MEOTA — What a wonderful time to be out touring. No air conditioning and minimal heat supplement required. Our 6 a.m. trip to Edmonton Nov. 2 saw many early risers off to work or delivering crude oil.
Rod Hilderman required a specialist for medical attention.
The Lions wading pool and kids’ entertainment park are sitting idle for another season. The lake is icing over and 小蓝视频 made ready for the ice huts.
A construction site on 2nd Avenue West is 小蓝视频 put on hold for this fall.
As the ice comes so go our snowbirds. We wish “bon voyage” to Merrier Iverson, Conrad and Noreen Bernier and Maurice Duhaime
Albert and Carrol Huys are off to Calgary for a visit with their daughter and family.
Meota transfer site will be open on Saturdays only for waste disposal. After some 40-plus years of service of up to three days a week (some partial) that isn’t a step toward progress. Another burr in the saddle this week was our current government announcing that since we Westerners didn’t elect more Liberals, we would be penalized by not receiving a heating fuel rebate as Atlantic Canada will. So much for subsidizing the rest of the country as our carbon tax soars.
First in Norwegian Whist this week was Albert Huys. Janice Morton was second and Eric Callbeck third. In Friday Canasta, Albert Huys and Eric Callbeck were first. Second were Dave Sayers and Gordon Klein and third were Gwen Lacerte and Bev McCrimmon.
Tuesday Bridge was won by Barb Mitchel and Linda Killoran. In second were Jeanine Beloin and Eric Callbeck. In Thursday afternoon bridge, Margaret Dyck and David Cregan were first. A special welcome to Linda Killoran.
