MAIDSTONE — The Maidstone Museum’s annual Christmas party was held at the seniors’ centre Jan. 23, starting with a bountiful potluck supper for the 27 members and visitors who attended.
The Yellowhead Ramblers were in attendance and supplied pleasant listening music throughout the evening. A Chinese gift exchange created lots of fun and laughter.
An old-fashioned lantern seemed to be the most popular prize and was exchanged many times. Thanks go to all who attended and supplied food and gifts for a most successful and enjoyed evening.
The January monthly meeting was held at the seniors’ centre Jan 26. Vice-president Dennis Mertz chaired the meeting with secretary Christine Cardson reading the minutes of the November meeting. There was no meeting in December. Randy Pike gave the financial report.
A motion was made to sell the Between the Rivers Number 2 history books at a reduced price of $15. Books can be picked up at the home of president Mae Hinde.
A mini snow fest was discussed. It will be held Saturday, Feb. 21 at the museum grounds from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Elementary age children and younger are welcome, accompanied by a parent. Sliding equipment will be supplied. No snowboards or other sliders will be allowed. There will be hot dogs, hot chocolate and marshmallows supplied. Come and join the fun.
