The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-02-17, Page 5POWER STATION — Cherie Lyn Gallant, grade one student at East
Williams Memorial Public School takes a good look at the intriguing
miniature power station with Constable G. Barker of the Lucan OPP
who instructed the children in Hydro Safety and Bus Safety last
week, photo by Scheifele
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*Kippers UCW entertain
Queensway residents
Dashwood couples
back from Florida
The ladies of the U.C,W, en-
tertained at the Queensway
nursing Home, Hensall, on
Monday, February 7, with bingo
and a sing song,
Persona Is.
Mr, & Mrs, Alex McGregor are
holidaying in Florida. Other
visitors in the Sunny South were
Mr. & Mrs. G. Johnson, Mr, &
Mrs. Hank Bennendyk.
Mr. & Mrs. Orville Workman
have returned from a pleasant
holiday,
Robert Kinsman has been
hospitalized with a back injury.
Friday evening the members of
Kippen and Brucefield had a
social evening togeher when they
enjoyed euchre, cribbage and
crokinole.
Winner for the men at euchre
was Emerson Kyle and for the
ladies, Mrs, Edgar McBride,
Lunch was served.
Tuesday the U,C.W. of St.
Andrews Church, Kippen, met
with 20 members present.
Hostesses for the meeting were
Mrs. Ken McLellan and Mrs.
Norman Dickert.
Mrs. Lloyd Cooper gave the
worship and Sandra Turner gave
the topic which was based on
India, Myra Lovell and Shirley
Bond gave a humorous skit on
"Hairstyling".
Mr. & Mrs. Dean Gibson,
Lucan, were guests of Mr, & Mrs.
Mellis recently.
Mrs. Robert Kinsman and Mrs.
Vern Alderdice. attended the
Training School on Quilts in
Clinton this week.
By JOY SCHEIFELE
AILSA CRAIG
Kenneth L. Hayes, Th. B. of
London accepted the call of the
Ailsa Craig, Parkhill arid Den-
field Baptist Church as full time
pastor last month.
"I am very much • looking
forwardo to moving to Ailsa Craig
sometime in May" reported Mr.
Hayes. ,
Born in London, Ontario,
Pastor Hayes first attended the
London Bible Institute before
moving to Louisville, Ky. to study
theology at the Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary in 1948.
Two years later he graduated
with a Th. B, degree.
In 1953 he married the former
Jean Cams of London, and
together they moved to Nash-
ville, Tenn. while Ken was em-
ployed by Broadman Press, a
publishing arm of the Southern
Baptist Convention. While
working with Broadman Press,
he settled in Southern -III.,
Norern Alabama and Florida
before coming back to Canada in
1967.
Working as manager of the
Evangical Publishers bookstore
in Toronto for three years, the
family decided to return to
London in 1970.
"At that point Scripture Press
took over E. P. and the firm
brought in their own personnel to
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
Mr. & Mrs. Leo Gibson have
returned home following a three
week vacation at Florida; spent
mostly at Ft. Meyers. The
weather was pretty well around
the 78 degree Fahrenheit, They
did however visit places where
the oranges were frozen, Mr, &
Mrs. Terry Gibson, Hensall, flew
down later and returned home
with them,
Three hours after Terry and his
wife left London the airport was
closed due to the storm and they
landed in Florida in beautiful
weather.
Mrs. Margaret Pfaff, Zurich,
spent two weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Frieda Keller.
Mr. & Mrs, Harry Hayter have
returned home following a nine
day tour of Texas and the border
of Mexico.
Flowers in Zion Lutheran
Church, Sunday, were placed by
the family of the late Lloyd
Miller,
Mrs, Lloyd Willert is a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital, London,
having suffered a heart attack.
Mrs Syd Baker returned home
from South Huron Hospital,
Exeter, Monday.
Mr. & Mrs. Percy Bodaly
celebrated their 58th wedding
anniversary Sunday, January 23,
by attending church in Exeter
and dining with friends from the
congregation. Several called to
congratulate them.
Dashwood Senior Citizens will
meet Monday, February 21,
Miss Idella Gabel A.R.C,T.
announces results of her pupils
with The Royal Conservatory.
Grade 8 piano, pass, Jayne
Hayter and Jane Sullivan. Grade
5 piano, honors, Kevin Glasgow.
UCW Meets
The February meeting of
Calvary United Church Women
was a Valentine meeting, The
theme was "Love", Everyone
received a heart shaped
Valentine with the printed
message "Jesus Loves Me,"
Standing in a circle, they sang
"Circle of Love Goes Round".
Responsive reading was led by
Mrs. Don Gaiser, Scripture 1
Corrinthians 12 was given by
Mrs. Earl Guenther. Mrs.
Clayton Merner gave a humorous
reading "The Pout House", Mrs.
Lloyd Guenther assisted,
Zion Women
The quarterly meeting of Zion
Lutheran Women's Missionary
League was held Tuesday,
February 8, with the president,
Mrs. Delmar Millar presiding.
Pastor Mayo Mellecke showed
the filmstrip "Project Philip".
The Spring Rally date and
place will be announced later.
The Zone Prayer Service will be
held at St. Peter's Lutheran
church, Stratford, March 28,
,Mrs. Don Gaiser read an ar-
ticle on the John Howard Society
of Ontario where* educated
volunteer people deal with the
problems of crime and where we
may get involved in our own
communities through further
knowledge,
President, Mrs. Hugh Boyle,
presided and the roll call was
answered by an expression of
love taken from a letter out of the
word Valentine. The World Day
of Prayer will be at Calvary
church with Grand Bend chur-
ches taking part and Dashwood
Lutheran Ladies as guests, Mrs.
Eben Weigand is in charge of the
Birthday party at the Bluewater
Rest Home March 8.
There was some discussion on
preserving the Records of the
U.C.W. at the archives at the
United Church House, Toronto.
The U.C.W. Conference will be
held in Sarnia April 4 and 5 with
some planning to attend.
Mrs. Boyle and Mrs. Gaiser
gave an interesting report on the
Annual meeting they attended at
Northside United Church,
Seaforth.
Ladies Aid
The February meeting of Zion
Lutheran Ladies Aid was held
Wednesday, with the president,
Mrs. Lorne Genttner opening
with a Hymn followed by
scripture reading and prayer by
Pastor Mellecke.
He also took for the topic the
church construction and the
church year. From Advent to
Pentecost it is God's action
towards us. The remainder is the
Christian Life or our response to
Him.
Mrs. Genttner dealt with the
business. Twenty-two members
were present. The Altar Guild
reported 15 calls, one phone call
and three treats. The new Guild is
Mrs. Esther Salmon and Mrs.
Lorne Genttner. An invitaion to
attend the World Day of Prayer
at Calvary United Church was
read.
Mrs. Earl Keller, member of
group two, had closing devotions
and the group' served lunch.
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managerial positions," explained
Ken.
Accepting a position with the
Provincial Government, Ken also
worked part time at the
Provident Bookstore in the
Northland Mall until recently.
The first week in January,
Pastor Hayes officially began his
ministry in the congregations and
was inducted early in February,
The Hayes have one%on, Louis,
who is currently completing his
grade 13 at South Secondary
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"As soon as Louis finished his
school year, we anticipate
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Hayes. "We are sincerely looking
forward to living here,"
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