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The Annual Meeting of the Goderich
Garden Club was held at Robertson
Memorial Public School on Wednesday,
January 16th.
President Norma Hazlitt welcomed all
members and announced , that the Spring
Conference for District 8 will be held in
Ripley on April 14th. Everett Sparling was
projectionist for an interesting film entitled
"Winter's Wildlife". 41
Annual repotts indicated a busy and suc-
cessful year. Reports were given by the
president, Norma Hazlitt, secretary,
Beatrice Sparling, treasurer, Doris
Hawthorne, membership convenor, Stella
Crawford, programme convenor, Dorothy
Feagan, and flower festival convenor,
Frances Worsell.
The retiring president Mrs. Hazlitt thank-
ed all who had been members of the ex-
ecutive in the past year, also all members of
the club for their loyal support.
Frances Worsell presented the report' of
the Nominations Committee. The following
slate of officers for 1985 was approved: past
president, Norma Hazlitt; president, Jean
Barnett; first vice-president, Elsa Haydon;
second vice-president, Enid Bell ; secretary,
,Eileen O'Brien and treasurer, Doris
Hawthorne. Directors for one and two years
are Jessie Beach, Tom Grasby, Grace
Hunter, Joan Stadehnan, Donna Young,
Anne Ryan, Irene Todd, Beatrice Sparling,
Everett Sparling and Edna Shaw.
Committee members include: pro-
gramme committee, Jean Finlayson and
Edith Lockhart; press and publicity, Janet
Kalbfleisch; membership committee,
Dorothy Smythe and Isabel Watson; lunch
committee, Mary Longmire and Vera
Margerm; flower festival committee, Betty
Allan,.. Fran Armstrong, Betty Bodaly and
Dorothy Feagan; telephone committee,
Susan Bell, Jessie Beach, Stella Crawford,
Vera Margerm, Annette Stemp, Lillian
Turner and • Joyce Riley; and auditors,
Claude Kalbfleisch and Ellen Smith.
The new president Mrs. Barnett was
welcomed to the chair and she .thanked all
those who had agreed to take office. The
• president announced a meeting of the ex-
ecutive in her home on January 30th.
New members _ were invited to, the next
.meeting at Robertson Public School at 8
_-4_.p:m: of'i•Wednesday; February20t1r---
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My name is Aaron Graf and I turned three
on February 3. I had a tobogganing party
with lots of my friends and we had great fun.
This year I had my baby brother, Taylor to
help me celebrate.
Aaron
----My-name-is .Dan Hammill...I_was_5_years
old on Jan. 27. I had a great party with all
my friends. We made angels in the snow.
Tr 1 airi i ng See you next year.
workshopsheld
for potentia
4-H leaders
Over 250 4-H Leaders in Huron County are
busy -organizing for the 1985 season. " = =
On February 12th, the Huron County 4-H
Club -Leaders Association will be gathering
for their Annual Meeting. . They will be
evaluating last year's program and making
plans for 1985.
Many leaders will also be attending the 4-
H Leaders' Regional Conference . on
February 13th in Palmerston. Here leaders
from Huron, Perth, Bruce, Grey, Wellington
and Waterloo Counties will be able to share
ideas and take part, in a professional
development day. The theme of this year's
conference is "4-H - A Search 'for Personal
Excellence".
As well, leaders who will be leading clubs
in the spring and winter are attending
various workshops over the next several
weeks. These provide a chance to learn
specific skills relating to the project they '
will be leading.
These community -minded leaders
deserve a special thank -you and recognition
for their contribution to 4-H.
Love,
Dan
Hi,
My name is Angela Mathieson and I was
two years old on February 3. I live on John
Street with my mom and dad, my big
brother Scott and my brand new baby
brother Mark. I had a delicious chocolate
Teddy Bear Cake and a neat shapes and
slide toy.
P.S. Hi Grampa I
Love Angela.,
THE BENMILLER FORESTERS
wish to_ JEILRrQ sJheir.....
Sincerest Thanks and Appreciation to
The Colborne Snowmobile Club, Marathon Participants, Pledge Donors and anyone
wh -assisted to make- their 91b_ rusueLtar“.enabile lAatathou,.#oa_Grtncer_Research.._
and Local Forester Projects, a huge success.
A SPECIAL THANKS TO
The Following For Their Donation of Prizes:
Lynn Lowry Farm Systems Ltd.
George Smyth Welding Shop
Helm Welding Ltd.
Reavie Farm Equipment
W.G. Thompson & Sons Ltd.
Ashfield Service Centre •
G&E Sales & Service
H. Lobb & Sons Ltd.
Dale Pump & Farm Service
Huron Tractor Ltd.
Craig Hardwoods Ltd.
Auburn Co-op
Rainfall Ltd.
The New Old Mill
Goderich Community Credit Union
Phil Main Dominion Hardware
±eters Markets
A&P Stores
CKNX Country Calendar
Signal Star Publishing Ltd.
Goderich Recreation Board
Ministry of Natural Resources
Mel Bogie Imperial Esso Dealer
Fisher Glass & Mirror
Gary Sproul Electric
Sommersun Glossworkers
Hodges Milling Ltd.
Argyle Marine
Lakeport Steel Industries Ltd.
Lakeport Advertising
Chisholm's Fuel & Service
Dawson's Store
Nile Garage ,
Carlow Storer
Howard Turner Kenko Dealer
Delmer Sproul - West Wawanosh Mutual Insurance
MacKinnon Electric
Kehl Automotive Suppliers
Radford's Garage
T.B. Allen Ltd.
Geo. Wraith Form Equipment
Edward Fuels Ltd.
Lucknow District Co-op
C.A. Becker Equipment Ltd,
Brindley Auction Service
Huronia Welding
Hully Gully
Sheaffer Pen Co.
Benmiller Inns Ltd.
Your continued support of the above rtaerchants
would be appreciated.
PRIZE NIGHT SOCIAL
Friday, February 15, 1985 at Forester's Hall 8:00 p.m.
PLEASE TURN IN BALANCE OF PLEDGED MONEY THAT NIGHT
"Working Together • Cancer Can Be Beaten"
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Dear Captain Comet,
Hi, my name is Christopher Carter, .I live
in Auburn with my mom and dad, Cathy and
Wayne, and my little brother Jeffery. I
would like to join your birthday club. Today,
Wednesday, Feb. 6th, is my birthday. I am
four years old. I had a party on Saturday, all
my family was there to help me celebrate.
I'd like to wish a "happy birthday". to my
"Uncle Pat". His is today also. Bye until
next year.
Your Friend
Christopher
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Fire insurance
Company
Notice is hereby given, that the Annual Meeting of the Company will be held at the:
AGRICULTURAL HALL,
DUNGANNON, ONTARIO.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd, 1985
at 2 p.m.
1. To creeeiVe and dispose oG Figuncip0 Sta4eisnean4 god Aueditovz 030pov4.
2. To appoint Auditors.
3. To elect three (3) Directors.
4. To transact any other business that may properly come before the meeting.
The retiring Directors are Donald MacKenzie from the Goderich area, John Bryce frogs'
the Paisley area and Gordon Stewart from the Ripley area, who replaced the iota
Austin Martin. Donald MacKenzie and John Bryce are eligible for re=election for a
three year term. Gordon Stewart is eligtbfe"for re-election for a two year term.
A Policyholder wishing to seek election or re-election: ase Director Must file Nis or her.
nomination in writing with the secretary of the Corporation by February 14th, 1983.
The Company By -Lows are available for inspection at the Head Office of the
Corporation.
By order of the Board of Directors.
Norris G.W. Peever,
Secretary -Manager.
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