Community

Individuals and families, local and wide spread, were able to get in on the annual Community Good Friday Service by tuning in to a Youtube link at www.mountoliveefc.com/goodfriday from 8:00 am onwards.

Sponsored by the Three Hills Ministerial and involving several churches, the service was pre-recorded at Mount Olive Church.

Ministerial Chair, Murray Horton welcomed all viewers, acknowledged the role of Rev. James Enns in coordinating the service, and the technical input of Wayne Nelson and his

Three Hills Ministerial presents its Annual Good Friday Service but... with a difference.

This year the service will be pre-recorded with participants from the usual churches taking part and then the Youtube recording will be streamed beginning from 8:00 am Friday April 10 and available throughout the day.

Local churches will have the link on their websites but going to this link will connect anyone to the same source:

www.mountoliveefc.com/goodfriday

The sense of community that has been a hall

Trochu Valley School Grade 5 class has a special visitor on Pink Shirt Day. Alicia Erickson, Miss Rodeo Canada and a TroVal alumni, stopped by for a visit. Alicia participated in some anti-bullying activities with the students and they all had a great time.

The Trochu Valley School Drama Troupe, under the Directionship of Keitha Tetreault and co-Director Marley Lynch and Musical Director Ilona Noble, presented an adapted version of “A Mixed Up Fairy Tale”, written by Susanna Hargreaves.

Originally, the one-act play would have run for about 20 minutes, but that wouldn’t satisfy the audience that has come to expect a full blown musical from these directors. So they set about adding 11 songs well known from the movies, plus another