EASTON, Maine — On Saturday, April 8, at the Easton Elementary School cafeteria, there will be a hot breakfast served at 9 a.m. and an egg hunt starting at approximately 9:30.
Participants must bring their own basket or bag. Everyone is welcome for breakfast, and the egg hunt is open to youth in grade 6 and younger. Donations will be accepted to help cover the costs.
Easton Pre-K students celebrated St. Patrick’s Day. From left are, front row, Kahleigha Ambrose, Adley Carlisle, Dylan Lamoreau, Ava Carlisle and Peyton Hallett, Back row, Carter Brown, Gage White, Colie Devoe, Mariah-Jean Alexander, Gabriel Coty, Kyle Russell and Isabella Lagasse.
(Photo courtesy of Hillary Hallett)
Special guests will visit; don’t forget the camera. For more information, e-mail recreation@eastonme.com.
Happy Days update
The Happy Days Club met on March 23 following a potluck picnic lunch with the following members: Annette Copeland, Marie Hewitt, Julia Allen, John Trask, Nina Trask, Ezalee Smith, Jackie Condon, Carrie Mason, Liana DeMerchant, Betty Brown , Ida Doak and guest Barbara Beals.
The next meeting will be at 11:30 a.m. on Thursday, April 13, in the recreation room at the Manor. Pizza will be ordered for lunch.
Please join and invite a friend.
Easter Services
The Easton sunrise service will be held at New Song Church this year, 39 Station Rd., Easton. The service will start at 8 a.m., with a light breakfast from 9 to 9:45. The regular Resurrection service will begin at 10 a.m. at New Song Church, or participants may go to the church of their choice.
Children’s yoga
This isn’t your traditional yoga class. Children’s yoga is a different way to learn about the body. Participants in a new class will stretch, strengthen, gain flexibility and balance through short, age-appropriate activities, and will also learn how to calm the body, breath and mind.
Classes will be held on April 4, 11 and 25 at the hall until 4:15 p.m. The cost is $11.25 for the remainder of the session.
Yoga has been shown to improve concentration, memory, attention, problem-solving and decision making — all great skills for learning. Relaxation is just as important as exercise, and students will learn these concepts and more, all while having fun.
There must be 12 children enrolled to run the class. Please be sure your child has a note to ride the bus from school. The class will be instructed by Julie French and is open to children in kindergarten and up.
Community Library
On Saturdays, the Community Library will be held at the Easton High School Library and will feature a story time from 10 to 10:30 a.m., geared for toddlers in pre-kindergarten to grade 3. Children under 5 need to be accompanied by an adult.
The library will also be open to the community for patrons to utilize library services. Patrons may bring their own devices to access the Internet and will be asked to follow existing library rules/guidelines.
This week’s dates include Wednesday, April 5, at Easton Elementary School and Saturday, April 8, at the high school.
Hillary Hallett is the correspondent for Easton. She can be reached by sending an e-mail to: hillary_jt@myfairpoint.net or calling 551-7737.
