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BY ALICE MB
After serving as a member of Hewn
*nen for 19 years, Reeve Harold Knight
annOUnced at Monday's council meeting
he's retiring;
At the end of the meeting, he told fellow
council tnetnbers that he would like,to have
made it 20,years on council, but didn't want
to retire in mid-term. The reeve, whojs a
Hensall electrician, said he hasn't madenp••
his mind yet whether he'll run for the PUein
the Nov. 10 municipal election.
: Mr. Knight has been reeve for the past
foUr years. During that time, he served on
the Huron County Planning Board for three
years, including one year as chairman. This
year, he is a member cif the Huron County
development committee. "
The reeve told council when he started in
m nicipal politics 19 years ago, he' Was full
of enthusiasm, and "I figured I could do
an, ing." He said during his first five years
on d�uncif his ideas were "shot down" many
times. The reeve said he decided to retire
from council when he realized it was harder
to maintain the same enthusiasm now.
"I think we need a little fresh vitality on
council," he said.
The reeve said he thinks county council
will be very exciting next year, due to its
smaller size, and added there were a number
of challenges facing Hensall council. '
He said businessmen in the town should
consider the Business Improvement Area
(BIA) program, which has been adopted in.
the neighbouriHg municipalities of Clinton,
Exeter and Seaforth. The reeve said the
town will also need senior citizens housing
in the future.
The reeve, a former Seaforth resident, is
the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Knight
of Seaforth.
After the reeve' S announcement, Patti
Neilands, another council veteran,
. announced he will be seeking the reeve's job
in the upcoming election.
The three other council members- Richard
Packharn, Klaus Van Wieren and Harry
Klungel-all indicated they plan to, run for
cOtincil again. -
In other business, Huron County planner
Roman Dzus attended the session to review
the proposed submission of application to
the Ontario Municipal Board allowing Hen-
sall to annex 100 acres to the north of the
village and 101 acres to the south.
. Before attending the Heifsall meeting,
Mr. Dzus appeared before Hay Township
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councillors were absent, and other members
said they wanted more time to read the
annexation submission thoroughly before
approving it.
He said Hay Township council. would
postpone passage of the document until their
nexecounciTmeenng on October 6—or until
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Harold Knight
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Hensall council then voted to request
Warden Jack Tinney to schedule a special
meeting between his council and Hensall
council members to approve the annexation
submission.
Hensall council will asstnne the costs of
the meeting. Mr. Dzus "'told council he
doesn't foresee any problems in Hay council
approving the submission.
McGregor badc'home
Correspondent McBride.
MRS. RENA CALDWELL Bean harvesting has begun
262-5935 Bert Thomson's field is
Grant McGregor has re- Pulled.
turned home from Stratford Kippen East Women's
Hospital. Institute will meet in Hensall
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roth. United Church, Fellowship
rock of New- Castle. lndianna Room, September 17 at 8:30
attended the C.N.E. while 413.m. Robert Plumsteel of
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Seaforth will speak.
Emerson Anderson. Kippen UCW catered to
Mrs. Steve Pine and Sheri, the Lavis family reunion at
Lynn and new baby visited the Hensall Curling Club last
recently - with Orace Saturday.
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MRS. BERTHA
MacGREGOR
262-2005
Mrs. Velma Robinson,
Hensall Public Librarian
attended a Course of Study
for Counts! -Branch
Supervisors held at the
Ontario Government Staff
Mrs. Dorothy Brintnell
and Mrs. C. Christie
returned from an enjoyable
bus trip to the East Coast and
Newfoundland.
Mrs. Bert Horton under-
went surgery in St. Joseph's
Flospital on Friday, Her
many friends wish her a
speedy recovery.
Jim and Eunice Aikenhead
were honoured at their 25th
wedding anniversary when
their family entertained a
large number of relatives and
friends at the Hensall •
Community Centre Saturday
evening. Dancing was to
music ' by the Blue Water
Playboys and lunch was
and area news
Development Centre at
Barrie last week.
The Hensall 4-H Club are
having an organizaing
Thursday, Sepiembet Ilth at
Hensall United Church at
p.m. Any girls' 12 years and
older are welcome.
AMBER REBEKAH LODGE
REOPENS
Noble Grand Mrs. Hazel
Corbett presided for the re-
opening of Amber Rebekah
Lodge on Wednesday
evening assisted by Vice -
Grand Mrs. Elizabeth Riley,
who reported for the visiting
committee.
It was reported the float
entered in the Fair Board
parade won third prize.
The Noble Grand gave the
Treasurer's report and a
letter was read from the D.D.
President's Secretary Mrs.
Margeurite Crawford stating
the Installation of Officers
will be on October 1st, by
Sister Mrs. Verna Therms
D.D.P.
Correspondence was read
and discussed.
Hensall Women's Institute
restarted meetings on
Wednesday September 10th
at Hensall United Church.
There was a Pot -Luck supper
at 6:30 p.m. and a meeting
followed. The Dairy Princess
for Huron County, Miss
Susan Zielman. was the
speaker. .
CHISELHURST LADIES'
PLAN THEIR BAZAAR
The U.C.W. of Chiselhurst
United Church met on
Thesday afternoon and the
President, Mrs, Jack Brint•
nen. opened the meeting by
reading a poem "The
Smallest Blessings''.
follow cd by the Theme Song
and Prayer.
Everyone was thanked for
donations to the bake sale in
June It was announced four
members had attended a
Leadership Workshop at
Camp Bimini A discussion
about material for the para.
ment for the pulpit resulted
a choke of blue velvet with
gold
Everyone was reminded of
the Anniversary Sunday.
September 28th. The Ladies'
are in charge of the refresh-
ments for Fellow ship Hour
followning the serNice
The Annual Ba7aar will be
held Wednesday. October
29th at 3 p.m
Mr. James Sangster and
Brad returned home after a'
fishing trip at Manitoulin
Island.
Dan and Catharine O'Neill •
and daughter Christie of
Eondon visited last week with
Mrs. O'Neill's mother, Mrs.
C. Christie. Christie re-
mained for the weekend with
her grandmother.
SUNDAY SERVICE TO BE
HELD AT CAMP KINTAIL
Rev. Kenneth Knight
conducted worship at Carmel
Presbyterian Church on
Sunday morning. His sermon
was "The Great Discovery".
Mrs. Robert Taylor presided
at the organ. The service
next Sunday will be held at
Camp Kintail.
Arrangements are being
made for cars to leave the
Churches at 10:00 a.m. The
service will be at 11:30 a.m„
Bring your lawn chairs and a
picnic lunch which will be
pooled. This is a joint
outdoor service for the three
congregations. Plan to
attend.
served at the close.
Mrs. Grace Peck and Mrs.
Mayme McAllister of Huron -
view were guests last
Thursday with Mrs. Dorothy
Mickle and enjoyed the Pot -
Luck noon dinner A d
program of Unit 4
Mrs. Alice Neilands, Vice-
president of Hensall Ladies'
Legion Auxiliary, led the first
meeting of the autum season
on Tuesday evening. Plans
were made to cater to ' a
September wadding and also
later fall weddings. Mrs.
Clarence Reid, sports
convener. stated there would
be bowling tournaments in
Exeter and Wingham.
Mrs. Mabel Munn
returned home after
spending a few days with her
daughter and son-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Gooding
and Dale, in Parhill.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Slade
and Glen attended the
wedding of Mrs. Slade's
neice Lashley -Luther at
Smith's Falls on Saturday,
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