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1964 EVENTS ( Continued)
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Submitted by Beth Smith
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sented and a commAi ttqeuei ltw asp rsoejte cutp watso ssetlaerctte da. sSueivtearballe qouniel. t patterns were preThe
bienniel D i s t r i c t III Conference was held at the Capri Hotel
on March 13 and 14 with Mrs. Roy Clutton and Mrs. D. Lawrence as our delegates.
ntoi gUhtngiotwanrsi, a n 6 SsehrivrIitnc se, 1s 9.6 64 , j atchkreetes , co12m plpeitnes l3 alyaeutntdersy csoonaspiss tainnd g o3 f bl12a nkdeitasp ewresr, e 6 sent
Children'* Qarden club: It a l l happened this way. I was working
around the kitchen one day early i n the spring of 1964, when the phone rang.
It turned out to be a friend in one of the adjoining d i s t r i c t s wanting to know
i f there was a woman's club i n this d i s t r i c t that would be interested i n forming
a children's garden club group as they had one working very well i n their d i s t r i c t.
It was a f f i l i a t e d with the Red Deer Horticultural Society. So naturally being
a W. I. member, I took i t to our f i r s t meeting where i t was taken up by a committee
of three ladies: Mrs. A. Allen, Mrs. J. Warke and Mrs. L. Dawson.
rsdeiings nteridin c tut ph ea n1d9a gecs ehngitrl oWdeufr poe trnh f ertonohu mar tso . b& - ta1af2iA t neeymrdeen aeortaos in nl. gain sdtw asot hf et hseerene ds pcoarnelqslueei d rweaosmf e nrtthesea lmlfyor tohmw eonrtdshe e rafnaudd lj. oc ihniWeil ndgttthaikimese
n siettco twaiosuo rn g. ef itrtsitTn hgme erreea ttihwanesgr wglhraeetare te fotehxre cyip trewimecerkneit n gp wahcpkelanagn ettdsh e uspos evaeneddrs y adriferswit vrheiadbd. u tmeudTc. h he sleBy u cwket rheiw si th
In July we v i s i t e d a l l the gardens and marked them as we knew
best. As our d i s t r i c t was so scattered, two groups were formed for that purpose.
We had the bed luck to choose a beastly cold evening for our inspection as i t was
d r i z z l i n g with rain. We dug those children out of their homes to show us their
great efforts and really, i t was wonderful what they had achieved. In the end
i t turned out to be a t i e for top honors so the Horticultural Society settled
the t i e by compensating both garden owners, Smiley Douglas and Marjorie Brown,
by presenting them each with a ribbon and a cheque for two dollars.
The season ended with a grand wiaier roast i n Roy Brown's yard
where a l l the children were compensated by a small sum of one dollar for their
wonderful effort. Since then six children have been given ribbons of merit
printed by Mrs. E. Fierce, for the top six gardens. Hats off to our young folks
and may they a l l j o i n us again i n 1965.
Submitted by Annie Allen
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Peter Martensen, instructor from Red Deer Recreational Centre,
held bi- weekly classes at Tent- Town. Seven, twenty- minute classes were held
per day. Children ranged in age from six to fourteen. Of the 63 children enr
o l l e d , 46 took a f i n a l test at the conclusion of the ten- lesson course and
received the Pine Lake Perch Swimming Award cards. In addition 9 swimmers received
Red Cross Beginners cards and badges. They were: Susan Warke, Wendy
Warke, Margaret Bampfield, Karen Bampfield, Harry Morgan, Betty Busby, Edward
Object Description
| Rating | |
| Title | Pine Lake History - 1956-1975 |
| Subject | AWI; Pine Lake Branch |
| Description | Branch History |
| Language | en |
| Format | application/pdf |
| Type | text |
| Source | Alberta Women's Institutes |
| Identifier | awi0811092 |
| Date | 2007 |
| Collection | Alberta Women's Institutes - Collective Memory |
| Repository | AU Digital Library |
| Copyright | For Private Study and Research Use Only |
Description
| Title | Page 74 |
