On Sunday December 11, 2011 a group of 14 people went out caroling in Pangman. We started at the Catholic Church at 1:00 pm and stopped at many homes in Pangman where we sang Christmas Carols. Later we stopped at the Care Home and sang carols. The seniors at the home enjoyed our Christmas Caroling.
We returned to the Catholic Church at about 3:00 pm for hot chocolate, coffee, tea and goodies.
Thank you to the Catholic Church Ladies for organizing this event.
The annual Pangman School Christmas Bazaar and Santa Day was held on Saturday, December 3, 2011 at the school. There were 23 tables rented out to area crafters, bakers, home businesses and community organizations. The Grade 12 class served a hot lunch and sold baking and raffle tickets throughout the day. Proceeds from the Bazaar help cover the costs for the graduation banquet and exercises.
In the afternoon Santa stopped by to pass out goody bags to children and seniors at the Bazaar. Santa also visited seniors in their homes and at the Personal Care Home earlier in the day.
A huge thank you to Santa and his helpers for stopping by. We would also like to thank everyone who so generously bought raffle tickets or made cash or merchandise donations to supply the goody bags as well as prizes passed out to several of the children who attended the Santa Day movie and visited with Santa
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The Loving Lights fundraiser is now on. You can pick up your donor cards at the Radius Credit Union or at the Post Office.
Minimum donation of $5.00 per name, payable to Deep South Personal Care Home. You can drop off your donation at the Post Office or at the Radius Credit Union in Pangman or Ogema or mail to Box 150, Pangman, SK S0H 3L0
Light up our tree with loving lights in memory of your loved ones.
An Interdenominational Christmas Sing-along was held at the Abundant Living Church on Saturday, December 11th at 7:30 p.m.
We sang Christmas carols and played a few games.A few people shared their musical talents with us by playing guitar, piano, bass and drums. The Mayor said a few words and wished everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
After the sing-along, coffee, tea and delicious desserts were served.
A big thanks to Connie for being MC again this year and to Abundant Living Church for the use of their facilities and sound system.
We would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!!
We would like to thank all those who submitted photos and stories for us to post on the website.
The Pangman Community Christmas Sing-along was held Saturday, December 12th at the Abundant Living Church. About 40 people attended in spite of an extremely chilly night.
Connie Lozinsky was the MC and various members of the community contributed to the musical evening with their guitars, drums, piano and voice selections. As well, the children delighted the audience with various Christmas riddles.
A pot luck lunch of Christmas goodies were enjoyed by all who attended.
Many thanks to all who participated, provided lunch, coffee and hot chocolate. A special thank you to Pastor Gary Penner for letting us use the Abundant Living Church for the evening.
We had our Christmas Supper and book club meeting at Kathy’s Place on December 8th, 2009. For supper we had Turkey and all the trimmings plus delicious desserts.
After we had supper, we discussed our November book club selection, Where the Heart is by Billie Letts. Everyone enjoyed this book and we all thought it was an easy read and a great story.
This is the story of Novalee Nation, who at age 17, and 7 months pregnant was dropped off at the Wal-mart in Sequoyah, Oklahoma with only $7.77 in change, by her boyfriend, Willy Jack Pickens.
Novalee meets 3 people her first day at the Wal-mart store, who later are there for her when she is in need and become her best friends. At the town library she meets the town librarian, Forney Hull, who introduces Novalee to the world of books and becomes a very important person in her and her child’s live.
After our meeting we exchanged gifts.
In December we will be reading This Year Will be Different by Maeve Binchy.
Once again this year the Loving Lights are shining brightly in front of the Pangman Library.
This is a fundraiser for the Deep South Personal Care Home, with a minimum donation of $5.00 per name. If you have a loved one or friend you wish to remember this Christmas, fill out the Loving Lights form, make your cheque payable to Deep South Personal Care Home and drop off at the Post Office and Radius Credit Union in Pangman.
