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ENDLESS OPPORTUNITIES! 2 The Stonewall Teulon Tribune Thursday, May 20, 2021 Woodlands celebrates local senior’s 90th birthday TRIBUNE PHOTOS BY THOMAS JOHNSTON Jean Marshall was honoured with a community pa- rade in honour of her 90th birthday. her to get dressed up on Saturday to says Marshall. take pictures. She then sat outside Marshall was her home at Oak Park Estates and born in 1931 watched the parade held in her hon- and worked as our in disbelief. a licensed prac- “I just sat there and just kept saying, tical nurse. She ‘I don’t believe this,’” says Marshall, moved to Wood- “It was unbelievable. lands 52 years I knew nothing. I really knew noth- ago, in 1969, with ing about it” her husband and eight children. Three years later, Oak Park Estates Decorated vehicles, including six “I’ve been around here for a long was built, and now Marshall lives Woodlands Fire Department trucks time, the longest I’ve been anywhere,” there. drove by. Her son had phoned and says Marshall, “This is my home.” Following the excitement of the pa- asked for one fi re truck, but because In 2003, Marshall won the Governor rade, Marshall said the residents of they knew who Marshall was, they General’s Caring Canadian Award Oak Park Estates shared in her birth- By Jules Stevenson day celebrations when she and her On Saturday, May 15, Jean Marshall sent six. because of her work volunteering, “They gave me the most beauti- advocating, and fundraising for the friend prepared a COVID-19 safe taco was surprised by her community with salad buffet for everyone. a parade to celebrate her 90th birth- ful little teddy bear, and I love teddy elderly. bears. It’s got a little t-shirt on it say- “I said I don’t deserve any award un- “We just all get along like a big fam- day. ily,” says Marshall. Marshall says her daughter told ing, ‘Woodlands Fire Department,’” til I see another seniors home here.” Stonewall council news in brief By Jennifer McFee as much as possible,” Grunewald said. close to the end of this and we’re try- At the May 12 committee of the “We believe it’s working pretty good.” ing to maintain. Our primary role is whole meeting, RCMP Staff Sgt. Sean Like every other sector, the pandem- emergency operations, and then ev- Grunewald provided council with a ic has created additional challenges in erything after that is secondary.” quarterly report. relation to RCMP staffi ng. Mayor Clive Hinds expressed ap- He said the number of crimes are “COVID has tested us. We’re going preciation for the RCMP’s ongoing down, particularly for property crime. through the same issues you guys are commitment to keeping the commu- However, he noted that this reduction going through where someone has to nity safe. is likely due to the pandemic since stay home because a kid is sick, which “Thank you for the great job that people are at home more often. is an absolute nightmare for us and you’re doing for the community,” he Efforts are underway to continue across the board,” he said. said. with as many patrols throughout the “We still manage to maintain our “It allows us to sleep soundly at area as possible, he added. operations, but at times it’s picking night, so thank you for that. I’m even “We’ve done some rotation with pretty slim. We’re trying to tell ev- snoring now,” said Hinds. amalgamation to manoeuvre people erybody that hopefully we’re getting RCMP Staff Sgt. 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The staff at Stonewall Centennial “Today’s a better day than yesterday. do their utmost to maintain continu- Yesterday I was pretty exhausted and ity in the classroom, said Principal Ed had lots of stomach pain,” she said. Harvie. Nickel’s husband contracted the vi- I give credit to our division offi ce for rus at work, and she took ill shortly hiring some amazing support teach- after, despite doing everything she ers who’ve been able to blend right could to impose protective measures into our system, he said. in their home. “We’re trying to be proactive and “I was protecting myself like crazy ensure our kids stay in school, which with shield, masks, gloves, the whole is, in my opinion, a lot healthier for works, and even I still got it.” their mental health and ensures our TRIBUNE PHOTO SUBMITTED Nickel, a science teacher at École kids get the best education possible.” Science teacher Maria NIckel is recovering at home after contracting Stonewall Centennial School, deals While members of the faculty and COVID a month ago. with the virus one day at a time. student body have contracted CO- “We thank them (parents) very much “It’s a lot that’s being asked of all the She suffers from bouts of nausea VID-19, the transmissions are coming for what they have been doing so far.” teachers, and they’ve stepped up to and fatigue and makes a point of cel- from outside, and the middle school Parents, students, and teachers the plate.