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«TW ar RA Cn Youth group to hold "Mystery" evening EPSOM NEWS BY JEAN JEFFREY March was a raggle, taggle Gypsy Clown, Trepping, skipping through town. ~ Dressed in scraps of old year and new. Pieces of October skies, Green of May, strips of November grey, patches of golden sun. He whistles like wind in the tree tops, Then chuckles with scraps of April laughter. Last week we thought of swim suits and baseball bats. Today the greening grass is white with snow. Our March Women's Institute meeting March 28th, will be a very worth while gathering, but please note the change of location. To KAI Room, Uxbridge Library, Wednesday March 28, at 8:00 p.m.. Our topic - Multi- culturalism in our schools. The speaker will be Mr. Donavan Fraser the Multi-culturalism cun- sultant for Durham Board of Education. ) W.I. Committee for March, Margaret Bruce, Dorothy Doble, Eileen Collingwood. Motto: children have more need of models than critics. Roll Call: Relate something you learned from a child. Hostesses: Corrine Croxall, Stella Roberts, Marilyn Stroud. Come and bring a friend, all welcome. Youth group meets for an even- ing of 'Mystery' on Friday March 23, at the home of Arnold and Gail Kerry at 8:00 p.m.. Are you working on your costume? You will miss Brian Kerry as he is in Europe visiting friends in Holland and Denmark for two months. Maybe he will have a chance to pursue his hobby, work- ing with newest machinery. I am sure you all have your tickets for the Social evening, March 31 at Utica Hall. Texas style dancing! Bring a friend and let's have a great crowd. Super fun for everyone. Contact Lisa Risebrough or Pat Sutherland for information and tickets. Don't forget the annual Youth group Breakfast held on Good Friday morning 8:30 a.m.. A free- will-offering is appreciated and proceeds are to be donated to Canadian Food Grains Bank. See you there! March 23. Congratulations to Tanya Wilson, Aaron Combdew, Katie Fockler, Anna Evans who per- formed a drama presentation en- titled, "Sick" at the Oral Language Festival at the S.A. Cawker school in Port Perry. Robert and Patricia Orman of Uxbridge had lunch on Sunday with Betty and Norm Tapscott. Last Friday evening a number of friends enjoyed an evening out at the home of Tom and Leona Armstrong when Leona hosted a "Aloette' party. So nice to meet friendly new neighbours. On Monday Bill and Deanna Anderson, Lisa and David of Oakwood visited Faye and Keith Ashton. Our sympathy to the relatives of Evaleen Catherwood who pass- ed away on Sunday at Uxbridge Hospital. Jerrold and Joan Asling return- ed from a trip to Haite. They ex- perienced the insurrection there and were not free always to move about as they wished. They visited Mom and Dad Asling on Saturday. Ruth Ashton had a busy week. Barry Bushell called on Wednes- day, also on Wed., Robert and Jamie had lunch with Grandma. 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