Zurich Citizens News, 1973-10-25, Page 3THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1973
MRS. JOYCE PEPPER, CORRESPONDENT
Bevan Bonthron, president
of the Hensali Kinsman Club,
and his wife Cheri, attended
District One Fall Council in
Cambridge last Saturday and
Sunday. One of the highlights
of the fall council was the pres-
entation of a cheque for $40,
500 to the Canadian Cystic Foun
dation. This money was raised
through projects carried out by
the 83 clubs in District One.
The Kinsmen club of Hensall's
contribution was $1300.
Recent visitors with Mrs.
Albert Alexander were Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur McGill, of Bal-
dur, Manitoba, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Parsons, London, Mr.
Robert Thompson, Kippen and
Mrs. A.E. Keyes, of Exeter.
Rev. G.A. Anderson was in
charge of the service at St.
Paul's Anglican Church and
spoke on St. Luke the Apostle.
The flowers were in memory of
Milton Russell, Mrs. Bertie
McMurtrie and Daniel Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Collins,
Kitchener spent the weekend
with the latter's mother, Mrs.
Laird Mickle.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Galpin,
London and Mrs. Jessie McTag-
gart, Pilot Mount, Manitoba
were recent visitors with Mrs.
Laird Mickle.
UNITED CHURCII
Rev. Roy T. Jordison B.A„
B.D. Minister of Hyatt Avenue
United Church, London,
conducted the service in Hen-
sall United Church Sunday
morning, in absence of Rev.
Don Beck who was participating
in the 100th anniversary celebra-
tion at the Hyatt Avenue Church
Rev. Jordison used as his sermon
text "Everyone who hears these
words of mine and does them, "
Gail Travers sang a solo "I
know where I'm going, " accom-
panies by Mrs. Turkheim on
the organ. The children's choir
(the younger group from grade
6 down) are meeting every
Monday night at 6:30 at the
church under the leadership of
Mrs. Norma Pryde. Sunday
School is again under way with
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a very good attendance count.
BLIND CAMPAIGN
Eric Luther reports the canv-
ass on behalf of the Canadian
National Institute for the Bline
is progressing reasonably well.
Donations from residents in the
rural areas are somewhat slow
in corrin in, however. As the
campaign closes at the end of
October kindly arrange to for-
ward your donations to Mr.
Luther at the Bank of Montreal
as soon as possible to ensure
meeting the campaign target.
Obituary
THOMAS E. PYKE
Thomas Edward Pyke of Hen-
sall passed away in South
Iluron Hospital on October 20.
Surviving are his wife, Rose,
daughter-in-law Molly and
five grandchildren. Ile was pre-
deceased by his son Phillip in
August of this year.
The ,late Mr. Pyke rested at
the Bonthron Funeral Chapel,
llensall where funeral service
was held October 22, with Rev.
Donald Beck officiating. Int-
erment was in llensall Union
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Phillip Ward,
Tommy Pyke, David Pyke,
William, Edward and Robert
Drew.
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Unit 1 of Hensall UCW
Mrs. Doreen Spencer presided
for the October meeting of
Unit I, llensall United Church
Women. She read Psalm 100,
and other verses from Ephesians
and the fourtieth Psalm, after
which she read a poem "We
Thank Thee," followed by
prayer.
She used for her devotional
theme "The Art of Happiness, "
giving everyone tru definitions
of happiness. Happiness requires
skill, learning, loving and
working.
Janis Bisback was the guest
soloist for the afternoon and
sang two beautiful solos. Anita
Cook, in her interesting man-
ner, continued the study of
India, giving in detail the sev-
eral religions of this country .
In India there are 856/.0 Hindus,
13'io Moslems and other sects and
Yob Christian. Religion is one
of the most powerful forces in
history, and all people have
some form of religion, many
died for faith.
In the final chapter of the
study book, Victor Koilpillai
says the Christian way of life is
summed up in God's great
commandment "Love tile Lord
your God with all your heart,
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love your neighbour as yourself.
Love for God is not expressed
in isolation from man.
The minutes of the Septemb-
er meeting were read and the
roll call was answered by 14
members. Mildred Kyle gave
the highlights of the business
for the month and thanked all
who helped with the meeting.
011ie Cooper gave the treas-
urer's report and hostess Eileen
McLean and Anita Cook served
a delicious lunch.
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OBITUARY
WILMER G, McCLINCHEY
A Stanley Township resident,
Wilmer George McClinchey,
R. R.1, Varna, passed away is
South Huron Hospital, Exeter,
on Tuesday, October 23,
Surviving is his wife, the
former Nettie Pepper; and two
sisters, Mrs. Emerson (Mabel)
Kyle, Kippen, and Mrs. Ivan
(Gertrude) Steckle, of Bayfield.
The body is resting at the
Bonthron Funeral Chapel, Hen-
sall, where the service will
take place on Thursday, Octob-
er 25, at 2 p.m. Rev. M. Mor-
rison will officiate.
Interment will be made in
the Bayfield Cemetery.
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