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S E V E N T E E N T H A N N U A L C O N V E N T I ON 25
S p r i n g v a l e 15.00
S i b b a l d 15.00
S i l v e r Heights 8.00
S c o l l a r d - - 18.00
Streamstown 14.00
S e x s n i i t h 32.00
S t e t t l c r 41.00
S u r l i n e _ _ - 18.00
Stoneyhurst - 25.00
Sunshine — 18.75
S p r i n g Coulee 18.00
S t r a t h m o r c - 18.00
Shepard - 28.00
S y l v a n Lake - 16.90
Stonv Plain _ - 20.00
Standoff 38.00
Springburn 12.00
S i e b e r t v i l l e 1800
Sentinel H i ll
T h i g h H i ll
U n i t e d P r a i r ie
Veteran
V e r m i l i on
V u l c an
Warner
Wooddale
Wembley
W e t a s k i w in
W i n t e r b u rn
W i l l i n g W o r k e rs
Westward Ho
Watt Lake
W a l s h
W a i n w r i g h t
W e i s o n f o rd
W e s t l o ck
Youngstown
18.00
10.85
24.00
17.00
I. 1.85
16.00
25.00
54 CO
18.00
26.00
10 00
12.75
12 00
II. 00
18.00
80.00
12.00
10 00
80.00
N O T E : — T h e following Institutes have paid to the P r o v i n c i a l F u n d since
my books were closed on A p r i l 30th and w i l l appear in next year's audit:
Diamond -
Three H i l ls
Cowle}
H i i g j i c i i d e n Village
DrumruT. rr
T c l i c r
Nilrcm
V i n i k." lc
K ::-.-.•: \
$ 17.85 Carstairs 24.00
I s no Cherhill 10.75
F. dson moo
H 9 0 Vcgrcvillc 18.00
• 9- 65 Strome 8 00
5000 Burnt Lake 8- 00
2750 Man,. la 1175
16.00 A c d . a 10.00
. 13.75 Mirror 41.75
10.00 Fort Saskatchewan .17.00
PRESIDENT'S REPORT
Mr » . H. J . Montgomery, Wetaskiwin
Last night we opened our Seventeenth Annual Convention i n this pleasant
setting, enjoyed beautiful music given by some of the city's leading artists,
and listened to addresses of welcome from the honorable gentlemen who
h o l d the highest offices our province affords. Our Edmonton Women's Institute
also added it's welcome through their President, M r s . Nye, and before
the convention closes we w i l l h a v e several evidences of this h o s p i t a l i t y and
be given opportunities to enjoy it.
This morning we don our w o r k i n g clothes, r o l l up our sleeves as it were,
and proceed to the real work of the convention.
Since we have been under our own autonomy, this, the session in which
we deal with our future policy, has greatly increased in its importance.
Your Council has done it's best during the tenure of it's office to further
the work and conserve the funds. In a measure it has been successful for
we find it has cost a little less to finance the o r g a n i z a t i o n this last year than
it did the year before. It w i l l be necessary however to still make some
drastic changes in our policy i n order that we may live w i t h i n our means.
Object Description
| Rating | |
| Title | 1931 - Annual Convention |
| Subject | Convention; Report; AWI |
| Description | Report of the Seventeenth Annual Convention held May 19 to 22, 1931 |
| Language | en |
| Format | application/pdf |
| Type | text |
| Source | Alberta Women's Institutes |
| Identifier | awi0811100 |
| Date | 1931 |
| Collection | Alberta Women's Institutes - Collective Memory |
| Repository | AU Digital Library |
| Copyright | For Private Study and Research Use Only |
Description
| Title | Page 27 |
| 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 | S E V E N T E E N T H A N N U A L C O N V E N T I ON 25 S p r i n g v a l e 15.00 S i b b a l d 15.00 S i l v e r Heights 8.00 S c o l l a r d - - 18.00 Streamstown 14.00 S e x s n i i t h 32.00 S t e t t l c r 41.00 S u r l i n e _ _ - 18.00 Stoneyhurst - 25.00 Sunshine — 18.75 S p r i n g Coulee 18.00 S t r a t h m o r c - 18.00 Shepard - 28.00 S y l v a n Lake - 16.90 Stonv Plain _ - 20.00 Standoff 38.00 Springburn 12.00 S i e b e r t v i l l e 1800 Sentinel H i ll T h i g h H i ll U n i t e d P r a i r ie Veteran V e r m i l i on V u l c an Warner Wooddale Wembley W e t a s k i w in W i n t e r b u rn W i l l i n g W o r k e rs Westward Ho Watt Lake W a l s h W a i n w r i g h t W e i s o n f o rd W e s t l o ck Youngstown 18.00 10.85 24.00 17.00 I. 1.85 16.00 25.00 54 CO 18.00 26.00 10 00 12.75 12 00 II. 00 18.00 80.00 12.00 10 00 80.00 N O T E : — T h e following Institutes have paid to the P r o v i n c i a l F u n d since my books were closed on A p r i l 30th and w i l l appear in next year's audit: Diamond - Three H i l ls Cowle} H i i g j i c i i d e n Village DrumruT. rr T c l i c r Nilrcm V i n i k." lc K ::-.-.•: \ $ 17.85 Carstairs 24.00 I s no Cherhill 10.75 F. dson moo H 9 0 Vcgrcvillc 18.00 • 9- 65 Strome 8 00 5000 Burnt Lake 8- 00 2750 Man,. la 1175 16.00 A c d . a 10.00 . 13.75 Mirror 41.75 10.00 Fort Saskatchewan .17.00 PRESIDENT'S REPORT Mr » . H. J . Montgomery, Wetaskiwin Last night we opened our Seventeenth Annual Convention i n this pleasant setting, enjoyed beautiful music given by some of the city's leading artists, and listened to addresses of welcome from the honorable gentlemen who h o l d the highest offices our province affords. Our Edmonton Women's Institute also added it's welcome through their President, M r s . Nye, and before the convention closes we w i l l h a v e several evidences of this h o s p i t a l i t y and be given opportunities to enjoy it. This morning we don our w o r k i n g clothes, r o l l up our sleeves as it were, and proceed to the real work of the convention. Since we have been under our own autonomy, this, the session in which we deal with our future policy, has greatly increased in its importance. Your Council has done it's best during the tenure of it's office to further the work and conserve the funds. In a measure it has been successful for we find it has cost a little less to finance the o r g a n i z a t i o n this last year than it did the year before. It w i l l be necessary however to still make some drastic changes in our policy i n order that we may live w i t h i n our means. |
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