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LMCC

INFORMER Volume XLIII, Issue 2

July 07, 2016

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CHURCH NEWS

Lac Marois Union Church really does say "Welcome to

All"! Returning families to summer homes, children and

young people a-plenty, and many visitors filled our

beautiful lakeside house of worship on Sunday, July

10th. Representing several of the Churches in the

Laurentian Area Ministries of the United Church, there

were folk from St. Mungo's Cushing, Know Church,

Grenville, and Shawbridge and Lachute United Churches

who had come to share with us their lead minister, the Rev. Cathy Hamilton. Cathy entranced the

large group of youngsters with a hands-on demonstration of the regenerative power of water, and

then challenged us all to "go for it" as people sent out to share the Good News in acts of kindness

and love. (Jesus, in Luke 10 sends out 72 - in pairs! There were more than that number present

Sunday.)

Much of Sunday's service, including Cathy's sermon, flowed easily between English and French, as

did Jane Wheeler, her Lay Assistant and the choir, ably led as usual by Georgia Copland, with Hedy

Edelstein at the organ and piano. Two brave members from Youth Club led the children merrily off for

a session of learning and play in the club following the children's story.

Many thanks are due Nicole Fauré and all who responded to her invitation to bring contributions to

the beautiful lunch served in the Club following the service. It provided a wonderful opportunity to

catch up with families who have just arrived for the summer.

Next Sunday is another "special", as we will gather on the shore at 5:00 p.m. for a hymn-sing, a

relatively new custom to mark the Sunday after PNO by moving from our usual morning hour.

David Sinclair

Chair, Lac Marois Union Church

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Eglise Lac Marois Union Church Depuis - Established 1903

802 ch. Ste-Anne-des-Lacs, Québec 2016

Services les dimanches – Sunday Services 10h30

June 26 juin Rt. Reverend Mary Irwin-Gibson Anglican Bishop of Montréal July 3 juillet Reverend Cathy Hamilton

Laurentian Area Ministries - United Church Welcome Sunday - Dimanche d’ouverture Reception following - Une réception suivra la célébration

July 10 juillet Hymn Sing by the Lake 17h00 Hymnes chantés au bord du lac July 17 juillet Reverend Darryl MacDonald Roxboro United Church July 24 juillet Father Michael Murray, S.J. Rector, Loyola High School, Montréal July 31 juillet Curé Ronald Labonté & Reverend Georgia Copland 11h00 Community Celebration in the Garden with/ Célébration conjointe au jardin avec la communauté chrétienne 17 Ch. Beakie, SADL August 7 août Rabbi Lisa Grushcow Temple Emanu-el Beth Sholom, Montréal August 14 août Youth Service Cérémonie des jeunes August 21 août Reverend Gwenda Wells St. Barnabas Anglican Church, St. Lambert August 28 août Reverend Canon David Sinclair Anglican Church (Retired) Sept 4 sept Reverend Professor Patricia Kirkpatrick Chair, Biblical Studies Area, Faculty of Religious Studies, McGill University and Saint Francis of the Birds Anglican Church Saint Sauveur des Monts Oct 9 oct Reverend Burry Wiseman

United Church (Retired) Thanksgiving Sunday - Le dimanche de l’Action de Grâces

Dec 24 déc Christmas Eve Service - Célébration de la Veille de Noël 19h00 La Famille Copland-Sinclair family

Bienvenue à tous - Everyone welcome

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Dear Membership,

So, for those of you who were at the Church service on Sunday, you heard the service offered bilingually, sometimes changing languages within one sentence. Despite not living in Quebec for the last 15 years, I am going to embrace the Reverend’s approach and just mix it up.

The first two days of the first session went very smoothly. Merci au soleil qui nous a bien accueilli. Les tout-petits on voulu aller dans l’eau and as we know, that is half the battle!

PNO est samedi prochain. S.V.P., S.V.P. contacter Maeve et Michael Lee pour acheter/reserver vos billets. Ça leur aide beaucoup à planifier. The last thing a Hipster needs is to run short on craft beer! For all of our lovely new families, PNO should actually be renamed Adult’s Night Out because it is an annual party hosted by a different family each year to give us an opportunity to hang out together, to have full conversations and where we do not need to dash off in pursuit of a child mid-sentence. Pendent notre soirée, les jeunes passant leur nuit en dormant au Club sous la surveillance du staff. I hope to see as many of you as possible at the Lee house Saturday night!

