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Blanco County Youth Council Sets Annual Meeting
Wednesday, February 18, 2009 • Posted February 17, 2009

The Blanco County Youth Council invites all members and other interested persons to attend their Annual Meeting set for Wednesday, March 4, 2009 from 7:00 to 8:00pm at the Blanco County Show Barn in Johnson City.

This is the annual meeting where items may be brought before the Board of Directors for consideration of a rule or policy change. Other suggestions for improvements of the Youth Show will also be discussed. In addition, Director positions whose terms are expiring will be up for election. Nominations to fill these positions will be made from the Directors’ Nominating Committee and will also be accepted from the floor. Directors who are elected must be paid members of the Youth Council in accordance with Bylaws “II. (D) GOVERNING BODY: The Governing Body of the council shall lie in a Board of Directors consisting of 15 currently paid members who shall be duly elected at an annual membership meeting.” Please also note “II. (B) Dues for membership in the council shall be $5.00 per person per year. This $5.00 membership fee being due seven days prior to the annual meeting. Lifetime membership is $30.00 per person, $50.00 per couple.” This date is then Wednesday, February 25, 2009. All membership dues and applications must be in to the secretary by this date in order to vote and/or be nominated (applications are available at the Extension Office, FFA classrooms or call 833-5335).

If you have any questions regarding the Annual Meeting or other items related to the Show, you may call Secretary Peggy Wallace, 833-5335 or any of the following Directors: Kip Thompson – President, Ed Crawford - 1st Vice-Chair, Will Wallace - 2nd Vice-Chair, Rodney Green, Jack Harvey, Keitha Johnson, Charles Jones, Jr., Jimmy Kezar, Bubba Moeller, Melvin Moreland, Jasen Parker, Larry Scott, Doug Smith, Randy Sultemeier, or Darrel Wagner.

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