a UNESCO plan administered bv the FWIC. HEALTH, HOME EC. Mrs. A. Olson, provincial convener of health and home economics outlined for delegates Saturday morning, s o m e of the health problems which face each I member of the family. She urged | parents to include activities in their lives in which children could take part, and to make an effort to make the home the centre of the child's life. She said the greatest danger to a child's physical health now is loo little exercise and too many sweets. She suggested that wives should a s s u m e responsibility for the health of their husbands and should be familiar with diseases such as heart renditions. In discussing the teenager. Mrs Olson said they shoulo be warned of the effects of drinking on mental as well as physical health. |
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