CANARY COUNCIL

Secretary Mr Charles. Wooley

2 Belverdere Drive, Wrexham, Clwyd. LL11 2BG

Tele. 01978-355200

The Canary Council is a subsidairy of the National Council of Aviculture (NCA),and comprises of representatives of several distinct varieties of Canaries, most of which originated in this country, and are bred for exhibition.

The aims of the Council are:-

To encourage the keeping and exhibiting/contests of all varieties of canaries throughout the British Isles and Ireland.
To safeguard the interests of all canary breeders and exhibitors through the NCA.
To make representation to governing bodies through the NCA, on any matter appertaining to the Canary Fancy.
To send representatives to the Executive Council of the N.C.A. in such numbers as may be determined by the N.C.A.(this at present being four).
To act as a debating society for the Canary Fancy and to advise the N.C.A. Executive of all matters relating to the Canary Council.

OFFICERS & DELEGATES

PRESIDENT: J. SCOTT

CHAIRMAN: P JACOBS VICE-CHAIRMAN: D.N. COTTRELL

SECRETARY/ TREASURER C.R. WOOLEY

DELEGATES

Border Fancy - F.D. Norton, D Harrison
Coloured Canaries - C.R. Wooley, V. Cole
Fife Fancy - P.E. Jacobs, G.E. Jacobs
Gloster Fancy - K. Lowe
Irish Fancy - M.J. O'Connor, A. Eustace
Lizards - J. Scott, S. Install
Norwich - F. Ferry, B. Walkley
New Varieties - S. Berrill
Yorkshire - D. Glasby, S.G. Goacher
Old Varieties and New Varieties. - D.N. Cotterell, B.A. Hogg

Each section is encouraged to nominate their delegates for a minimum of three years.

The Canary Council normally meets at least twice a year, but may meet as necessity demands.

The day to day business of the Council is looked after by the secretary, Charles.R.Woolley, assisted by the chairman Mr Percy Jacobs