Everyone seems to be busy with either yardwork, preparing flower beds or just getting ready for the nice warm weather of spring. The men are very busy with their seeding and they seem to be moving right along. Let’s hope that their luck holds out and no one has any serious break downs. I know our guys have had a few small ones that only took a few minutes to fix things so they could continue with their job. I was looking forward to seeing our granddaughter preform in her dance recital on May 2 – but unfortunately the recital had to be cancelled again this year due to COVID-19 showing its face among some of the dancers. One of these times I’m sure we will defeat this pandemic and slowly return back to being normal.
Sincere sympathy is also extended to the Couture family on the death of Priscille on March 4 in her 85th year. She will be missed by her husband, Gilbert, son Laurent (Loree), daughters Denise, Claudette (Daniel) LeNouail, Diane (David) Kelly, Coralie (Wayne) Laturnas and 11 grandchildren. She was predeceased by grandson Johnathon Couture. The Coutures farmed in the RM of Reciprocity until they retired to Redvers in 2004. Funeral mass will be held in Redvers on March 12 with burial at Cantal Cemetery. Condolences are extended to all other family members. I do believe that March came in like a lamb, and that should mean an early spring. I’m so ready for the season change. Boy this last weekend sure played havoc with the snow – there’s more bare spots than snow spots now, and I’m not sorry to see the snow disappearing. However I do know that we are in desperate need of moisture, what run-off we are going to get isn’t going to be too much, and there are some farmers who