Times Advocate, 1999-09-08, Page 11Wednesday, September 8. 19
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Paul Henderson to speak
at IPM church service
BY Kate Monk t,
rimEs ADVOCATE STAFF
HURON COUNTY --- Zurich Arena will be trans-
formed Sunday, Sept. 19 for the International Plowing
Match Interdenominational Church Service.
Committee chairman Bruce Whitmore of Seaforth
said about 50 churches are involved in the service
which will include a 300 voice mass choir under the
direction of Margaret Whitmore.
Preparations for the 7 p.m. service include hanging
banners from churches throughout the county and
building an area for the choir, Whitmore said.
Volunteers are also helping with ushering and park-
ing.
Paul Henderson, a Lucknow native, will be the guest
speaker. Henderson is best known for his dramatic
third -period goal in the 1972 Canada -Russia hockey
series. After the goal that changed his life, Henderson
became a Christian and is a lay minister, motivational
speaker and marriage enrichment workshop leader.
"We're delighted he's coming," Whitmore told the T-
A.
Nine young adults from nine denominations will lead
the hour and 15 minute service.
If the weather is dry enough, the ball diamond and
field at the Zurich Arena will be used for parking.
Handicapped parking will be beside the arena and the
building is wheelchair accessible.
Three people will use sign language to interpret the
service for the hearing-impaired.
Whitmore expects 2,000 people including the choir
will attend the church service which will start the IPM
off on the right foot.
Queensway bids farewell to summer
HENSALL - Marie Flynn and The Huron Singers pro-
vided an excellent evening of music at the August
birthday party at Queensway Nursing home on Aug.
26. Residents, family members and the Seniors Dining
Group all enjoyed the evening. Birthday greetings to
Leila Becker, Edsel Ducharme, Annie Reid, Lorna
Spencer and Bea McKenzie.
Winnie Hutton, Pastoral care volunteer led a mean-
ingful Memorial service Aug. 31 for Irene Finlayson,
Kathleen Lambert and. Rose Walzack who passed away
POLICE BRIEFS
warnm. els worse
GRAND BEND -- 2 -year-old man discovered a
whole new reason why not to drink and drive.
On Aug. 29 at about 3 a.m., a black '90 Chev was
seen exiting a bar on Ontario St. in Grand Bend at a
high rate of speed, Huron OPP Const.. Don Shropshall
said. 1
The OPP stopped the vehicle and the officer noticed a
_heavy odour of alcohol on the driver's breath. The dri-
ver was given .a roadside aicotest which registered a
warn.
The man was about to lose his licence for 12 hours
when the officer decided to check further, ShropshaIl
said. The man was found to be a suspended driver for
unpaid fines. He was issued a summons for the infrac-
tion
nfraction and will go to court Sept. 29. ,
The vehicle was towed to a local garage and a taxi
took the passengers home.
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)'4\ N HALL MEETINGS
JOHN RiCHARDSON, NP PERTH -MIDDLESEX
Invites all constituents to join him in consultations regarding the
upcoming budget. "I welcome your input and suggestions as an
integral part of the budget process."
• September 14, 7 p.m. at Medway High School,
14405 Medway Rd., Arva
• September 15, 7 p.m. at North Perth Town Hall,
330 Wallace Ave., N., Listowel
• September 16, 7 p.m. at Stratfc; .J City Hall
"1 look forward to seeing you there!"
For inquiries: 1-800-565-1864 519-272-0032
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in recent months. Staff and residents expressed their
thoughts and: memories of these people whom we have
known and cared about.
Ice cream parlours were held the past two Monday
afternoons outdoors. Everyone savoured the taste of
the sundaes.
Staff attended an inservice Thursday afternoon on
fire drills and evacuation procedures in preparation.
for a drill sometime next week. This is all part of the
ongoing staff education and training.
Residents continue to benefit from morning fun and
fitness sessions, and mental aerobics. This week the
group discovered Palindromes, these are words that
are spelled the same frontward and backward.
Residents are also in the process of deciding which trip
they wish to take this month.
Queensway residents are thanker for the many
opportunities to be outdoors and the many faithful vol-
unteers and staff that contribute to the enjoyment and
quality of life.
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