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shown in the photograph surrounded bv some of her Can vou recognice are fine, heaithy babies??
class, started teaching in our School in September,

1969, She teaches Crade 2 ane also music to Crades

7, ®, 9 and 19,

When school is over for this vear, Wendy hopes
to spend an extended vacation in Fneland.

Wendy really enjovs life, she can he seen riding
her bicvcle when school is out for the day.

Ye have a message to print from Wendy - "PLEASF
come along to the school on the 12th of June to
cheer the children on in their Concert - there will
be skits, singing and plavs.”

We don't appear to have anv recipes again this
month - hope nobody is eoing hungry waiting for one,
perhaps one or two of the ladies will forward
recipes to the Ashestos Sheet.

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THE LADIES HANDICRAFT CLUB

The Ladies Handicraft Club - formely known as
the "Smocking Club", was started bv “rs. Yarie
Irwin in the "all of 1966, with “rs. Valerie Velnvk
assisting in a secretarial capacity. These ladies
were verv active in the Cluh until their departures
from Cassiar and thev were succeeded hv Mrs. Evol
Shuffler and “irs. Laurie "itzsimmons.

The name “Handicraft Cluh" can no longer he con-
fused with the "Smoking Cluh” as a few once thought
it to be - this perhaps scared some awav, but those
who smoke are quite free to do so if thev desire.
Maybe this is one of the reasons we changed the
name: :

The Club meets every two weeks on “ondav evenings
for two to three hours, each member taking their
turn in having a meeting at their home. This way
it is kept very informal and evervone enjoys a
pleasant evening. We do anything in the line of
handicraft, even to darning socks, taking up or
letting down hems, or sewing on missing buttons.
Light refreshments are served toward the end of the
evening and it is fun trying out the various recipes.

The Club recesses at the end of June each vear
with a Supper in the Curling Lounge and re-opens in
September.

Anyone interested in joining its welcome at any
time during the Cluh year. Notices of meetings are
always placed in the Store Lobby - just come along
and join us.

We always welcome any new ideas anyone can offer-
maybe there's a new craft or art we do not know
about - we are all ready to learn - so please come
along and show us.

A small town is one where the folks know all the
news hefore the paper comes out, but merely take it
to see whether or not the editors got rhe stories
according to the way they heard them.