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the Nova Scotia Haflinger Club
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Last Update:Jan 5th/2021
Membership Renewal - President's Message - 2021 AGM |
The Golden Horse with the Golden Heart
News:
Holly Stillwell
President, NSHC
Good day, just a note to remind everyone that Club Membership Dues for 2021 are due. $15.00 per person, ( members under 19 no charge).
Please send dues via e-transfer to janettrimper5@gmail.com. -->(new e-transfer address as of Dec16th/2020)
If you know of any other people who enjoy working with or own Haflingers who might like to join our club please pass this info on to them. It would be nice to include some new members.
Members are reminded that in order to vote and/or hold a board position for the club 2021, membership dues must be paid prior to our AGM meeting scheduled for Jan.31, 2021, storm date Feb.14th, 2021. Also in order to hold a board position members must own a registered Haflinger.
On behalf of the Club Board members I’d like to wish all NSHC members an enjoyable Christmas, and Happy New Year.
President, NSHC
Good day, just a note to remind everyone that Club Membership Dues for 2021 are due. $15.00 per person, ( members under 19 no charge).
Please send dues via e-transfer to janettrimper5@gmail.com. -->(new e-transfer address as of Dec16th/2020)
If you know of any other people who enjoy working with or own Haflingers who might like to join our club please pass this info on to them. It would be nice to include some new members.
Members are reminded that in order to vote and/or hold a board position for the club 2021, membership dues must be paid prior to our AGM meeting scheduled for Jan.31, 2021, storm date Feb.14th, 2021. Also in order to hold a board position members must own a registered Haflinger.
On behalf of the Club Board members I’d like to wish all NSHC members an enjoyable Christmas, and Happy New Year.
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Presidents Message
Jan., 2021 Hello everyone, 2020 has sure been a year that has turned everything upside down! Hopefully you are all well and have managed to continue enjoying your Haflingers and are staying safe. Our membership has stayed strong and hopefully will continue to do so in 2021. There are no changes in club membership fees for this year- $15.00 per person, with no charge for youth under 19. (Members are reminded that they must have personal NSEF Membership and insurance to be able to handle the horses.)Our club had planned to sponsor the 4H Ground driving at Pro show and Haflinger classes at the Annapolis Valley Ex and the Queens County Fair. Unfortunately with the coronavirus those shows were all cancelled. Hopefully next year things will be better. Some of our members prior the virus participated with their horses at the MacMillian Show Center in Truro, N.S. in a 4H judging event. Due to the virus all major decisions have been made at the board level. I’d like to personally “Thank” them for working together though this year. The Board did decide to make a $100.00 donation to Hope for Wildlife. They decided not to do the calendars this year as a fundraiser. We did do a fundraiser through Sport Nova Scotia and raised $390.00 for the club. Our annual Christmas meeting and get together was also cancelled. Our Club Finances look fairly good, but the club needs to look at doing some kind of fundraiser to increase our account in order to cover our yearly expenses which include club insurance ($380.00), NSEF Club Membership ($50.00), Registry of joint Stocks (39.00) and other miscellaneous costs. Tim Bowser continues to update our web and Facebook pages. ‘Thank you’ Tim. Members are encouraged to submit pictures and info to him to share on those pages. The club would like to congratulate one of our member’s Gillian Allan in receiving the 2020 NSEF Community Award for her significant impact on the development, maintenance and positive atmosphere of our sport. Great job Gillian! This year (2021) is our 20th Anniversary of or club. If possible it would be nice to do a Registered Haflinger show to help promote the Haflinger breed. In closing I’d like to “Thank” the membership for their support over the past two years and hope 2021 will be a better year for everyone during this difficult time. Stay safe, and stay positive, Holly Stillwell NSHC President 2020 |
Hello everyone!
The date for the Annual General Meeting for the Nova Scotia Haflinger Club will be Sunday, January 31st, 2021 at 12pm, at the Truro Farmers' Market. The storm date will be Sunday February 14th, 2021, same time and place. All members are welcome to attend!
The Truro Farmers' Market is at 15 Young Street, Truro, located beside the Truro Library. Here is a link for directions from Exit 14 off HWY 102:
Directons:
When you arrive, enter the building through the door under the carport.
Anyone attending will have to wear a mask and physically distance, according to the province's health guidelines at the time. Warm clothes are recommended, as it's a cooler building, but not below freezing. There are also washroom facilities and a coffee/tea shop next door.
The minutes from last year's AGM and the agenda for this year's meeting will be sent out for review closer to the meeting date.
Hope everyone stays safe during the holidays, and hopefully we will see eachother in the new year!
Lisa Clemenets
NSHC Secretary
The date for the Annual General Meeting for the Nova Scotia Haflinger Club will be Sunday, January 31st, 2021 at 12pm, at the Truro Farmers' Market. The storm date will be Sunday February 14th, 2021, same time and place. All members are welcome to attend!
The Truro Farmers' Market is at 15 Young Street, Truro, located beside the Truro Library. Here is a link for directions from Exit 14 off HWY 102:
Directons:
When you arrive, enter the building through the door under the carport.
Anyone attending will have to wear a mask and physically distance, according to the province's health guidelines at the time. Warm clothes are recommended, as it's a cooler building, but not below freezing. There are also washroom facilities and a coffee/tea shop next door.
The minutes from last year's AGM and the agenda for this year's meeting will be sent out for review closer to the meeting date.
Hope everyone stays safe during the holidays, and hopefully we will see eachother in the new year!
Lisa Clemenets
NSHC Secretary
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The Canadian Haflinger Association's 2021 Calendar
Would make a great Christmas item. "Just think these calendars would be great in the Barn, Garage, Sunroom, Garden shed, Green house, etc. " Their just a little shorter than a Legal size page. 'Shop Mini Walls' measuring : 13" x 8.5" - 33 cm x 21.5 cm. Prices are:
To purchase your calendars please contact
Come visit Canadian Haflinger Association website or Facebook |
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2020
NSEF Service Award -
Gillian Allan
2020 NSEF Community Awards
Award presented at our NSEF Annual General Meeting.
Awards are extended to individuals who have made a significant impact on the development, maintenance, and positive atmosphere of our sport.
Award presented at our NSEF Annual General Meeting.
Awards are extended to individuals who have made a significant impact on the development, maintenance, and positive atmosphere of our sport.
Here are some photos from Feb 29th/2020, Nova Scotia Haflinger Clubs particapation in the Collage/4H judging event at the Macmillian Show Centre in Truro NS.
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WORMING - Contributed by Janet Trimper
Worming trick that I tried today. Works quite well and no fight. I would suggest giving carrots at other times to avoid association. Someone else told me that they slather a piece of bread with the wormer, fold it over and their horse gobbles it down. Will try that next time. |
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Congraduations to Gordon Lewis and this team Woody and Max as seen on CTV's Cindy Day's snapshot of the Day!
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Here is something new: Northville Heritage Center May 21, 2016. Budgie Trimper spent time working his two Haflingers at their 'Planting Day' event.
Budgie Trimper working
Amos and Lilly at the Northville Farm Heritaage Centre
Photos top and left were taken by
Cora Anne Rogers
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Photo by Anne van Arragon
May 21st, Nothville Farm Heritage Centre
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Still worth holding on to: Donald Armstrong's 100th birthday at the Annapolis Valley Nursing Home
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