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Three teens become youngest to everjoin
Hensall Fire Department under junior status
Jeff Heuchers
41.111111.
We're helping the community and it gives us
pride to be doing that," says 16 -year-old Nathan
O
u
Heartland
Community Credit Union Limited
Where memberships snakes the difference
NOTICE TO MEMBERS
Bedard of Hensall, one of three junior firefight-
ers with the Hensall Fire Department.
Along with 17-year-old's Nic Bruxer and Devon
Long, the three teenagers became the youngest
to ever join the Hensall department, when they
did so back in
February.
It began with the
three watching the
department practices.
'We all expressed
54th ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Will Be Held At The Royal Canadian Legion Clinton, Ontario
on Wednesday, November 23rd, 2005
Complimentary Dinner: 6 pm; Meeting Start Time: 7 pm
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1. To consider and, if thought advisable, to pass, pursuant to section 309 of the Credit
Unions and Caisses Populaires Act, 1994 (the "Act"), a special resolution approving the
Heartland Community Credit Union Limited ("Heartland") proposed amalgamation with
Woodslee Credit Union Limited ("Woodslee"), and the carrying on of business thereafter
with Woodslee as one amalgamated credit union pursuant to the terms and conditions of
an amalgamation agreement between. Heartland and Woodslee dated as of the 26th day
of September, 2005.
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Heartland's by-laws to replace its Credit Committee with a Loans Officer, and to clarify the
date on which nominations for election to the Board of Directors must be received by
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Confirm your attendance today. Hope to see you there!
October 24th, 2005
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Notes:
1. The special business to be considered at this meeting requires the approval of at least
two-thirds of the members of Heartland present at the Special Meeting in person, or, as
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proxy, and voting.
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Date" according to Heartland's by-laws). shall be entitled to notice of the meeting.
an interest in learning," says Long, as to why
they watched.
Up until then the age requirement for firefight-
ers was 18, which is still the age when fighters
began earning a pay.
The three discussed the idea with their fathers.
Luckily, Nic's father is the fire chief for
Hensall, Devon's is the deputy chief, and
Nathan's is a firefighter with the department.
Each went through an orientation that consist-
ed of learning the fire hall, safety on the scene,
and fire science,
among other
things, says
Bruxer.
Following the
training, the
three, all stu-
dents at St.
Anne's Catholic
Secondary
School, were
"directly under
chief's orders,
just like anybody
else," says
Bruxer.
They are fully
trained and qual-
ified to use all of
the equipment,
including the air
tanks, says Long.
The Hensall
Fire Department
answers
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