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Huron Expositor, 2009-07-08, Page 26tf Neeff tiM l- s ?1; viiim . Pry 26 The Huron Expositor • July 8, 2009 Correspondence Rain doesn't dampen sprit's"�a'� After a nice day on Thursday we in Winthrop are back to cool and damp weather. Maybe we will have warm weather in October and November. quill.. On the way up they visited As reported last week, the Cavan ` friends in Cookstown. The camp is United Church service with Rev. owned and run by Joan (Dodds) and John was the picnic in the park. Brooks and spans over July and Au - However, the weather didn't cooper- gust. Camp Northway is for girls and ate and the service and brunch were Camp Wendigo is the boys camp. It held in the church.' It didn't dampen is a 10 -minute ride on water to the the spirits of the large number who campsite. attended. Maja was kept busy the first day It has been reported the Cavan- washing dishes and Don helped re- Northside Pastoral Charge will have Pair the barge. Weather was similar a new minister starting the first of to ours. September. More details will follow. The fireworks in Seaforth were en - Don and Maja Dodds have returned joyed by. many. The finale was quite from a ten-day trip to the Algon- spectacular. IC IC The new house in Winthrop is pro- gressing = the roof is finished and the windows are in. Now that school dren are out and about more, so take care when driving. FOOD FOR THOUGHT Growl all day and you'll end up dog tired. Ruth C mPbell CathoIic churches have new mass schedule Newly -baptized to the St. Dublin they received a bless - James Roman Catholic Church ing by Father Chris, then parish community are Cody they went for brunch at Ben - Lane Cowan, son of Jeff and Denise; Abigail miller Inn followed by a reception at the home Charlotte Anne McNichol, daughter of Dan of their eldest daughter Carolyn and Scott Bell and Lynn; and Damien John Wammes, son in Goderich. By Dorothy Dillon of Brian and Andrea. They were baptized on June 28 at St. James parish in Seaforth.. Mark and Jessica Mahon (nee Finlayson) were married at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church on June 27. During the first weekend of August, St.. Pat- rick's Church, Dublin, will have the 5 p.m. mass Saturday and the 9 a.m. mass on Sunday. St. - James Church, Sea - forth, will have the Sunday 11 a.m. mass. The schedule will last for six months. On Sunday July 5, family mem- bers from Goder- ich, Kemptville, London, Missis- sauga; St. Thom- as, and Stratford gathered to cel-. ebrate the 40th Wedding . Anni- versary of Helen and Larry Cook. Following rases at St. Patrick's .h111CL dot) SO(IMD FULL D) SERVICE Book youR RECEprioNs, BUCk & DOES-E_ARIy! JokN McLeod Cli.rot 9-482-9984 Seaforth Optimist Club TRAVEL THE WORLD & CASH LOTTERY JULY WINNERS $1250 CASH Ron Driscoll $100 Consolation Jim Dawe Sandy and Darlene Marshall. 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