Huron Expositor, 2007-03-28, Page 27News
Winthrop couple visits Mayan ruins
on one-week trip to EI Salvador
Spring is in the air in Winthrop. The
snow has really disappeared in the last
week. The snowdrops are in bloom and
the tulips are poking their heads through the ground.
The robins are also hopping around.
The Lenten Presentation at Cavan United Church
was given by Jim Rapson.
Rev. John's sermon was titled "The Pieces of Us
Which Die." Greeters and collectors were Jim and
Diane Rapson.
Following the service, a soup and sandwich luncheon
was served by the Board of Stewards with Carol Ann
Campbell, Doug Campbell, Ruth Campbell, Lori Goos
and Grace Dolmage assisting.
Several of the Sunday School classes travelled to
Wingham in the afternoon to enjoy swimming time at
the North Huron Wescast Arena Complex.
Next Sunday is Palm Sunday as well as communion
at both Cavan and Northside hurches.
Don and Maja Dodds have r urned from a one-week
stay in El Salvador. Temper tures there were 35
degrees but it was humid.
They took two tours while there. One was a Mayan
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Tour where they visited several
Mayan ruins, one as early as 600
years B.C.
The second tour was a Culture and Craft tour. On
this one they visited several small villages where the
local people displayed and sold handcrafted articles,
souvenirs and food in outdoor markets.
On the way to the tours they saw coffee trees grown
in rows high up in the mountains. El Salvador is known
for its gourmet coffee.
Several Campbell relatives from the area attended a
Buck and Doe for their niece and cousin in London on
Saturday. Attending were Brian and Carolann, Mike
and Julie, Doug and Vicki Campbell, Theresa de Corte
and Sandra and Terry Morey.
In last week's paper my "Food for Thought" had a*
error. My "r" in park was mistaken for a "c" so I'll try it
again. Sorry.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
Remember the good old days when
it cost more to run a car than to park
it?
by Ruth Campbell
Garden Tour suggested for town
during Doors Open in August
The Seaforth
Horticultural Society
met March 14, in
Si•aforih 1-(ortietilturnl Soviet'
Northside United Church
beginning with a pot luck
supper.
Helen McNaughton was
hostess and had brought "for-
sythia" branches in and
forced them to bloom. They
looked beautiful on all the
tables.
Margaret DeJong said
grace and 32 sat down to sup-
per.
Bob Fisher, Brad Knight
and Barbara Dalrymple were
there. Bob Fisher spoke and
told a couple of good jokes.
Brad Knight showed a film of
what "Communities in
Bloom" had done for Seaforth
last year. The pictures were
wonderful.
Margaret DeJong thanked
the guests and gave them a
little gift. Brad gave us a
cheque from Huron East.
Our colours are to be red
and white with the green
potato vine, but we must keep
it clipped this year as last
year it really took over.
Beatrice Stoll read minutes
of the November meeting and
also of a board meeting held
at DeJong's on Feb. 28.
Dilys Finnigan gave
the treasurer's report.
We asked that the peo-
ple going to Kincardine
March 24 give Dilys
$9.50, our share of the
registration.
Eleanor Horst spoke
of a meeting in Mitchell
April 4 and gave two
door tickets to be
drawn.
Nancy Kale spoke on
the Peace Garden and
asked for a donation. It
was decided to give her
$500.
The "Garden Tour"
was suggested. "Open
Doors" in August would
be a better time than
"Moonlight Madness" in
July.
Our yearbook was
given when we paid our
membership.
Door prizes were won
by Ken Papple, Betty
Hulley, Olave Little,
Vivienne Newnham, Vi
Glanville and Delphine
Dolmage.
Vivienne Newnham
won the two tickets to
Mitchell.
by Beatrice Stoll
Secretary
Buck & Doe
for
Jennifer Marion
& Curtis Lawrence
Friday April 6
Seaforth Community Centre
9pm - lam
A ,c Of Majority • Lunch Provided
For Tickets Call:
The Marion's 519-522-0707
Leisa Thompson 519-526-1095
Jered Munro
Kelly Devereaux
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9:00 pm -1:00 am
Music by DJ
Seaforth Arena Floor
Lunch Provided
Age of MajoritY
Tickets $6.00
For Tickets 0811519.522-1
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or
Adam
for
Cheryl Workman
Sat. March 31, 2007
Brussels Community Center
9pm - lam • Music by MCL Sound
Tickets $7.00 advance $8.00 at door
Lunch Provided • Age of Majority
For Tickets Call 519=522-0439
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Christie and Brian were married
on February 8, 2007 in
Playa Blanca, Panama.
To help us celebrate, please join us for an
OPEN RECEPTION
on March 31, 2007 at 9pm
at the Seaforth Community Centre.