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HISTORY SUPPLEMENT OF THE ALBERTA WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
12
4. That W. I. Branches do not lend their names to Magazine salesmen.
5. That all Resolutions coming to the Provincial Convention be
supported by research data.
HANDICRAFT PRIZES:
1. Horse Shoe Canyon W. I. — Shield and $ 50.00
2. Warner W. I.
3. History — Red Deer W. I.
4. Scrapbook — Jackson W. I.
The Histories and the Scrapbooks were judged by Mrs. A. H.
Rogers and she urged all Branches to compile a record of their
happenings and achievements.
SPEAKERS:
MRS. NORMAN HEWITT — a lawyer and barrister spoke on
wills and estate planning. ( Since then she has spoken to many
groups throughout Alberta and conducted Short Courses).
MRS. E. J. ROYLANCE — F. W. I. C. President spoke on the expected
changes in our organization and how to capitalize on them.
DR. GORDON HIRABOYASHI — Department of Sociology &
Philosophy " Our Canadian Indian Study". How can our values and
thinking be changed so that Canadian Indians are accepted by
whites and themselves as they are?"
MISS LOUISE TADIKER — Co- Ordinator of Women's Activities
for National Highway Safety Council. " Safety on the Roads"
dominate the machine instead of it dominating us or it will destroy
us. It is in our hands.
DR. NANCY ADAMS— Area Vice President of ACWW spoke on
her recent visit to the Carribean — " If we are to build Friendship
around the World, we must give up thinking we have to have".
MRS. ETHEL MARLISS — C. A. C. along with two other speakers
gave timely tips on insurance and gimmicks of salepeople.
Object Description
| Rating | |
| Title | History Supplement of the Alberta Women's Institutes |
| Subject | AWI, History |
| Description | History Supplement 1956-1975 |
| Language | en |
| Format | application/pdf |
| Type | text |
| Source | Alberta Women's Institutes |
| Identifier | AWI0811034 |
| Date | 1975 |
| Collection | Alberta Women's Institutes - Collective Memory |
| Repository | AU Digital Library |
| Copyright | For Private Study and Research Use Only |
Description
| Title | Page 13 |
| 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 | HISTORY SUPPLEMENT OF THE ALBERTA WOMEN'S INSTITUTE 12 4. That W. I. Branches do not lend their names to Magazine salesmen. 5. That all Resolutions coming to the Provincial Convention be supported by research data. HANDICRAFT PRIZES: 1. Horse Shoe Canyon W. I. — Shield and $ 50.00 2. Warner W. I. 3. History — Red Deer W. I. 4. Scrapbook — Jackson W. I. The Histories and the Scrapbooks were judged by Mrs. A. H. Rogers and she urged all Branches to compile a record of their happenings and achievements. SPEAKERS: MRS. NORMAN HEWITT — a lawyer and barrister spoke on wills and estate planning. ( Since then she has spoken to many groups throughout Alberta and conducted Short Courses). MRS. E. J. ROYLANCE — F. W. I. C. President spoke on the expected changes in our organization and how to capitalize on them. DR. GORDON HIRABOYASHI — Department of Sociology & Philosophy " Our Canadian Indian Study". How can our values and thinking be changed so that Canadian Indians are accepted by whites and themselves as they are?" MISS LOUISE TADIKER — Co- Ordinator of Women's Activities for National Highway Safety Council. " Safety on the Roads" dominate the machine instead of it dominating us or it will destroy us. It is in our hands. DR. NANCY ADAMS— Area Vice President of ACWW spoke on her recent visit to the Carribean — " If we are to build Friendship around the World, we must give up thinking we have to have". MRS. ETHEL MARLISS — C. A. C. along with two other speakers gave timely tips on insurance and gimmicks of salepeople. |
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