This weekend is also the Mixed-Doubles tennis tournament. If you have not signed up already, please reach out to Matt Mulcair. Even if you do not have a partner, he will pair you with someone to make it fun. C’est vraiment un tournoi amusant, alors inscrivez-vous per importe voter capacité. To make it even more fun, the final will be on Sunday, post PNO, so it promises to be something to watch!

Don’t forget about the Sunday Hymn sing lakeside at 5pm.

Peace Out , Your Prez

Tara Marsh (channeling her inner Hippy)

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DIRECTOR’S LETTER

Hello everyone!

With beautiful weather and lots of enthusiastic kids and staff, we have had a great start to

the summer! It’s been great to see so many people on the beach everyday. With action packed days,

I think it’s safe to say we’ve all been sleeping very well!

This summer, we are adding time trials to swim team. Kids participating in swim team can

ask a staff member (at any point in the day) to time their different strokes. They are encouraged to

do this several times throughout the summer to see how they are progressing!

A reminder that the PNO sleepover is on Saturday! Please remember to sign up your kids on the

poster outside the clubhouse. If your child has any medical conditions or allergies that we should be

aware of, please let us know.

Looking forward to another great week of lessons!

Day at the Lake by Marianne Homsy

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Bonjour tout le monde!

Ce fut un merveilleux début de la session avec du beau temps et plein de staff et d’enfants

enthousiasmés! Ca me chauffe le cœur de voir tant de membres sur notre plage ensoleillée. Je suis

sure que tout le monde dort aussi bien que moi après ces journées aussi remplies.

Cet été, nous ajoutons des “time trials” au swim team. Ca veut dire que les enfants peuvent

demander à un staff de chronométrer leur nages a n’importe quel moment durant la semaine.

Comme ca, les enfants peuvent suivre leur progrès de façon concrète.

Un rappel que ce samedi les enfants de 6-12 ans sont invites à venir dormir au Club avec les Staff.

SVP inscrivez-vous au devant du Clubhouse. Si votre enfant a des conditions médicales ou des

allergies SVP nous avertir.

Au plaisir de passer une autre merveilleuse semaine avec vous ☺

Katie

Ready for Swim Team by Marcus Lee

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THE FOUR CORNERS

Hello fellow canoers! The past week has been amazing and

I have a feeling that the next few weeks will be too! As kids

start canoeing for the fi rst time, we go over the basics, such as

holding the paddle, sitting in the canoe, and stroking properly.

It has been pretty windy, but the challenge will only make

the kids better. Over the next two weeks, we will continue

to practice their canoeing skills as well as learn some basic

survival and camping skills in order to be more prepared for

the trips. The canoeing A trip (13-14 year olds) will be August

6th to 8th at Tremblant. The canoeing B trip (11-12 year olds)

will be August 16th to 17th in Papineau-Labelle.

Keep up the hard work!

Hi all!

The Parent-Child Tennis Tournament was held this weekend

and although there was on and off rain throughout the day, the

tournament was a huge success. I would like to congratulate the

winners of the event as well as the fi nalists in each division. In the

11 and under division, Sean and Harry Mulcair won the champion-

ship against Guy and Liam Faure in a come from behind victory.

In the 14 and under division, Caroline and Danny Miller took down

Graham and Brennan Campbell in a heavyweight battle. Thanks

to all the participants for participating and to Matt Mulcair and

Julia Vrentas for the help in organization.

Next weekend is the Mixed Doubles Tournament so don’t forget to

let Matt know if you are interested in playing.

Looking forward to seeing you all on the courts this week,

Tom

Hi everyone! I’m Sid, and I’m this summer’s Head of Sailing!

This summer, I will be trying to incorporate a little bit more

theory into the lessons because I feel that it is extremely

important to have a good understanding of the wind and the

boats before heading out on the water. Make sure you come

prepared to the lessons with a life jacket, sunscreen, and a

hat!

I’m really looking forward to a great two sessions on the

water!!

SidGillian

Hey LMCC!

I could not have asked for a more amazing fi rst week!

Swimming lessons are going super well and the weather

has been absolutely beautiful! Please remember to

apply sunscreen before going in the water. Just a

quick reminder that mid-season progress reports will

be handed out on Monday, July 11th. If you have any

questions, please feel free to speak to me. I hope

everyone has a great rest of the week!

Keep up the good work, swimmers!

Emily

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Everybody Loves… JUNIOR CLUB!!

(and Arts & Drama and Tween Club ☺)

Hi guys!

