Thankful for good neighbours

St. Catharines Standard February 7, 2011


I was driving my wife on our country roads after the recent storm that dumped tonnes of snow on Niagara, when our car got stuck in snow. The wheels kept spinning and spinning. We were stranded on an isolated stretch of the road, with the nearest house far away. We are senior citizens and do not have the strength to push the car out or walk miles on icy roads seeking help. We prayed. Then we were about to call CAA on the cellphone when we saw a pickup truck approaching us. I waved frantically for the driver to stop. He cheerfully greeted us, promptly got down to business and got our car out in a jiffy, using the pickup equipment.
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