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March 9, 1970
Women's Institute Conference
We Accept The Challenge
By MRS. HAROLD STEELE
The 16th biennial conference
of district 3 of the Alberta
Women's Institu'e was held in
the Capri Motor Hotel Thursday
and Friday with 122 members
attending. Theme of the conference
was " We Accept the
Challenge."
Presiding over the conference
were Mrs. Harold Hillaby of
Camrose, district 3 director;
Mrs. C. Quail of Round Hill,
cnference secretary: and Mrs.
L. Moseson of Wetaskiwin, conference
hostess.
The welcoming address was
given by Red Deer Mayor R. E.
Barrel!, who said he was glad
the Women's Institute was concerned
about t h e survival of
people and that the home must
give stability and a feeling of
peace to its inhabitants.
Mrs. E. V. Clarke of Calgary,
regional home management
specialist f: r the department of
agriculture, spoke on family
living, emphasizing how the
older person can get the most
out of living.
The constituency conveners
L- H: David H o l t , John P a u l Cramer, Lynn
G l o v e r , F e t e r & Cathy Lawrence
gave a poster presentation of the
many worthwhile projects and
programs carried out by the
branches.
Mrs. C. Alexander of Cayley,
provincial president, br ught
greetings f r om the Alberta
Women's Institute and gave
highlights on forthcoming events
of the Federated Women's Institute
of Canada and the Associated
Country Women of the
World.
Provincial standing committees'
reports were given. Mrs.
C. V. Northey. provincial c n-vener
of health and home economics,
dealt mostly with the
Alberta Council on Aeing. The
council believes the a » ing should
be allowed to main'ain their
dignitv and self- respect, and
~£?^ c* c ^ A^ c^> zcJ-'^ ji c'Z u^ l^ i, -~ f£ l&-' Au- 1 f a^ LLiryv
Vet A Pi£ fi- c£
L- R: M i l l i e Munro, Deanna Davies,
Jimmy & Karen Davies
Mickey Cramer, I s a b e l H o l t , David Holt
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| 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 123 |
| 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 | March 9, 1970 Women's Institute Conference We Accept The Challenge By MRS. HAROLD STEELE The 16th biennial conference of district 3 of the Alberta Women's Institu'e was held in the Capri Motor Hotel Thursday and Friday with 122 members attending. Theme of the conference was " We Accept the Challenge." Presiding over the conference were Mrs. Harold Hillaby of Camrose, district 3 director; Mrs. C. Quail of Round Hill, cnference secretary: and Mrs. L. Moseson of Wetaskiwin, conference hostess. The welcoming address was given by Red Deer Mayor R. E. Barrel!, who said he was glad the Women's Institute was concerned about t h e survival of people and that the home must give stability and a feeling of peace to its inhabitants. Mrs. E. V. Clarke of Calgary, regional home management specialist f: r the department of agriculture, spoke on family living, emphasizing how the older person can get the most out of living. The constituency conveners L- H: David H o l t , John P a u l Cramer, Lynn G l o v e r , F e t e r & Cathy Lawrence gave a poster presentation of the many worthwhile projects and programs carried out by the branches. Mrs. C. Alexander of Cayley, provincial president, br ught greetings f r om the Alberta Women's Institute and gave highlights on forthcoming events of the Federated Women's Institute of Canada and the Associated Country Women of the World. Provincial standing committees' reports were given. Mrs. C. V. Northey. provincial c n-vener of health and home economics, dealt mostly with the Alberta Council on Aeing. The council believes the a » ing should be allowed to main'ain their dignitv and self- respect, and ~£?^ c* c ^ A^ c^> zcJ-'^ ji c'Z u^ l^ i, -~ f£ l&-' Au- 1 f a^ LLiryv Vet A Pi£ fi- c£ L- R: M i l l i e Munro, Deanna Davies, Jimmy & Karen Davies Mickey Cramer, I s a b e l H o l t , David Holt |
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