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Connecting with our Twin
Province, Newfoundland and
Labrador, was the theme of Is-abelle
Beck's presentation to
the Pine Lake Women's Institute's
regular meeting.
Isabelle and Gordon along
with Ruby and Lome Olmstead
went on a month's long travel in
the Maritimes. Isabelle and Gordon
expressed their delight as
they delved into history at museums
and places of interest especially
in Gros Morne National
Park and the Viking History at
L'Anse aux Meadows.
They interacted with the people
as they enjoyed the hospitality
at their many Bed and Breakfasts.
Millie Munro, Health Convener,
gave a minute minder on
healthy blood pressure. Life
style, exercise, nutrition and
stress all effect blood pressure.
She urged members to have a
regular blood pressure reading
taken.
Members each contributed
$ 4.50 for Pennies for Friendship
which is the life blood of the
world body, Associated Women
of the World.
Coal Bed Methane ( CBM) was
the subject of Agriculture and
Canadian Industries Co- chairmen,
E. Marion Brown and Faye
Nicholson at the Pine Lake
Women's Institute November
meeting.
Methane gas is extracted from
coal beds by pumping all the
water from the coal seam thus
reducing the pressure that
binds the gas to the coal. The
methane is then free to flow
from the coal through the well
to the surface. It can take one to
two years of pumping water before
maximum gas production is
reached.
Test holes are becoming common
in the Central Alberta area
and only when there is sufficient
producing wells for a pipeline
network will the wells be in production.
Farmers are urged to
take precautions to protect
Pine Lake
Women's
Institute ^
JLC03
Submitted by E. MARION BROWN
<^& 4j/ 2e£ to die/
LESUEV1LLE WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
Pine Lake Women's Institute.
Doris Warke,
Box 36,
Pine Lake. Ab. TOM ISO
D e a r Doris,
We c o r d i a l l y invite y o u a n d your b r a n c h t o our 70th Anniverscj
c e l e b r a t i o n t o b e h e l d O c t o b e r 22, 2003 a t the Leslieville
C o m m u n i t y C e n t r e at 2: 00 p . m.
Our A n n u a l B a z a a r a n d Bake S a l e will b e h e l d a t the s a me
time.
We look f o r w a r d t o s e e i n g y o u o n t h e 22nd.
Sincerely,
AWI Pres. Mildred Luz, C C Marcella Bacso, Dir. Alice Lowis J
their farm operations and envi-runiiiriit
Faye Nicholson presented additional
information of our twin
province, Newfoundland and
Labrador. All the province is a
" berry patch". Jellies, jams,
sauces and vinegars are created
from bakeapples, partridgeber-ries,
crowberries, blueberries
and squashberries.
Festivals celebrate the culture
of berries. Isabelle Beck noted
they viewed roadside gardens
developed from the protected
sites as the northern peninsula
highway was built in the 1960s.
Potatoes seemed to be the predominant
crop.
Three branch members attended
the 70th anniversary of
the Leslieville Women's Institute
un October 22. A very delightful
afternoon included the branch
history pantomime set to appropriate
music, craft and bake
sales, silent auction and afternoon
tea and fellowship.
The HUB Community Centre
Association held its annual
RACE N1TE November 8, 2003 at
which draws were made for the
" Lorgot" raffle. Winner of the
bird feeder was Denis Tremblay
and gift certificates of $ 25.00
and $ 15.00 respectively from
Parkland Nurseries went to
Gwen Renouf and Teressa
Greening. Our thanks and appreciation
to Bruce Greening for
constructing and donating the
attractive bird feeder. The
branch also donated a basket
containing three jars of home
made j< 1lly.
Kathleen Lawrence reported
that 14 sets of jelly/ jam plus individual
jars have been completed
and distributed.
Everyone appreciates the special
product produced by a this
very dedicated member.
Three Christmas Boxes were
assembled by Isabelle Beck and
Faye Nicholson for children six-nine
years. They are shipped to
underprivileged children in
third world countries as a special
gift for Christmas through "
Samaritans Purse".
Upcoming plans for the organization
were presented to the
branch through the AWI provincial
newsletter and representation
at the constituency meeting.
The constituency will again
be participating in the " Meals on
Wheels" program by contributing
cookies plates for Christmas.
Each member also donated
a mug of goodies for distribution
to the homeless in Red
Deer.
Our Australian pen friend will
be remembered at Christmas as
we prepare for the Holiday Season
with a Family Supper on December
5, 2003 in Red Deer.
Members are looking forward
to serving their community with
the CHRISTMAS MARKET, Saturday
November 29, 11: 00am -
3: 00 pm. All available tables
have been spoken for.
Appropriate readings, Christmas
Behind the Wire ( by Ray
Heard) and Salute to Our Canadian
Soldiers brought the £ lo-,
vember 11th meeting to a close.
Rae S p e t a , Secretary.
