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Past HCFA Presidents posed for a photo. Back L -R: Henry Boot (1997&1998), Charles Regele (2001 & 2002), Nick Whyte (2005 & 2006), Neil Vincent
(2003 & 2004), Stephen Thompson (1995 & 1996/2007 & 2008), Marinus Bakker (2011 & 2012). Front: Carol Leeming (2013 & 2014), Brenda McIntosh
(1991 & 1992), Joan Vincent (2015 & 2016). Present at Gala, missing from photo: Wayne Black (2009 & 2010), Paul Klopp (1987 & 1988) and numerous
past HCFA directors.
Huron Federation of Ag. marks 75th anniversary with gala
The Huron County Federa-
tion of Agriculture held its
75th Anniversary gala on Sat-
urday, April 9, 2016 in
Goderich.
Over 320 people joined
together to celebrate both a
strong history and the people
who continue to make agricul-
ture in Huron vibrant.
The evening included a locally
sourced gourmet meal, histori-
cal information and memora-
bilia, a humourous presentation
from IPM2017, and a live
auction.
The Gala, "Planting the Seed
for the Harvest of Huron," in
addition to celebrating the
anniversary, was also a fund-
raising event. The funds raised
from the evening will be assist-
ing in the start-up of a Huron
County Food Court for the
International Plowing Match in
2017.
The food court will be
incorporating commodities
from throughout the county,
from which proceeds will be
used to give back to the
community.
LUCKNOW NEWS
Make sure to take in new HAWK Theatre performance
Ruth Dobrensky
Did you get out to the HAWK
Theatre production of "Sex
Please, We're Sixty" this past
weekend? If you didn't, the
hilarious play will be playing
again tomorrow night through
to Saturday night.
Catch a performance if you
can, you won't regret it.
It was very busy around Luc -
know this past weekend with
the town -wide yard sale taking
place all over the place. You
could hardly find a street that
wasn't taking part in the sale. I
hope everyone found the bar-
gains they were looking for. If
you weren't looking for a bar-
gain, there were also several
places where you could buy
lunch and many home-made
goodies. Here's hoping every-
one had a good time.
Last Thursday was also very
busy with the "Pitch -In Can-
ada" event happening around
town. It makes a difference
around town in that, Lucknow
gets a helping hand to get
cleaned up and looking it's
best. Thanks to all who came
out and helped.
I noticed in last week's paper
that the student art exhibit at
the Blyth Gallery is once again
open. I always take in this show
as many of our local students
have exhibits there. It's worth
taking in the show just to see
the great talent we have in our
youth, and it's always nice to
see the local young people who
are involved in the show.
Sympathies of the commu-
nity to the families of: Brandon
Metske, 11, Lucknow; June
Bremner, 92, Lucknow; Ruth
Roe, 85, Ripley; Doug Tre-
leaven, 55, Lucknow (formerly
Toronto); Ruth Lamont, 87, R 2,
Holyrood; William Stroeder, 67,
Ripley; Donald Furtune, 79,
Elmwood; and, Eleanor Smith,
89, Hanover.