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Constituency conference embraced
By Donna MacKenzie the future
" Toward Tomorrow" was the theme of the 67th
conference of Red Deer Centre constituency of the
Women's Institute, held in the attractive Pine Lake
Hub Centre . It was attended by 61 members, 10 guests,
and a number of children . Two very special presentauuun
Guest speakers were Holly were featured . One was the
Hallett, 2nd vice- president of presentation of a fine WI showcase,
Alberta Women's Institute, Rev. presented by the Hay family in
Michael Stonhouse, and Don memory of their mother, Violet
Towers of the Red Deer County Fire Hay .
Dept.
Winner of the Violet Hay
Mr . Towers acknowledged Red
Needlework Award was Eileen Ford
Deer
Centre's
support
of
the
of Penhold. Also presented was the
County fire prevention program,
Doris Beckingsale Knitting Award
and emphasized our target is the plaque, given by Mr . Beckingsale
avoidance of rural residential fires.
and
his
daughters
into
the
Loulse Pickering of Balmoral permanent custody of Pine Lake
conducted a short memorial service
branch, as they have dominated the
for
constituency
members
who
winning of it throughout it's 10- year
passed away in the past year . Edna
history. Lastest winner will retain it
Wright of Lacombe 4- Point WI and
this year .
Violet Hay of Highway WI .
A bright note was added by
Marion Brown, president of Pine
several youngsters from the Pine
Lake WI, welcomed all present Lake Play School, who sang songs
members and guests.
District for us, accompanied on the guitar
Director Faye Mayberry urged us to
by their teacher, Lattra Baxter, who
be Aware, Involved and Motivated.
also explained the program.
She noted there are 603 members in
New educational conveners were
District 3.
elected. For International Affairs
Grace Graver of Blackfalds was Charlene Pickering;
Agriculture
the official hostess for the morning,
and Canadian Industries,
Kathy
with Helen Williams of Lacombe Bickley; Handicraft, VI Moore;
hosting the afternoon. Helen Steele
Education and Cultural Activities,
of Springvale was pianist.
Lily Clutton;
Environment
and
Conservation, Annie Van Lent ;
Social Services, Helen Williams ;
Citizenship and Legislation, Mll-dred
Miller. Health and Home
Economies is still to be decided by
the branches .
Grace Grover is the new
Constituency Convener, succeeding
Doris Northey.
Handicraft convener Pat Mayne
of Highway WI announced the
standings of the branches in the
handicraft competition, with Hllls-down
taking first place.
The Red Deer Centre History
Book was presented by Ethel
Morrisroe of Springvale . Betty
Cunningham of Highway gave the
Courtesy Report.
The Provincial Convention will be
at Olds, June 8- 11 .
LBERTA WOMEN'S INSTITUTES
RED DEE' " . CENTRE
W_ W
Guest = tiea-: e
- itac_ 3c1 _,____ cuzc-
.
W. I . PERSONALITIES CHANGE HATS
Named constituency convener at the Women's Institute convention in Pine
Lake was Grace Grover, left, of Blackfalds . She succeeds Dorfa Nortbey,
right, of Red Deer, who has been nominated 2nd Vice- President of Alberta
W. 1 .
She and husband, Vern and their
family farm northeast of the city of
Red Deer . Doris is also a mainstay
f
of the Red Deer Museum and
Archives.
The Pesticide Safety Presentation
by Lynn Stegman was timely and
Pine Lake - Kathleen Lawrence
pertinent for this cultivation season .
President Marion Brown wel- She emphasized the need to read
comed 13 members and two guests and follow instructions on pesticide
to the May meeting.
containers .
Pine Lake W. I . placed third in the
Observance of caution signs are
constituency handicraft competition very important for maintenance of
and is the proud recipient of the good health .
Doris
E.
Beckingsale
Memorial
Home economics convenor, lama
Award.
Lawrence outlined the plans for the
Support of the nomination of annual coffee party in Hub Centre
Doris Nortbey as 2nd Vice- Presl- Hall .
dent
of
Alberta
W. 1 .
will
be
A motion was made that we, as a
confirmed
by
letter
to
Rowbottom of Drumheller . Kay branch, contact the County of Red
Deer
requesting
that
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of those present with a sample of c nFsnerrvhaetriopnr, ogram, environmental
Edna
Whittemore
the water.
i uched on many topics, among
which were :
I . Noticeable reduction in the
number of Purple Martins returning
o~ this area, caused by pesticide
posoning in the States .
2. Chemical emissions at the Red
Deer Regional Hospital range from
100 to 300 ppm. The provincial
standards allow 100 ppm.
3. The New York garbage barge
cannot find a landfill site to accept
3.000 tonnes of refuse .
: 1cid rain is killing Ontario maple
rrr5 .
Black Rhinos are killing rain
f- rests. Do we destroy the Rhinos
and save the rain forests, or, save
the Rhinos and lose the rain
forests?
Edna also gave out information
al- nut companion planting in the
garden . First aid for pesticide
poisoning and protective clothing
for pesticide use.
Pine Lake Branch will purchase a
membership in C. A . W . E . S .
