Agenda-Burke EMGVA Meeting, March 28, 2016

9:30-10:00 Informal Social Gathering

10:00 Business Meeting

11:00 Program

 

I.          President’s Welcome and Recognition of Guests

 

II.        Approval of the November Minutes

 

III.       Reports of the Officers and Extension Agent

            A. President’s Report-Densie Cannon for Beth Whitaker

            B. Vice President’s Report-Denise Cannon

            C. Secretary’s Report-Ed Morse

            D. Treasure’s Report-Brenda Cohen

            E.  Extension Report-Donna Teasley

 

IV:       Reports of Standing Committees

           A: Communication and Publicity-Linda Gerig

           B: Community Outreach/Special Events-John Whalley

                 Joara-John Coburn and John Hayes

                 Habitat-Dean Wilson and Ann Carr

                 Plant Sale-Denise Cannon

            C: Grounds-Cynthia and Buddy Vance

            D: Community Gardens-Joanne Crooks and Dean Wilson

            E:  Membership-Chuck Schlein

            F:  Programs-Denise Cannon

            G: Refreshments-Pat Hill and Loretta Bull

 

V:        Reports of Special Committees

 

  • Scholarship-Ann Carr

VI:        Other Old Business

 

VII:       Other New Business

 

                                                              Break

 

VIII:      Program: Wildlife Habitat Cert.

                             Angel Hjarding-NC Wildlife Federation

 

IX:         Adjournment

 

Reminder: Our Annual Spring Plant Sale is Saturday, May 7th. Please be preparing plants and yard sale items.       

 

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