Pangman

Sept 6, 2011 was a warm sunny day for the 4 th Annual Pangman Charity Farms Harvest. All proceeds from this farming project go to the beautiful new kitchen for the Pangman Community.

Community Kitchen

A crop of Canola is what was harvested and it is nice to have it in the bins.  Combines were provided by Brian Jesse, E. Bourassa & Sons, Lawrence Fellner & Ken Kaufmann.  Trucks were provided by Roger Sambrook, Mark Johnson & Brian Jesse..  John Colbow supplied the tractor and auger.  Also special thanks to Wayne and Connie Lozinsky, Eileen Tunall, Chris Schwindt, Ken & Joyce Kaufmann for providing morning lunch, Pangman Co-op for beverages and FCC for after harvest supper of Kentucky Fried Chicken.

Thanks to all who provided help in any way, it all helps.

This year’s Ladies Night Out was held on Thursday, April 14, 2011. The guest speaker this year was Sandy Spencer from Weyburn whose topic was “Someday My Prince Will Come”.

On Monday, November 8, 2010 Charity Farms continued with their Harvest.

They were out combining and baling, thanks to the weather co-operating and giving them a nice warm day in November.

Thanks to all those who volunteered their time and equipment to help get off this year’s crop. Without your help, Charity Farms could not continue to raise funds for our Community Kitchen.

On Wednesday, October 20th, 2010 Charity Farms started harvesting this year’s crop. There were 4 swathers out on the half section of land dedicated to raising money for Pangman School.

This is the 3rd Harvest to be done by Charity Farms. The first harvest was on September 12th, 2008 and last year the harvest was done on November 10th, 2009.

Thank you to Dale Colbow, Terry Webb, Bill Peters, and Byron Ledingham for helping with the swathing, and also thank you to all the volunteers who have helped with the Charity Farms project again this year.

We are all eager to see the new Community Kitchen built and attached to the Pangman School.

The new stage arrived last week just in time for the Dance Recital and Graduation.

The new stage has been provided for the community and school activities as part of the Charity Farms project.

Thank you Charity Farms.

On May 28th, Pangman area farmers began seeding another crop for the Pangman Charity Farm project – a half section of land dedicated to raising money for Pangman School. You can read the entire article which appeared in the Deep South Star.

Harvest Day arrived on Sunday, September 12th and what a beautiful day it was.  The weather was perfect, the crop was ready and men and machinery moved into the field, ready to combine and get the grain into the bins.  Volunteers and machinery gathered in the yard of Ken and Joyce Kaufmann around 10 a.m. ready to go to work.  You can read the entire article which appeared in the Deep South Star.

The Pangman Charity Farms project wishes to express their appreciation to everyone who helped out with the project.  Thanks to Ken and Joyce Kaufmann for the morning lunch, and use of their yard for the day.   Special thanks to all who took the time from their own fields to provide machinery and help to harvest the crop.  Thank you to the following for their contributions towards this project:  Richardson Pioneer, E. Bourassa & Sons, Pangman Co-Op, Grainbelt Agencies, R.M. of Norton, Radius Credit Union, Ceylon Pulses, Weyburn Inland Terminal, Municipal Hail, Morris Industries and Bayer Crop Science and Weyburn Kentucky Fried Chicken.  Without your help this project would not have been possible.