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Erland Lee Nomination The Members of the Cottonwood Women's Institute are pleased to nominate Norrie Cunningham for the prestigious Erland Lee Award. Nome began his involvement with the Cottonwood Women's Institute at a very young age as his mother Mrs. Ivy Cunningham was the first President of that branch. Norrie is the husband of the former District Five Director, Blanche Cunningham. Norrie was born February 21, 1940, the fourth child of Don and Ivy Cunningham, early pioneers of the Cottonwood District. Norrie attended Women's Institute meeting at a very young age with his mother. He fondly remembers his father driving his mother and the children in the democrat over very muddy roads to attend the local Women's Institute meeting. Norrie married Blanche Dallaire in December of 1960. Together they raised one son Michael and one daughter Anne on the family farm in the Cottonwood District. Blanche became an active member of the Cottonwood Women's Institute in 1967 where she is a Branch Life Member today. Norrie has supported all of Blanches many endeavors through the last 46 years. Norrie is always available to help set up tables and chairs for any Women's Institute function and provide the much needed assistance of removing these items after the event. On many occasions he has willingly sold tickets for raffles, fundraising events, or peeled potatoes and vegetables for events that the branch has catered to. Norrie can be easily found at a Women's Institute event preparation session cutting grass or shoveling snow from the sidewalks. He is always willing to provide the needed equipment even if this involves hauling the needed machinery to the event. During the Quilt Block Challenge Norrie willingly put up with hundreds of quilt blocks through out their home. By the completion of the Quilt Block Challenge Norrie was snipping threads off of the back of quilts, hanging quilts and building the needed equipment to hang the quilts. Norrie traveled to the Legislature Buildings in Edmonton to view the Centennial Quilt. Again on the trip to Edmonton, Norrie was busy lending a hand to any of the senior members who needed assistance in any way. Norrie has also been a strong supporter of all Constituency and Provincial Activities that Blanche was involved in. Norrie and Blanche together have provided funds to help with the annual Constituency Handicraft Day on a number of occasions. The charter day of the Cool Crafts Girls Club was very special for Norrie and Blanche as two of their grand- daughters were charter members.
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Transcript | Erland Lee Nomination The Members of the Cottonwood Women's Institute are pleased to nominate Norrie Cunningham for the prestigious Erland Lee Award. Nome began his involvement with the Cottonwood Women's Institute at a very young age as his mother Mrs. Ivy Cunningham was the first President of that branch. Norrie is the husband of the former District Five Director, Blanche Cunningham. Norrie was born February 21, 1940, the fourth child of Don and Ivy Cunningham, early pioneers of the Cottonwood District. Norrie attended Women's Institute meeting at a very young age with his mother. He fondly remembers his father driving his mother and the children in the democrat over very muddy roads to attend the local Women's Institute meeting. Norrie married Blanche Dallaire in December of 1960. Together they raised one son Michael and one daughter Anne on the family farm in the Cottonwood District. Blanche became an active member of the Cottonwood Women's Institute in 1967 where she is a Branch Life Member today. Norrie has supported all of Blanches many endeavors through the last 46 years. Norrie is always available to help set up tables and chairs for any Women's Institute function and provide the much needed assistance of removing these items after the event. On many occasions he has willingly sold tickets for raffles, fundraising events, or peeled potatoes and vegetables for events that the branch has catered to. Norrie can be easily found at a Women's Institute event preparation session cutting grass or shoveling snow from the sidewalks. He is always willing to provide the needed equipment even if this involves hauling the needed machinery to the event. During the Quilt Block Challenge Norrie willingly put up with hundreds of quilt blocks through out their home. By the completion of the Quilt Block Challenge Norrie was snipping threads off of the back of quilts, hanging quilts and building the needed equipment to hang the quilts. Norrie traveled to the Legislature Buildings in Edmonton to view the Centennial Quilt. Again on the trip to Edmonton, Norrie was busy lending a hand to any of the senior members who needed assistance in any way. Norrie has also been a strong supporter of all Constituency and Provincial Activities that Blanche was involved in. Norrie and Blanche together have provided funds to help with the annual Constituency Handicraft Day on a number of occasions. The charter day of the Cool Crafts Girls Club was very special for Norrie and Blanche as two of their grand- daughters were charter members. |
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