Judy Peddle has retired. She has worked for the township for 18 years. Here, on her last day of work, she posed with some of the municipal staff. Pictured here, left to right: North Dundas CAO Angela Rutley, Deputy CAO and clerk Jo-Anne McCaslin, Judy Peddle and Mayor Tony Fraser. Morin photo
WINCHESTER – Judy Peddle a longtime employee with North Dundas has retired.
Her final day was Fri., July 10, when staff wished her well as she moved on to the next chapter of her life.
She was the deputy clerk and administration assistant for the township. Residents would run into her when they first came into the municipal building.
One of her jobs was taking payments and directing people to the right person depending what their issue was. She also was responsible for issuing marriage licences, burial permits and lottery licences.
Judy has worked for the township for 18 years.
On her last day on the job, municipal staff showed how much they appreciated the work she has done and she also heard from some of the businesses and residents she has served over the years.
When asked what was going to be next for her, Judy said, to “Enjoy my family and my time.”
Joseph Morin is the Editor of the Eastern Ontario AgriNews, and the Record. He is, despite years of practice, determined to eventually play the guitar properly. He has served the Eastern Ontario community as a news editor, and journalist for the past 25 years with the Iroquois Chieftain, Kemptville Advance, West Carleton Review, and Ottawa Carleton Review in Manotick. He has never met a book he did not like.
