Farm Safety Books

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Alberta Women's Institutes - Collective Memory
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1998-04-01
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2008-10-31
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Newspaper Article - - 'Farm Safety Books' Mile Zero News - April 1, 1998
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Alberta Women's Institutes - Collective Memory
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AWI0069
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Transcript: Mile Zero News April i, jvyo
fH MILE ZERO NEWS
The Berwyn Women's
Institute donated copies
of the farm safety book,
' Tractor Trouble,' to the
grade 2/ 3 class at Lloyd
Garrison School in
Berwyn. Pictured with
the kids are ( seated
centre) Glenna Eastman,
Marie Olson, Marjorie
Pope and Zella Pimm.
Tractor Trouble gives
kids some tips on how to
play it safe around the
farm.
Farm
Safety
Books
The Grimshaw Women's Institute followed suit,
donating copies of the book to students at Kennedy'
Elementary and Holy Family Schools in Grimshaw.
Pictured here with some of the KES students are:
( centre row) Pat Reyda, Zella Pimm, Winnie Condrotte
and Faye Boyle. ( inset left) Pimm takes a moment to
chat with the students before handing out the books.
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Organization
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Alberta
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Berwyn Women's Institutes
Grimshaw Women's Institutes
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