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| October 2008 Meeting |
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| Reresentative Sarah K. Peake gave CWC members
An Update from Beacon Hill at the October meeting. She
was introduced by Sharon Oudemool, First Vice Presdient (l.)and
welcomed by Peg Flynn, President. |
Officers and Board Members for 2008-2009
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2008-2009 officers and board members l. to r.: front,
Sharon Oudemool, Pam Patton, Margaret Stenberg, and Sally Foster;
back, President Peg Flynn, Doris Riddle, Fran Monroe, Alayne Tsigas,
Betty Bishop, and Mary McLaughlin.
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2008 Friendship Luncheon - Wequassett Inn
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| Photos above are from the annual Friendship
Luncheon and FashionShow held at Wequassett Inn in May |
Officers - Retiring and Inducting - April 2008
Spring Meeting Speakers
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| Left, speakers on Identity Theft at
the March 2008 CWC meeting are Officer William Massey of the Chatham
Police Department, Drew Nelson of Deutsche Bank, and Lisa Mahieu of
Morgan Stanley. Middle, Countdown Cod and creator, Richard Clifford
of First Night Chatham. Erich Horgan of WHOI came with his slide show
of the wonders of blue water research on jelly fish and his amazing
shark tales. |
January 2008 Meeting - First Meeting
at the Chatham Community Center;
December 2007 Meeting - Last Meeting at the Chatham Congregational Church
New Members 2007-2008
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| New members inducted at the October meeting. The
Chatham Woman's Club welcomed 23 new members since the last induction.
PHOTO BY EUNICE GEIST |
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| Conservation Department
trip to Chatham's upwelling facility at Stage Harbor featured a talk
by Craig Whitcomb and tea after at the chairperson's home. Our members
reported that they learned a lot about shellfish propagation. PHOTOS
BY BARBARA SIFFLARD |
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| The annual luncheon of the Literature
Department at Park Place welcomed both old and new members. Irene
Gillies of the Eldredge Library presented all the new books along
with commentary on each of them. PHOTO BY SUZANNE BURLEY |
Sal Rabbio, formerly Principal Tympanist
of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, enthralled members with his stories
of the life of a professional musician. |
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