Jun 12 2009
ONBH Officers
Our Masters
The Masters supervise the breeding, care, and hunting of hounds. They schedule, plan, and manage the hunts. The masters provide the leadership and tone for the hunt club. They also make a great effort to maintain cordial relationships with landowners, over whose property we pass when we hunt.
- Mrs. Miriam (“Mim”) Neville, jt-M.F.H. and Huntsman
- Mr. Gordon (“Hum”) Neville, jt-M.F.H.
- Ginny Zukatynski, jt-M.F.H. and Huntsman
Board of Stewards
The Board of Stewards work with the Masters to manage the finances and other business of the hunt club.
- Thomas Moran, President
- Chic Daigle, Vice President
- Janet Killeen, Secretary
- Sue Bater, Treasurer
- Marjorie Franko
- Jim Wheeler
- Nöel Estes
- Wendy Good
- Liz Goldsmith
- Dennis Kelley
- Debbe Kelley
- Carolyn Jazowski
- Rhonda Watts Hettinger
FYI—forwarded from the MFHA:
Greetings!
Now that A Centennial Run, the MFHA’s first electronic roster, is complete, I wanted to thank you for your help in putting together this outstanding collection of information, stories, photos, videos, and more. If you haven’t seen it yet, I encourage you to snag a copy, stick it in your computer, and take it for a spin. There’s a disc included with every copy of A Centennial View, the book inspired by the MFHA’s 100th anniversary celebration. You can also purchase the computer disc separately. (Ordering information is given below.)
Creating this informative and entertaining archival collection required a substantial effort on the part of many people; easily more than 200 overall. Key to this was your role as the liaison for your hunt. Assembling material from 165 foxhunting clubs was no easy task. But it would not have been possible at all without the dedicated efforts of all those folks across North America who rallied to the call and sent in photos, stories, articles, poems, and videos.
The result is a delightful collection that can be viewed from the convenience of your computer. Take a virtual tour to every corner of the foxhunting community in the US and Canada. Enjoy the stories and histories, browse through approximately 1500 photos, see every club’s button and collar, watch roughly four hours of video footage.
You’ll certainly want to check out your own club first. But, that done, 164 other hunts await your perusal.
Your fellow hunt members are sure to want their own copy of this first-ever electronic roster. So I’d encourage you to share this message with them.
You can order yours through either the MFHA or from Horse Country Saddlery (Warrenton, Virginia). The book, with the DVD computer disc included, starts at $125.00. The DVD electronic roster can be purchased separately for $39.95.
MFHA, PO Box 363, Millwood, Va 22646
540-955-5680 * http://www.mfha.com * office@mfha.com
Horse Country Saddlery, 60 Alexandria Pike, Warrenton, Va 20186
800-882-4868 * info@horsecountrylife.com
Again, thanks for your help and I’m confident that once you’ve seen the result, you’ll agree it was well worth it!
John Anderson
Information Coordinator
A Centennial Run
harrisand@aol.com
Is it possible to be on an email list for hunter paces and things? I know I emailed previously and someone did reply back as far as the hunter paces this year. I see the poker ride on June 26th. Is that in Carlise, MA? I am sorry for the duplicate request. We have had a very stressful winter/spring with my inlaws being so sick and my mother in laws passing/funeral last week. Hopefully I will get back on track and write this down! Thank you for your time and consideration.
Just wondering when your next hunter pace is scheduled for 2012…?