Thursday, November 21, 2013
Carrollton, Ohio
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Trushel re-elected president of Ag Society Ed Trushel was re-elected president of the Carroll County Agricultural Society (fairboard) during the annual reorganizational meeting Dec. 9 at Atwood Resort and Golf Club. Kevin Host was elected vice president. Tammy Sanderson and Margaret Mesler were hired as secretary and treasurer respectively. Trushel has served as president of the group for many years. Host was elected vice president for the first time, replacing Jim Long. Trushel expressed his appreciation to Ruth Ann Tinlin and Vern Pearson, who both were in attendance, for their many years of service to the board as office assistants during the county fair. Following a lengthy discussion about the price of memberships and exhibitor passes for the 2014 Carroll County Fair, members voted to increase admission (gate) prices for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday to $8, and for Friday, Saturday and Sunday to $10 for the 2014 fair. The increased prices include grandstand shows, but not rides or track seats. Memberships
and exhibitor ticket prices were increased to $30, which includes grandstand shows, but not rides or track seats. The last increase in membership passes was in 2011, according to Treasurer Margaret Mesler. After a discussion about cutting a day from the fair schedule, Trushel said the dates for the 2014 fair cannot be changed, but could be for the 2015 fair. In other business, the board: -AGREED to renew the American Electric Power (AEP) 12-month lease for 2014 with the same language and payment as the previous lease. -MET in executive session to discuss personnel. Following the session, the board tabled the matter until the December meeting. -LEARNED Wes Frew has gotten the pictures put up on the senior fairboard office walls, except the big picture of the fairgrounds. It is to be put up in the board meeting room, per discussion. -PASSED a motion for Wes Frew to pay the Jr. Fair premiums when available.
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-LEARNED from Frew preparations are underway for the 2014 Carroll County Energy Fest. There was some discussion about musical groups and beer sales. Long is to speak to members of the Carrollton Civic Club about the 2014 Energy Fest. Frew said he asked Yvonne Ackerman and Amy Rutledge to help with promotions and advertising of the 2014 Energy Fest. -LEARNED from Trushel a group contacted Tina Costarella, a veterinarian, about tearing down the race horse barn closest to the track and not replacing it, and the possibility of fixing the other race horse barn. Trushel reported a race horse died during the fair and the report was the horse was bitten by a rat at the fairgrounds barn. Costarella said that was not the reason for the horse’s death. -ANNOUNCED winter storage space is available for rent at the fairgrounds. -LEARNED from Harold Barber, insurance agent for the society, the 2014 renewal of the policy will be due January 2014. The board agreed to pay the premium.
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