Chumah Ladies Club Meets U C W Meeting Held
The Chumah Ladies Club held its first Fall meeting at Janie Lewis home on October 4 at 2 30 pm with eleven members present. Peggy Smith opened the meeting in Ber nice Lewis absence, worship was led by June Hazlewood, and Bible reading by Janie. Minutes were read by Janie Lewis. Old business covered summer activities including serving meals at Hamiota Fair Day and a donated forty dollars from twelve pies. A July 15 Chumah picnic had twenty five attendees, and thanks were given to volunteers who mowed the cairn area. The Chumah Photo album nears completion with one family picture remaining. Hospital day favors for Thanksgiving were prepared by Betty Smith, June Hazlewood, and Peggy Smith. Community Friendship committee aided summer projects. carnations were sent to members after surgeries and bereavements. Hospital report notes Birch Lodge Tea and Sale on October 25 and a Bake table at Library Craft Sale on October 27, with donations requested. June read excerpts from The Unheard Voice, Profiles of Women in Agriculture, stressing greater recognition for farm wives. Members shared summer highlights. most traveled locally, with many family gatherings.
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Chumah Ladies Club
Janie Lewis
Bernice Lewis
Peggy Smith
June Hazlewood
Janie
Carol Kidd
Sharon Preston
Don McLaen
Chumah
Betty Smith
Patsy Kirk
Laura McLaen
Chris Matthews
Lucas
Winnipeg
Mervina Irvine
Birtle
Terry Lewis
Birch Lodge
Library
Viola Kirk
Crandall
Crandall U.C.W
Alice Rudd
Women of the South Group
Samaritan House
Executive Committee
Presbyterial
Friendship Committee
Crandall Community News Highlights And Wedding Announcements
Kathy Ferguson home from Montreal en route to Regina to begin RCMP training. Congratulations to Brian Lee and Pam McEachan on their October 6 wedding in Thunder Bay. Walter and Vera Long traveling to visit Wayne and Harolyn in Lethbridge. Flea Market and Craft Sale planned for October 14 at the Community Centre. Crandall U.C.W. met October 3 with eight members. $424.79 in bank, $256.34 spent on anniversary lunch.
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Jean Furguson
Kathy
Montreal
Regina
R.C.M.P
Brian Lee
Pam McEachan
Thunder Bay
Ontario
Walter
Vera Long
Lethbridge
Wayne
Harolyn Long
What is square dancing and why you should try it
Square dancing is a recreational, non competitive activity that offers fitness, friendship, and fun for all ages. It is done to modern music, costs about $5 per couple, often includes lunch, and runs about 20 weekly sessions from late October to early April in Hamiota.
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Hamiota
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Chumah Ladies
U.C.W
Sandy McNabb
Minnedosa
Crandall News
Lena Lawrence
Louise Hyndman
Hazel Henderson
Square
Canadian Advertising Foundation
Man
Miller Farm Equipment
Moosomin, Sask
Torrie Carter
Torrie
Darren McGonhal
John Styba
Kevin Miller
Bob Davidson
Dennis Stewart
John Deere Products
Karcher
Degerman
Macdon
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