I could not have asked for a better way to start off an amazing summer – the weather was

beautiful and the activities this week were really big hits! Everyone in Junior Club had a great time

making their own Play Dough and decorating their containers. In addition, the kids in Arts and Drama

put together some “top secret” fun for the session. I cannot wait to see all the smiles that are in-store as

the session progresses! If you have any questions, please feel free to come speak to me! See you at the

club ☺

Did your child miss making Play Dough in Junior Club? Here’s the recipe: ½ cup conditioner, 1 cup corn

starch, food coloring

Alexa

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Junior Club Arts and Drama Tween Club

1st Class DIY Play Dough and Mason Jar

Containers

Team Building Kits Soccer

2nd Class Water Gun Painting and

Games

Team Banners “Watch your Step” and “Drip,

Drip, Dunk”

3rd Class Pirate Hats and Treasure Hunt Clue Hunt Tie Dying (bring your own

shirts)

4th Class Sand Castle Building

Competition

Sock Puppets, Set Building,

and Show

Water Baseball

5th Class Princess Crowns & Wands and

Super Hero Masks & Shields

Star Jars and Games Cup Races

6th Class DIY Clay Handprints Oversized Memory Game,

Water Transfer, Saran Wrap

Ball

Frisbee Tic Tac Toe

7th Class DIY Chef Hats, Decorating

Cupcakes, and Paint the Staff

Moon Rocks Target Practice

Clubhouse Obstacle Courses by Marianne Homsy

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Themes of PNOs Past 1988 “Summer Fling”

1989 “Mardi Gras”

1990 “Freedom night: A celebration” (of historical events taking place in Eastern Europe)

1991 “Sixties Bash”

1992 “Hurray for Hollywood”

1993 “Easter Parade on 5th Avenue”

1994 “Country & Western Night”

1995 ?? (Theme not noted, but Junior Club made the decorations…)

1996 “One thousand and one nights”

1997 “La fiesta”

1998 “Dreams of a White Christmas” (with turkey dinner!)

1999 “Jazz, Blues & Dancing”

2000 ??

2001 “Denim & Diamonds”

2002 ??

2003 “Gypsy Night”

2004 “A rock’n’roll night: the golden

decade 1954-1963”

2005 “Prom night”

2006 “Plaid”

2007 “Hollywood”

2008: “Under the stars”

2009 “Saturday Night Fever”

2010 “Woodstock”

2011 “The Rolling Stones”

2012 “Totally eighties”

2013 “Hillbilly fun”

2014 “Speakeasy PNO”

2015 “Viva Las Vegas”

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10

7th annual LM

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SWIM

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REG

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SATUR

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6th, 2

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10

am*

Please send any questions to: rick@

rickmiller.ca

See you on the starting dock!

* NB

: Summ

er Schedule previously said 1pm

, but it’s a full-day event!

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Looking for hospitality volunteers to help

out with the Bi-Lake Swim meet.

In need of sandwich platters, veggie

platters, dessert platters, etc.

Please see Brett Hillgartner (224-4809

or [email protected]) if you can help.

Bi-Lake Swim Meet – Weds, July 20th

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GARDEN

PARTY 30 July 2016

4 EASY WAYS

to get your tix

4 façons faciles d’obtenir vos billets d’entrée

Drop in to LMCC and see Neal or Danna Dalzell, or Marianne Homsy! Bring cash or cheque. Voir Neal, Danna ou Marianne à la plage avec l’argent comptant ou paiement par chèque.

OR / OU Arrange home delivery by calling or texting Neal at 514-690-7977 or email [email protected]. Pour une livraison à domicile, contactez Neal.*

OR / OU

Wait patiently for a visit from our JUNIOR SALES TEAM who will visit as many houses as they can. Une équipe de vendeurs juniors vous visitera le plus rapidement possible!*

OR / OU Buy them at the door (July 30th). Achetez vos billets à la porte le 30 juillet.

*To request a scheduled delivery of tickets, please contact Neal and specify your family name, quantity of tickets, a precise date, time and place for delivery. Please pay with exact change or cheque to the Interlake Youth Club. *Pour planifier une visite chez vous, veuillez specifier votre nom, la quantité voulue, une date, heure et adresse précises, et veuillez payer avec le montant comptant exact ou par chèque.

Only $5! (each adult or child / chaque adulte ou enfant)

1

2

3

4

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Hosted by Suzy, Johanne & Steph

Garden Party Bottle Booth Drive !

