Colder weather is now prevailing and we don鈥檛 mind. After all it is almost February and half the winter is now in the past. COVID is still rampant, but everyone is trying to stay safe. Eventually this pandemic will be in the history books and remembered by many generations.
Highway 378 was closed for a few days while there was an investigation carried out in an old two-storey house. A book, 鈥淪askatchewan Ghost Houses,鈥� names this building as a ghost site. Sooner or later the news media will be giving more information to the public. Too bad there are not more positive topics, as we do live in a good world. Gangsters do get caught.
Condolences to Helen Stolakoko, five children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren on the passing of Raymond Stolakoko of Saskatoon. He was a teacher at Mayfair Central School for many years, teaching the Grade 2 class. Prior to that he taught in Whitkow as a young man. Ray and Helen still owned farmland where oldest son Karpo and family resided for about 30 years. Ray was a man who brought much joy and positivity into the lives of others.
The CWL still holds meetings when needed. The 2021 memberships are due. Contact Leanne at 306-445-9933.
As COVID maintains it grip, cancellations and postponement of activities drawing large crowds continue. Let鈥檚 celebrate the small things in life, like our beautiful winter landscape with hoar frost, lengthening daylight hours and the breathtaking sunrises and sunsets. Be thankful we are still breathing and alive.
