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Wevlcrn Co‘nr 1., Farm‘r Win. 4:. not; Canada experiences warmest winter ever f it seems as if there was less need for the snowblowcr this i yearw you‘re not imagining things. Environment Canada says this winter has been the warmest in Canada since nationwide record»keeping begun in [948. "Statistically. in tin unchanging climate. Cttnudu could expect a winter anomaly like this win- ter's. about every IUD years." the ministry \‘tlld in ti hllllL'IIll reported by CBC/Win Oil/inn. Tetiipemttires this winter have avenged 3.9 ‘C tihmc nnrmttl. Most ol’thc country was ‘tll least Z'C above normal and mth Alhcmi. Sttxktitt‘ht‘“ an and the Nurthwexl Territories till L'\PL‘* ricnccd temperatures greater tlttirt (1 C above normal. FRIDAY. JANUARY I3. 2006 Meditation achiede Members of the Hanover iw ‘ ‘ ‘ nalAquattc Centre staff have achievad the u . airing Sade 5 second highegt awardflfl'ie ‘-“ flied 'Ltféfa'v rig Distinction Award develops advanced water safety rescue skills and principles of fitness training. This award was received by, left, Stephanie Smith, Tracy Nicoll, Cathy McArthur, Michael Hunt, Brenda Lantz (Distinc- tion examiner from Davidson Centre, Kincardine), Tracy Claxton, Bert Lennox and lulle Ellis, MOQ The Hanover Catholic Women‘s League got their logo printed so that they can be displaved on the four entrance signs for Hanover. Front, left, exec utive members: Kay Horan, Sheila Long, Marlene Poechman, Pat Pegelo; middle row, Therm.) Bester, lenny Near, Rose Fedy, Anne Rehkopt; back, Glenna Oberle and Run Pierik. Absent at time of photo: Dianne Schater and Theresa Gruh~ ber. Yvonne Bette On March 24. 2006. Yvonne polluted with honours {mm Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy in Kitchener. She succunfuily completed her provincial board cums and is now registered with the College of Massage Therapist of Ontario. Wt: are very prnud Myrqu Joe, Jason & Tyler