by Faye Ashton
We have just come through the two darkest months of the year, December and January, and now onto more light as each day passes.
Wiarton Willy didn't see his shadow Sunday, so the prediction was an early Spring. I guess we'll wait and see, as the last two nights it was -18 here on Medd Road, and snow is falling beautifully today.
I wish all our birthday friends a special birthday and happiness to all wedding anniversaries being celebrated this month of Love.
This week, our country, on Tuesday, will start to feel the effects of Trump's 25 percent tariffs levied on many Canadian products.
The Epsom-Utica and area Canadian Food Grains Bank Project gives a sincere "Thank You" to all companies that contributed products, fertilizer, and land, to all who tilled the land and harvested the corn crop, and to all who contributed financially to this project. They know how much you have helped those who are hungry in some needy places around the world with the $36,000 that was sent to Winnipeg because of your contribution.
Come worship at Epsom United Church at 10:30 a.m. each Sunday, with fellowship to follow.
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