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| IH ---- ------ i ---- SA EN SE Tt Br CN LO Ae SRG C5, ost a REN RTI, EEE AERA a "Published monthly by D. W. (Des) Marcille ISSN Number 1181-6333 609 Morrison Point Road , R.R. 2, Milford, ON KOK 2P0 Eine (613) 476-1139 Fax: (613) 476-4980 E-mail: d.marcille@sympatico.ca Changing - Continued from page 1 concerns and shown your support by attending meetings about the restructuring plans. That's fine, but don't sit yet. Keep up the pressure on the government and the Health Service Restructuring Committee. Make them see the distances that are involved with going out of the county for care. Make them understand the weather we have to drive through in the winter just to get to Picton let alone try to go further. Tell them of the care and support that you are able to give family members and friends who are in a hospital that would be lost if they were in a hospital out of the county. As many of you have, we just finished a week of daily trips to Kingston. That is a long haul and to do it every day while someone was in a hospital for an extended period is very stressful. Even driving to Belleville every day is not easy if it is added to all the other responsibilities one has. But we have the means of transportation so we could do it. There are those who do not have transportation. But you have heard all this and understand. Now it is up to us to make sure that the government understands. In spite of all the other things going on in our lives and around us, we have managed to get some seeds planted and some Canna Lilies into pots. On inspecting the flower beds the tulips and daffodils are up and doing nicely even with the ice, snow and frost they've had. We went to a garden centre the other day just to look around and smell the smells of spring. Before we know it, we'll be knees deep in grass and wishing for snow to slow it down. We are going to put up a little greenhouse to get some plants started in and so that Clifford can enjoy what he loves most, gardening. Speaking of Clifford, he has had the cataract removed from one eye and is able to see the world again. His chemo-therapy went well with fewer of the side effects than was expected. Although he is tired and still not able to tackle unloading hay, he is doing okay. Trying to keep him out of crowds and away from people with colds and the sniffles is not the easiest thing to do, but we try. And he is enjoying not going to work. He is actually enjoying fixing the storm door and getting to the piddly repairs that he has had to put off because of work. He just might enjoy being retired. Have a Happy Easter and enjoy the spring. - Bev Walker (ONAING ty U.C.W.general will be a pot luck lunch at 12 noon at South Bay Church Hall on Monday, April 6th. Meeting to start at 1:00 p.m. Ladies please bring your own dishes, cutlery and a food dish. Unit 1 has program, Unit 2 devotional and Unit 3 chairs the meeting. Reserve Wednesday, May 20th for the Anniversary Supper at South Bay United Church. Reserve Saturday, June 27th for the annual strawberry social at South Bay United Church. Milford Friendship Circle meets at Milford Town Hall at 7:30 p.m. (note change of time)on Thursday, April 9th. Roll call is a clean joke, and our project is to decorate an Easter basket or make a flower arrangement which may be sold to add money to our coffers. Bluegrass - Continued from page | Ontario, appeared on City TV's Breakfast Television, and entertained at various fall fairs and special events. Other great talents on the bill - right from our own area - are Kim Inch, Bill Ostrander, Ron Williamson, Mark Despault, Helen Piller, and many more. The evening is certain to be a lot of fun with Don Hinde as Master of Ceremonies. Not only can you enjoy a great night of entertainment, but being there also affords a chance to check out the wonderful improvements and new facilities at Mount Tabor. BOARS OF BABYLON FARM TRY WILD BOAR "LEANER NOT MEANER" These great European wild boar chops and sausage are available at Superior Meats on Main St. in Picton. 476-1383. Or call the farm at 476-2449. Mike and Dianne Platt, R.R. #3, Picton, Ontario, KOK 2T0 featuring furopcan Wild Boar Breeding Stock & Specialty Cuts