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Pine Lake
Kathleen Lawrence
In recognition of Armistice Day,
Nov. 11, vice- president Marilyn
Wattenbarger read a poem, Why
Wear a Poppy?, to open the
meeting.
The creed was repeated in
unison, the minutes read and
approved, the financial report
given and accepted and old
business dealt with.
Minute Minders given as
follows:
Social Services
Approximately $ 200 worth of
vegetables were delivered to the
Red Deer Food Bank.
Environment— Alberta will
not go along with Ottawa's plan to
create mandatory regulations to
reduce carbon pollution and clean
up the air.
Agriculture— A new flavor
saver tomato has been developed.
Appreciation was expressed for the
Crossroad's Ag. Society's leniency
in subsidizing the cost of cutting
m- ass on the WI corner.
International Affairs-
Prime Minister Chretien's trade
mission to China is somewhat un-
Canadian. It could be a
commercial success but ignores the
humanitarian aspect.
Home Ec.— Shoppers
Beware! Check terminal slips as
errors are known to occur.
Citizenship— Excerpts were
read from Hillsdown- Valley WI's
1921 minute book when WI was
first organized there.
Two dozen cookies, per
member, will be donated to Meals-on-
Wheels Christmas plate
project.
Program: Handicraft— A fun
half- hour was spent creating stick
cinnamon Christmas tree
ornaments, under the direction of
Convener Gayle Olson. Neat and
original were the results.
I Pine Lake
Kathleen Lawrence
886- 4818
Twelve members were present
for the Christmas meeting which
was opened by president Irma
Lawrence, who read a poem,
Country Christmas Tree.
The Creed was repeated in
unison, the minutes read and the
financial statement given.
The 1995 programs, presented
and explained by Marilyn
Wattenbargar, were accepted as
presented.
Irma Lawrence reported on the
November Representatives
Meeting.
The branch will order 15 AWI
Anniversary coffee mugs.
The program, Home Economics,
featured a reading from David
Irvine's Farm and Family column
titled Our Elders, the Forgotten
Fortune. Also included was a
reading from Erma Bom beck,
When do parents stop worrying
about their children.
Draws were made for the gifts
from Haden WI, in Australia. The
branch gift was won by Irma
Lawrence and the lucky draw was
won by Sandy Baker Anderson.
The Quilt, won by Kathleen
Lawrence during the FWIC
Convention in Truro, Nova Scotia
and made by quilters in Parsboro,
was displayed.
Draws were made of " 95 Secret
Sisters followed by a fun- filled
Ukranian gift exchange.
Perfect attendance for " 94:
Gayle Olson, Doris Warke and Cxi It
Kathleen Lawrence.
Raggedy Anne and
Andy Children's Christmas Store
Our first- ever Raggedy Anne and Andy Children's
Christmas Store was a great success. Special thanks
to all who helped with this recycling project.
Nearly 125 children aged 3 to 10 years did their
Christmas shopping with the help of Museum
Society volunteers and members of the Red Deer
Kinettes Club The store in the Stewart Room had
an array of gifts ranging from one to five dollars.
After selecting their gifts, the children created
beautiful personalized cards and wrapped their gifts.
Meanwhile, their parents " waited" and enjoyed cofTee
and cookies in the Atrium. The Children's Christmas
Store generated nearly $ 500 for the Museum and
made many little people very happy.
Where did we get the gifts, you ask? They were all
new or next- to- new items collected over the past year
from the Red Deer Kinettes, the Museum Society
members, W. I. members and others. Items included
everything from jewellery, ornaments, books, mugs,
soaps and shampoos to preserves and handicraft
items
If you have any of those gifts - you'll- never- use, we'd
be happy to receive them for our Children's
Christmas Store in 1995!
boxes of j e l l y sent to Raggedy Anne &
Children's Christmas Sale Store - R. D.
Roy 8c L i l l i e Clutton
celebrate 40th Wedding
Anniversary July 5, 199^
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 48 |
| 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 Kathleen Lawrence In recognition of Armistice Day, Nov. 11, vice- president Marilyn Wattenbarger read a poem, Why Wear a Poppy?, to open the meeting. The creed was repeated in unison, the minutes read and approved, the financial report given and accepted and old business dealt with. Minute Minders given as follows: Social Services Approximately $ 200 worth of vegetables were delivered to the Red Deer Food Bank. Environment— Alberta will not go along with Ottawa's plan to create mandatory regulations to reduce carbon pollution and clean up the air. Agriculture— A new flavor saver tomato has been developed. Appreciation was expressed for the Crossroad's Ag. Society's leniency in subsidizing the cost of cutting m- ass on the WI corner. International Affairs- Prime Minister Chretien's trade mission to China is somewhat un- Canadian. It could be a commercial success but ignores the humanitarian aspect. Home Ec.— Shoppers Beware! Check terminal slips as errors are known to occur. Citizenship— Excerpts were read from Hillsdown- Valley WI's 1921 minute book when WI was first organized there. Two dozen cookies, per member, will be donated to Meals-on- Wheels Christmas plate project. Program: Handicraft— A fun half- hour was spent creating stick cinnamon Christmas tree ornaments, under the direction of Convener Gayle Olson. Neat and original were the results. I Pine Lake Kathleen Lawrence 886- 4818 Twelve members were present for the Christmas meeting which was opened by president Irma Lawrence, who read a poem, Country Christmas Tree. The Creed was repeated in unison, the minutes read and the financial statement given. The 1995 programs, presented and explained by Marilyn Wattenbargar, were accepted as presented. Irma Lawrence reported on the November Representatives Meeting. The branch will order 15 AWI Anniversary coffee mugs. The program, Home Economics, featured a reading from David Irvine's Farm and Family column titled Our Elders, the Forgotten Fortune. Also included was a reading from Erma Bom beck, When do parents stop worrying about their children. Draws were made for the gifts from Haden WI, in Australia. The branch gift was won by Irma Lawrence and the lucky draw was won by Sandy Baker Anderson. The Quilt, won by Kathleen Lawrence during the FWIC Convention in Truro, Nova Scotia and made by quilters in Parsboro, was displayed. Draws were made of " 95 Secret Sisters followed by a fun- filled Ukranian gift exchange. Perfect attendance for " 94: Gayle Olson, Doris Warke and Cxi It Kathleen Lawrence. Raggedy Anne and Andy Children's Christmas Store Our first- ever Raggedy Anne and Andy Children's Christmas Store was a great success. Special thanks to all who helped with this recycling project. Nearly 125 children aged 3 to 10 years did their Christmas shopping with the help of Museum Society volunteers and members of the Red Deer Kinettes Club The store in the Stewart Room had an array of gifts ranging from one to five dollars. After selecting their gifts, the children created beautiful personalized cards and wrapped their gifts. Meanwhile, their parents " waited" and enjoyed cofTee and cookies in the Atrium. The Children's Christmas Store generated nearly $ 500 for the Museum and made many little people very happy. Where did we get the gifts, you ask? They were all new or next- to- new items collected over the past year from the Red Deer Kinettes, the Museum Society members, W. I. members and others. Items included everything from jewellery, ornaments, books, mugs, soaps and shampoos to preserves and handicraft items If you have any of those gifts - you'll- never- use, we'd be happy to receive them for our Children's Christmas Store in 1995! boxes of j e l l y sent to Raggedy Anne & Children's Christmas Sale Store - R. D. Roy 8c L i l l i e Clutton celebrate 40th Wedding Anniversary July 5, 199^ |
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