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Obituary
HAROLD J. BONTHRON
A well knownH ensall business
man, Harold J. Bonthron, passed
away suddenly at his residence in
Hayfield on August '7, 1973 in his
56th year.
•Mr. Bonthron was born on
March 14, 1918, the son of the
late James and Bertha Bon-
Thron of Hensall. He started in
business in 1948 In the furniture
store and the Funeral Parlo r after
the death of his father. In July
1947 he married the former Doris
Sararas, who survives. Also
surviving are two sons, Bryan of
London and Bevan of Hensall;
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two daughters, Janice and Shelley
at home, and one sister Mrs.
Jean Grear of London.
"''''"ein'Beithron was a Charter
member of the Hensel]. Kinsmen
Club, a 25 year member of the
Hensel). Legion, a member of
the Oddfellows Lodge and the
Shrine, and an Elder of" Carmel.
Presbyterian Church. He was a
Ili lifelong resident of Hensall until
November 1972 when he and his
family moved to Hayfield.
The late Mr. Bonthron rested
at the Bonthron Funeral Chapel
when a private funeral service
was held on August 10, 1973, with
_Rev. ,Qeorge Veis and Rev. W.
Jarvis officiating. Interment in
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"It's st surprise" farewell_
Party In honour of LOW; and
Gerry Kirk of R.R.2, Kippen was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
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OR Me 9/4 Tv A1.10. 16 1973
Kirks surprised at party
Bell reunion features pig and trailer four
RE LOVES SPORTS
Brian is good company, always cheerful and co-operative,
usually smiling, as you see him here. '
At 15, Heti n is tall and slim with dark hair, blue eyes and
fair skin plus a few freckles. His background is Austrian and
Anglo-S axon.
Brian excells in sports. He is a runner and plays soccer,
but hockey iS his favorite. He plays regularly on two hockey
teams and community leagues and his ambition is to be a
professional player. With the 'enthusiasm he has andithe skills
he is developing he might make it. Brian is well liked by
his team mates and is a keen competitor. He is inclined to
think summer is a waste, with no hockey. He would like to
devise an outdoor rink that would be operational all year.
Brian has just finished Grade Eight and will be entering a
two-year occupational course in the fall. He is interested in
wood-working and good at it, his latest accomplishment
being a handsome, functional birdhouse. He has recently
developed an interest in nature. lle sings. in the school choir.
He needs warm, understanding, involved parents - and
'especially a father who will share his hockey' interest.
To inquire about adopting Brian, please write to Today's
Child, Box 888, Station K, Toronto M4P 2H2. For general
adoption information, please contact your local Children's
Aid Society.
ObA. D
LAN ALM-
WINCHELSEA
, Orville Workman, R.R.3, Kippen
on Wednesday evening, Aug. 8th.
The Kirk family is moving this
week to Mansfield, Ont. Mr:Kirk
is a fireman posted to Camp
Borden.
"What was really a surprise
for Louis and Gerry" said Mrs.
Workman, "was that their par-
ents, his from Port Stanley and
hers from Aylmer were et the
party."
Oyer 45 of the Kirk's friends
and neighbours applauded as Erne
erson Kyle, Kippen, presented the
couple with a swag lamp and their
son Paul With a monogrammed
wallet.
SEAFORTH
JEWELLERS
The descendants of the late
Andrew Bell and Mary Blair
, gathered on August 4, at the
old Bell homestead for their
fifth weekend reunion in eleven
years.
. The '75 perions attending, he-
rived from Kenneled and Langley,
B.C. Boston, Halifax, Toronto,
London, Seaforth, ,Grand Bend,
Kitchener, Goderich and Streets-
ville.
The reunion began with a lun-
cheon. on Saturday hosted by
Dorothy and Bill Bell. Sports
events followed under the able
direction of Bob and Dianne GOrs-
line., Winners of the various
sports events were: 5 years and
under: Becky Morris, Jackie
Bell; Peter Morris, Elaine,Milan,
Intermediate ' sports; Wendy
Milan, Vicky Bell, Beth Morris,
Karen Ford.
