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Life in the Past - Continued from page 18 Sun. 19 Loosing our sleighing again. We are hav- ing soft weather again. I was to Jack's to day we went to Church Rev. Mr Farnsworth from Cressey circuit preached. He preach a grand good sermon. Mon. 20 Still it is soft and the snow is going fast. George Clapp and Wife where here today for Din- ner . Sarah Ellen Thurston came to Dans to night visting. Tue. 21 It has been very warm all day and the snow is about all gone the wheels will go the best now. Drew the stack in the barn and drew some manure down in the swamp. Feb. 22 Very warm to day and the snow is about all gone. Havent been doying any thing much to day. Wish it would freeze up so we would have skating. John Loney over here to night him and Dan traded razors. Jake come out and Pa come home with him Ma stayed back with Lib. Th. 23 Archie and I went back with Jake. I took the team and waggon so as to help Jake move. It was a lovely day but the roads where very rough. Fri. 24 Jake and I each took a load of feed out to the Johnson place got back about 8 oclock finding Dav Clark and wife at Jake's visting. Sat. 25 Loaded our waggons for monday morning. It was a lovely day froze last night quite hard. Sun. 26 At Jakes yet. Rained some to day. Archie went over to D Clarks. Lib is very anxious to move and Ma is getting quite uneasy wants to get home. Mon. 27 Jake took a load of feed and I took a load of grain and some furniture out to the Johnson place. Nobody there and the house locked up. We went and stayed all night with Nelse Ostrander. Tu. 28 Went back to Jakes from Nelse Ostrander roads very rough. Jake lost the tin (?) of from his waggon and went about two miles with out it spoiled the fellar (?). - Submitted by Vicki Emlaw INCOME TAX PROGRAM Starts March 1st More volunteers welcome! Prince Edward Community Care is once again completing Income Tax returns for people in Prince Edward County, who have low income (under $20,000 single, under $25,000 married or common law) and a simple tax situation. Trained volunteers complete the Income Tax returns, there is no charge, but donations are gratefully accepted. Home visits can be arranged for those who are shut-ins. Drop-by the office at The Armoury, 206 Main St., Picton or call 476-7493 to check if you meet Canada Revenue Agency's eligibility cri- teria. www.cominunitycareforseniors.org % 3 30 Years Experience FULL SIZE & MINI BACKHOE SERVICES § Kuhota B-21 Loader/Hoe - 12, 16, 18 & 24 inch buckets © Trenching « Waterlines = Underground Bydra = Driveways » Grading = Stump 2 Removal » Septic Systems ~ Certified & M MAH H. Lisanssd For larger jobs ; ; SPECIALTY WELDING Aluminum, Brass, Cast, Stainless Steel, Arc-Mig » Custom Trailers e Heavy Equipment & Farm Equipment Repairs § « Propeller & Marine Repairs Ralph Douglas 476-3433 2697 Giy Rd. 13,