Clinton News Record, 2015-09-30, Page 88 News Record • Wednesday, September 30, 2015
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Marlene Beyerlein represented Bayfield Berry Farm,
which was honoured with the "Most Loved Farmers'
Market" award.
Jim and Catherine Landsborough of the Maelstrom
Winery won "Most Potential" last Saturday.
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HFAN hands out local
food hero awards
Laura Broadley
Clinton News Record
The Huron Food Action Network
knows that heroes don't always
come with capes and masks.
On September 26 HFAN honoured
local food heroes in an awards cere-
mony at the Bayfield Town Hall dur-
ing the food charter launch party.
Sophie and Christian Burdan of
Red Cat Farm won the "Best Farm
Tour 2015':
Sarah and Peter Gusso of Part II
Bistro in Blyth won for "Most Local
Restaurant". Nathan Swartz, food
systems coordinator with HFAN,
said the restaurant won because of
its menu, saying it sourced many
local ingredients and utilized as
many as possible.
Marlene Beyerlein of Bayfield
Berry Farm had overwhelming sup-
port in the "Most Loved Farmers'
Market Vendor" category.
Jim and Catherine Landsborough
of the Maelstrom Winery, won
"Most Potential".
The HFAN food charter is a set of
commitments for the community to
cultivate a sustainable local food
system.
According to HFAN, sustainability
means meeting the needs of the pre-
sent community without jeopardiz-
ing the ability of the future commu-
nity to meet its needs, linking the
economy, environment and society,
local focus within a global context,
and creating a collective to make
wise decisions for the future.
Joan Brady, a longtime supporter
of HFAN, said there are a lot of food
systems in Huron County. She said
the network is a citizens group that
is able to help move policy towards
Sophie and Christian Burdan accepted the
"Best Farm Tour 2015" for Red Cat Farm.
Sarah Gusso accepted the award from
Nathan Swartz on behalf of Part II Bistro,
which won "Most Local Restaurant".
a more sustainable food system.
For more information on the food
charter and HFAN go to www.
huronfoodaction.ca.
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