Adult sports events; Toni and
jack Bell; Jim and Kathy Morris;
Phil Peters; Fessie. Brooks.
An added attraction during
Saturday was a tour of the new
pig feeding operation owned by
R.J. MacGregor and Sons which
was conducted by Robby John
himself ,and. a most interesting
tour it was; After the sports
activities the group gathered at
Kippen United Church to enjoy
a hearty dinner served by the
Ladies of the congregation.
At the conclusion of• dinner
the guests returned to the old
Bell Homestead and were enter-
tained by Mr. Don Bell from Bos-
ton with ashowing of moviesfrom
previous reunions. Music and
song filled the evening under the
direction Wally Walper and
Howard Brooks.
During the evening Bill and
Dorothy Bell were presented with
plaque (designed in Scotland
bearing the Bell Coat of Arms)
by Mi'. and Mrs. Walper in ap-
preciation of their hospitality.
Sunday morning the group at-
tended a Church Service at St.
Andrews United Church. A
special musical number was sung
by Wally Walper: Sunday after-
noon, family members gathered
at the Bell Homestead for a fun-
filled garden party. Later a
smorgasbord dinner was served
under the supervision of Mrs.
Alga Chlpchase, Mrs. Jean
Morris, Mrs. Ruth Adair and
Mr s. Verde. Sinclair.
During the afternoon, Mr.
Ernie and Bill Chipchase gave
a conducted tour of the North-
lender Mobile Home plant at
Exeter, Ontario.
At the conclusion of supper,
a brief meeting was conducted by
Elaine and Irvin Ford. The new
committee elected for the 19'76
reunion were Mr. DonBell (hall-
fax) Mrs. Alice Bell, Secretary;
Mrs. Arlene and Jim Stiles,
sports directors.
Tony Kyle has returned from a
trip to the United Nations. He
was the winner of a free trip to
the United Nations sponsored by
the Amber Rebekah and Odd-
fellows Lodges o° the Huron Ms-
triet. A letter of thanks• was
received from Tony in apprecia-
tion for having had the honor of
the opportunity to take this very
worth*hile trip.
At the Sunday morning
Worship Service in Hensel].
United Church, Rev. Don Beck
preached on the sermon topic,.
"I believe; Help my unbelief".
Sam Rannie was the guest solo-
ist. The flowers in the Church
were from the funeral of the late
Harold Bonthron,
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each use. Just wipe with a
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Miss Ruth Horne 3.1,4 Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Sperling of London
visited on the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs . Freeman Horne.
Miss Janet Herb of Toronto
spent the holiday weekend with
Mr. and Mrs.-,,Phil Hern and
boys. . •
Mr. and` Mrs. Sanford Hutton
spent the weekend in "Listowel
with their daughter Diane and
relatives there.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill 'Mier,
Vickie and David of Harriston
visited in Winchelsea on Mon-
day.
Mrs. Freeman Horne and
Mrs. Sanford Hutton and Mrs.
Phil liern„ were guests on Wed-
nesday evening with Mrs.John
Coward celebrating her birth-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Sugdan, granddaughter Beth Sug-
den of Detroit visited recently
with Ditatg,. Isabel sugden and
Tennyson Johns.
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald But-
chereit and boys of Toronto visi-
ted recently with Mr. and ,ivIrs.
Sanford Hutton and Dennis.
Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Pehlke
of Monkton visited over the
week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Sanford Hutton.
Mrs. George Frayne of
Exeter visited on Saturday with
Mrs. Wm. Walters.
Miss Ruth Horne of London
visi*(15•eer the, w,eeketi, mtk
Mr. and Mrs. 'Fi4einan'HiStlfer
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Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bern and
boys spent the weekend at their
cottage at Chesley Lake.
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