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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1997-07-30, Page 3(,OMM11NITY Seniors outing Young people conduct prayer service at St. Patrick's church Times -Advocate, July 30, 1997 - Page 3 Down at the watering hole. Queensway Re- tirement Honie resi- dent and Zurich native Lucy Grob. 92. left. is clearly enjoying the fish'ng/canoeing trim las1 week at Gascho's mre7o'n'Ourgitiirzed b y i $dsho{nESActivity co- iirintor Carol Gas- w. • wr Aaaz j r •• fight: Aput• 30 'ter • zj- Is hod a_ Jam-+. b a:.;p�l`t •o •i 13+ti:Ftii t5 r Queensway residents go canoeing HENSALI" - l he highlight or the week at -Queensway Nursing fioinc was the picnic. fishing and canoe-: ing trip Wednesday cscning at Gas- cho's Pond. 1- 1/4 miles west of Zu-. titch. Thirty . people including, residents. staff and volunteers. ar- rived a( the Park arca about 4:.30. P. �T1j —picnic was first =on -the .agenda with 'ser. (Inc; feasting un assorted cold meats. salads and pie. - .Atter supper there vas opportunity to fish or for a'canoe ride. With the: pond.being quite sfialtow..the,grcat- cot danger. was .running aground. _ N}any residents. enjoyed .sitting by the water's edge and watching. the. turtles top- their heads up to grab . pieces- of bread. This trip was such " a hit we mas to to fit another in before summer's end. ' - - A big thank you to the 61untccrs- • who -helped prepare tables, chairs. and fishing equiptnent the night- be- lt* as well as catchinga supply of minnows for bait. Thank you to . those who assisted at the picnic and Ron Walker and Rose Erb for help- ing. with the canoeing and fishing.'. Tuesday afternoon -Shirley- Luther led the Worship Service. we- arc '-pleased-to-.have -her back frir the - Volland. • Quecnsway's - s3aff picnic .was held Saturday afternoon at the Hen- sall Pavilion with an excellent turn-' out of staff and thcir families. On Sunday. Ed Gallaway, Everett —Gallagher: Homer -Taylor, Walter Smith and George .Carter travelled =to. Clinton -Ra etrayk_1o,-witch the Ontario` Sirc_ Stakes two,year-old -filly, trotters. Volunteer Marg Cole and staff accompanied them and Cathy and George McClure provid- ed free_passes. _ Coming events August 1, ,7:30 p.m:, Friendship` Friday with Clare and Andrew; ' 1 "August 8, 10' a.m., Playground children. summer. . Bill Clark:: Doug Insley. and .Doug Stephens provided the music. for -the July Birthday 'Party Thurs- day - evening. Birthday greetings went to- Dorothy Taylor, • Ruth_ Church: uth- Church: Margaret Barnard, ,Tom .Desjardine. Mary BailliF, and Pat Singers perform. at GB service GRAND BEND The musical prelude to open the Jul' -20. service • at Grand -.Bend United Church was -- by guest .violinist. Maia McClin tock playing "Adagio=" • -Rev. R. Putman is on vacation so - the message was .given. by Sher- wood Eddy -titled "Time.Out." He - spoke of wonderful times with his --late minister father. when they went out by themselves to the heart of nature.. _ •While the offering was. collected. M1cClinttxk played - "Praeludium and Allegro accompanied .on the -organ by Norm -Abbott. The service closed with prayers • of the people given by Carey Eddy. It was "Opera -in -Hymnody" on • Sunday.-.July.27.•with guest singers Silvia Buchanan. Wisbey and Adri- ane Stewart. former Canadian op- era. singers. at Grand Bend United " iding in Thee": "Lead Us Heavenly 'Fa- ther', "When You Walk Through a Storm" and "l -IN ening Prayer". Don 4t -c- cats McLean., baritone. sang ;'By Cool Siloam'sShady'sRill." - Scriptures were -read by Marilyn Beattie. Continuity and Meditation talk was given by Edward Avey.: He also talkedto the children about "Sharing five donuts" and gave each a sample, ' Music accompaniment was by Norman Abbott on the organ. 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Sherrie is Mrs. Davis's Godchild and also was in the cast of Wizard of Oz at Huron Country Playhouse this sum- mer. • Get well wishes go to Harley,Da- Os who had his cast removed.from O.P.P. service in Huron County GODERiCH - If. anyone . re- quires the services- of an Ontario . Provincial Police.(O.P.P.) officer in Huron Country, please call our dispatch centre at 1-888-310-1122 This Emergency Number puts you : in contact with the -Mount Forest. Communication _Centre. If an immediate .response is neces- sary, an officer will be dispatched 'to an accident scene, break and 'enter,' domestic, or any occur- rence the officer is required. - The lex:al-telephone numbers at the Detachments in Clinton, Exet- er,- Goderich, Seaforth and Wing - ham are for administrative calls only, not for police service!. An O.P.P. officer cannot be dis- patched - from these locations, therefore, .to avoid unnecessary delays in getting this information toa dispatcher, call._ '1-888-310-1122. . 'LC. (John) Marshall - Senior Constable, #4423, Com- , , , munity Services Officer ' his leg on Monday and is now on crutches. St. Patrick's "'congregation en- joyed evening prayer service on Saturday evening at 6:30 p.m. with_ the Sunday 'School children _taking the service. Crystal Davis Jed the service from the Book -of Alterna- tive Services. . - The children's focus was given by Courtney MacGillivray "Feed- ing the Five Thousand", based on the Holy Gospel. The children's choir sang "Angels Watchin' Over - Me." Harley Davis. Katie -Scarlett, Caleb and ,Corbin. MacGillivray -gave the scripture readings. Fol- lowing the message Starr Davis led in prayer. Travis Davis presented the offering at The Lord's Table. There will he no service at St. Patrick's on August 3 as the church is closed for vacation time. Another hale has been sent off to Prayer Partner Simon Beaver Jr. at • Summer Beaver Lake. Nakina, On- tarin. 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