MAIDSTONE — Cards were played at the Maidstone Drop In Centre June 29 with top score going to Jean Hartman and low to Bev Stewart. Lunch was provided by Jean Hartman.
The self-watering planters have arrived and look very nice in front of the centre. The outside of the building is in the process of being repainted.
A family supper was held at the Centre July 3 hosted by Dorothy Schwartz as her grandchildren and great-grandchildren were home for a short visit. Granddaughter Lori and husband Geoff Murray and great-grandchildren Courtney from Chicago, Ill., Brett and Melissa Tuplin and boys Jayden and Lucas from Leroy, Tristan and Carrie Tuplin and girls Cadence and Tali from Sechelt, B.C. The children's grandfather, Don Tuplin and friend Scotty Wiltermuth were also present. There was pizza and watermelon for supper and lots of visiting.
Long-time member Lil McMillan celebrated her 90th birthday at the centre July 4 with a come and go tea. All of her five children were present, Donna coming from Prince George, B.C. with her daughter and granddaughter. Over 100 well wishers signed the register. Following the tea a family supper was held at the home of daughter Darlene and Garry Robb. Best wishes go to Lil.
ÌýCards were played July 6 with lunch provided by Dorothy Schwartz.
There was a good turnout for bingo July 8 with Bev Stewart and Dorothy Schwartz doing the calling. Lunch was provided by Cheryl MacAskill.
Many seniors enjoyed the Calgary Stampede chuckwagon races from their homes last week. A number of participants were from not too far away, which made it more interesting.
In this area, hay baling is well underway with very few showers to slow things down.
Cribbage was played at the centre July 13 with Dorothy Schwartz hosting and providing lunch. High score went to Bev Stewart and low to Dorothy Kissick.
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