It seems as if it will be a very busy month. Sunday Tillie Linkert and I enjoyed the fall supper at Waseca. Her grandson came and picked us up. The day was nice and they had a very nice crowd.
Remembrance Day was very well attended at the Legion Hall. We are grateful to those who fought for what we have today.
Tuesday was morning coffee at the Pine Island Suites. I missed it as I went to Meadow Lake to the quilt shop. Good roads and a good day.
We wish Morris Davidson the very best. He is a patient in Lloydminster hospital. Hope you are able to be back home soon.
Colleen Koski had Chantal visit for her birthday last week. Rylie had to work so missed it.
I accompanied Joyce and Keith Weston and her sister Doreen to Saskatoon last Friday. I enjoyed a visit with daughter Hazel. Roads going down were not good. Coming home they were very good.
Tillie Linkert's grandson Chase James was in and had a nice visit with grandma.
Marion Staughton took her mom, Jean Stewart, to North Battleford Saturday where they attended the 50th anniversary of Ken and Jean Garret at the Tropical Inn.
Keith and Claire Paton took Joyce Weston and myself to North Battleford Saturday were we enjoyed the fiddle contest at North Battleford Western Development Museum. It is nice to know that there is such musical talent.
The Weather! When the sun shines and there no wind, it's just great.
