MAIDSTONE — Catch the Ten whist was played at the Maidstone Drop In Centre Oct. 26 with the winner being Jean Hartman. Cribbage was played with winner being Denise Newton. Hosting and providing lunch was Dorothy Schwartz.
Bingo was played Oct. 28 with a good turnout. Callers were Margaret MacEachern and Jean Hartman. Loonie pot was won by Dorothy Harmel, Denise Newton and Irene Kerr, who left it to be carried over to the next week. Lunch was provided by Dorothy Schwartz, assisted by Margaret MacEachern.
Cards were played Nov. 2 with high score going to Dorothy Kissick and low to Jean Hartman. Lunch was provided by Margaret MacEachern.
Sorry about the mistake with regard to the Christmas supper. The date is to be Saturday, Dec. 12 at 5 p.m. Book early as there is a limited numbers of seats. Members and non-members, phone Dorothy Schwartz at 306-893-2663 for tickets. Leave a message if I am not at home.
Bingo was played Nov. 4 with Jean Smith and Margaret MacEachern doing the calling. The loonie pot was divided between Bev Stewart and Rita Taylor. Lunch was provided by Noele Coulthard and Irene Kerr.
The monthly meeting was held Nov. 6 with Cheryl MacAskill in the chair. The Christmas bingo date was set for Monday, Dec. 16 with each player bringing a $1 and $5 wrapped prize. Each player is guaranteed a $5 prize to take home. The $1 prizes are for those who bingo more than once.
A non-perishable food box will be placed at the centre. Donations go to the food hampers made up every year at the United Church.
A request was received to help at the Friday bingos at the lodge.
Two door prizes will be available at the Christmas supper Dec. 12, to be donated by two members. Charge for the Christmas supper and evening of entertainment for members and non-members is $16 per person as charged by the caterer. Please pay in advance of the event to Dorothy.
Following the meeting, lunch was provided by Vera Hintz. Next meeting will be Wednesday, Dec. 4 at 2 p.m.
Cribbage was played Nov. 9. High score went to Cheryl MacAskill, while low went to Margaret MacEachern. Lunch was provided by Bev Stewart.
