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TWENTIETH PROVINCIAL CONVENTION
Now for education: In these days when so much stress is laid on adult
education the Women's Institutes might well begin by studying their own organization,
and to this end your Convener of Education and Better Schools will send
to each Branch in the near future an article entitled, " What Should We Expect
to Get For Our Provincial Dues?" It is hoped that every Branch will take time
to study it, to think about it, to discuss it.
Take time for discussion of every subject you have on your program.
Learn to think things through. When people will take the trouble to do their
own thinking, when they will take nothing for granted, the day of the demagogue
will be over and the world will be a safer and a happier place.
For 1938 another article will be prepared, the subject of which will be
announced later.
Do not hesitate to write me at any time.
Yours cordially,
( Mrs. A. H.) M A R I O N M. S. ROGERS,
11119 - 86th Ave., Edmonton, Alta.
OUTLINE FOR STANDING COMMITTEE OF
CANADIANIZATION AND IMMIGRATION - 1937- 1939
Mrs. W. Rothwell, 229 Sixth Avenue East, Calgary
1. Again I emphasize the importance of contacting newcomers in your
community and extending them a hearty welcome.
2. Urge the foreign- born to obtain their " Naturalization Papers", advising
them of the valuable contribution they can make on becoming new Canadians.
3. Endeavor to have a roll call answered during the year, giving the name
of a good Canadian citizen.
4. Immigration is expected to be resumed, and we can only wait for this
important step to be taken. Meanwhile always report when called upon; present
an outline of the life of one of the famous pioneers and the noble men and women
who assisted by sacrificing and toiling to build up this wonderful Dominion of
ours, and pay tribute to the splendid work they accomplished.
5. Support all " Community Celebrations," National days— Dominion Day,
etc.— in your district. Your assistance is required to arrange for pageants, plays,
debates, essays and speakers.
OUTLINE FOR STANDING COMMITTEE ON LEGISLATION
AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, 1937- 1939.
Mrs. C, Lynch- Staunton, Lundbreck, Convener.
( 1) Legal Rights of Minors pertaining to—
( a) Property rights.
( b) Protection* against desertion and cruelty.
( c) Adoption and guardianship.
( d) Juvenile delinquency.
( 2) Review of the League of Nations with the supreme aim in view of
maintaining W O R L D Peace.
Object Description
| Rating | |
| Title | 1937 - Convention Report |
| Subject | Convention; Report; AWI |
| Description | Report of the Twentieth Provincial Convention |
| Language | en |
| Format | application/pdf |
| Type | text |
| Source | Alberta Women's Institutes |
| Identifier | awi0811101 |
| Date | 1937 |
| Collection | Alberta Women's Institutes - Collective Memory |
| Repository | AU Digital Library |
| Copyright | For Private Study and Research Use Only |
Description
| Title | Page 69 |
| 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 | TWENTIETH PROVINCIAL CONVENTION Now for education: In these days when so much stress is laid on adult education the Women's Institutes might well begin by studying their own organization, and to this end your Convener of Education and Better Schools will send to each Branch in the near future an article entitled, " What Should We Expect to Get For Our Provincial Dues?" It is hoped that every Branch will take time to study it, to think about it, to discuss it. Take time for discussion of every subject you have on your program. Learn to think things through. When people will take the trouble to do their own thinking, when they will take nothing for granted, the day of the demagogue will be over and the world will be a safer and a happier place. For 1938 another article will be prepared, the subject of which will be announced later. Do not hesitate to write me at any time. Yours cordially, ( Mrs. A. H.) M A R I O N M. S. ROGERS, 11119 - 86th Ave., Edmonton, Alta. OUTLINE FOR STANDING COMMITTEE OF CANADIANIZATION AND IMMIGRATION - 1937- 1939 Mrs. W. Rothwell, 229 Sixth Avenue East, Calgary 1. Again I emphasize the importance of contacting newcomers in your community and extending them a hearty welcome. 2. Urge the foreign- born to obtain their " Naturalization Papers", advising them of the valuable contribution they can make on becoming new Canadians. 3. Endeavor to have a roll call answered during the year, giving the name of a good Canadian citizen. 4. Immigration is expected to be resumed, and we can only wait for this important step to be taken. Meanwhile always report when called upon; present an outline of the life of one of the famous pioneers and the noble men and women who assisted by sacrificing and toiling to build up this wonderful Dominion of ours, and pay tribute to the splendid work they accomplished. 5. Support all " Community Celebrations," National days— Dominion Day, etc.— in your district. Your assistance is required to arrange for pageants, plays, debates, essays and speakers. OUTLINE FOR STANDING COMMITTEE ON LEGISLATION AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, 1937- 1939. Mrs. C, Lynch- Staunton, Lundbreck, Convener. ( 1) Legal Rights of Minors pertaining to— ( a) Property rights. ( b) Protection* against desertion and cruelty. ( c) Adoption and guardianship. ( d) Juvenile delinquency. ( 2) Review of the League of Nations with the supreme aim in view of maintaining W O R L D Peace. |
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