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Thomas.. C. Archibald
_graduated on May 10
from the Forestry
Technician. 'program, Sir
Sandford Fleming
College in Lindsay. He is
the 1980 recipient of the
award presented an -
1r uaily b --y - ,the Lindsay
Horticultural Society, to
a graduating student, for
Proficiency' ice" --Ho r-
NE
ticulture. Tom is the son
of Mr: and Mrs. Chester.
A. Archbald and son-in-
law of Mr. and Mrs.
Murray J. Forbes. He is
now employed by the
Ontario Ministry of
Natural Resources at
.' Orono.
Sunimerlhill.
ladies exchange
plants
Fourteen members of
the Summerhill Ladies
Club met at the home of
Lorna Ellis on May 14.
Sandra Westerhaut
opened the meeting by
reading a, poem and the
roll call was answered by
a pliant exchange.
A letter from the Red
Cross was received
thanking' the club for
their donation. Money
was sent to the Clinton
Hospital Auxiliary, the
Family and Children's
Services of Huron County
and the Bunny Bundle
The buying committee
were asked to purchase a
trophy for the Grade 8
student of Hullett Central
School who was most
proficient in English. An
invitation y from the
Londesboro W .I. was
received for the club to
attend their September
meeting. It was decided
to 'cancel our own
meeting and accept the
invitation for September
10.
Volunteers to . canvass
the immediate area for
the Flowersof Hope
campaign were Jean
Vodden, Ruth Jenkins,
Margaret 'Wright and
Phyllis Tyndall.
Sharon Ellis will cut the
gross around the hall for
the summer: Olive Neal,
Jean Vodden and Hazel
Watkins agreed to act•as
nominating committee
for the new slate of of-
ficers
The June llth meeting
will be held at Vera
Gibbings home
and lunch
committee is Jo ,Anne
Salverda, Isabel St'bwar(
and Donna Tyndall.
Rosemary Armstrong,
co-ordinator of the Day
Care Program for the
Home bound at Huron -
view gave a very in-
formative talk,
illustrated by slides and
stressed the need, and
importance of the
volunteer helpers.
Spice...
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On the other hand,
Russian hockey teams fill
arenas, bring in big
television revenues, and
the N.H.L. is well
organized and carries a
lot of clout.
Maybe I sound like a
hawk in this column. I'm
not. I'm a school teacher.
Perhaps because of that,
I realize that, as there
must be order in a
classroom, there must be
order, and a semblance of
civilization, in the
structure �f nations.
There are times' when
I'm ashamed of my
country. We are not
without guts and
imagination, as
Ambassador Ken
Taylor's high jinks in
Iran proved.
But time and again it
has been proved that
Canada Will never take
strong measures,
whatever the
provocation, if it's going
to cost us a few bucks in
trade.
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