Thursday July 21, 5-7pm jeudi le 21 juillet de cinq à sept

@ the Millers (50 Perce Neige) !

to drop off your bottles and drink Margaritas

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!Help make the Bottle Game at Garden Party

continue to be a huge success. !

Soyez créatifs Make a little magic happen Any kind of bottle will do.

One year there was a fish in a bottle, another a teeny bikini. Surprises work well too. Tout le monde peut gagner au jeu de la

bouteille.

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Garden Party 2015 – 50/50 Money Doll Currently seeking contributors for this amazing fundraiser.

Every year LMCC members generously donate the money that dresses this pretty lady.

Please contact Sean at 514.918.0418 or Kirstin at the beach to help make this raffle the success that the

club depends upon. We are trying to get our grand prize to $1,000

NOT COMING TO GARDEN PARTY – THIS IS A GREAT WAY TO STILL CONTRIBUTE TO YOUR CLUB.

Thank-you.

Poupée argentée 50/50 Nous recherchons des contributeurs pour cette collecte de fonds formidable.

Chaque année les membres du LMCC offrent des dons généreux pour habiller cette belle poupée.

S.V.P., contactez Sean au 514.918.0418 ou Kirstin à la plage pour nous aider a recréé ce succès.

Nous essayons d'obtenir un prix de 1000 $

VOUS NE VENEZ PAS À LA GARDEN-PARTY CETTE ANNÉE – VOICI UNE BONNE OCCASION DE

CONTRIBUER À VOTRE CLUB.

Merci

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Fête Estivale LMCC LE 30 JUILLET- JULY 30TH 11AM -3PM

(Sunday, July 31st Rain Date. Reporté au Dimanche, 31 Juillet en cas de pluie)

Everyone is welcome at Garden Party! Please invite your friends and family to this annual fun-filled day of activities, food, games, and more! Tickets are $5 and on sale now. Please reach out to Neal Dalzell on the beach or at 224-4541, [email protected]. We are in need of donations for the silent and live auctions as well as adult door prizes! Should you not be able to attend, we will happily accept monetary donations. Thanks you in advance for your generosity. [email protected], 224-5394 for donations. Tout le monde est le bienvenu à la Fête Champêtre! Vous êtes priés d'inviter aussi vos amis de l'exterieur et de venir nombreux avec votre famille à cette journée annuelle bien remplie d'activités , de nourriture appétissante, de jeux amusants, et plus encore! Les billets sont de $5 et sont en vente dès maintenant . Veuillez-bien faire signe à Neal Dalzell sur la plage ou au 224-4541, [email protected]. Nous avons grand besoin de dons pour rendre les ventes aux enchères plus excitantes et des prix d’entrée pour adultes sont toujours très appréciés ! Si vous n'êtes pas en mesure d'assister en personne à la Fête Champêtre, nous serons heureux d'accepter vos dons monétaires. Merci d'avance pour votre générosité ! S.V.P contactez Marianne Homsy par courriel : [email protected] ou me téléphoner au 224 -5394 pour les dons .

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Think you’ve got the SWEET stuff? Enter our friendly competition to prove it!

1st Annual LMCC Bake-Off Categories 1. Cookies 2. Cakes & squares 3. Tarts & treats

Guest judges will choose their favourites and winners will be announced at Garden Party, around

3:30pm on Saturday, July 30. Winning recipes will be printed in the Informer with a photo of the chef. Free entry! Deadline to receive your baked goods is 12pm sharp on Garden Party day. Entry details to follow in next week’s Informer.

(and yes, there will be prizes!)

Calling ALL bakers:

The Tea Table needs YOU! The tradition of sharing the bounty from your kitchens can only survive with your contributions. Please bake a tray of something sweet and donate it to the Tea Table so that young and old can satisfy their sweet tooth (teeth?) during Garden Party… And if you’re feeling really generous, why not volunteer some of your precious time to help make this year’s Tea Table the best ever? Please contact Steam Queens Dawn & Sue at 514-262-7549 or [email protected] for more details. Thank you!

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TEEN CLUB BOTTLE DRIVE Collection on Mondays, around 5pm. Please leave bags/boxes at the end of your driveway or let us know and we will come and pick them up at your door. Items may also be dropped off at the club.

Quinn Winsor, Cameron Mulcair and the Teen Club

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Calling all photographers!!!

This week’s wonderful photo and story are brought to you by Peggy Hartwick.

Ed & Margie Knight just celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary this past June (June 23, 1956).

