Life in the Past - Continued from page 19 Wed. 14 Thrashed the clover. Smith McLaughlin had about 8 bus. We had about 1 1/2 bus. got through about Four oclock. The thrashers went down to Smiths and stayed all night. Thur. 15 Colder and froze up again. Mirt baked some cakes they were pretty good. She is getting to be a very good cook. Tue. 20 Mr. Lighthall and Wife were here for Dinner Pa got home from Jake's. Ma stayed up with Lib as she was not very well, Mirt did a big washing had some help. Emma and Willie were here. After Dinner Mirt Archie and I and Watch all went out on the Ice for a skate the Ice was lovely. Coming home I had the misfortune of getting tangled up in the hand sleigh rope and Watch pulled me round and round till I was all most killed. It was big fun for Mirt. Then about Four Oclock Emma Willie Pa Archie Mirt and I all went out to Eddie Rorkes spent the evening had a fine time. Feb. 22 The trees were loaded down with Ice and rained and kind of a sleet most of the four noon. After dinner it faired up and I went up to Jakes after a load of stumps had a very rough time coming home got stuck by John Churches. Nelse Ostrander hitched on a head and broke the tong pulling side ways on it. But we spliced it up and came on home but it was very rough with frozen rain. John Dulmage up at night. Feb. 23 I went up to Manson Heads got a new tongue in the sleigh. Mirt Archie and I went out to Leaque at night. Sat. 24 I went over to Waupoos Island with Levi Hicks af- ter a load of straw for him had a rough time coming home snowed and rained most all the way. Went threw to the creek. First we have driven the Ice then I had to keep up around the flats to keep on the old Ice. Sun. 25 John Dulmage Emma Hughes Willie and Harry Brown were here very very cold. not much drive. Tue. 27 Some warmer Archie and I went up to Nelse Ostrander to cut wood over on Eldon Vandusen I came home at night Archie stayed up. Mirt is piecing for a quilt. Wed. 28 I went over to the Island after a load of straw for Levi Hicks had a very rough day again stormed all the way over and home. - Submitted by Vicki Emlaw TI(E U) PS FIRM A - LIE - NATION Dut CH - ANGE] TOLE - RATE PUZZLE SOLUTION [sO SL J 1 | DOWN COCK - TAIL GAS-P SIDESTEP (anag. seed pits) ANT IMON (ARCH) ISTS (anag. is in most) IMAGES (anag. game is) DISCO -U-RAGE REFUSE G (OVER-N) MEN -T 'BB ACROSS 7 8 R (OT) ATION 17 ENT (anag. net) ANGLE 9 MAILED 19 EX (PLO) ITS 10 SKIPP (ER) ING 2 PLIGHT 11 CHUM (anag. much) 12 GADGET (anag. tagged) 2) T7-RACHS 14 OBS - CURED 2 70-30 1 Slave The Cryptickle Puzzle is now 16 P(L)ACE available on the web at: AWED (home. odd) OP (ERA) TIC htp://www.smmirror.ca/Cryp0402.html Prince Edward Community Care Programs Prince Edward Community Care has listings of pro- grams and services available for seniors in Prince Ed- ward County. A 90 page "Information for Seniors" di- rectory is available for free. If seniors or their caregiv- ers have problems, just want to talk, or they don't know where to turn for help, they can call or go into the Community Care office and speak to staff. Call for an appointment, 476-7493. Home visits can also be ar- ranged. www.communitycareforseniors.org CHECK THE ADS! By doing business with those who advertise in the Mirror, you help to ensure the continued free delivery of your community newsletter.