. Wl i lil IR a 3 i Ll | } So a In Changing Seasons Changing Times Can anyone remember a March like this? We've had every kind of whether this country has to offer and from all the seasons. If the birds that are back are anything to go by it's spring but yesterday's weather made it feel like early summer and a week or so ago's was definitely winter. And the weather must have some influence on the politics of this country. A week or so ago Jean Charest was a Conservative and now he's a Liberal. I didn't used to think that Liberals and Conservatives were any more inter- changeable than winter and summer but if the weather can prove me wrong, why not a politician aye? We have all figured out where to pay our taxes and who to phone about pot holes in the road so all is right with the world. Behind the scenes some very dedicated people are working to keep it that way. Our library is still at risk but Janet Elson and the Library board are not going to give that up without a struggle. Recreation has become the umbrella group that will oversee the halls. ball diamonds and recreational facilities in this ward but Recreation needs to know that there 1s support from the community. Give a call to either the library or to Joel Walker (Chair of the Recreation Committee) if you wish to offer support or to just find out what's going on. "I understand that "The Sound of Music" is well into production and is going great guns. As [ hear, the director of the Nuns Choir has wrapped her hand so it will be more visible when she is directing. It is a bit extreme to let a dog mangle one's fingers just so one's hand will be more noticeable and I'm sorry to hear she couldn't keep the fluorescent pink bandage. Our hospital 1s at risk thus we are at risk. Reducing provincial health costs by turning our hospital into an emergency and out-patient facility will certainly not better the world nor will it brings down the cost of health care. But you know all this and you are doing something about it. You have mailed your letters about what the hospital means to you and your family. You have expressed your ab i i Continued on page 2 i : i h i : i YY 5h ih | | i ] I JNA Bluegrass Night at Mount Tabor It's Bluegrass Night at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday. April 4th at Mount Tabor Hall featuring Silverbirch. This group presents a dynamic and exciting mixture of original material, traditional bluegrass, and country favorites. Performing three and four part harmony vocals. and lively instrumentals, featuring banjo, mandolin, guitar, dobro guitar, and bass, the all acoustic sounds of Silverbirch will catch people's attention, bring a smile to their faces. and set their toes tapping! Players are Ian McLennan on Guitar. Bill Blance on Banjo, Tom McCreight on Bass and Gene Gouthro plays Mandolin. Always a crowd favorite, this popular group has performed at festivals and clubs throughout 1 hin h oe Continued on page 2 B = Hl Hit Lt HE il R ul ne i side] this Is Sen ® Circle Notes 3 ® Help Me, I'm Getting Old! 5 ® Fever 7 @® Library Notes 8 ® Druella Acantha Malvina 9 @® Apple Dreams 10