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The April meeting of the Ladies
Aid of First Presbyterian Church
was in charge of the Reid-Habkirk
Group.
During the business meeting it
was decided to buy new ties for
the junior choir gowns in a blue
shade to match the senior
members' gowns.
21 sick calls were made during
the month. Miss Ethel McKay
read 'ale scriptufe from St. Luke
.23. and an Easter presentation
was given by Mrs. M ae Habkirk.
Mrs. John Thompson
introduced A.R.Yielding, pastor
of the Bethel. Bible Church,
Egmondville for the past two
years. Pastor Yielding has been
preaching the gospel for 50 years
and operated a commercial art
business in Toronto while
donating his time and talent to
open small churches in
surrounding areas. When these
churches became self supporting,
he would move on to another
area.
Pastor • Yielding • gave an
inspiring message "Be right with
God". In his opening remarks he
demonstrated two magic tricks to
the delight of his audience, He
then became serious pointing out '
how one can be fooled by bits of
rope and string but the one really
true fact is the Almighty God who
called the n whole universe into
being.
Miss Alice Reid thanks Mr.,
Yielding for his message and a
social hour was enjoyed.
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EgmondvilleUCW 'has "
skit at Easter meeting
Heath leaving Huron
Children's Aid for Ministery
When •Egrnoridville United
chuich Women pet April 5,
programme convener was Mrs.
Alice Boyes and Mrs. Agnes Eyre
read the scripture. Mrs. Mae
Smith read ,an Easter poem.
The Easter meditation was ably
given by Mrs. Ruth Smith who
said "Next to the celebration of
Christmas, no other celebration is
so inspiring as that of Eakter.
Easter is a challenge of the faith
of us all. Everything during the
springtime is an expmple 'of
renewal as the bare i trees—of
winter will bp •transformed into
1 the springtime with beautiful
foliage so the message of Easter
is one of immortality."
"There is a purpose to
everything, she said. Scattered
over this earth are flowers of
every discription, perfect in
design, each exemplifying a
Resurrection. Jesus said "Lo I am
with you always even unto the
end of the world."
A skit "Criming. Here comes
the Preacher" was well presented
by the following actors . The pr
eacher - Mrs. Karen Roberts -
U.C.W. members Mrs. Alice
Boyes, Mrs. MabelStrong. The
Mother, M rs. Jean Lunn; FAther
- Mrs. Hazel McGonigle. The
active boy, Mrs. Lois Moore. The
moral of the skit was presented in
a very humorous but real way.
The Vice President Mrs. 11 azel
Harrison chaired the business of
the meeting in the absence of
Mrs. Helen Chesney and, opened
the meeting with a poem "What
have I to give away ?"
Thank you notes were read
from Mrs. Helen Chesney and
Mrs. Jean Forrest. An invitation
was accepted from W.M.S. of
First Presbyterian Church,
Seaforth to attend their one
hundredth anniversary on
Thursday, April 21 at 2 p.rit. with
Mrs. Hugh Jack as speaker.
Mrs. Jean Lunn, ` social
convener, outlined the upcoming
banquets and the U.C.W. offered
to share in the fellowship of the
church's confirmation banquet in
June by serving the dinner.
'Lunch and social time followed
• the meeting.
•
The resignation of., Bruce R.
Heath, Local Director of the
Childrenls Aid Society, has been
accepted with regret by the Board
of Directors of the County Society
effective May 27, 1977.
Mr. Heath has been appointed
to the Children's Services Branch
of the Ministry of Community and
Social Services.
The appointment to the staff of
the provincial director of Child
Welfare will entail supervision
and consultation with Children's
Aid Societies and residential care
facilities for children, and Youth in
assigned areas of the 'province,
and related assignments within
the Ministry
Mr. Heath was appointed local
director of the HuroirChildr en's
Aid Society in 1970 following
supervisory positions with ' the
Catholic Children's Aid Societies
in Hamilton-Wentworth and
'Metropolitan Toronto. A graduate '
of St. Michael's College, ,
University of Toronto, Mr. Heath
subsequently completed his
Bachelor and Master of Social
Work in Toronto, and further
studies at the • University of
Chicago.
Active in local and provincial
social welfare affairs. M r. H eath
is a member and
past-president of the Goderich
Rotary Club, and a parishioner of
St. peter's Church, Goderich,
where he has served on the Parish
Council and as a lector. Mr.
Heath, hiS wife, Elsie, and
children Latina. and Marc, will
take up residence in the Toronto
area.
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