Glenella Home Economics Club Formed in 1966
The Glenella Home Economics Club in the Neepawa Minnedosa area was formed in 1966 and meets at Glenella Collegiate on the second Wednesday of each month. Led by Mrs. Shirley Heintz and others, the group focuses on clothing crafts sewing knits with Peggy Kienas serving as president in 1973 and an executive including Elda Scott Janice Sulik Andy Potrebka and Debbie Denischuke.
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Glenella
Elda Scott
Janice Sulik
Andy Potrebka
Debbie Denischuke
Citation Light Horse and Pony Club in St Norbert Area
The Citation 4 Light Horse and Pony Club in Starbuck agriculture area has 27 members 10 boys and 17 girls. Leadership is shared by Lloyd Semple Judy Novotny Alison Lord with junior leader Kathryn Gielason. Martha Naute is 1973 president Jack Novotny vice president Barb Dupuis secretary Joanne Wilderman treasurer and Pat Cobb club reporter. Projects include lighthorse and junior leadership. The club meets on the third Thursday at member homes.
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Citation 4 Light Horse and Pony Club
St. Norbert
Starbuck
Lloyd Semple
Judy Novotny
Alison Lord
Kathryn Gielason
Martha Naute
Jack Novotny
Barb Dupuis
Joanne Wilderman
Pat Cobb
Lighthorse
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Plumas Stitch and Smile Club Leads Local Craft Group
An all girls H Club teaches sewing and handicrafts under local leader Mrs. Edwin Town with assistants Mrs. Bill Remple Mrs. Jim McGregor Mrs. Henry Remple and Mrs. Sherrilyn Mauthe. Diane Wood serves as president with Terry Walker Patricia Town Jane Wilde and Rhonda Fischer as executive members. The club has 20 members and meets Wednesdays after school at Plumas School.
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Plumas Stitch and
Edwin Town
Bill Remple
Jim McGregor
Henry Remple
Sherrilyn Mauthe
Diane Wood
Terry Walker
Patricia Town
Jane Wilde
Rhonda Fischer
Plumas
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de Doily
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Beaver
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