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New board elected The 1993 Board of Directors are: President - Randall Brandford Past President - Verna Jespersen lst Vice President - To be announced Secretary - Peter Philpott Treasurer - Barbara Millar Flower Show Convener - Julie Varricchio Program Convener - Whitfield Telephone Convener - Dorothy Hunsdale Social Conveners - Marion Boyle, Siena Madge HALTON HILLS FIRE DEPARTMENT faa *, 9-1-1 EMERGENCY STARRET, GEORGE STARRET & | WAGNER | MacDONALD Chartered Accountants (416) 873-1601 AUTHORIZED BY REVENUE CANADA TO} ELECTRONICALLY FILE RETURNS REFUNDS IN LESS THAN 3 WEEKS AT HOME, EVENING & WEEKEND APPOINTMENTS ALSO AVAILABLE 129 Main Street South Georgetown, Ontario ‘snanmm O7 3-O100 BARRY D. TIMLECK ‘ ~ Chartered Accountant ~ med es Suite 301 wy 16 Mountainview Rd. S. =G Georgetown, Ont. 17G 4K1 or your ta Bus. (416) 877-6948 If you qualify you can get a cheque for 85% of the first $300 of your tax refund and 95% of the rest. 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John and Ruth Carter will move in their 1890 props trunk full of china, glass etc. Finally, plants, trees and furniture will be arranged to bring the set to life. Dr. Cook’s Garden, a suspense- ful thriller by Ira Kevin, is directed by Neville Worsnop and produced by Dorothy Hunt. The cat includes NRS real estate magnate Gary Brand, GDHS teacher Pat Ball, and GLT vice-president Joyce Holland. Drs. Cook and Tennyson are played by Lloyd Lindsay of ae and Eric Witvoet of Brampt On Thursday, Feb. 18 there will Personal service ¢ Secure, financially sound company ¢ Many investment options ¢ Leader in retirement planning We make investing easy. BRIAN GOODIET cw, cx.£c. 877-5129 be a benefit performance for the North Halton Literary Guild. Regular performances are on Feb. 19, 20 and 24 through 17. Tickets are still available for most shows, at the theatre box office Tuesday and Thursday between 4 and 8 p.m. or by calling anytime 877-3700. Remember, no GST with GLT. Door Prize Convener - Jackie Murdock Publicity Convener - Elaine Vanderburg Assistant - Alison Meeks Logo contest We are asking all members to take part in a logo contest and sub- mit a logo for the society. * Entries are to be in by the March meetin Entries will be judged in April * Winner to be announced and prizes awarded at the April meeting ¢ Entries may be brought to the March meeting or mailed to: Te Horticultural Society ce El Vanderburg es Ontario L7G 485 Next meeting The next meeting will be held this Wednesday, February 17, at 8 p.m. in the Knox Presbyterian Church, Main and Church Streets, Georgetown. Our guest speaker will be Cathy Bartolic. The topic _ will be Flowers for Dried - growing, drying, sie preserving and use. For information, ‘call 877-6288. Tooth Chatter juts Dat termi RELINING DENTURES Loose dentures on a resorbed jaw bone cause the distance between the nose and chin to become too short. 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