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HISTORY SUPPLEMENT OF THE ALBERTA WOMEN'S INSTITUTE Secretary's Scholarship. The Handicraft Cup was won by the Coburnettes. 1970 Supervisor, Mrs. M. Harrop, Assistant, Mrs. Ann Wood, both ladies lived in the Peace River. President, Sheila McNaughton. There were eighty- nine girls representing twenty- three Clubs in attendance. Clubs are fewer than in past years but Clubs have larger membership. A newly reorganized Club in Worsley, 125 miles north and west of Peace River named the Merrymakers have thirty enthusiastic members. Three other newly organized Clubs at Millet, Wabamun and Sundre have a large membership. The Proficiency Trophy and the Handicraft Cup were won by the Moutain View Jolly Juniors. The Supervisors decided to establish an exchange program for travel whereby Senior Girls might be awarded exchange trips to different areas of the Province where they would be guests of a hosting Girls' Club Branch for a week. Mrs. J. Morrisroe, A. W. I. Vice President was banquet guest speaker and gave a most interesting illustrated talk " What Makes a Good Girls' Club Member". An Amateur Hour was presented to the guests and Club members following the banquet. 1971 President, Sheila McNaughton. There were delegates from every Club present with a total of one hundred and ten girls and Supervisors attending. Supervisors made many changes in the Athletic Program and the Compeition was changed from an individual one to a Club Competition. In the previous year Poetry was put on the list of Competitions. A trophy donated by Mrs. Anna Erickson, Supervisor for many years of the Merry Rowenas to be known as the " Anna Erickson Trophy" was also awarded for the first time to Shirley Nickel, a Junior from Samis Sunbeams. Guest speaker at the banquet, Mrs. J. T. Morrisroe, A. W. I. Vice President chose as her topic " A Good Citizen". Building good character is like building a house, both must have a firm foundation. The Proficiency Trophy and the Handicraft Cup were both won by the Merry Rowenas. Mary Rowell won the Secretary's Scholarship. There was no award for sports since inclement weather prevented the holding of competitions. 1972 President, Trudy Plaizier of Peace River There was a one hundred percent representation of Clubs with one hundred and eleven in attendance. Proficiency Trophy was won by the Coburnettes. Handicraft Cup was a three- way tie between the Coburnettes, the Merry Rowenas and the Millet Mermaids. Kathleen Pickard won the Secretary's Scholarship. 58
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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 |
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Title | Page 59 |
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 Secretary's Scholarship. The Handicraft Cup was won by the Coburnettes. 1970 Supervisor, Mrs. M. Harrop, Assistant, Mrs. Ann Wood, both ladies lived in the Peace River. President, Sheila McNaughton. There were eighty- nine girls representing twenty- three Clubs in attendance. Clubs are fewer than in past years but Clubs have larger membership. A newly reorganized Club in Worsley, 125 miles north and west of Peace River named the Merrymakers have thirty enthusiastic members. Three other newly organized Clubs at Millet, Wabamun and Sundre have a large membership. The Proficiency Trophy and the Handicraft Cup were won by the Moutain View Jolly Juniors. The Supervisors decided to establish an exchange program for travel whereby Senior Girls might be awarded exchange trips to different areas of the Province where they would be guests of a hosting Girls' Club Branch for a week. Mrs. J. Morrisroe, A. W. I. Vice President was banquet guest speaker and gave a most interesting illustrated talk " What Makes a Good Girls' Club Member". An Amateur Hour was presented to the guests and Club members following the banquet. 1971 President, Sheila McNaughton. There were delegates from every Club present with a total of one hundred and ten girls and Supervisors attending. Supervisors made many changes in the Athletic Program and the Compeition was changed from an individual one to a Club Competition. In the previous year Poetry was put on the list of Competitions. A trophy donated by Mrs. Anna Erickson, Supervisor for many years of the Merry Rowenas to be known as the " Anna Erickson Trophy" was also awarded for the first time to Shirley Nickel, a Junior from Samis Sunbeams. Guest speaker at the banquet, Mrs. J. T. Morrisroe, A. W. I. Vice President chose as her topic " A Good Citizen". Building good character is like building a house, both must have a firm foundation. The Proficiency Trophy and the Handicraft Cup were both won by the Merry Rowenas. Mary Rowell won the Secretary's Scholarship. There was no award for sports since inclement weather prevented the holding of competitions. 1972 President, Trudy Plaizier of Peace River There was a one hundred percent representation of Clubs with one hundred and eleven in attendance. Proficiency Trophy was won by the Coburnettes. Handicraft Cup was a three- way tie between the Coburnettes, the Merry Rowenas and the Millet Mermaids. Kathleen Pickard won the Secretary's Scholarship. 58 |
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