uba Free Press
district winners
Chris Case photo
|Winners at the district Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) competition were given
medals and certificates last week by sponsor Michelle Arnold. The contest was held at
on Feb. 22. Pictured are Carah Shore, who won third place in public speaking, Kati
who won first place in business procedures, Koren Brewer, who got second place in
procedures, and Mrs. Arnold.
Crawford County Historical Society News
by Annalee Williams
Crawford County Historical Society held
meeting on March 20 with 18 mem-
I Present. It has been a busy winter for soci-
erabers and we are excited that spring is
around the corner.
m April the museum will be open
from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. and on
from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. The muse-
many interesting displays give us a
into our past.
of the museum can bring back memo-
many adults and spark the imagination
the very. young. We hope that you will
plans to stop by and share with us our
into yesterday."
Were v6ry excited to have received dona-
from several businesses and individuals
last month: McGinnis Wood Products, Dr.
James and Jill Barnett, Peoples
, Lewis Machine Shop and Mid-State
the support of the community the
and expansion of the muse-
be possible. We are a non-for-prof-
so all donations are tax
Please mail donations to Crawford
Historical Society, P.O. Box 706, Cuba,
We are still searching for information about
the old Cuba School. We currently occupy part of
that complex, the rest having been torn down
some years ago. If anyone has any information
regarding the school's history, please contact Bill
Capehart at 573-885-4811.
Within the next month, students from the
Crawford County R-2 High School history class-
es will begin attending seminars at the museum
given by Phinis Deardeuff. The theme of the
seminars will be the 19th Century American
History with the emphasis on the Civil War.
This is part of our continuing goal for the
museum to be used as an educational tool for our
area youth. We hope that other schools and
youth organization will consider the educational
opportunities which the museum offers.
A reminder to our members, dues were due in
March. If you have not paid, please do so as soon
as possible. The dues monies go toward opera-
tions expenses and the publication of the
newsletter.
Anyone wishing to join the society can call
Bill Capehart at 573-885-4811 for the member-
ship fee and then send a check to P.O. Box 706,
Cuba, MO 65453. We always welcome new mem-
bers.
The next meeting of the society will be held on
April 17 at 1 p.m. Please make plans to attend.
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The Hermann Area Cham- included Bob Aston and Steve Don Nikodim of Missouri
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Competition, a statewide con-
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