MAIDSTONE 鈥� Cribbage was played at the Maidstone Drop In Centre Oct 15 with high score going to Bev Stewart and low to Jean Hartman. Lunch was supplied by Denise Newton.
Bingo was played Oct. 17 with Margaret MacEachern and Bev Stewart doing the calling. Lunch provided by was Denise Newton.
The RCMP meeting was held at the Legion Hall Oct. 18 with about 40 people in attendance. Spt. Grant St. Germaine of Prince Albert detachment gave an informative talk on local and staffing improvements. Information on the growing, use and fines related to marijuana was open for questions.
Cribbage was played Oct. 22 with high score going to Dorothy Schwartz, who also supplied lunch. Low went to Bev Stewart.
Bingo was played Oct. 24 with Joan Smith and Margaret MacEachern doing the calling. Lunch was supplied by Dorothy Schwartz.
The next movie night will be Friday, Nov. 16 at 7 p.m. Popcorn and cold drinks will be available.
Due to the curling of faulty shingles supplied by a company that has declared bankruptcy, the roof has had to be re-shingled before it starts leaking creating more problems. The cost has put a huge hardship on the seniors鈥� organization finances. We have started a campaign to raise money ourselves, but need help from Maidstone and area residents. We also need new members in order to keep running. This building is used by many other organizations as it is conveniently located and has an off-the-street parking lot. If you wish to make a donation contact Dorothy Schwartz 306-893-2663, Margaret MacEachern 306-893-2379 or Shannon Smith 306-893-2551. Income tax receipts are available. Cheques can be made out to Maidstone Seniors鈥� Centre. Fortunately the weather co-operated and the shingling has been completed by a local company, Hegel Construction.
Correction: In 鈥淢useum sssociation members meet in Unity鈥� (Regional-Optimist, Oct. 25) the North West Museums Association was incorrectly identified. The author of the piece also objected to other edits made to her submission. She felt it was important to note the Adanac is Canada spelled backwards and objected to the conversion of seven miles to kilometres.
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