July 18, 2021
Grow and Share OHCE met for its regular meeting at 6:30 p.m. on July 12 at the Lutheran Church. Amy Erikson served as hostess. President Janet Cunningham called the condensed business meeting to order. The meeting was condensed to allow ample time for the canning workshop. Nine members were present. Guests present were Tim and AnnaLisa Roggow. Minutes for the June meeting were read and approved as corrected. Jean gave the treasurer s report.
The OHCE Newsletter was received. Important information was reviewed. There were no committee reports given. Unfinished business included discussion of the Woods County Fair items. Jean reported that she has agreed to be one of the fair superintendents.
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It’s been about a week and there’s no update in the case of the missing Big Ted.
The community have gotten behind an interesting hide and seek game with a giant teddy bear we all know as Big Ted.
The aim of the game is for members of the community to take a photo of Ted at a location around Hervey Bay and post it to social media for others to try and find.
But community members are saddened by his sudden disappearance.
According to social media posts, Big Ted was last seen publicly at Eli Waters Shopping Complex grabbing his Christmas ham at the butcher and getting his photo with Santa, in the week before Christmas.