Monday, March 10, 2008

Wednesday, March 05, 2008

Senior Olympics Participants 2008

In-Park League Winners


Much fun was had in the pool hall this winter every Thursday night with the In-Park pool league. Pictured L to R Bob Toomire, Carol Kapke, Bill Kreitz, Phil Jansen, Dick Nelson, Dick Cleaveland, Al Gehman, Deon Spangler, and Don Loring

Gary Hearl Decorates


With a little help from his friends.

Crafting on Mondays


Decorating for Easter

Cycling


Dale Cooklin and Butch Brooker take a spin on Berwyn and Erma's bicycle built for two. It happened to be Dale's birthday. March 1st.

OH SOOOOOO Behind!

Only one way to get caught up and that is to keep on posting...so you may not see things in a sequential way but I will be getting postings done raggedy-taggedy until we are caught up.


Not often do you see a bed rolling down the street! Dave and Mary Bruun get ready for guests by borrowing a roll-away from the Voss's. Then they rolled it away!

Tuesday, March 04, 2008

Bill Brooker says Snow in Arkansas!!











First two pictures 9:00 this morning-next 2 at 3:00 this afternoon, 42 degrees. Not good golf weather!!

Friday, February 29, 2008

Friday, February 22, 2008

Spring!



Spring is in the air! The leaves on the trees are budding out ...bunnies and spring go together as does spring cleaning. Ron and Cynthia wash windows on Aspen street.

Monday, February 18, 2008

Church Video

A video of our entertainment

Some Miscellaneous Pictures

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The children appear to be on their cell phones. They were toy phones. The flowers were made by the ladies of the church. Everyone went home with a prize. I won a purse and will take a photo of it and post it soon.
The fellows below did a great job of entertaining us, including a skit. Below they are hanging out after the fiesta.

A Church in Matamoros




Saturday I went to Matamoros with Bob and Rose Hendry and Nelson and Mabel Zoet. We had been invited by the Community of Christ Church in Matamoros. The purpose of the visit was to bring donations to the church so they can pay their taxes. It seems the Catholic Church does not have to pay taxes but all others do. Fair or not it is the way it is. There were about 30 of us gringos and many of them had been there many times before. The small congregation was very glad to see us and had made many preparations for us. We were entertained and fed in fine fashion and there were prizes for everyone.
Pictured above are the visitors presenting blankets and school supplies to the congregation.

Community of Christ Church Welcome





The young pastor of the church is also an engineer. He is pictured below. The baptismal font is on the left. The tables were all set for us. Fred Cole translated for us and them.

Cross the Rio Grande




One of these shows the foot traffic lined up to enter the US, another is the Rio Grande River and the third is an apartment house in Matamoros. The Rio Grande River is quite narrow at Brownsville/Matamoros.

Streets of Matamoros





Many people would not consider going to Matamoros. I did not see many gringos and the ones I did brought questions to mind as to their purpose for being there. Not at all like Nuevo Progreso.

Places of business




Stores in Matamoros. Hair Salon, fancy dresses and a tire repair business from the back side.