They were the first couple to be married at the LMUC! This photo features the new couple

leaving the church. Don’t they look wonderful?!

For those with sharp eyes: 1956 pre-dates the stained glass window that now faces the

Clubhouse. Does anyone know what year the window was installed or the story behind it?

You can have your own stories and photos featured in the Informer! Just be sure to send in your

photos to be added to the photo albums, updated weekly, to [email protected].

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CLUB ANNOUNCEMENTS

ANY OLD TOOLS HANGING AROUND?

Club Maintenance is looking for donations of old tools to restock the Club workbench. We are looking for:

- screwdriver set

- drill

- pliers

- wrenches

Please contact Stephanie Brennan at [email protected] or 450-224-8422

Thank you!

IT’S TWINS! Which means we need a whole lot of new goodies! Looking for triple stroller, cribs, and hot tips on minivans.

Please contact Joe or Connie Bakish at 450-224-4075 with any leads!!

DIRECTORY UPDATES:

The following names have been incorrectly spelled – Hilary Drennan & Lindsay Drennan. Please

update your directories accordingly!

If you would like to send in a piece of Marois history, or anything else LMCC-

related (photos, requests, articles, sale items, etc.), send your goodies over to

[email protected] by Tuesday night at 8 pm. Remember: the more

you contribute, the better the Informer gets!

Thanks a million!

Britt

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TENNIS NEWS

Attention tennis players and fans:

Our first tournament of the season was a great success with lots of participants and perfect

weather. This coming weekend is the mixed doubles. The draw will be posted shortly. Let's

cross our fingers for decent weather.

Have fun!

Attention à tous les joueurs et amateurs de tennis:

Notre premier tournoi de la saison à été un grand succès avec plein de participants et une

météo parfaite. Le tournoi double mixte aura lieu cette fin de semaine. Le tirage sera affiché

sous peu. Croisons nous les doigts que la météo sera encore bien.

Amusez-vous!

Matt

Caroline and Danny Miller took down Graham and Brennan Campbell in the 14 and under championship.

Look at those smiles! Thanks everyone for coming out and participating ☺

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HEY GUYS AND GALS!

Ever wanted to try your chops at editing?

The position of Informer Editor is up for grabs at the end of

the summer. Interested? Send over an email!

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… AND NOW FOR A

BIT OF HUMOUR!

Senior Inspiration contributed by Fred Wiegand

1. My goal for 2016 was to lose just 10 pounds … only 15 to go ...

2. Ate salad for dinner …Mostly croutons & tomatoes ... Really just one big, round crouton

covered with tomato sauce ... And cheese... And pepperoni… FINE, it was a pizza... I ate a pizza

3. How to prepare Tofu:

1. Throw it in the trash.

2. Grill some meat.

4. I just did a week's worth of cardio after walking into a spider web ...

5. I don't mean to brag but… I finished my 14-day diet food in 3 hours and 20 minutes ...

6. A recent study has found women who carry a little extra weight live longer than men who

mention it ...

7. Kids today don't know how easy they have it... when I was young, I had to walk 9 feet

through shag carpet to change the TV channel...

8. Senility has been a smooth transition for me...

9. Remember back when we were kids and, every time it was below zero out, they closed

school? Me neither.

10. I may not be that funny or athletic or good looking or smart or talented … I forgot where I

was going with this ...

11. I love being over 80 … I learn something new every day … and forget 5 others ...

12. A thief broke into my house last night … He started searching for money … so I woke up

and searched with him...

13. My dentist told me I need a Crown … I said, “You bet, pour mine over rocks” …

14. I think I'll just put an "Out of Order" sticker on my forehead and call it a day ...

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LMCC Coffee Club …….celebrating it’s 9th season!

Join today and help yourself to a cup of freshly, brewed organic coffee Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday mornings. $10 for the summer or $5 for a session. What a deal! Coffee cards are now available for purchase through Kirstin Bennett or Laura Polomeno. BRING YOUR OWN MUG PLEASE!

ALLERGY ALERT!

Some of our LMCC kids have a life-threatening allergy to peanuts and tree nuts. Accidental contact or ingestion can cause an anaphylactic reaction requiring urgent medical attention. Please be conscientious, dispose of food remnants properly and refrain from sharing food with children. Let’s keep our kids safe!

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TO MY DARLING

DRIVERS

If you have a large car, DO NOT park at the

top of the driveway! The city has installed

signs on the road, and in order for cars to

pass by, only small cars are permissible.

Thank you,

LMCC