Dr. Burgess, who was unable to attend last month's meeting because of an emergency, will give his presentation this month. At February's meeting we also need to put together a list of goals we wish to accomplish in 1995. Events such as a cage building seminar, ferret education seminars for the public and local pet stores are examples of the sorts of things the club could be doing, so please bring your ideas to the meeting. As always, your ferrets are welcome. Elections were held at last month's meeting, and the following officers now hold positions in the club.
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A suggestion has been made to move the club's monthly meetings from the fourth Saturday of each month to the second. Many members have noticed that the fourth Saturday of November and December are usually holiday weekends, which are inconvenient for most people. Please let the club officers know which date you prefer for our meetings. If so, please give them a copy of our newsletter along with a personal invitation to attend our next meeting. One of the new arrivals already has a home, and the others are Job, a four and a half pound neutered and descented sable male with a very kind and gentle disposition that would be ideal for a home with a family, and Morgan, a beautiful sable male with unusual, but attractive facial markings.