Birthday greetings for May were
for Gayle Olson, Vera Pierce and
Miller Mnnrn
Object Description
| Rating | |
| Title | Pine Lake History - 1976 - 1989 |
| Subject | AWI; Pine Lake Branch |
| Description | Branch History |
| Language | en |
| Format | application/pdf |
| Type | text |
| Source | Alberta Women's Institutes |
| Identifier | awi0811093 |
| Date | 2007 |
| Collection | Alberta Women's Institutes - Collective Memory |
| Repository | AU Digital Library |
| Copyright | For Private Study and Research Use Only |
Description
| Title | Page 148 |
| 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 | Constituency conference embraced By Donna MacKenzie the future " Toward Tomorrow" was the theme of the 67th conference of Red Deer Centre constituency of the Women's Institute, held in the attractive Pine Lake Hub Centre . It was attended by 61 members, 10 guests, and a number of children . Two very special presentauuun Guest speakers were Holly were featured . One was the Hallett, 2nd vice- president of presentation of a fine WI showcase, Alberta Women's Institute, Rev. presented by the Hay family in Michael Stonhouse, and Don memory of their mother, Violet Towers of the Red Deer County Fire Hay . Dept. Winner of the Violet Hay Mr . Towers acknowledged Red Needlework Award was Eileen Ford Deer Centre's support of the of Penhold. Also presented was the County fire prevention program, Doris Beckingsale Knitting Award and emphasized our target is the plaque, given by Mr . Beckingsale avoidance of rural residential fires. and his daughters into the Loulse Pickering of Balmoral permanent custody of Pine Lake conducted a short memorial service branch, as they have dominated the for constituency members who winning of it throughout it's 10- year passed away in the past year . Edna history. Lastest winner will retain it Wright of Lacombe 4- Point WI and this year . Violet Hay of Highway WI . A bright note was added by Marion Brown, president of Pine several youngsters from the Pine Lake WI, welcomed all present Lake Play School, who sang songs members and guests. District for us, accompanied on the guitar Director Faye Mayberry urged us to by their teacher, Lattra Baxter, who be Aware, Involved and Motivated. also explained the program. She noted there are 603 members in New educational conveners were District 3. elected. For International Affairs Grace Graver of Blackfalds was Charlene Pickering; Agriculture the official hostess for the morning, and Canadian Industries, Kathy with Helen Williams of Lacombe Bickley; Handicraft, VI Moore; hosting the afternoon. Helen Steele Education and Cultural Activities, of Springvale was pianist. Lily Clutton; Environment and Conservation, Annie Van Lent ; Social Services, Helen Williams ; Citizenship and Legislation, Mll-dred Miller. Health and Home Economies is still to be decided by the branches . Grace Grover is the new Constituency Convener, succeeding Doris Northey. Handicraft convener Pat Mayne of Highway WI announced the standings of the branches in the handicraft competition, with Hllls-down taking first place. The Red Deer Centre History Book was presented by Ethel Morrisroe of Springvale . Betty Cunningham of Highway gave the Courtesy Report. The Provincial Convention will be at Olds, June 8- 11 . LBERTA WOMEN'S INSTITUTES RED DEE' " . CENTRE W_ W Guest = tiea-: e - itac_ 3c1 _,____ cuzc- . W. I . PERSONALITIES CHANGE HATS Named constituency convener at the Women's Institute convention in Pine Lake was Grace Grover, left, of Blackfalds . She succeeds Dorfa Nortbey, right, of Red Deer, who has been nominated 2nd Vice- President of Alberta W. 1 . She and husband, Vern and their family farm northeast of the city of Red Deer . Doris is also a mainstay f of the Red Deer Museum and Archives. The Pesticide Safety Presentation by Lynn Stegman was timely and Pine Lake - Kathleen Lawrence pertinent for this cultivation season . President Marion Brown wel- She emphasized the need to read comed 13 members and two guests and follow instructions on pesticide to the May meeting. containers . Pine Lake W. I . placed third in the Observance of caution signs are constituency handicraft competition very important for maintenance of and is the proud recipient of the good health . Doris E. Beckingsale Memorial Home economics convenor, lama Award. Lawrence outlined the plans for the Support of the nomination of annual coffee party in Hub Centre Doris Nortbey as 2nd Vice- Presl- Hall . dent of Alberta W. 1 . will be A motion was made that we, as a confirmed by letter to Rowbottom of Drumheller . Kay branch, contact the County of Red Deer requesting that tKRwheoaeSicsitkLxhoetcNRxeaaopeltlnwuIalrniapadnenluersddstSworpinhirensiosngdppTearotreuWatstiailec. tniTetphbraeytedePdSelMpaalcrniihttn. csemoonanudpttsahis. onifegrnssSeabcteontpdhlaearcyneodrHtiahgt hatwnhgadeayrsrboo8au1ugt6te, he of those present with a sample of c nFsnerrvhaetriopnr, ogram, environmental Edna Whittemore the water. i uched on many topics, among which were : I . Noticeable reduction in the number of Purple Martins returning o~ this area, caused by pesticide posoning in the States . 2. Chemical emissions at the Red Deer Regional Hospital range from 100 to 300 ppm. The provincial standards allow 100 ppm. 3. The New York garbage barge cannot find a landfill site to accept 3.000 tonnes of refuse . : 1cid rain is killing Ontario maple rrr5 . Black Rhinos are killing rain f- rests. Do we destroy the Rhinos and save the rain forests, or, save the Rhinos and lose the rain forests? Edna also gave out information al- nut companion planting in the garden . First aid for pesticide poisoning and protective clothing for pesticide use. Pine Lake Branch will purchase a membership in C. A . W . E . S . Birthday greetings for May were for Gayle Olson, Vera Pierce and Miller Mnnrn |
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