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Actually the success of the outdoor services is the
result of good planning, and constant checking of de-
tails,plus the co-operation of the congregation, who
take a sincere interest in the presentation.
Douglas Gill, right, organist /Nod C'Cir' leader nt 40-4,
Grsni Berri United Chiurch, wcrks alone in the Whr*ir
loft of ',:h.e em,ty t `iC{ '. while kw•rshi Tens gather
outside on the lawn. By glancing in a mirror placed
at the proper angle in an open window (above), Mr.
Gi11can watch the out -door altar areaand the move-
ments of ministers and song leaders. Sound from the -
Hammond orgsn is carried o^itdoors to the congregrtion
and so nd from the speaker's microphone is played
back to the choir loft (note speRker above, in front
of orgtni st) .
Volunteer soloists, R. male quartet from the church
choir and other vocalists add interest to the servic-
es throughout the summer. There pre guest ministers
And seekers in support of the minister, the Rev.J.E.
?narrow, Though the sound system has been provedef-
ficient over the years, some supervision is necessary
anal William }I, Love makes this his contribution. He
":.t'nds by" the controls (bottom right) Adjusting the
volume if4this.is call.eri for - and making sure every-
thing is synchronized. (11oli.day photos)
Grand Bend Holiday August 11,1966 Fkge 5
While sports cars whiz by outside, and
the doors of the church stand inviting-
ly open, the service proceeds under the
cool shade trees - outdoors, where sum-
mer living is most attractive, Below,
"..r, Love et the sound controls. With n
smell adjustment, sound can be switched
to the tower of the church and either
the orgsn or a record player can broad-
cast at volume to Tench over the vilingq