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FAIR QUEENS MEET - Shown at Tuesday's annual meeting of District 8 of the Ontario Association of
Agricultural Societies• • are FairQueens Lori• ••Clinton;•Jackie
Danbrook, Listowel and Christine Gould, Exeter.
LADY DIRECTORS CHAT -- Shownprior to •• annual meeting of District 8 of the Ontario Associa-
tion
Zurich, Doris Weigand, Exeter and Judy Parker, Hensall.
H -P Ag Society. Association meets
The- annual meeting of Huron
Disrict 8, Ontario Association
pi Agricultural Societies/
recently at the Stanley Township
Complex, 1 . by Hayfield
Society.Agricultural
SocietiesAll 15 District were
well represented with almost
at-
tendance. The Ken Reaney MeMorial
Attendance1 was presented to
Stratford Agricultural Society,1
1 the highest number of points1
members1
The 1 ► 1
Disrict Director, Roy Pepper.
• 1 Homecraft Representative,
Sylvia Knechtel, Stratford.
Localqueens.1
societies
• ► for many it was their first official
function as reigning queen.
Sharon Flanagan. secretary
Seaforth
Society Agriculturalof the
Workshop. organized /
the 1 1
secretaries within the District. that
was 1 in the spring.1
another" being discussed
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inclusionAVith the possible of a
workship for Directurs
Society.•
Constitution• The draft District 8 1
policy guidelinespresented 1
the executive 1 the membership and
both were accepted with an amend-
ment
regarding the arhount1
affilia-
tion1 the District.
Stretch Time was conducted 1
Richard Hamilton, HuronCounty
'Memoriam1
Dungan-
non1 1 musical
entertainment hy Hayfield
Society.District
Directors -II included his' many
activities as he 1 throughout
Huron Perth attending fairs 1
/ MRS. CHARLES HENDY
resideOn October 20, 1987, Charles
Hendy and Viola Andrews were
united in marriage at the Trivitt
Men'Iorial Anglican Church.
Following the ceremony, an
elegant candlelight dinner was
served in the Parish Hall by the
ladies of the church. The couple
will
Society1 1
Association directors
Everyonedivided 1groups
of 15 fordiscussion, one
different topic,
leadereach ►rt report of the
ideas1 problems of each. Many
new'kleas were exchanged through
format.this
Homecraft Representative
reported 1 of the year
visitedas she many fairs and gave
everyoneideas.
The winners of the CanadaPatkers
Quilt Competition
Isabel1s quilt
be entered in the 1 1 Association
Competition in F
1 1 1Hilda
1 . 1
Greetings1 1
Association, by Dolores
.66Sh.apton, president, 1
Divi-
sion, as she reported on the recent
1 1 1 of 1 1 plans for
the convention in February1 her
involvement
travelled throughout Ontario.
HuronJane Muegge, 1
•conductedinstallation
of officers as follows:District Direc:
tor, Roy Pepper,
District,Director,
,Stratford; 1Represen-
tative,
1 ►
alternate Homecraft Representative.
Leona1 Brussels;
Secretary -Treasurer, Gwen Coward,
auditors, Don Bray and Jack
Stewart, Exeter.
Stratford Agricultural Society
be hostof the 1988 annual meeting.
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