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MERRY C H R I S T M AS
A N D fl
H A P P Y & H E A L T HY
NEW YEAR
A delicious potluck supper preccd-
: d ihe September meeting.
A welcome was extended to guest
Sandra Pierce, followed by the poem
My Home Town." read by the president.
The creed was repeated and July
and August birthdays were recog-lized.
The local Farmers' Market operated
for 16 Fridays with a total of 223 j'
tables. Interest in the market is growing.
At the annual Crossroads Fair the
Pine Lake WI presented a pair of
needlework scissors to the needlework
winner, Mrs. Anger of lnnisfail.
$ 200 was donated to the Hub for
the upgrading of kitchen facilities.
Handicraft convener, Gayle Olson,
gave each member a copy of the
provincial handicraft list which is to
be studied and any additions or
changes are to be sent to Provincial
Office by Dec. 15.
Program was Agriculture, given by
Marion Brown, who introduced herself
as the new Provincial Agricultural
Convener for AWI. Her program centred
around the round table discussions
being held across Canada dealing
with Agric- food in the New
Economy. Problems being addressed
are ( I) What is woman's role in the]
Rural Agricultural Economy? ( 2)
What is the impact of Home Business
Income? ( 3) What role does diversification
play?
Roll call was " Describe a pleasant
day you spent this summer."
Eleven members were present for
the October meeting which was
opened with the creed and the recognition
of a birthday.
Five members attended the afternoon
meeting at the home of Marg
Linklater to hear Janet Walters speak
of her impression of the Women's
Conference in Peiping, China.
An Environmental Law Seminar
will be held in the Hub at Pine. Lake,
Nov. 9, from 9 a. m. lo 4^ 30 p. m. with
Dr Bodner as guest speaker.
$ 15 was donated to the Hub's Horse
Racing Video Night at the Hall
$ 10 worth of jelly gift sets will be
donated to the Raggedy Ann and Andy
Christmas Gift Shop at the Red Deer
Museum.
Fifty, 100th Anniversary WI calendars
will be ordered.
Program was " Citizenship" given
by Sandy Baker Anderson dealing
with immigrants and refugees. The
Immigration and Refugee Act slates
that refugees are persons fleeing from
real danger. Immigrants are people
endeavoring to improve their lifestyle.
Roll call was " Pennies for I
Friendship."
Pine Lake - Kathleen Lawrence
886- 4815
Eight members were present for the
November meeting which was opened
with the Creed and the reading of the
minutes.
Two scenic Canadian calendars and
two beaded Christmas tree ornaments
were sent to the Haden WI, in
Australia, for Christmas.
There were 14.5 registrations for
the Environmental Law Seminar, Nov.
9, with Julian Bodnar as guest speaker.
It was emphasized that it is necessary
to leam, know and control our
own destiny by understanding
Environmental Farm Law.
Four gift sets of small jars of jelly
were made and delivered to the museum
for the Raggedy Ann and Andy
Children's Gift Shop.
Gayle Olson reported on the
Representatives Meeting held at the
museum.
Our branch will again send cookies
for the constituency project for Meals
on Wheels.
Program was handicralt, by Gayle
Olson, who conducted a hands- on
demonstration of making a folded star
Christmas tree ornament.
The annual family Christmas supper
was held, Dec. I.
M i l l i e Munro,
Marilyn Wattenbarger
Irma Lawrence, Carolynn Richards
oandy Baker Anderson
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 61 |
| 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 | MERRY C H R I S T M AS A N D fl H A P P Y & H E A L T HY NEW YEAR A delicious potluck supper preccd- : d ihe September meeting. A welcome was extended to guest Sandra Pierce, followed by the poem My Home Town." read by the president. The creed was repeated and July and August birthdays were recog-lized. The local Farmers' Market operated for 16 Fridays with a total of 223 j' tables. Interest in the market is growing. At the annual Crossroads Fair the Pine Lake WI presented a pair of needlework scissors to the needlework winner, Mrs. Anger of lnnisfail. $ 200 was donated to the Hub for the upgrading of kitchen facilities. Handicraft convener, Gayle Olson, gave each member a copy of the provincial handicraft list which is to be studied and any additions or changes are to be sent to Provincial Office by Dec. 15. Program was Agriculture, given by Marion Brown, who introduced herself as the new Provincial Agricultural Convener for AWI. Her program centred around the round table discussions being held across Canada dealing with Agric- food in the New Economy. Problems being addressed are ( I) What is woman's role in the] Rural Agricultural Economy? ( 2) What is the impact of Home Business Income? ( 3) What role does diversification play? Roll call was " Describe a pleasant day you spent this summer." Eleven members were present for the October meeting which was opened with the creed and the recognition of a birthday. Five members attended the afternoon meeting at the home of Marg Linklater to hear Janet Walters speak of her impression of the Women's Conference in Peiping, China. An Environmental Law Seminar will be held in the Hub at Pine. Lake, Nov. 9, from 9 a. m. lo 4^ 30 p. m. with Dr Bodner as guest speaker. $ 15 was donated to the Hub's Horse Racing Video Night at the Hall $ 10 worth of jelly gift sets will be donated to the Raggedy Ann and Andy Christmas Gift Shop at the Red Deer Museum. Fifty, 100th Anniversary WI calendars will be ordered. Program was " Citizenship" given by Sandy Baker Anderson dealing with immigrants and refugees. The Immigration and Refugee Act slates that refugees are persons fleeing from real danger. Immigrants are people endeavoring to improve their lifestyle. Roll call was " Pennies for I Friendship." Pine Lake - Kathleen Lawrence 886- 4815 Eight members were present for the November meeting which was opened with the Creed and the reading of the minutes. Two scenic Canadian calendars and two beaded Christmas tree ornaments were sent to the Haden WI, in Australia, for Christmas. There were 14.5 registrations for the Environmental Law Seminar, Nov. 9, with Julian Bodnar as guest speaker. It was emphasized that it is necessary to leam, know and control our own destiny by understanding Environmental Farm Law. Four gift sets of small jars of jelly were made and delivered to the museum for the Raggedy Ann and Andy Children's Gift Shop. Gayle Olson reported on the Representatives Meeting held at the museum. Our branch will again send cookies for the constituency project for Meals on Wheels. Program was handicralt, by Gayle Olson, who conducted a hands- on demonstration of making a folded star Christmas tree ornament. The annual family Christmas supper was held, Dec. I. M i l l i e Munro, Marilyn Wattenbarger Irma Lawrence, Carolynn Richards oandy Baker Anderson |
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