The Rural Voice, 1991-12, Page 67HURON
County Federation of Agriculture NEWSLETTER
Box 429, Clinton, Ontario NOM 1L0
519-482-9642
* The Rural Voice is provided to all farmers
in Huron County by the HCFA.
FIVE NEW DIRECTORS WELCOMED
Highlights from Huron County Fed-
eration of Agriculture board of directors
meeting on October 30, 1991, in Vanas-
tra at 8:30 p.m. Twenty-three were
present.
Five new directors were welcomed
to the board of directors: They are
Murton Brock, Usborne, Gerald Johns,
Usborne, Steve Carruthers, Tuck-
ersmith, Walter Mcllwain and John
Rodges, Goderich.
Four new executive directors were
elected to the executive positions:
Jeanne Kirkby, Bob Down, Tom
Hayter, and Steve Carruthers. These
four persons, along with president
Brenda McIntosh, first vice president
Bill Wallace, and second vice president
Nathan Peel make up our new HCFA
executive for 1992.
HCFA was to sponsore a NISA
workshop on two consecutive dates,
The new executive of the HCFA consists of, left to right, directorsTom Hayter, Steve
Carruthers, second vice president Nathan Peel, director Jeanne Kirkby, president
Brenda McIntosh, director Bob Down, and first vice-president Bill Wallace.
MEETING NOTICE
HURON COUNTY FEDERATION
OF AGRICULTURE
MEMBERS MEETING
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 4,
8:30 P.M.
CENTRAL HURON HIGH SCHOOL,
CLINTON — CAFETERIA
AGENDA
Reports from annual convention
Looking at the year ahead
Setting goals of HCFA for 1992
EVERYONE WELCOME
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Thursday and Friday, November 21 and
22, at the Walton Hall from 10 to 3 each
day. Notices were to be put in local
papers with telephone numbers for
interested callers.
A county wide membership canvass
will be held for Huron from March 14 to
March 20, 1992 ... Fieldman Blaine is
starting plans now to organize this can-
vass with the help of Heinz Claus,
Jeanne Kirkby, and Larry Plaetzer as his
committee.
OFA signs are going to be erected in
Ashfield township this fall. By doing
this, Blaine hopes to talk some farmers
from Ashfield into possibly helping out
with the big canvass next spring.
Recently, there have been several
annual meetings in surrounding coun-
ties, which our executive have been at-
tending. Jeanne Kirkby went to Perth
county, Ken Scott visited Wellington,
Brenda McIntosh was at Grey, and
Nathan Peel went to Bruce.
Bill Wallace will likely be attending
Middlesex, and Bob Down will possi-
bly go to Lambton.
A motion was made to start holding
HCFA board meetings the fourth Wed-
nesday of each month, starting for Janu-
ary, February, March, and April of
1992. Motion carried. This should
make the meetings shorter, and the in-
formation dealt with will be more up-to-
date.0
EAST WAWANOSH, MORRIS AND HULLET TWPS ANNUAL FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE
CHRISTMAS DANCE
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 30, 1991
BLYTH & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE
Dance 9- 1 Music by Cripple Duck Hot Beef Lunch
Tickets $10.00 per person, $30.00 per family
The HCFA extends a huge thank you to the following three businesses
for their generous donation of supplying buses to Huron farmers to
attend the Dresden farm rally on October 15, 1991.
Hensall Co-op McGavin Farm Equipment Sherwood Transportation Inc.