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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1973
ATTEND CEREMONY - A number of area dignitaries attended the ceremony' in Zurich on Sunday
afternoon when the historical plaque in honour of Sir John Stephen Willison was dedicated. Those
taking part in the ceremony are seen sitting to the right of the plaque.
Monday being a holiday the
band concert was cancelled
this week. However, the resid-
ents are looking forward to the
visits from the band each Mon-
day during August.
Thirty-five resident travelled
by bus to London on Wednesday
with the first stop at Storybrook
Gardens. Everyone enjoyed the
animals flowers and the scen-
ery at the gardens. Then on to
smeselmar
Steer
This
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BY
LARRY
SNIDER
AMMAN
A pregnant woman should
wear a seat belt, or better yet
a shoulder harness, says the
American Medical Association.
Studies show that most belt in-
juries are slight, and the risk to
the fetus is less with a seat belt.
Older drivers who compensate
for their changing physical
abilities are less likely to have
auto' accidents than younger
people.
A chirp -chirp noise up front is
probably a dry or worn fan
belt.
*
Parking lights are never
enough for driving. If you need
lights at all, use the regular
beams, say experts.
*
More than half of all auto ac-
cidents are caused by
"habitual offenders". Drunken
drivers make up the largest
single group. States are get-
ting tougher on these drivers
— sending them to jail, pulling
licenses, to keep them off the
roads. *
Our expert mechanics check out every
car we sell. We count on them; you
can, too. -
Larry Snider
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Drive in soon!
Sprinkbank Park for a picnic
lunch. The residents visited the
Marian Villa Home during the
afternoon and were welcomed
by Sister Maureen and her com-
mittee. Following a tour of the
Home a social hour was spent
in the craft room, with members
of the Auxiliary serving lunch,
Mr. Morgan Dalton, who is a
nephew of Sister Maureen,
expressed the appreciation of
the residents for a most enjoy -
able afternoon.
Hensall News
Tony Kyle has returned from
a trip to the United Nations.
He was the winner of a free
trip to the United Nations spon-
sored by the Amber Rebekah and
Oddfellows Lodges of the Huron
district. A letter of thanks was
received from Tony in apprec-
iation for having had the honor
of the opportunity to take this
very worthwhile trip.
At the Sunday morning wor-
ship service in Hensall United
Church, Rev. Don Beck preach-
ed on the sermon topic "I be-
lieve; Help my unbelief".
Sam Rannie was the guest solo-
ist. The flowers in the church
were from the funeral of the
late Harold Bonthron.
Mrs. Fred Brock received
word this week that her sister,
Mrs. Barbara Bedford, of Strat-
ford, had passed away.
0
Bronson
north
Mrs. Walter Scott of St.
Thomas visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Penhale one day
last week.
Miss Marlene Bennett and
Miss Joan Bennett of Goderich
visited their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. Penhale last week.
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Obituary
HAROLD J. BONTHRON
A well known Hensall busin-
essman, Harold J. Bonthron,
passed away suddenly at his
residence in Bayfield, on
August 7, in his 56th year.
Mr. Bonthron was horn on
March 14, 1918, the son of the
late James and Bertha Bonthron,
of Hensall. He started in busin-
ess in 1948 in the furniture store
and the funeral parlor 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; two daughters, Janice
and Shelley at home, and one
sister, Mrs. Jean Gree, of
London.
Mr. Bonthron was a charter
member of the Hensall Kins-
men Club, a 25 -year member
of the Hensall Legion, a memb-
er of the Oddfellows Lodge and
the Shrine, and an elder of
Carmel Presbyterian Church.
He was a lifelong resident of
Hensall until November, 1972,
when he and his family moved
to Bayfield.
The late Mr. Bonthron rested
at the Bonthron funeral chapel
where a private funeral service
was held on August 10, with
Rev. George Vais and Rev. W.
Jarvis officiating. Interment in
Exeter cemetery.
Pallbearers were Ken Cooke,
Bob Drysdale, Jack Drysdale,
Bill Easton, Lorne Hay and
Van Laughton.
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PRESWEETENED CEREALS
Consumers' Association of
Canada reports that presweeten-
ed cereals are especially harm-
ful to teeth. Sugar is incorpor-
ated directly into the cereal
and is not easily dissolved.
Sugar sprinkled on plain cereals
is a separate entity and is not as
hazardous to teeth. CAC nat-
ional headquarters is located
at 100 Gloucester Street, Ottawa,
Plan ceremony
at Bayfield
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ed franking, posting proclam-
ations, postal savings and sale
of stamps and money orders."
The plaque was a joint project
of the Bayfield Historical Soc-
iety and the Bayfield Council,
and some private subscribers.
TENDE1S
VILLAGE OF HENSALL
Tenders will be received by the undersigned up 5 o'clock
Friday, August 17, 1973.
For the removal of old sidewalk and laying new sidewalk
approximately 1200 feet, 4 feet wide 4 inches thick.
Contractor to supply all labour and material, work to be
completed by October 15, 1973. Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
Earl Campbell,
Clerk.
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