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Pine Lake W. L J b\ lh » ris Wirite Nine members and one visitor, ^ Ada K>\ from Hillsdown W I,, were present lor l | lcJuu: mccline. InM Lawicnec. on bchall of the iflcc parly coinmiltce. FOpOfttd thai the attendance at ihc colTee party was down but .1 g*> mJ morning wa\ enjoyed by i ll Kathleen 1- avMtnce attended the A \ S I convention in reported ttui Pine Laic V* I had dune well wiih their cninct in the Handicraft competition there 1 he CD-ROM (. gamci ihuwn thai had been placed in alt Grade lour ruorm in rural whooli The title ol Ihc ROM tt & J9tt OQ Ihc harm . and IHIC ROM wj\ pic^ cnicd to lima Lawrence repotted that the nwiHIl Maiket helJ cx\ l- fitlat allemocm at Pine Lake has been taulv suc- Out summer mcelinf in August will be in the form u( poi luck tuppei on August 18 on Boh and Irma awtencc't cliff oveftookinc Pine Lake A l b e r t a l l l n m c n ' s 3 t t e t t t u t e s WI t o ld to embrace change By M. ny M. icArthur 1 j - ' 1 > o bu'vau ic front of the com ention if they could remember 1 eat lood The Challenge of Change Into the Next Century" Alberta: Celebrating Eighty- Nine years 1909 - 1998 June 9th - 10th. 1998 Albeit J Women's IrutilutcV on agriculture education „ . » they feci today about 1.•'.•!>:'• and genetically altered jre u changing, the world is ind Blown challenged the find out at much as they can changing vorld to help LWI conven You have to change the WI to remain strong, relevant and vital." — Morris Ftewwelling, speaker lunge 1* null. ew. the past 5( homes havi from rolar hone* to com \\ and the in ternct. Hospitals and libraries, once established by Women's Institutes to help the community, are being run by government- appointed boards and the rural economy is tied to global happenings. " The WI has been an engine on the train in many areas of social change," said rlewwelling, adding that the organization must continue its community work. " Al no time in our history have we needed people like you more." With an aging membership and a structure that hasn't changed much since it was established, Flewwelling challenged the women to adopt change within their organization. MYou may have to change the WI in order to remain strong, relevant and vital. You may have to change your structure. " You need an organization that is responsive, athletic and loving." President Doris Northey of Red Peer echoed Flew-welling's remarks that change is necessary. " We will move — — forward. We will WP photo by Mary MacArthur ha\' C regrets, but ho Albert a Women's Institutes meeting in we will nunc foi 1 told to change with the times. ward.'
Object Description
Rating | |
Title | Pine Lake History - 1990-1999 |
Subject | AWI: Pine Lake Branch |
Description | Branch History |
Language | en |
Format | application/pdf |
Type | text |
Source | Alberta Women's Institutes |
Identifier | awi0811091 |
Date | 2007 |
Collection | Alberta Women's Institutes - Collective Memory |
Repository | AU Digital Library |
Copyright | For Private Study and Research Use Only |
Description
Title | Page 116 |
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 | Pine Lake W. L J b\ lh » ris Wirite Nine members and one visitor, ^ Ada K>\ from Hillsdown W I,, were present lor l | lcJuu: mccline. InM Lawicnec. on bchall of the iflcc parly coinmiltce. FOpOfttd thai the attendance at ihc colTee party was down but .1 g*> mJ morning wa\ enjoyed by i ll Kathleen 1- avMtnce attended the A \ S I convention in reported ttui Pine Laic V* I had dune well wiih their cninct in the Handicraft competition there 1 he CD-ROM (. gamci ihuwn thai had been placed in alt Grade lour ruorm in rural whooli The title ol Ihc ROM tt & J9tt OQ Ihc harm . and IHIC ROM wj\ pic^ cnicd to lima Lawrence repotted that the nwiHIl Maiket helJ cx\ l- fitlat allemocm at Pine Lake has been taulv suc- Out summer mcelinf in August will be in the form u( poi luck tuppei on August 18 on Boh and Irma awtencc't cliff oveftookinc Pine Lake A l b e r t a l l l n m c n ' s 3 t t e t t t u t e s WI t o ld to embrace change By M. ny M. icArthur 1 j - ' 1 > o bu'vau ic front of the com ention if they could remember 1 eat lood The Challenge of Change Into the Next Century" Alberta: Celebrating Eighty- Nine years 1909 - 1998 June 9th - 10th. 1998 Albeit J Women's IrutilutcV on agriculture education „ . » they feci today about 1.•'.•!>:'• and genetically altered jre u changing, the world is ind Blown challenged the find out at much as they can changing vorld to help LWI conven You have to change the WI to remain strong, relevant and vital." — Morris Ftewwelling, speaker lunge 1* null. ew. the past 5( homes havi from rolar hone* to com \\ and the in ternct. Hospitals and libraries, once established by Women's Institutes to help the community, are being run by government- appointed boards and the rural economy is tied to global happenings. " The WI has been an engine on the train in many areas of social change," said rlewwelling, adding that the organization must continue its community work. " Al no time in our history have we needed people like you more." With an aging membership and a structure that hasn't changed much since it was established, Flewwelling challenged the women to adopt change within their organization. MYou may have to change the WI in order to remain strong, relevant and vital. You may have to change your structure. " You need an organization that is responsive, athletic and loving." President Doris Northey of Red Peer echoed Flew-welling's remarks that change is necessary. " We will move — — forward. We will WP photo by Mary MacArthur ha\' C regrets, but ho Albert a Women's Institutes meeting in we will nunc foi 1 told to change with the times. ward.' |
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