Clinton News-Record, 1967-09-14, Page 64 Clinton News-Record, Thursday, September 14, 1967
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HENSALL n Regular meeting
of Amber Rebekah Lodge was
held Wednesday evening, Sept-
ember 6,pr«aid6d over by Noble
Grand Mrs. Lindsay Eyre. The
new slate of officers for 1967—
68 will be: Noble Grand, Mrs.
John Corbett; vice-grand, Mrs,
Earl Campbell; financial sec*
retary, Mrs, Bertha McGregor;
recording secretary, Mrs,
Leona Parke; treasurer, Mrs.
Ed Corbett.
A .letter was read stating
that the District Deputy Pres
ident Mrs. Marjorie Broadfoot
of Brucefield, with her instal
ling staff of Clinton Huronic
Lodge will install the incom
ing officers on October 4.
Members were pleased .to
learn that their Centennial float
Which was entered in both the
spring horse show and Frontier
Day show won first and second
prices.
' Meeting closed with a pot*
luck lunch and social4 hour,
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Hensali • Legion Ladies Aux
iliary met Tuesday evening,
September 5 in the Legion Hall
to resume their meetings with
president Mrs. Harold Camp
bell presiding.
Plans were made for a social
on October 28. The group will
send a bowling team to par-
ticlpate in a bowling tourna.
ment at Wingham in September
and donated $100 to the Hen
sali Branch of the Canadian
Legion for the Legion Mem
orial Fund. Members made ar-
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langements for their annual
birthday party Ph October 5
to be observed Withj^djnner.~
Mrs. Clarence Reid won the
guessing prize. Mrs. William
Forrester the mystery- prize,
and Mrs. Byran Kyle the at
tendance prize.
Ringo was played and a pot
luck lunch served.
♦ ■ ♦ ♦,
Miss Sylvia Henderson, who '
is on the staff of the Bank of
Montreal, is a patient in Clin
ton P ublic Ho spital, having been
admitted last Wednesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leo Merritt,
St. Thomas, were weekend
guests with Mr. and Mrs, Carl
Payne and Wayne.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hyde of
Hensali, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Shaddick of London attended
Expo tliis week.♦ ♦ ♦
HENSALL - Rally Day will
be observed in Hensail United
Church Sunday morning, Sept
ember 17. A combined service
of the morning congregation and
Sunday School will he held at
11 a.m. Sunday School children
will accompany their parents
to the church.
. The Hi-C will dedicate new
flags to the church as their
Centennial project.
Hensali council holding firm
to fire retainer demands
Another, municipality has is
sued an ultimatum that town,
ships presently serviced by its
fire fighting equipment will
either pay up or go unprotec
ted in case of tire.
The village of Hensali at a
regular council meeting last
week agreed to notify the sur
rounding municipalities which
had fire agreements with Hen.
■ sail to renew these contracts
by October j, 1967 or under-
.stand they are without protec.
tion in case of fire as far as
the Hensali Fire Brigade is
concerned.
Earlier this summer, the vil
lage of Zurich issued the same '
sort pf ultimatum to surround
ing municipalities there, with
the result that Hay and Stan
ley Townships arc without fire
protection fjrom the Zurich Bri
gade.
Stahley Township with the
townships of Tuckersmith, Us-
borne and Hay is again invol
ved in a fire protection argu-
ment with Hensali. Stanley
clerk-treasurer Mel Graham
said Friday he doubts that the
township will come to terms
WithHensali. ...... . j
“We have offered them $125”
said Graham. He added Hensali
was asking “something like
$500” for an annual retainer
fee.
“We feel for this amount of
money, we can travel one and
a quarter miles further south
and cover all our own territ
ory with our own equipment.**
explained Graham, *‘11 we*d
put that $500 into equipment
for our brigade, we’d be fur.
ther ahead.”
Hensali clerk-treasurer Earl
Campbell explained the request
for a hike is necessary to pur-
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chase new fire fighting equip,
ment for the Hensail brigade.
“We Have adequate equipment
to handle Hensali,” Mr. Camp,
bell noted. “However, Hensali
council feels a certain respon.
sibllity to the surrounding mun
icipalities where fire protec
tion is concerned.” He wept
on to say that Hensail would
require better equipment if it
was to serve outside the vil
lage limits, and that the neigh
bouring councils were being
asked to share in the cost of
such equipment.
Campbell would not divulge
what amounts Hensail council
was requesting from the var
ious municipalities. He. did re
port that present agreements
provide for $125 annually from
each of Tuckersmith, Hay and
Stanley township councils. Us.
borne's retainer to date has
been $75. o
The ejerk also noted that
Tuckersmith Township shared
the cost of fire fighting equip
ment in the town of Seaforth
as Hay did with Exeter. ..
In other business, Hensali
council accepted the assess,
ment roll as presented by Ass
essor Earl Campbell, show
ing a taxable assessment of
$1,221,575, an exempt assess-
ment of $98,925 and a popul
ation of 902; approved building
permits for Harry Moir, Mrs.
Margaret Ingram and Mrs.
Pearl Erratt and demated now
unused music and instruments
from former Hensali bands to
the Zurich and District Cen
tennial Band.
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