Happy new year from St. Walburg Canadian Royal Purple Society.
It’s a new year, the organization has a new name and probably new challenges. This organization will be in existence 59 years this spring in St. Walburg.
Have we made a difference? You bet! But on the other hand, we need you, the young women of the community to join the wisdom of past years and strive to work for our motto — helping children and our community. Yes, we are an older membership, but that can easily change. To become a member is as easy as approaching any one of us. Won't you consider??
HRL Judy Helperl conducted the Jan. 2015 meeting where 16 members signed the register.
District Deputy Dorothea Hocher supplied a beautiful floral arrangement to be drawn for. Treasurer Joyce Fowler got to take it home.
Thanks to Helen Harris for arranging delivery of meals on wheels for January.
It was brought to our attention that the lab x-ray technician's position at the St. Walburg Health Complex has not been posted since our lab-tech retired. Members were encouraged to write to our MLA with their concerns.
Additional new cupboards are installed in the kitchen and backsplash will be done shortly.
Feb. 7 we will be catering to the wildlife banquet.
DD Hocher has informed us that the date for district meeting is April 19 and St. Walburg is to host it.
Lady Joyce Fowler volunteered to be bingo helper at Lakeland Lodge for January.
Ladies Erma Kuchler and Olive Schneider celebrate January birthdays.
