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Missing Sodus Hopefully everyone got their fill of corned beef and cabbage, as well as all the green. The next green coming our way, (ok... money would be nice but I'm thinking): Spring ! Did you hurry to take down the St. Patty's Day things and get those bunnies and Easter eggs put up? Too many Holidays in one month. Now, what will we hang up in April and how long can we really get away with having the Easter things up? Sodus Chamber News: The Sodus Chamber of Commerce raffle to benefit the scholarship fund will be held at the annual Citizen of the Year Banquet on Friday, April 8 at the Sodus Bay Heights Restaurant. Last year the Chamber was able to give three $500 scholarships to graduating Sodus Seniors. Raffle tickets are three (3) chances for $10 and you need not be present to win. Raffle tickets are available from any Chamber member, Curves on Maple Ave, Culligan Water Conditioning on Belden, Sodus WCTA Credit Union, Everyday Gourmet on Main St. Sodus or by calling 315.398.8473. The Kraft Shack news: KNITTED HAT CLASS Mon., March 21, 6:30 to 9 p.m. Learn how to make this hat using two different yarns. You must know how to do basic knitting and purling for this class. $30 includes all KNITTED SCARF CLASS Two nights - Tues., March 29 & Tues., April 5 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. This is a beginning knitting class; learn to knit a scarf using fun fur. $30 includes all. Head to the Kraft Shack today and tomorrow for their Spring Clean Up Sale. Many other events are taking place on Friday, March 18 other than the obvious one: Ralph Everdyke's Big 80th Birthday. There's the Lenten Fish Supper at Fairville Fire Hall tonight, 4:30 until ?; Chicken & Biscuit Dinner at Park Presbyterian Church, Newark, 5-7 p.m. On Saturday, March 19th, Rotary Pancake Day at Newark High Cafeteria, 8-1 p.m.; a Chicken BBQ at East Palmyra Fire Hall, 3:30 until sold out; Roast Beef Supper at Sodus Center Fire Hall, 5 p.m. There's also a Roast Beef Supper at the East Williamson Fire Hall from 4:30 - 7. On Sunday, March 20, a Chicken BBQ at Sodus Center Fire Hall, noon-3 p.m. And don't forget Seussical is at Sodus High tonight and tomorrow night, 7:30. Aren't weekends like this one great, if you want to eat out you don't even have to go home all your meals are scheduled for you. We've been informed that St. Patrick's Day means more than green beer and bagels to gardeners. It means it's time to plant your peas. Although a time-honored tradition, for many of us, the ground is still too cold and wet to successfully start our peas (if you can see the soil at all). But it's not too early to choose our seeds from the many varieties available. Peas are truly one of those vegetables that are an absolute treat fresh from the garden. Beth and Tom Castle will be moving from Florida if they haven't arrived already to Virginia. Also the gang from Newark should be making their pilgrimage from Florida back North any day now. The calendar has informed us that Spring is due any day and we all know the calendar tells no lies. Write to me and let me know what you have planned for the first day of spring, as for me, the windows are coming open and I am sitting outside. (I will probably be the blue person you see, but I will not have cabin fever.) Write to me with your events, birthdays and everything you would like to share I look forward to hearing from you. Watch for the Robins. I don't think the geese ever really left. Copyright
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