| 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 | 1964 EVENTS ( Continued) Blanket wbcyoo onlnon eecc toiloolfn e coutwrii tohmn es mtbhseee rntsc , r ioMqn r usiRt. noa ofJlFfoeal hein: rs feiWreaiThleredsk s. e .. P i nTeTh hiesL awkraeas f fW. laI e. p nreehtmetileud md a uwesb lha$ an3dk1 e. 1ta 0c qruaanifdrf eldwe asi tnh rwoonu gh Submitted by Beth Smith aFnedb rusaqruya re1s3 wwietrhe Ab$ e2sb2ta. 0k0es esblealilenerg s w. a rse ahleilzde da. t Fthiee sM, ayhfoamierm adFeoo db unStso rane d atb reReadd , Deceoro koine s, sented and a commAi ttqeuei ltw asp rsoejte cutp watso ssetlaerctte da. sSueivtearballe qouniel. t patterns were preThe bienniel D i s t r i c t III Conference was held at the Capri Hotel on March 13 and 14 with Mrs. Roy Clutton and Mrs. D. Lawrence as our delegates. ntoi gUhtngiotwanrsi, a n 6 SsehrivrIitnc se, 1s 9.6 64 , j atchkreetes , co12m plpeitnes l3 alyaeutntdersy csoonaspiss tainnd g o3 f bl12a nkdeitasp ewresr, e 6 sent Children'* Qarden club: It a l l happened this way. I was working around the kitchen one day early i n the spring of 1964, when the phone rang. It turned out to be a friend in one of the adjoining d i s t r i c t s wanting to know i f there was a woman's club i n this d i s t r i c t that would be interested i n forming a children's garden club group as they had one working very well i n their d i s t r i c t. It was a f f i l i a t e d with the Red Deer Horticultural Society. So naturally being a W. I. member, I took i t to our f i r s t meeting where i t was taken up by a committee of three ladies: Mrs. A. Allen, Mrs. J. Warke and Mrs. L. Dawson. rsdeiings nteridin c tut ph ea n1d9a gecs ehngitrl oWdeufr poe trnh f ertonohu mar tso . b& - ta1af2iA t neeymrdeen aeortaos in nl. gain sdtw asot hf et hseerene ds pcoarnelqslueei d rweaosmf e nrtthesea lmlfyor tohmw eonrtdshe e rafnaudd lj. oc ihniWeil ndgttthaikimese n siettco twaiosuo rn g. ef itrtsitTn hgme erreea ttihwanesgr wglhraeetare te fotehxre cyip trewimecerkneit n gp wahcpkelanagn ettdsh e uspos evaeneddrs y adriferswit vrheiadbd. u tmeudTc. h he sleBy u cwket rheiw si th In July we v i s i t e d a l l the gardens and marked them as we knew best. As our d i s t r i c t was so scattered, two groups were formed for that purpose. We had the bed luck to choose a beastly cold evening for our inspection as i t was d r i z z l i n g with rain. We dug those children out of their homes to show us their great efforts and really, i t was wonderful what they had achieved. In the end i t turned out to be a t i e for top honors so the Horticultural Society settled the t i e by compensating both garden owners, Smiley Douglas and Marjorie Brown, by presenting them each with a ribbon and a cheque for two dollars. The season ended with a grand wiaier roast i n Roy Brown's yard where a l l the children were compensated by a small sum of one dollar for their wonderful effort. Since then six children have been given ribbons of merit printed by Mrs. E. Fierce, for the top six gardens. Hats off to our young folks and may they a l l j o i n us again i n 1965. Submitted by Annie Allen RhwBaeeesall pl gsCrpwrooionvtssheso . r Ceeoxdmp meunbnys ietsSty: hu em CmleFHuriobnw , eeS lwlGiL'mlasmke ien nLegWal. kl ePe rIn oL. LajadedTicheite se ' s1 ' 9f 6Co4lCl: ull buo, bw , Ai FnMivgine lrec ynl euLrbastsku oec mnc aCedWhs. easIm . fb cuealras nh sd ow fdi FomnimCaniotenm igmo eLnprasrck eeo , jt eo ct Peter Martensen, instructor from Red Deer Recreational Centre, held bi- weekly classes at Tent- Town. Seven, twenty- minute classes were held per day. Children ranged in age from six to fourteen. Of the 63 children enr o l l e d , 46 took a f i n a l test at the conclusion of the ten- lesson course and received the Pine Lake Perch Swimming Award cards. In addition 9 swimmers received Red Cross Beginners cards and badges. They were: Susan Warke, Wendy Warke, Margaret Bampfield, Karen Bampfield, Harry Morgan, Betty Busby, Edward |
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