The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-04-25, Page 29II nsa
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Tom Travers is candidate
HENSALLCANCER CAMPAIGN — The annual canvass in Hensall for the Canadian Cancer Society was
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WELCOME TO THE FLIGHT — Part of Thursday's variety program at Huron Centennial school included a
make believe trip to Hawaii. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rose are being welcomed by Dean Manske and Faith
Renner. T-A photo
Oddfellows march to church,
ladies hold successful bake sale
T-A photo
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Hensall youth preaches
Mr. Tom Travers, an intended
candidate for the Ministry of the
United Church of Canada,
preached at the service of wor-
ship in Hensall United Church
Sunday morning. The choir under
the direction of Mrs. Turkheim
sang two hymns from the new
hymn book as a way of in-
troducing new hymns to the
congregation.
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Holland,
Gwen and Michael of Clinton
were recent visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. James Sangster and
Bradley.
New bride
Lis honoured
Neighbours and friends of
Joyce Bezanson (nee Munn)
honoured her on her recent
marriage with a miscellaneous
shower at Chiselhurst church
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. R. Brock presided for a
short program consisting of
musical numbers by Marilyn
Brintnell, readings by Mrs.
Harold Parker and several
contests.
Mrs. J. Brintnell read the
presentation address and Shirley
and Jean Cole presented the gifts.
The bride expressed her thanks
and appreciation and everyone
oined in singing, 'For She Is a
Jolly Good Fellow'. Lunch was
served and a social time enjoyed
by all.
Those arranging the shower
were Mrs. J. Brintnell, Mrs. R.
Brock and Mrs. Alvin Cole.
Dr. & Mrs. Robert Mickle and
Mr. Mrs. Charles Crouch of
London visited recently with Mrs.
Laird Mickle.
Amy Bonthron, daughter of Mr.
& Mrs. Bevan Bonthron, won the
winner of a Tim Horton special
Boston Cream Pie recently. The
raffle was conducted by Sandra
and Debbie Tower and Cindy
Bisback. The proceeds were for
Bunny Bundle.
Mr. & Mrs. Grant Love of Caro
Michigan, visited recently with
Mrs. Grace McEwan.
Mr. & Mrs. Allan Olson,
Elizabeth and David of London,
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Wilbert Dining.
Mr. & Mrs. Mervyn Bell and
family of Thamesford were
recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Glenn Bell.
Mrs. Pearl Love who was a
patient in South Huron Hospital
Harry Snell who recently un-
. Dear Sir
In the early 1900's there was a
small hamlet on the London
Road, between Exeter and
Hensall. Then the place entirely
disappeared. Some of the houses
were moved. The place we lived
in came in two parts, a house and
a store were joined together.
I would appreciate any in-
formation regarding this hamlet:
its name, why it was wiped out,
and etc. I was told that it was
because the railroad bypassed it;
also told that a group of witches
had settled there. Hope some one
can help me.
Sincerely
Mrs. Evelyn Dent
derwent heart surgery in ViCtoria
Hospital, London, and who was
convalescing in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter was able to
return to his home last week.
Mrs. Harry Horton is a patient
in South Huron Hospital, Exeter,
where she is receiving treatment.
for several weeks and has
recently been convalescing with
members of her family was able
to return to her home last week.
County police
Continued from front page
municipal chiefs would
relinquish their present posts.
Four of them would become
superintendents of divisions and
the fifth would head the entire
force and be responsible for its
administration.
Chief Day stressed that the
OPP would continue to be called
in for special investigations.
Initial salary costs would be
lower under the county force
because the average wages of a
first class officer in a local town
is about $1,200 less than that of an
OPP officer.
William Harris of Wingham
who is co-chairman of the Huron
County ad-hoc committee on
policing said his group would
likely recommend to county
council that Clinton be
headquarters for the new force.
He said conversations with
reeves in the five county towns
indicated preferences for the
county force.
Harris said a whole new
communications system will be
set up at the May 9 meeting. The
five municipal forces already
operate on the same frequency.
A number of members of the
Independent Order of Oddfellows
and Amber Rebekah Lodge at-
tended Church Service Sunday -at
Trivitt Memorial Anglican.
Church, Exeter with Rev. Georgt)
Anderson in charge. A fellowship ,
hour was enjoyed at the Lodge
Hall following the service.
The local IOOF and Amber
Rebekah Lodge members will
attend service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church May 5 at
11:15 when Rev. Wilfred Jarvis
Kin. sponsor
bike safety
The Kinsmen Club of Hensall
wishes tiZFttlat*parentP for being
so responsive in letting tiletr
phildren take part in the bicycle
safety program. 'The .club felt
that road safety is badly needed
in Hensall as well as the
surrounding area,
The Club would like to remind
parents that there are still some
registration forms that are not
0. turned in, 4 if -they could be
returned as soon as possible or
bring them to the Hensall Arena.
on May 11 at 90 0.m, when the
children will be tested for road
sense.
Sometime in the week of May 6
to 10, a written test will be given
at the Public School and the
marks from this test will be
added to the road test for a final
result.
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The ladies- of Chiselhurst
Church held a most successful
Home Bake sale in Irwin's store
Hensall Saturday.