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What a weekend! Our area awoke
to a winter wonderland or if you had
to drive – a winter horror. Slushy,
wet snow made the driving
treacherous to say the least. OPP,
tow trucks and now insurance
adjusters had and will have lots of
work to do. Welcome to winter
driving!
Happy Halloween to everyone.
Remember to watch for the trick-or-
treaters when out and about on
Thursday evening. We will hope for
good weather!
The next week will be deer
hunting season, so also be wary of
active deer. The OPP have already
stated there have been numerous
deer collisions this year. Dawn and
dusk are the peak times, but I recall
hitting a deer at 2 p.m. Drive
carefully and for the hunters, hunt
safely.
The Walton Inn looks different
without the front awning. Its state of
disrepair called for its removal. Now
the sun – when we have seen it –
shines brightly in to lighten the
room. A little hard on the eyes as the
sun rises, but you can always wear
sunglasses. We understand a few Walton areafolks are in hospital. Ian Wilbee is apatient in Stratford Hospital. We
hope he is feeling better soon.
Lavern Godkin is a patient in
Seaforth Hospital. He has been there
for a couple of weeks and we hope
he is doing better. Velma Stephenson
is a patient in Seaforth Hospital at
this time. Get well wishes to all.
Our condolences to the Patrick
and Gordon families on the passing
of Pam Gordon. She will be sadly
missed by her husband Barry and
children Christina, Amy and Ian.
The Gordons lived and farmed near
Seaforth and most recently lived in
Bayfield. Pam was a lovely, pleasant
and caring individual who had
worked in the medical field. She will
be missed by her family and her
many friends. Our sympathies to all.
Good news is that Ruth Lowe is
home from hospital. She had
underwent heart surgery two weeks
ago and was released the first of last
week. We send our best for her
continuing recovery.
The Knight family had a special
treat this past weekend. Janine
Knight was home for the weekend
from Huntsville. She has spent four
weeks working in a Newfoundland
hospital and then a New Brunswick
hospital. She has been in Huntsville
for two weeks with two weeks to go.
She will have another four weeks to
work in Listowel Hospital. She has
finished her three years of medical
school and is now doing her
practical. The family including Jack
and Donna, Steve and Marni Knightgathered at Brad and ChristineKnight’s in Mitchell for dinner anda great visit. They also celebrated
Janine’s upcoming birthday, which
is on Halloween.
A sadness, but no tragedy when a
fire engulfed a home owned by Brett
Lee in Egmondville. Fire broke out
on Friday evening and was fought by
the Seaforth Fire Department. The
tenant in the building was home at
the time and didn’t know the home
was on fire. When he became aware
of the situation, he tried to get his cat
and flee the building. The frightened
cat ran, and the tenant had to get out.
A Seaforth firefighter recovered the
animal. Thought to be gone, they
noticed a small tremor and gave the
cat oxygen and he regained more
movement. The cat is amazingly
surviving after spending time at the
vet hospital. The building ignited
again later in night and has suffered
severe water and smoke damage.
Thankfully, no one was hurt and now
begins the horrible job of assessing
the damage, the loss of possessions
and dealing with paperwork.
Our family celebrated a belated
Thanksgiving with the McDonald
side of the family on the weekend.
Rick’s family, Neil and Karin and
Aunt Peg from Clinton joined us on
Sunday for a visit and dinner. Neil
McDonald arrived from Vancouver
last week and will be home for about
10 days. The usual plan for his fall
visit is to help with the corn harvest,
but the obvious wet weather
certainly put that out of the plan. The
family did have time to have a fewfamily pictures taken with Neil,Karin and Rick and Aunt Peg.The congregation of Duff’s United
were aglow with orange for service
on Sunday. Rev. Peter congratulated
those celebrating birthdays and to
Murray and Olene Dennis, who were
celebrating their 57th wedding
anniversary.
When I spoke to Murray he
reported that he couldn’t believe
time had went by so fast. It didn’t
seem that long ago they were
married. Jo-Ann McDonald read the
Minute for Mission and the scripture
readings. Collection was taken by
Jo-Ann and Don Baan. A reminder
about the turkey supper was made
and the cleaning bee. Advance
tickets only are available from UCW
members and Walton Inn, Phyllis
Mitchell and Jo-Ann’s in town. They
are going quickly, Glenda reports, so
get yours today.
Celebrating birthdays this past
week include Teresa Baan, Tanner
Leslie, Dan Taylor, Megan Flaxbard,
Murray Dennis, Douglas Wey,
Shannon McGavin, John Steffler,
Carol McLachlan, Helen Boven,Brianna Williamson, Liam Sutcliffe,Brent Alexander, MacKenzieMcGavin, Janine Knight and Davis
Steffler.
Watch for hunters, animals as deer season starts
By Jo-Ann
McDonald
Call
887-6570
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