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See the list of seven fabulous parties open to members and their spouses and guests to raise money for CWC charities and ways and means.

LIST OF SOCIALS

OUR CLUB
Our club meets in and around Chatham, Massachusetts, a lovely picturesque town of 7,000 residents in the winter and 36,000 residents in the summer. Located at the
elbow of Cape Cod, the town is surrounded on three sides by water and sustains an active fishing industry and a vibrant arts, crafts, , retail, and hospitality economic base. Because much needs to be done to make our community the best it can be, the club was founded in 1915 and continues to set its sails for new horizons. This year we celebrate our 92nd year as a Club. The Club has been a member of the General Federation of Women's Clubs International since 1924.

The objective of our Club is to broaden and strengthen the intellectual and social life of its members and to be a power for good in our community. Come JOIN US and see what we can do together.

PROGRAMS 2008-2009
Meetings of the Club are regularly scheduled from October through May on the second Thursday at the Chatham Community Center. Hospitality begins at 12 noon. The business meeting starts at 12:30 p.m. and the program commences at 1:00 p.m.

Thank you to the ladies of the Chatham Woman's Club who created a fabric square representing a Chatham landmark and together produced a beautiful quilt used to make a great contribution to the ways and means of the CWC!

DECEMBER 11, 2008
Speaker: Sonny Gada, St. Aubin's Nursery, Holiday Arrangements Through the Years
Hostess: Bette Hahner
Centerpiece: Bette Hahner
Hospitality Committee: Blanche MacMullan, Grace Hathaway, Gerri DiCristina, Betty Bishop, Betty Magnusson, Ann Reydel, Irene VanDuyn
Toys and Gifts Collection - Unwrapped toys or children's outerwear may be brought to the December meeting for donation to the Chatham Fire Department's Santa's Workshop. Donations of cash and especially gifts for older children and teens are welcomed.

JANUARY 8, 2009
Speaker: Ken Galligan, Cape Light Compact, Home Energy Efficiency
Hostess: Regina McDowell
Centerpiece: Alice Duthie
Hospitality Committee: Peggy Sullivan Crespo, Carol Daly, Elsie Trainor, Joyce Sterling, Nancy Black, Meg Cimini, Donna Jordan
Volunteer Hours - Please total any Community Service Volunteer Hours (see form in yearbook) and submit the form to Robin Aibrat, Community Services Chair.

FEBRUARY 12, 2009
Speaker: Robert Gambone, Cahoon Museum of American Art, The Hudson River School of Painting
Hostess: Hostess: Nancy Rafferty
Centerpiece: Nancy Rafferty
Hospitality Committee: Jo Ann Sprague, Alayne Tsigas, Nancy DeNise, Judy Doe, Barbara Keith, Sally Foster
Veterans Collections - Gifts for the Women Veterans at the Brockton VA Hospital may be brought to this meeting. Our club is also accepting good used clothing for both men and women. Contributions in cash or check are always needed.

MARCH 12, 2009
Speaker: Barbara Irlen, Cape Cod Community College Continuing Education, Mindful Eating vs. Industrial Agriculture
Hostess: Abigail Doherty
Centerpiece: Marty Koblish
Hospitality Committee: Pat Fiorda, Marcia Burns, Eunice Geist, JoannaSchurmann,Marion Lawson, Morag Geraci

APRIL 9, 2009
Speaker: Dr. Robert Prescott, Wellfleet Audubon Center, Coastal Nesting Birds.
Hostess: Robin Zibrat
Centerpiece: Robin Zibrat
Hospitality Committee: Janet McGuigan, Barbara Goldrick, Susan Buoniconti, Doris Riddle, Fran Monroe, Beverly Collins, Sue Pitt

MAY 14, 2009
Friendship Luncheon, Eastward Ho!
Contact: Margaret Stenberg, Second Vice-president