Object Description
| Rating | |
| Title | Pine Lake History, 2000-December 31, 2007 |
| Subject | AWI; Pine Lake Branch |
| Description | Branch History |
| Language | en |
| Format | application/pdf |
| Type | text |
| Source | Alberta Women's Institutes |
| Identifier | awi0811090 |
| Date | 2007 |
| Collection | Alberta Women's Institutes - Collective Memory |
| Repository | AU Digital Library |
| Copyright | For Private Study and Research Use Only |
Description
| Title | Page 102 |
| 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 | Connecting with our Twin Province, Newfoundland and Labrador, was the theme of Is-abelle Beck's presentation to the Pine Lake Women's Institute's regular meeting. Isabelle and Gordon along with Ruby and Lome Olmstead went on a month's long travel in the Maritimes. Isabelle and Gordon expressed their delight as they delved into history at museums and places of interest especially in Gros Morne National Park and the Viking History at L'Anse aux Meadows. They interacted with the people as they enjoyed the hospitality at their many Bed and Breakfasts. Millie Munro, Health Convener, gave a minute minder on healthy blood pressure. Life style, exercise, nutrition and stress all effect blood pressure. She urged members to have a regular blood pressure reading taken. Members each contributed $ 4.50 for Pennies for Friendship which is the life blood of the world body, Associated Women of the World. Coal Bed Methane ( CBM) was the subject of Agriculture and Canadian Industries Co- chairmen, E. Marion Brown and Faye Nicholson at the Pine Lake Women's Institute November meeting. Methane gas is extracted from coal beds by pumping all the water from the coal seam thus reducing the pressure that binds the gas to the coal. The methane is then free to flow from the coal through the well to the surface. It can take one to two years of pumping water before maximum gas production is reached. Test holes are becoming common in the Central Alberta area and only when there is sufficient producing wells for a pipeline network will the wells be in production. Farmers are urged to take precautions to protect Pine Lake Women's Institute ^ JLC03 Submitted by E. MARION BROWN <^& 4j/ 2e£ to die/ LESUEV1LLE WOMEN'S INSTITUTE Pine Lake Women's Institute. Doris Warke, Box 36, Pine Lake. Ab. TOM ISO D e a r Doris, We c o r d i a l l y invite y o u a n d your b r a n c h t o our 70th Anniverscj c e l e b r a t i o n t o b e h e l d O c t o b e r 22, 2003 a t the Leslieville C o m m u n i t y C e n t r e at 2: 00 p . m. Our A n n u a l B a z a a r a n d Bake S a l e will b e h e l d a t the s a me time. We look f o r w a r d t o s e e i n g y o u o n t h e 22nd. Sincerely, AWI Pres. Mildred Luz, C C Marcella Bacso, Dir. Alice Lowis J their farm operations and envi-runiiiriit Faye Nicholson presented additional information of our twin province, Newfoundland and Labrador. All the province is a " berry patch". Jellies, jams, sauces and vinegars are created from bakeapples, partridgeber-ries, crowberries, blueberries and squashberries. Festivals celebrate the culture of berries. Isabelle Beck noted they viewed roadside gardens developed from the protected sites as the northern peninsula highway was built in the 1960s. Potatoes seemed to be the predominant crop. Three branch members attended the 70th anniversary of the Leslieville Women's Institute un October 22. A very delightful afternoon included the branch history pantomime set to appropriate music, craft and bake sales, silent auction and afternoon tea and fellowship. The HUB Community Centre Association held its annual RACE N1TE November 8, 2003 at which draws were made for the " Lorgot" raffle. Winner of the bird feeder was Denis Tremblay and gift certificates of $ 25.00 and $ 15.00 respectively from Parkland Nurseries went to Gwen Renouf and Teressa Greening. Our thanks and appreciation to Bruce Greening for constructing and donating the attractive bird feeder. The branch also donated a basket containing three jars of home made j< 1lly. Kathleen Lawrence reported that 14 sets of jelly/ jam plus individual jars have been completed and distributed. Everyone appreciates the special product produced by a this very dedicated member. Three Christmas Boxes were assembled by Isabelle Beck and Faye Nicholson for children six-nine years. They are shipped to underprivileged children in third world countries as a special gift for Christmas through " Samaritans Purse". Upcoming plans for the organization were presented to the branch through the AWI provincial newsletter and representation at the constituency meeting. The constituency will again be participating in the " Meals on Wheels" program by contributing cookies plates for Christmas. Each member also donated a mug of goodies for distribution to the homeless in Red Deer. Our Australian pen friend will be remembered at Christmas as we prepare for the Holiday Season with a Family Supper on December 5, 2003 in Red Deer. Members are looking forward to serving their community with the CHRISTMAS MARKET, Saturday November 29, 11: 00am - 3: 00 pm. All available tables have been spoken for. Appropriate readings, Christmas Behind the Wire ( by Ray Heard) and Salute to Our Canadian Soldiers brought the £ lo-, vember 11th meeting to a close. Rae S p e t a , Secretary. |
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